UBeesize Tripod S, Premium Flexible Phone Tripod with Wireless Remote, Mini Tripod Stand for Camera GoPro/Mobile (Upgraded)

O item não é exatamente como na foto e não possui o recurso de girar o celular 180 graus para tirar foto deitado ou de pé.
Parece ser de qualidade razoável, compatível com o valor do produto.

The legs seem to be pretty effective and I’ve felt no issues with them so far. Personally it irritates me that I won’t likely ever be able to get them perfectly straight again, but that’s a purely superficial trade-off that I knew I was making by getting a tripod where the legs can be wrapped around poles and other vertical objects. It felt definitively sturdy when I wrapped it around fairly small poles, and of course it stands upright just fine.

The clipping mechanism, however, has room for improvement. First of all, I’m not a fan of the fact that the vertical mounting screw can easily be detached from the base. There are two buttons, one on each side, that releases the mounting screw and anything on the other end. You have to be quite certain that you’ve fully clicked it into place to know your phone is secure. If you haven’t heard the click, the phone or camera could fall out without much force. If it’s properly clicked into place, it’s pretty securely fastened, but there’s just a bit of uncertainty. I’d prefer it to just be one solid piece.

My other complaints are more minor. The back of the phone clamp has a nice foam backing, but the top and bottom “jaws” are just hard plastic with teeth. Having the foam on the top and bottom jaw would make me feel a bit better about not scuffing my phone, and it’s a firm enough grip that they shouldn’t impact the phone’s stability in the mount. I’ll probably find some foam material and glue it in there to see how it feels soon.

Speaking of stability, the hole used to mount the phone clamp vertically (there is a hole on the back that would lay the phone face-up as well) is too shallow, meaning there is some room for the phone clamp to wiggle around. It’s securely attached so it won’t fall off, but the wiggle is undesirable. I’d recommend finding a washer or two and putting those on the screw in between the base and the phone mount. Eliminating that gap with the washers will fix that issue, but it should just be drilled to the proper depth to begin with. Just make sure you leave enough of the screw above the washers to properly secure the phone. The other hole (to mount the phone face-up) is drilled to the proper depth, and I see no reason why this one shouldn’t be.

 UPDATE: The company was very helpful in addressing the issue I was having with tripod phone holder not tightening completely, I really appreciated that.

I did also buy a second one and had no problems with it at all, screwed on tightly and securely. Looks like the first one I bought just had a manufacturing defect. Because of this, I will be changing my review from 4 stars to 5 stars

I am very excited about this product, hands free video and photo. The remote pairs easily and works perfectly. I see that some of them come with cases but mine did not. I did read under contents that one is not listed. I guess I missed out on the select few that came with one. No big deal.

The one thing that prevented me from going to 5 stars is that the phone adapter when installed vertically does not tighten all the way. There is still some play and feels loose. It just keeps spinning and never actually tightening. I tried turning the ring that is under the plastic piece that turns the screw and it is as tight as it can get but still moves around. When the stand is left alone there will be no issue but I was hoping I would be able to walk around with it as well and shoot video. That way, I would be able to use it to stabilize the recording. That is my only gripe with the tripod, if any one knows any fixes or if the tripod does tighten all the way. Let me Know

I’m a novice photographer but I like to take close-up (macro) photos. I thought I was doing alright but using this tripod greatly improved the quality of the photo . For example, the photo of one of my succulents. You can use it like a regular tripod or as a little monkey clinging to a lamp pole or railing or whatnot. It does take some time and effort to get the feel of where to place and how to bend the legs as well as how to orient the camera so it’s stable and perfectly horizontal (my camera has a display setting that shows me if the camera is tilted or straight). Keeping in mind all of the above, I went slowly at first to avoid breaking any of the pieces or have the whole thing topple over. The tripod was easy to assemble and is small enough to carry in a large purse or backpack. One photo shows the set-up with my favourite IPA for scale. There’s also a part for using your smartphone instead of the camera and the remote control is a nice touch as well. What’s more, I got an email a few days after asking if I was happy with the tripod and, if not, to please let them know, so that’s really good customer service. The email also said the tripod comes with a lifetime guarantee. So,
I can’t think of anything else I would ask for.

A empresa usa uma fotografia de um produto que inclui controle remoto, mas o produto vendido é só o tripé. Comprei esse tripé mais caro do que outros disponíveis na Amazon, porque vi a fotografia e imaginei que a imagem correspondia ao produto. Desonestidade do vendedor.