Neewer Camera Tripod Monopod Carbon Fiber with Rotatable Center Column - Portable Lightweight 191 centimeters 360 Degree Ball Head for DSLR Camera Camcorder up to 26.5 pounds

Amazing tripod for the price, and for more money too. It has all the features that I can imagine and while it is neither the lightest, or maybe the sturdiest, it is more than good in literally anything you can imagine. Jack of all trades and master of some, for a very low amount of money. Only thing remaining is the test of quality over time

Superb

I own A Miller tripod in carbon fibre (mainly for video work) pand was a little sceptical as to how good this would be compared to something more than 10 times the price. For photography it’s pretty bloody good! Lightweight and clever design with the monopod detachment, head isn’t half bad, packs away small and is ideal for the travelling photographer. With the main neck extended it is a little shaky with a big lens like a 300mm but it does weigh 1.5kg plus the body and battery grip. Once you drop the neck back down it’s solid and feels like a quality bit of kit. Will give it’s first proper run out in a couple of weeks when I’m away to do some wildlife work in SA. First impressions I’m very impressed.

It’s a good sturdy tripod. As long as it is well balanced I can walk off and leave my canon 80D alone in the room. I got it to film a table top view. I can do that. I have it wedges between two pieces of furniture and I have to wedge the adjustable ball head thing in place or else it just slowly slides down. There’s probably a different camera mount I could get..... but that’s for next years wages.

Product seems sturdy enough with the centre column low but it does suffer from vibration which gets worse the higher the centre column gets. Luckily this is a tall tripod, I am 6ft 2ins and I don't need to raise the centre column much to have the camera at eye level and a weight hanging underneath will act as a vibration damper.I marked this 3 star for durability because of the pivoting ball mechanism. I tried setting this to 45% but the clamping bracket started making cracking sounds when I tightened the screw and I stopped - the arm was not locked and could be easily moved up and down without any camera attached. This means that the pivoting arm can only be used vertically or horizontally, but nothing in-between. The photos are misleading and If the ball housing breaks the tripod is useless so it is not worth the risk.Only time will tell.

very surprised how good these tripods are , even the bag that came wth it, is thicker than the average bag .. i bought this because my daughter swagged my manfrotto for college . iv not used this outside yet .but it holds a nikon d850 and trinity of heavy weight 2.8 lenses .which are heavy er than the tripod .. its smooth solid and the panning is great syrupy smoothe . the monopod leg is a bonus , really light .theres tons of accessories a fraction of the cost others charge .. i really like this three legged thing . id reccomend fotting the andoer cl50 plate for that trigger release if your used to manfrotto plates .

This tripod exceeded my expectations. It is well made and sturdy even with a Manfrotto fluid head attached.Best for use with smaller kit but I am really pleased and have used it on several professional TV docs. One could pay a lot more and be disappointed, for B Cam or a stills set up its great. Recommended.