ATUMTEK 51 Selfie Stick Tripod All in One Extendable Phone Tripod Stand with Bluetooth Remote 360 Rotation for

The selfie stick is so worth the money I bought two, and got my friend group on board too. The stick is so well built and so sturdy I'm glad that I took the recommendation of this YouTuber that told me about it. The height is adjustable and you can use it as a tripod for videos or as a handheld selfie stick as well. The remote control is by far my favorite feature it makes getting your content super easy especially when you don't have any help. The stick opens and closes smoothly no jerking no need to yank it hard to get it to come out or extend. It's just seamless to operate and glades to your desired height. Lastly the little phone holder is A1 I trust it enough to use it on our yacht party trips. It holds your phone very securely and still opens and adjusts smoothly to your desired height without removing the phone. I take it everywhere and I use it for all types of content and again the remote that connects to your phone via Bluetooth and does need to be charged often. I want to say I can go a month or two before I have to charge my remote. If you're looking for a smooth, sturdy, easy to use, handsfree selfie stick to capture all of your content this is the one for you friend. Read more

Very good quality, but it’s not as tall as I would like. Read more

My first impression of this selfie stick tripod is that it is a very sleek, thoughtfully engineered design. The remote is stored flush in the handle. The legs of the tripod unfold easily at the push of a button. The tripod extends just by pulling it out of the top. The phone mount turns and locks in essentially in every position you need it to, and the grip holds my iPhone securely. It’s very easy and intuitive to use, and used as a selfie stick tripod I would definitely purchase it again having seen it in person. Quite lovely! Instead of using it as intended, however, I’m using it to hold my Infant Optics DXR-8 baby monitor camera. Engineer mama needed a solution that didn’t mount directly to the crib, rely on 3M sticky anything, or require drilling of any holes in my wall. I had the idea of using a regular tripod since there is a hole in the camera base for a screw mount. While searching for a suitable tripod, I stumbled on this model and figured I’d give it a try. Happy to say it works for my needs perfectly! It holds the camera sitting on the base when it’s perpendicular and flipped up (1st photo). It would be better if the flat support was perhaps half an inch wider just for peace of mind, but it’s used while stationary and it’s not wiggling around or otherwise unstable. I opted to attach the crib mount I was using on the crib previously and secure it to the tripod’s phone mount (2nd photo), which allows me to angle the camera down without worrying about gravity. I also secured the cable to the pole arm with white Velcro cable ties so it looks much tidier (3rd photo). I can now see inside my baby’s crib and he can’t reach the cable or camera anymore, so that’s a total win in my book! Best of all, I can use it for its intended purpose as a selfie stick/tripod AND it’s supremely portable as the baby camera mount, since it folds so small. My only wish is that it was a few inches taller, as I have to have the tripod further than baby arms length away, but it’s a minor issue that could be remedied by elevating it with a box or something. It works as is. Very happy!!! Read more

I have bought many selfie sticks and tripods over the years for traveling but this one is my absolute favorite!!! I took it to Europe with me this Spring and it worked wonders. First of all, it is compact and easy to pack into my backpack or my purse compared to my other tripods. It's pretty sturdy at 50" and a little wind doesn't knock it over. However, some of my family members are taller and the monuments I wanted to capture were also taller... so 50" didn't cut it and I wish I got the 65" one. Secondly, it DOES do portrait mode, you just need to spend a little time figuring that out (bending the phone holder part and twisting it the right way). It's really not hard once you get it. However, I only found this out AFTER my trip to Europe which I regret because there are so many photos I wish I took in portrait mode but didn't know I could. Thirdly, the Bluetooth paired well with my iPhone Pro 13. I turned the remote on/off and it would auto-pair with my phone making it super easy to set up the selfie stick or tripod and snap a quick photo here and there. I have so many beautiful pics of my family at the leaning tower of Pisa, the Eiffel tower, and even the Coliseum because of this one tool. Lastly, beware of the phone holder part -- it can pinch your fingers. The instructions warn you of this as well and you don't really know what it's talking about until you do it to yourself. Once you get the hang of how to put your phone in and how to handle pulling the selfie stick out, it's not a big deal. You just need to practice a few times and notice where your fingers are when you're closing the selfie stick/tripod. Read more