Sensyne Phone Tripod, Flexible Cell Phone Tripod with Phone Holder and Wireless Remote, Mini Travel Tripod Stand, Compatible with All Cell Phones, Cameras

Very nice tripod! I haven't played with it yet but excited that it's connected to Bluetooth and has the remote too. What a great price and product!

Awesome gadget for people who like to record or just have a nice stand for their phone with a remote to take photos. It's convenient, easy to put together, fits my large Galaxy phone and seems of quality build. I recommend.

This mini tripod is not make from good quality but its really sturdy. I’m been using it to stream many times. I can also wrap the three legs around vertical wall or object.

Excelente, se ajusta a mis necesidades, solo un pequeño problema con unos de los tornillo 🔩, no ajusta al 100%

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For some inexpensive want, I usually sort my choices by "low price first" but was not satisfied with tripods on the far lower end of the list. So a few dollars up, I noticed this one looked a bit better quality and ordered it. I'm so glad I chose this one. It looks sturdy, not like it'll break at first use, bends and holds my android just fine and the bonus little remote, yay! If you're like me when it comes to searching and filtering, go with this one, not the absolute cheapest ones.

This is a nice, but quirky little tripod. In the end it does what it is intended to do, hold my phone for photos and videos.First impression -This is great! Love the flexibility of arms and being able to hold the phone in different positions, seemed very versatile. And loved the idea of having a remote.Reality -Remote - Love the remote. It was easy to sync the Bluetooth remote to my Samsung phone and it works great for taking photos and starting/stopping videos. One thing that is lacking is the ability to pause when taking video, a feature that is available on the phone. But in the end, the remote works well for simple tasks.Versatility - While it is possible to hold the phone both vertically and horizontally, it is difficult to get it in the correct position so the tripod doesn't tip over. It takes some trial and error, but eventually it stays upright.Sturdiness - On the third use, one of the legs pulled out of the bottom of the tripod while trying to get it set up. The other two are securely attached (stay inserted when pulled on). I will say, I was able to push the leg back in, however, it will again come out when manipulating the legs into a new position, which can be frustrating.Overall, the tripod is ok and works for what it is intended, it just has a few quirks to get used to.

Dude, this is so very cool. I can remotely take pictures.