TELESIN360° Waterproof Selfie Stick 25.75" w Hand Strap Underwater Dive Diving Extension Stick Pole Monopod for GoPro Max 12 11 10 9 8 7 Insta360 X5 X4 X3 GO3 Ace Pro DJI Action 5 Pro 4 3 Pocket 3

Works great with my DJI cam. Everything works and is good quality.

The media could not be loaded. I just got my Go Pro 11 Black and needed a new stick. The stick is a perfect length, but you can see I struggled a bit figuring out how to extend it but that is only user error. If you give it a twist at the handle it will extend and lock when you twist it back.I have no tried it in the water yet but I will update if anything bad happens :)

made pretty well for most applications. I was putting a pretty heavy scope on the top and the ball head did not hold well, and failed on me.. I sent it back and got a refund no problem through amazon and went with one with no ball head. Stability on something under 1.5 lbs should be just fine but not much over that.

this is a great stick, I took it to Cancun, in fresh and saltwater worked with no problem.

Excellent

Good product for the price.

This is a terrible product. I would say it broke on the first use, but fell apart is a better description. I was about 30 feet down on a scuba dive about to film a feeding sea ray with my GoPro. I grabbed the stick and when I tried to power on my camera, the selfie stick’s screw on GoPro mount just slid out of the end of the stick. The stick was only tried / extended once before entering the water, so I knew how it worked. There are no threads inside the telescoping pole. The thin aluminum appears to just be pinched onto the mount. Garbage product, literally. AVOID! Lucky my expensive camera didn’t just fall off and get lost in the surf.

The part at the tip of the extension that connects to the pivoting ball is a very flawed design and just friction fit (NOT threaded), so it's only a matter of time before it comes loose and you either break or lose your camera.I've used many in the past and abuse them regularly snowboarding, skating, or using them as hiking poles and they always outlast the camera they hold or get stolen. This is the only one I was gentle with, filming on a boat and as soon as it touched the water while snorkeling it came apart and I couldn't shoot anymore.Looks like the price basement is still about $30-45 for anything decent these days, so I would avoid this product unless you're going to be SUPER gentle with it, unlike what action cameras are designed for.