ATUMTEK Selfie Stick Tripod, 3-in-1 Extendable Aluminum Phone Tripod with Detachable Bluetooth Remote, Compatible with iPhone 17/16/15/14/13/12/11/11 Pro/XS Max/XR and Samsung Smartphones, Black

After trying out more than a dozen selfie sticks with tripod options, I choose this Atumtek for my shorter needs, and the Atumtek 65" Selfie Stick Tripod (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BHQ8VHM1) for longer needs. When collapsed, this selfie stick is small, and will fit in a pants pocket, jacket pocket, or purse. The quality is very good - I have no concerns about separation of the uppermost arm extension from the device holder. USB-C charging of the remote means not having to worry about batteries. As a tripod it's short, so really only useful on a tabletop or other raised surface, and it wouldn't be good in a high wind.

Love this so much that I ordered another one. It's perfect size to fit in my bag. Can extend decent height.

I loved this selfie stick -- until I lost it just a few months after purchase. There is no way to attach it to my backpack. I wish there was a strap.

Works as advertised. Remote initially failed to show fully charged with the LED. I put it on the charger and it came to life within about 10 minutes with a full charge. Used it to take photos and videos on my iPhone. Simple as setting the camera and clicking the remote to activate the shutter. For videos a second push on the remote stops recording. ADDED VALUE: You can use the remote ANYTIME - even without the selfie stick - to control the camera.Be aware that the telescoping shaft has a groove running through all sections to provide enhanced strength and rigidity. This feature means that you cannot swivel the camera around the tripod “pole” when it is standing upright. You can only spin the whole tripod. The picture claiming 270 degree rotation is really about adjusting the camera from portrait to landscape orientation - and beyond.When first opening the box be aware that there are decals restricting normal movement. The tripod legs have a mostly transparent band near the top that prevents automatic opening. Remove it and they work perfectly. The removable remote also has a nearly transparent label holding it in place. Remove it.Another important issue. The manufacturer goes to great lengths to warn you to NOT pull open and push closed the tripod legs by direct contact. Some video product reviews even show this bad practice to open and close the legs. Instead, let the opening and closing of the extendable “pole” move the tripod legs. There is even a yellow label on the priduct about this. Remove it and reattach it along the central shaft for future reference. Also READ THE INSTRUCTIONS about opening and closing the unit to prevent damage.Nice unit at a good price. Some camera positions may result in tripod being unstable and falling over. Use a pro trick of a small sandbag on the lifting legs to keep it stable. Or use a book bag, coat, etc as a substitute.I like it!

Llegó tal cual, es muy práctico

Amazing I love this item, perfect to take picture in all ways

Returning customer. Purchased 5 of them for friends and family. Highly recommended.

It is low price, but for this price it’s about the same as the SmallRig ST-30, which I expect will be better. I threw away this box as I figured it would do, but I regret it. These are the pain points:1. The phone holder is flimsy and my phone falls out easily when adjusting it from landscape to portrait mode.2. It’s not easy to switch between landscape and portrait.3. As the instructions say, the top pinches your fingers when you’re trying to get it out. It kind of snaps out. Ouch.4. The bottom is hard to open. You have to somehow get enough traction to pull out the legs. By the time it opens the moment is over.The ST-30 looks to be an auto set down for opening- I’m hoping that saves time.