Portable Selfie Stick Tripod 3 in 1 Extendable Selfie Stick Phone Holder for iPhone 14 13 13 Pro

The media could not be loaded. This is definitely one of the best versatile selfie stick I was able to test so far. Not only you get a telescopic selfie stick, that will open up to 100cm (1 meter ~ 40 inches), holding your phone away from you to allow the capture of some awesome selfies pictures. But this item could be also used as a stand alone tripod too ! And, the cherry on the top of the cake is that it works great with GoPro cameras as well ! So in short... GOOD: - Feels sturdy and well made - Lightweight, despite the fact being a bit bulky - Extend up to 100cm (1 meter ~ 40 inches) - The phone-clamp folds completely against the stick's body, allowing you to carry this stick in your pocket - Can be also used as stand alone tripod - Phone clamp is removable and then this stick can be used to hold GoPro cameras instead - Includes an adapter to be able to mount any camera equipped with a 1/4" tripod-mount tread on it - Includes a Bluetooth remote shutter-button to remotely take selfies NOT SO GOOD: - No instructions that I can find that explains how to pair/use the Bluetooth remote shutter-button Read more

I have used this a few times now and not once have I been disappointed! It is entirely fantastic. The remote control is so very easy to figure out and use, and so delightful. The legs are nice and sturdy, even with a slightly heavier phone! I have a j7, so it isnt the thinest or the lightest. Not really a heavy or big phone either, but with my case it does add some bulk. The soace that holds the phone is super tight and desperate to close again, so it will definitely hold onto the phone easily! I've even knocked it over a few times on accident ( i misjudged my space and bumped it), and it still held onto my phone. It easily adjusts to the right height AND MAINTAINS that height! Even the legs for the stand cesture are nice. Only downside is you DO have to make sure they are extended FULLY before you let go or it might wanna topple over. I have old uneven floors in my apartment so I have knocked it over a few times with that. Eep. But overall I do recommend this. In my opinion it is worth the investment! Read more

Today what I have for everyone is my full written review of the USTINE Selfie Stick Tripod, with Bluetooth Remote. What I've decided to do for this review is break it down into the positives and negatives of the selfie stick tripod with integrated remote and then we're going to talk about the overall pricing and availability and I'm going to give everyone my final thoughts and a recommendation. That being said let's begin. Positives-the selfie stick with integrated tripod is Really versatile and portable with its 30 to 90° tilting head and 360° rotatable smartphone mount also it has the ability to fit any size smartphone from 3.5 in up to about 6.5 it will also work on your device with or without a case. And you can also change out the smartphone mount for a regular 1/4 thread so you can mount things like GoPros or any other mountable camera so the versatility and portability of the selfie stick / tripod is top notch. The overall build quality is top notch as well everything fits nice and neatly in place and the smartphone clamps click into place and lock firmly it feels extremely solid so that is really good as well. Another positive would be the overall balance of the selfie stick / tripod it's extremely balanced even while having devices that are a little bit heavy and it doesn't get top or back heavy making it lean it stays very firm and nice in place.and the last positive would probably be the price that it's available for but we're going to talk about the pricing a little bit later on period okay that about does it for the positives now let's move on. Negatives-in terms of the negatives of the selfie stick / tripod they're really only two that I came across one being the tilt head does not tilt far enough in my opinion it's usable but I would like it to be able to tilt and pan a little further they advertise 225° but in terms of actual usage it only pans and tilts about 30 to 90°. So that definitely needs some improvement in my opinion and the last negative would have to be the balance although it's a lot better balance than some of the other selfie sticks / tripods that I've taken to look at the balance still does need a little bit of work if you do put a device on it that's too heavy for it it does have a tendency to droop and once the selfie stick lowers past a certain point the tripod legs don't hold it up so they really need to figure out the balance and maybe incorporate a locking mechanism to lock the selfie stick and tripod into the open position. All right that about does it for the positives and the negatives in my opinion the positives of this selfie stick/tripod greatly outweigh the negatives. That being said let's move on. Price & Final Thoughts-okay so in terms of pricing I actually picked this bad boy up via Amazon and it's available in prices ranging from $6 to $10 and at that price you're probably wondering can I recommend that you pick this up? Well I would have to say yes as long as you can deal with the two negatives that I pointed out in this review I feel like this is definitely worth picking up so once again can I recommend that everyone go out there and pick this up I would have to say yes. Especially if you're in the market for a product like this one I think it should serve you well. Okay that pretty much does it for this review I hope everyone found it helpful and I hope you have a good day evening and or night depending on the time and your location you are when you read this review. Read more

Es súper útil para los viajes el precio es asequible y este trípode es lo máximo para hacer vídeos y tomar buenas fotos para capturar momentos inolvidables Read more

I carried this little selfie-stick through most of Europe and I loved it. The way it reached out and took pictures, with the little remove control was phenomenal. I got some of the most amazing pictures and angles I ever dreamed possible. I had that thing dangling over castle walls in Scottland five hundred feet in the air, zooming in on the baseboards in the Louvre, speedboating along Italian coastlines, and surreptitiously shuttering pics at the Tower of London, and more. Yes, I loved it! However, it eventually broke on me. I have one of those new fangled, fancy type phones, because Samsungs outrank iPhones in everyway possible, so yeah, it has some weight to it. And yes, after several weeks of this little selfie-stick doing what I consider God's work for me, it eventually gave up the ghost. But believe me when I say I'll buy it again. The outreach is just the arm's length I need, and I can't brag enough about the clicking control I had with the little remote button. Because I was in the middle of an English countryside when it broke (Thank the old gods and the new it didn't break when I had it extended out past the Wallace Monument in Stirling, Scotland), I had to pop into a local shop to buy a new one, or different one rather), so I wasn't able to check investigate whether or not I could get a replacement, and by the time I got back to America, I just didn't care anymore. That's not the point. I really loved this selfie-stick and would definitely recommend. Read more