Wow! This immediately impressed me when I opened it and continues to impress as I use it. It’s an excellent quality tripod, built to last with aluminum frame. It’s a solid weight with lots of adjustment options. It’s a smaller one that can be adjusted to stand anywhere in between 9” tall up to just over 21” in height and a leg expanse of just over 10” so it doesn’t take up a large footprint. It’s stable and sits well on a surface. I can carry it around as well using it in a selfie stick sort of way. It’s nice to take photographs with and even add my projector too. I can easily store this in my backpack and take it on the go with me. The only challenge I’ve had is fully getting one of the legs pushed back into the unit, takes a little bit of muscle.

This K&F Concept compact tripod is quite small. It's a little bit bigger than a 1L Nalgene bottle with the ball head attached and the same size as a 500 ml Nalgene with the ball head removed. If you need it to be more compact, removing the ball head (or replacing the ball head) makes it a lot smaller, but it does take more time to set up.

It feels very sturdy and stable, but this does come at a weight penalty since it is on the heavier side for a tripod of this size. I don't mind this because I wanted a tripod that was more stable than the selfie stick I normally use and wouldn't be affected by the wind as much, but it's a third of a pound lighter than my full size carbon fiber tripod that I am replacing this with. I have had no concerns with this falling over while set at various heights when using it, even with longer lenses. The finish on the tripod and ball head is nice and appears durable; it is very similar to my other tripods.

The ball head is arca-swiss compatible, which means the plate is also arca-swiss compatible. This is a good feature since I can easily use it with my other tripods, and I don't have to use the included plate since I have multiple cameras with plates already attached.

Extending the legs is simple and quite satisfying. They extend easily, and setting different heights is quite easy with these legs. They have a very nice positive click when extended, and it takes very little effort to tighten them down. Overall, I am very happy with this tripod.

This is a decent choice for its size and price point, compared with other compact tripods in its category. This one features an all metal construction rubber feet and neoprene leg guards. The amount uses a ball and socket type head, which locks out with the thumb screw as well. The head as 360° rotation with a separate lockout. The adaptor plate for the bottom of your camera is is included however I use a camera cage, which fits perfectly. The legs are telescopic and can be locked out with a twist of the foot and has three separate positions that the legs can be folded out to. I love how compact this is as it fits in my motorcycle side bags with ease as well. Fits in a backpack or small handbag. Point to note it does weigh 1.6 pounds so it may feel a bit on the heavier side as far as a compact tripod goes. Overall, the functionality and size format is perfect for my intended use of motorcycle camping/photography.

Pros: This mini tripod is stable, and strong enough to hold heavy Full frame camera with lenses attached. The ball head is adjustable and can be used to shoot low able shots or a table talking head shots without taking up much room. I also like that it gets quite compact and can fit in many medium to large purses, bags and backpacks for easy portability. Also came with a phone mount if you capture content with a smartphone.

Cons: It is expensive for something this size. And it shows fingerprint and dust very easily.

Overall I would highly recommend this product to other

Solid little tripod for its size. Feels sturdy and well-built, and the ball head moves smoothly with good tension control. It’s compact enough to fit in a backpack, but still holds my Sony A7III steady without wobbling. The quick-release plate makes setup fast, and the legs lock firmly in place. Great for tabletop shooting, product photography, or travel when you don’t want to carry a full-sized tripod. Used it in a couple's photoshoot, and it enables me to carry it easily and move and adjust in a timely manner. Even supports my telephoto lens!

I’m really impressed with the build quality of this mini tripod — it feels sturdy and well-made for its size. It’s super handy to have around for quick setups on a desk or when traveling light. Extending and collapsing the legs can be a bit finicky at first, but once you get used to it, it’s no big deal. Overall, I’m very pleased with this compact and reliable tripod.