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3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars 232 ratings
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Brand CBROSEY
Compatible Devices Camera
Material Aluminum
Item Weight 1.2 Pounds
Weight Limit 7 Pounds
Maximum Height 53 Inches
Tripod Head Type Pan Heads
Number of leg sections 4

About this item

  • 59" full size professional tripod for any camera or camcorder
  • Multi section, folds to 20 inches, light weight and heavy duty ( 7-pound load capacity)
  • Carrying included and in retail box; lifetime warranty!
  • 4-Section aluminum legs; 3-way, 360-degree swivel panhead
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Product Description

Now you can get the perfect shot each and every time with this camera tripod. It lets you focus on taking pictures, instead of messing around with a mountain of assorted parts. The aluminum construction (with black plastic components) makes it lightweight while the brace and non-slip feet keep it securly in place. This tripod features adjustable legs and an adjustable center column. A bubble level also ensures that your camera is just where you want it. 1/4" standard tripod mount

Customer reviews

3.8 out of 5 stars
3.8 out of 5
232 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the weight and adjustability of the camera tripod. For example, they mention it's very light and easy to carry. That said, some complain that it doesn't feel sturdy. Opinions are mixed on sturdiness, value, quality, and size.

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35 customers mention29 positive6 negative

Customers like the weight of the camera tripod. They say it's very light and sleek. Some mention that the size is small and lightweight, making it easy to carry. However, some customers feel the tripod is not sturdy.

"...It's also really really light. I mean REALLY light! You can put this on a backpack and hike all day. For $10, get a couple of spares...." Read more

"...I'm happy with my purchase as I was looking for an ultra-light and ultra-cheap tripod for those few situations when you just don't have something to..." Read more

"...I like the level and the carrying bag, I love that it's so lightweight and for $13, it's still a pretty good deal." Read more

"...The pros:Lightweight.Collapses to a small size for carrying.The cons:Unsteady...." Read more

27 customers mention24 positive3 negative

Customers like the adjustability of the camera tripod. They mention that it has easy adjustments, tons of adjustments, and is extremely adjustable. Some say that the leg lengths are easily adjustable for slopes or uneven surfaces.

"...very good tripod for that price.it works great and it is sturdy and easy to use...." Read more

"...can make sure their shots are level and true and it all can be adjusted with a handle that allows it to be moved right and left to up and down..." Read more

"...The height adjustment is set in two separate places on each leg adding a lot of options to shoot on uneven ground...." Read more

"...Very easy to use and adjust- Multiple ways to adjust the camera- Carrying bag may be useful as well , a great plus...." Read more

14 customers mention14 positive0 negative

Customers like the bag. For example, they say it's handy, lightweight, and comes with a canvas bag with shoulder strap. Some mention it comes with cases and a nylon cover and strap.

"...The canvas bag is also nice to have and seems thick enough to last...." Read more

"...comes with a bag w/ shoulder strap. useful to help it from opening up while packed, etc.Cons:-..." Read more

"...Multiple ways to adjust the camera- Carrying bag may be useful as well , a great plus.Cons-..." Read more

"...I like the level and the carrying bag, I love that it's so lightweight and for $13, it's still a pretty good deal." Read more

13 customers mention10 positive3 negative

Customers like the appearance of the camera tripod. They mention that it's sleek, cool, and sturdy.

"This is a very sleek Tripod and folds right upto be stored in a carry pouch...." Read more

"I have had the tripod a little over a month and like the design quite well. It is quick to set up and adjust...." Read more

"...It looked good, the crank was a bit annoying but with some tweaks I thought it'd work..." Read more

"...The product box looked out of shape like it was stored somewhere for a long time...." Read more

93 customers mention29 positive64 negative

Customers are mixed about the sturdiness of the camera tripod. Some mention it works great and is sturdy and easy to use, while others say that it's very light, not very sturdy, and the mechanism is flimsy. The legs are extremely thin and fragile, and it feels cheap.

"...I can imagine since it is not the most durable this is not for someone that may be a little rough on it...." Read more

"...It is pretty stable with normal lens and quite wobbly with any of the zooms. Legs feels good, but plastic parts (anything black)is cheaply made...." Read more

"...that its a very good tripod for that price.it works great and it is sturdy and easy to use...." Read more

"...The mechanism is flimsy enough that even the slightest vibration nearby translates to the tripod, where a stiffer stronger one would be much more..." Read more

79 customers mention50 positive29 negative

Customers are mixed about the value of the camera tripod. Some mention it's not bad for the price, has a reasonable build, and is a really good buy. Others say that it'll break easily, is cheaply made, and can't be trusted.

"...all the tripod features you need movement, bubble level and carrying case for the price...." Read more

"...Legs feels good, but plastic parts (anything black)is cheaply made...." Read more

"Pros:- very light, 667 grams (~1.47pounds)- very cheap, can be treated as disposable if it breaks, can be left behind if you buy too..." Read more

"...Im only 5'.But other than that its a very good tripod for that price.it works great and it is sturdy and easy to use...." Read more

57 customers mention36 positive21 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the camera tripod. Some mention it works great for everyday projects, is functional, and is perfect for any job. However, others say that it's priced very high for such a terrible product, has shoddy workmanship, and feels cheap.

"...for the horizontal plane, tighten the vertical plane handle and it works perfectly. It's quite smooth...." Read more

"This is a terrible tripod...." Read more

"...But other than that its a very good tripod for that price.it works great and it is sturdy and easy to use...." Read more

"...It's perfect for my needs and I didn't even have to spend much, I highly recommend this product...." Read more

20 customers mention11 positive9 negative

Customers are mixed about the size of the camera tripod. Some mention it's really small when folded up, compact, convenient, and lightweight, and is nice for small digital cameras. However, others say that it'd be better suited for larger cameras and that the shipping box is extremely over sized.

"This is a very sleek Tripod and folds right upto be stored in a carry pouch...." Read more

"...I went to do some photography work,and i realized that it really isnt quite that tall,i think its more of 46 inches maybe...." Read more

"...This one fits the bill perfectly. It's very lightweight and seems to be well made...." Read more

"...The pros:Lightweight.Collapses to a small size for carrying.The cons:Unsteady...." Read more

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Susan
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Value!!!
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2011
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Wow! as someone else said not the most sturdy tripod but for the 14 dollars I spent an excellent value. Has all the tripod features you need movement, bubble level and carrying case for the price. I can imagine since it is not the most durable this is not for someone that may be a little rough on it. Some TLC is probably in order but if you need an inexpensive tripod for occasional use and are not rough on your equipment this is definitely the way to go.
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Bammers
3.0 out of 5 stars VERY basic, but worth the price and not a dime more.
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011
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This is just a lightweight, basic tripod that you cannot expect much from. It suits my purpose as a travel pod. I do not feel confortable leaving my DSLR on it without hands close by. It is pretty stable with normal lens and quite wobbly with any of the zooms. Legs feels good, but plastic parts (anything black)is cheaply made. If you want a light backup or travel tripod that is very inexpensive, then this may work for you. The canvas bag is also nice to have and seems thick enough to last. If it was not for the hassle of shipping, I would likely return this and spend just a tad bit more for something a bit sturdier. I will keep it and use it for the small digital camcorder. That is light enough to work well with this unit.
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Do42
5.0 out of 5 stars I ordered a baker's dozen. Does that tell you what I think?
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2011
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I ordered three of these tripods initially. I was expecting a flimsy about to fall apart tripod. I was pleasantly surprised. No, this is not a $200 tripod but for $10 it's fantastic. I have a Canon T3i with a 270mm zoom lens so it's a big lens. This tripod holds everything quite steady. I really wanted a tripod that I could pan with for video shooting. This works. It's not a fluid head but just loosen the screw for the horizontal plane, tighten the vertical plane handle and it works perfectly. It's quite smooth. My other super sturdy and well-built tripod is for photo only and it doesn't pan well at all but it's much heavier also. This really fits the bill. Just to show how much I like this tripod, I ordered 10 more so I will have 13. If I leave it somewhere or it breaks, I have 12 more. It would cost more to ship it than to replace it. Just the quick release plates on most tripods are more than this entire tripod so it's better to just buy extra tripods instead of extra quick release plates. It's also really really light. I mean REALLY light! You can put this on a backpack and hike all day. For $10, get a couple of spares. I don't know how many years it will hold up but for $10, a year would be super.
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dsamazon
4.0 out of 5 stars Perfect if you know what you're getting: ultra light, ultra cheap, essentially disposable basic tripod.
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2011
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Pros:
- very light, 667 grams (~1.47pounds)
- very cheap, can be treated as disposable if it breaks, can be left behind if you buy too many souvenirs on vacation
- comes with a bag w/ shoulder strap. useful to help it from opening up while packed, etc.

Cons:
- plastic internal gears easy to break
- plastic tighteners easy to strip out or slip
- metal 1/4-20 camera mount screw (which is the only metal screw I see), is a bit hard to tighten as it is recessed a bit in some plastic
- plastic quick release plate doesn't bind well, DSLR (Nikon D80) camera only usable in landscape mode (camera rotates toward the ground if you try to put it in portrait mode)
- bubble level is a joke, mine seems mostly accurate but isn't good enough for any serious needs

I'm happy with my purchase as I was looking for an ultra-light and ultra-cheap tripod for those few situations when you just don't have something to balance your camera on. I shoot an average DSLR (Nikon D80) with an average (Sigma 18-200mm) lens, nothing extra heavy or crazy, but that's about the capacity limit of this tripod. The mechanism is flimsy enough that even the slightest vibration nearby translates to the tripod, where a stiffer stronger one would be much more stable (I know, I have other tripods). The mostly-plastic materials mean you should be careful not to over-tighten things, however, if you do, just toss this thing!

Overall: if you buy this intended on having a super cheap, super light tripod that will probably last months or maybe a year with light use, the break, you're in the right place.
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Eric T. Cox
2.0 out of 5 stars Cheap, but you get what you pay for.
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2010
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This is a terrible tripod. I didn't give this tripod a 1 star rating because I rather think that it's my fault for buying it: I mean, I don't know what was I thinking buying a 15 dollar tripod...

The legs are extremely thin and frail, you have to be very careful with them. I think that if you locked down the head so it couldn't pan, then accidentally tried to pan, the tripod would twist and collapse in a heap.

The panning is not smooth - it's just a cheap plastic axle grinding against a cheap plastic shoe, so no matter how careful you are, it binds up and causes jerking motion. Luckily the TM700's stabilization ability is rather impressive.

The one thing that this tripod has going for it is the little foldable thumbscrew on the screw that tightens down the camera - that was a nice touch. But the rest is just too cheap to consider buying.

I would not recommend this tripod to anyone. I will probably just try to use it until it inevitably breaks, and invest in something more robust.
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SammiCakes
3.0 out of 5 stars Good for the price,but too short...
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2011
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I recieved the tripod a few days ago.It took a little while to figure out but its quite easy to use.I went to do some photography work,and i realized that it really isnt quite that tall,i think its more of 46 inches maybe.I mean it says 53 inches but i was trying to do a self portrait and of course i knew the tripod was going to be too short so i had put a tall box under the tripod even and it was still way too short.Im only 5'.But other than that its a very good tripod for that price.it works great and it is sturdy and easy to use.It didnt come with instructions so make sure to read up on how to use a tripod before messing with it.The mount is great for any digital camera,i bought one from wal mart and it fits perfectly onto the tripod.
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