74 Video Camera Tripod

Just opened my tripod and set it up. Was immediately impressed with the versatility and the extras. Comes with a bag, built in level, extends to 74”. All adjustments functioned as advertised. Nothing broke or broken at delivery. The bag fits the tripod WITH the head and pan handle still installed and is decently made. Of course all the moving parts are plastic. So if you treat it like it’s a metal tripod, yes it might break. But a tripod like this for $20-40??? I don’t see how you can do better than this tripod. I read a lot of reviews and after seeing this, and remembering some of the reviews, all I can think is there are a lot of people out there that would complain if their ice cream was too cold. Saw a lot of reviews about how cheap it felt…..ummm Hello this thing is under $40…just stop. Also saw alot of reviews about it breaking. Again…..all the moving parts are plastic….treat it as such and I’m sure it will last awhile. Use some common sense. I’m will be using this as a laser level stand. I’m sure it will do just fine.

The first one I received had a defect and the top snapped off when I rotated the top. I contacted the the seller and a new one was sent immediately. It works great. I love the features, and it is the tallest tripod I've ever seen. I highly recommend.

If you put a camera on it, the base is only 62 inches tall. It's 65" with the legs together. The tallest I can make it is 67.5" tall (64" with the legs ready for pictures) with the phone holder included. If you need something legitimately taller, buy something else. That said, it's tall enough for me. It's "sturdy enough" as long as nothing happens, for my $500 camera. The base is almost stiletto heel sharpness though, so I'd recommend putting something under them if you're taking pictures in a yard or gravel. The tripod is very inexpensive and the quality is better than the price, so I'm happy.

Very compact and lightweight, I love how customizable it is with the height. The legs can extend up to four times, and then the core itself can be raised or lowered. For fun I made it as tall as it possibly can go and I (5'7") could fit underneath it comfortably. The only thing I don't like is that in order for it to fit in the carry bag the pan wand needs to be removed. While it is lightweight which is great for portability, for stability and to ensure you dont trip over it and knock it (and your camera) over, get a sandbag or some sort of weight to hang at the bottom (there is a hook)

I am just getting into photography, so I wanted to get a nice tripod, but nothing too expensive since I'm just getting started. It's very easy to assemble and extending the length was very simple too. It's stable and sturdy; a great value for the price. I like how there is a level on the tripod so I know if I'm leveled when taking a picture. It's a great first tripod for anyone getting into photography, but I don't know how it will fare in harsher weather. I am going to use it for outdoor landscapes.

Broke easily with slightest tightening pressure but was given a full refund + offered a replacement on top of that ( I refused the replacement, not fair to take both ). will try to find another more heavy duty product from them.

Many nice features like quick release adjustable legs and telescoping head. Only gripe is the carry bag could be a bit bigger circumference so the parts fit more comfortably instead of tight.

Tripod is very sturdy. Quick and Easy to assemble and set up. can be extended to a bit over 5 foot. ideal for taking family pictures indoors as well as taking outdoors as it is compact enough and easy to carry. the carrying bag is a good addition. Also it has attachments for Cell phones too which is a nice add on. Overall I am very happy and satisfied and hence 5 start rating.