75"/190cm Compact Camera Tripod, Lightweight Travel Tripod for Camera & Phone, Video Tripod Stand with Phone Clip, Bluetooth, Compatible with Canon/Sony/Nikon Camera, Laser Level

I’ve been really impressed with this tripod so far. It’s lightweight enough to carry around easily, but once it’s set up it feels stable and solid, even when extended to full height. The head moves smoothly for panning and adjusting angles. The included phone holder is a nice addition, which personally I don't use often, but looks and feels solid and I'm sure will come in handy. Also 2 QR plates! It folds down compactly and the carry bag makes it convenient to take with me. For the price, it feels like a great balance of portability, height, and build quality, and it’s working really well for my hobbyist needs.

As someone who regularly films and photographs products for my business, I rely heavily on tripods that are stable, reliable, and built to last. Cheap, wobbly tripods are a nightmare when you’re trying to get clean, professional shots, so quality is everything. One of my older, faithful tripods finally gave up the ghost, and I needed a replacement quickly for an upcoming project. My usual supplier didn’t have anything comparable under £100, so I decided to turn to Amazon and see what I could find. That’s when I came across the “K&F CONCEPT 75” / 190cm Compact Camera Tripod – Lightweight Travel Tripod.” I’ll be honest — I didn’t expect much for the price. My plan was simple: pick something affordable that would get me through the project, then upgrade later. But after reading the reviews and seeing next-day Prime delivery, I figured it was worth a gamble. A day later, the tripod arrived, and from the moment I picked up the box, I was impressed. The packaging was solid and protective, and when I lifted it out, I was surprised by the weight and feel — this didn’t feel like a budget tripod at all. Inside the box was a high-quality carry bag with an adjustable shoulder strap, and every part was neatly packed. The surprises didn’t stop there. The tripod came with two 1/4-inch quick release plates, which is practically unheard of at this price point — I usually have to buy extras separately. The build quality of the legs is exceptional. Each section locks firmly and slides smoothly, with three rubber feet that screw in securely at the bottom for stability. There’s also a weighting hook under the centre column for added balance when shooting outdoors in windy conditions. The tripod head come seperately and is fully detachable when needed, which I love. It means I can use it separately on other rigs, like my ring lights — something that’s not possible with standard tripods. The head pans beautifully smooth, with a near-fluid motion, and while the tilt isn’t quite as soft, it’s still excellent. There’s even a Bluetooth remote included (with the battery already installed), and a spring-loaded phone mount, which makes this tripod surprisingly versatile. After putting it to work, I can honestly say this tripod massively outperforms models I’ve paid three or four times the price for. It’s sturdy, smooth, adaptable, and looks professional. I was expecting a stopgap solution — what I got was a genuine upgrade. For under £30, with the discount voucher, this tripod punches well above its weight. I’m so impressed that I’ll be gradually replacing my older models with these. If you’re looking for a quality, durable, and budget-friendly tripod, stop searching — this is the one. Highly recommended.

Fantastic little tripod! If you are anything like me and have a handful of big, clunky, and heavy tripods, then this ball head tripod from K&F Concept might be just what you need. It’s got a light but sturdy build. Many affordable and lightweight tripods feel flimsy and low quality. I genuinely could not differentiate the build of this tripod from my far more expensive ones. You get everything you need to start shooting, including a spare base plate, a very, very nice addition, as well as a phone mount, a carrying bag, and lots of other goodies. In terms of usability, this tripod can easily withstand heavier loads. I’ve tested this myself with a S5 cine rig. It holds the setup well and feels secure. For extra security, you could even use a bag to weight it down using the included hook. It’s comfortable in the hand when carried and is light enough to even be left on a carabineer or strapped to a backpack, perfect for travel or run-and-gun shooting. It’s adjustable on a ball head, which is my preference for tripods of this type. I have a few fluid head tripods that weigh five times the weight of this, but for stationary shots, which are the most common anyway, it seems silly not to use this to save the extra weight. From my experience, this also beats out a few similar products like the offering from Neewer, as it goes impressively high for its weight. I’m not sure of the exact height, but I’d say 6ft+. Overall, I am super pleased with this item and would genuinely recommend it. If you are a beginner, this is a good, reliable tripod worth investing in. Pros, this is for you too!

Lovely light weight and quite stylish. Good quality bag. Legs pretty good, I’d like them slightly thicker, but perfectly usable and fitted with good clamps. The tripod legs part is very good esp. for the price and so light. Hook at bottom of the central pole for attaching a bag for stability. Unfortunately the included pan-tilt head is less good - whilst 360 degree panning is super smooth, the tilting is not so good. Very stiff squeaking tripod head on tilting. I replaced the head with a K&F CONCEPT Tripod Fluid Head with Flexible 360°… The result is a really really nice lightweight tripod.

This is a compact, lightweight tripod that is suitable for DSLRs and phones, making it great for beginners and pros. It includes a phone/ tablet bracket which can be mounted onto either one of the two included 1/4 inch quick release mounts - the other can be reserved for your camera for a quick swap onto the tripod. Stability is ensured by the easy to deploy legs, swivel rubber feet, and a weight hook. The tripod has built-in levels and guide numbers, all connected to a pretty smooth-function swivel head that allows for precise and level shots. This swivel head has a function that let's you go from landscape to portrait with one movement without having to remove the mounted device which comes in handy. At its max height it is taller than most typical door frames. When folded up, it can easily be placed in the side pocket of any bag with a water bottle holder or even a small camera bag with straps. This tripod offers excellent value for money, so I would recommend it.

This is the second one of these iv brought as returned the first as one of the leg supports broke first time i opened it. And returning this one as one of the locking clips for the legs has broken the first time i use it. My advice don't waste your money.

Arrived in a nice branded box. Everything was in it's own (disposable) plastic bag. Phone holder has a very strong spring so holds your phone very well, also has two sides so you can more easily orientate the phone portrait or landscape. The tripod itself is quite light and fairly portable, it's detachable rubber feet are good (they're also on a ball bearing of sorts so can pivot to uneven surfaces they're sitting on). Having 4 height adjustments per leg adds a good variety of adjustment and it's full height is quite staggering. The removable head has one lock and one friction adjustment as expected. The plate attaching to the camera can be loosened from the tripod with a twist and has a padding so the bottom of the camera body should be safe from scratches. There are 2 spirit levels, one on the head and one on the tripod itself which is a really nice touch and will definitely help with levelling where the tripod is level but I'm unsure if the camera is (after adjustment).

I got this K&F tripod as a lighter option to my main "studio" tripod. I have been extremely satisfied with K&F and their ability to always provide spares means that I wouldn't look elsewhere. Yes, it is light. Yes, it is sturdy. But unfortunately, there is, in my opinion, a major flaw with it: the rubber feet. They come loose very easily! I'm not sure why not how but the thread seems to be slipping out very easily and very quickly. This is not great for a tripod I am planning to take on hikes. It came loose event while just hanging on the side of my camera bag, which is very confusing. On an occasion, one even fell off. Luckily, I was taking pictures in a friend's garden so I managed to find the rubber foot and screw it back on. With the rubber part loose around that "ball head", it seems impossible to tighten the feet fully. I ended up having to use locktite on the thread to secure them in place. But although I still have the free moving rubber to make a stable flat foot, I can no longer take them off for cleaning so I'd imagine this will greatly shorten the lifespan of my tripod. Such a shame! Other than that, it is exactly what I expected from K&F: sturdy, even at full height and/or with heavier gear attached, the multidirectional head gives me plenty of room to work with. For the price, it is a good tripod. But be wary of the thread! Perhaps I have a faulty one but it's worth checking before going out. If you end up losing a foot, you'll have to take them all off for level and will end up compromising stability

parfait avec un excellent rapport qualité prix GI

Kurzbewertung: -Verarbeitungsqualität: 3 Sterne -Stabilität & Standfestigkeit: 3 Sterne -Bedienkomfort & Handhabung: 3 Sterne -Transport & Aufbau: 4 Sterne Ausführliche Bewertung: Verarbeitungsqualität: Das Stativ von K&F Concept ist für die Preisklasse gut verarbeitet und riecht bei Auspacken trotz des hohen Anteils an Plastikbauteilen nicht penetrant nach Plastik. Die Standbeine, als auch die Mittelsäule sind vermutlich aus Metall gefertigt. Die Schaumstoffgriffe am oberen Ende der Standbeine ist weich und wirkt stabil befestigt. Stabilität & Standfestigkeit: Das Stativ wirkt aufgrund der dünnen Standbeine wackelig und unsicher, steht jedoch rutschfest dank der Gummifüße auf dem Boden. Die wackeligen Beine mache bei windstillen Bedingungen keine Probleme, jedoch sobald Wind oder jegliche andere Erschütterung, wie durch manuelles Fokussieren, oder Zoomen, das Stativ und die Kamera treffen, wackelt es ca. 4 bis 5 Sekunden, bis es sich wieder eingefangen hat. K&F hat dazu im Handbuch den Hinweis verfasst, dass man zur Erhöhung der Stabilität am unteren Ende des Stativs am Haken ein Gewicht montieren soll, jedoch ist weder eins mitgeliefert, noch klassifiziert in welcher Reichweite sich das Gewicht zu bewegen hat, um besagten stabilisierenden Effekt zu erreichen. Auch der mitgelieferte Fernauslöser hat dabei nicht wirklich geholfen, da meine Kamera sich nicht damit verbinden konnte. Positiv ist zu erwähnen, dass das Stativ recht hohe Lasten mühelos zu tragen scheint. Meine Kamera (Nikon D750 mit einem Samyang 135mm f/2) wiegt etwa 1,8kg, was sich selbst in Schräglage nicht bewegt hat. Die Mittelsäule hingegen wirkt sehr wackelig, trotz sehr fest gezogener Schraubknöpfen. Bedienkomfort & Handhabung Der Stativkopf lässt sich nur bei Rotation mit dem Urzeigersinn nutzen, da bei Drehung entgegen dem Uhrzeigersinn sich aufgrund des Gewindes dieser vom Stativ löst. Die Rotation mit dem Uhrzeigersinn ist ruckelig und nicht sinnvoll für kontinuierliche horizontale Bewegungen geeignet. Panningshots oder kontinuierlich geschossene Panoramen sind somit nicht realistisch umsetzbar. Die Stellschrauben zur Befestigung und Fixierung der einzelnen Winkel lassen sich zwar festschrauben, jedoch sind diese etwas zu klein und teils schwer zu erreichen, wenn eine größere Kamera darauf befestigt ist. Die Beine lassen sich problemlos ein- und ausfahren und verrutschen auch nicht über längere Zeit. Die Schnellwechselplatten sind aufgrund der Klappösen zwar gut an der Kamera zu befestigen, jedoch sind diese aus der Aussparung an der Unterseite der Schnellwechselplatte nur schwer zu entfernen. Die Montierung der Schnellwechselplatten funktioniert leicht, jedoch rastet der Bügel zur Befestigung dieser nicht von selbst komplett ein und wirkt aufgrund des Plastiks nicht sehr vertrauenswürdig, hält jedoch die Kamera zuverlässig. Transport & Aufbau: Das Stativ an sich ist leicht und dank der mitgelieferten Tragetasche einfach zu transportieren. Die Aufbauzeit bis zum ersten Bild ist unter einer Minute recht schnell.

Très bon produit, il est très robuste solide et stable. Le matériel fourni avec y est aussi. Je recommande ce trépied là il est super pour le rapport qualité/ prix

Sturdy and good build finish.

For that price!? Magnificent