ULANZI MT-16 Extendable Mini Camera Tripod, 4 Levels Adjustment 360° Ball Head Cold Shoe Lightweight Portable Vlog Travel Selfie Stick Handle Grip Desktop Webcam Tripod for DSLR Action Camera

Works great for my action cameras!

amazing little tripod

Does what it says. I would not put a heavy camera on it but for my ZV1 it is perfect.

Solid

This is probably the best value tripod/stick I've used. Solidly built and cheap. I like it

This is a remarkable little tripod. I wanted something light, portable and straightforward for a tabletop type tripod setup just to use with my iPhone. Ulanzi delivered! While being incredibly light, I feel that this is a very durable tripod. Super simple to use. I also got the Ulanzi phone holder, and soon, I will be adding the quick connect claw connector so I can easily move my iPhone back and forth between this little tripod and the TT31 I have (also by Ulanzi).I have been very pleased with Ulanzi's photo/video gear and their quick connectors make it super easy and frankly imperative, to continue living within the Ulanzi ecosystem.If you're looking for a very small, sleek and portable tripod, with extension for vlogging, etc., I know you won't be disappointed by the MT-16. Beyond that, I do think the price I paid for this is bordering on a bargain, but I digress... I have enjoyed using this tripod, and I expect I will for years to come.

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Overall I like it and it has nice features, but it has one major flaw. The middle column sticks down too far when the legs are extended, so it really become the third lag and one leg is not keeping the whole thing balanced. In other words, it leans in one direction or another.If that middle part were a bit shorter, or if the legs didn't extend out as far, it wouldn't be a problem. I will probably look for a similar tripod that's more stable, but sadly I waited too long to return this one. It works great as a handle to hold the camera though.In the pic my full frame camera is mounted on top and I am not touching it or holding it. It doesn't tip over but it's not very stable.