Nebula Mars 3 Air Universal Tripod 3 Feet Black – Tripods (Universal, 3 Feet, Black, 360°, 0 – 180°, Steel), for Nebula Mars 3 Air

All I am going to say here it's; there is a reason a kept on buying Anker stuff, and also recommending the same to others. More or less, 50 plus or more items from the same company. Thanks for being as you guys are!UPDATE: I was reading some reviews after answered a question.1- This is a sturdy product, once it is set, it does not move, it is also high adjustable,I would say, the quality is really good!2- The circular support, IMO it is small for the Cosmos projector, If you compare the circular support that Anker included in their stands for the Cosmos IGG and KS campaign, you will notice that they are bigger than the one that comes in this tripod3- Having said that, it will perfectly work for any Mars, or Capsule size projector, but for the Cosmos, you may need to exchange that circular support for one that it is bigger

I thought this would be a great product but, not so much. I used it twice AND ONE OF THE LEGS FELL OFF looks like it was held on by jamming it in to the upper part and maybe they didn’t use enough force or something and it just fell off. Dang. Spend a little more and get something sturdier.

Overall good product, a little difficult to use the locking features on the legs and seems inclined to move a bit even when “locked”...Used it for projector and also tried it w an iPad... reasonably priced and does the job so not thrilled but not strongly dissatisfied either

For projector

Why would you design a tripod that is intended to support expensive electronics and not make the legs locks securely in place?

Very compact and easy to use. You can vary the leg widths easily to create a wider base for as much sturdiness as you want. Has a nice carrying case that the tripod easily folds up into. A little pricey, but a great purchase.

This is built well with the exception that to attach it to my large projector I have to lay the projector on a table sideways, then VERY carefully screw on the stand. This sounds like it would be no problem, but in fact, you cannot "spin" on the screw unless the stand is not yet set up.As long as the stand is fully collapsed, and the projector is layed down sideways you can spin on the attaching screw.The "fix" for easier attaching would be a screw bas that freely spins instead of being directly attached to the stand. This stand is very well built with the exception that it is a pain to install on the projector.

This stand is awesome so easy to adjust and well crafted with sturdy materials and a very affordable price...love it to set up my anker solar projector makes it completely mobile to set up at different locations of family gatherings .