Manfrotto MTPIXI-WH PIXI Mini Tripod (White)

I'm a youtuber and this tripod is the best out there. I was debating on getting the ones that can bend and attach to anything but throughout looking at other youtubers with it and their cameras falling I decided to go with one that will stand. I love how slim it is and sturdy. Makes vlogging so much easier because I can hold my camera higher and make sure my face is in the frame. I love making montages with it. I did not realize the little red button was to move it around, it has the best angles. You can have your camera facing up or down. If the one I have now ever need replacing i will come back and get this one. I will say the white gets a bit dirty so I might go with black. I got white because it matched my camera.

The Manfrotto MTPIXI-WH PIXI Mini Tripod has the amazing potential to be the best mini tripod on the market. With its modern design and ease of use features I have no regrets on ordering this product. This mini tripod easily fits with Sony a5100 w\ 10-50mm lens attached to camera and 50mm prime lens inside of my smaller SONY camera bag. The construction is amazing, it very little weight and the ball head rotates 360 degrees and tilts all four directions to about a 15 degree angle (maybe more). I worried a little about the white getting dirty, but I'm using this tripod to vlog me remolding my house and I have not noticed any dirt sticking to the tripod. For the price this tripod was a steal. The new Manfrotto pixi evo has the option of extendable legs and the mount turns separate from the body and legs of the tripod, but for 30+ dollars less I can live with out those options. Thank you Manfrotto for an amazing product!!!!

A compact, versatile, robust mini tripod with a few convenient uses.This is the 6th purchase of this tripod model for personal use and as gifts for loved ones.I've used this tripod, coupled with the manfrotto universal cellphone holder, mostly for watching movies on my phone and using it as a pseudo selfiestick/cam holder when taking vids and pics with the mobile phone.Very portable and use it often at work and during plane travels.This tripod folds up easy and quick. The ball head adjusts quick and precisely to get the perfect angle for watching shows on the phone or taking pics.I've also used this to mount my go pro on. Very stable platform.

You'll laugh when you hear for what purpose I bought this mini tripod. I purchased it to support the "Universal iPad Tablet Tripod Mount Holder Adapter for Apple iPad 2, 3, 4, iPad Mini 1st, 2, 3, - Samsung Galaxy Tab, Tab 2, Tab 3, Tab 4, Tab Pro" I had purchased last month which is holding my new Kindle gen 8 reader.My hands are getting old, unlike the rest of me of course. I'm finding it more difficult to hold the thin Kindle, despite the Kindle cover.The universal table holder fits it perfectly, and helps a great deal, but even so there is still strain.The universal tablet holder has a female fitting for a tripod mount.You guessed it.The Manfrotto mini tripod is a wonderfully stable "wand" with the perfect ergonomic diameter for my hand when the legs are closed.Or when needing the Kindle supported hands free, the mini tripod now performs as it was intended, with legs opened.I suppose I could use the mini tripod for one of my cameras too.

Pros:High build quality.High weight capability.Easy Adjusting.Easy setup/collapse.Attractive.Cons:A bit bulky compared to others.Lacks multi-angle leg settings.Not very good grip on attachment ring.Release button has a lot of resistance and mushy feel.A bit heavy.No included case.Conclusion:Well worth the $25 and perfect for any DSLR with a small lens down to a P&S or even a mobile phone.

I bought this and an AmazonBasics larger tripod for travel. I wish that the larger Manfrottos weren't as expensive, because I love this little guy. This tiny one and the full sized AmazonBasics were pretty close to the same price, so at first I was hesitant to buy a 20-25$ tiny tripod. Upon receiving it, I now know how sturdy it is, how well it feels and how easy it is to operate. Well worth the money for these small ones. Will I ever justify the price of the larger ones? Probably not for some time. But I can tell you if you ever need to take pictures or videos from a desk, or workbench, or any place of that nature, this is the way to go. I can't imagine having a cheap tripod again after this, for better or for worse.

There are a ton of mini tripods out there, of varying degrees of quality - and price. Manfrotto's entry seemed surprisingly inexpensive for their brand, and of course the product is made in China. However, I've been pleasantly surprised. I typically use a very light camera, such as the Panasonic GM1 with 20mm f1.7 pancake lens. When combined with the Panasonic smartphone app, this was a hiker's dream kit. The small size and contoured shape of the tripod made it fit well into a pocket, and when set up, the adjustable head made it easy to get just the angle I wanted. Of course, without an app to check your framing, you'd be laying your face to the ground to check the LCD of a camera without a flip-up LCD feature. All in all, this has been a very sturdy and easy to pack miniature option for small cameras.

This is on the larger side of the mini tripods. It clearly supports a larger camera even with a zoom lens. I have Canon 70D with 70-200 f/4 and with no problem this supports that lens and body. It's quite light, however it's obviously not as portable to carry with you if you have a small point and shoot.Build quality is great, look and feel is great, too.Highly recommended if you have an SLR and larger point and shoots. If you have a smaller point and shoot, you can use this as a stabilization device as well adding a little bit more bulk to your camera so that it becomes more stable.

Una sorpresa. Leggero, ma stabile: appare indistruttibile. Ho una Canon Eos M6 ed è perfetto.Consigliato a chi vuole un piccolo cavalletto, ma vuole star leggero.

Sturdy little tripod that holds your equipment, does what is intended for. Tried various load onto the tripod from iPhone XR to Sony A7iii with 55mm FE prime (about 1.1kg). However I wouldn't put a heavy setup using this tripod for prolonged period as at some angles it becomes slightly unbalanced.Decent tripod and made with a good plastic material, comfortable and nice to hold, went on to buy another 2 actually for various other uses, especially useful for some smaller LED light panels in indoor environments or when you just need some small fill lights outdoor.It is small and compact to carry around and also because of its compactness, easy to place around different locations for lighter loads when tripod setup may not be possible.

Algo caro pero merece la pena, es un tripode muuy bueno y pequeño.Es ligero y en blanco es precioso.Volveria a comprarlo sin lugar a duda.Es mi trípode preferido.Llevo tiempo con el y como el primer dia, lo único blanco se ensucia mucho.

プロジェクターの脚として使っています。使いやすいです

Ich suchte ein stabiles Mini-Stativ für einen kleinen LED-Beamer (LG PF1500G / 1,5 kg). Leider gibt es da nicht wirklich viel Auswahl. Grund ist, dass ich den Beamer über die eigenen Standfüße nicht hinreichend gut auf die Leinwand ausrichten konnte.Zuerst habe ich das Manfrotto PIXI ausprobiert. Dieses trägt laut Herstellerangabe genau 1,5 kg und ist wirklich sehr stabil und hochwertig. Leider steht der Beamer damit schon recht hoch und könnte bei Unachtsamkeit leicht umgestoßen werden und herunterfallen. Die drei gespreizten Standbeine brauchen auch schon einiges an Fläche, und wenn ein Fuß über die Kante rutscht heißt es Adieu teurer Beamer. Außerdem ist eine exakte Justierung über den Kugelkopf und den etwas schwergängigen Druckmechanismus ziemlich fummelig. Ansonsten aber ein Top-Stativ und unglaublich stabil für diese Größe (und Preis)!Aus der Erfahrung mit dem PIXI habe ich dann noch das MP3 angeschafft, in der Hoffnung dass es für meinen Zweck noch besser geeignet ist. Tatsächlich löst es auch alle oben beschriebenen Nachteile des PIXI in Bezug auf die Beameraufstellung. Allerdings ist es bei weitem nicht so stabil, obwohl es ebenfalls mit einer Tragfähigkeit von 1,5 kg spezifiziert ist! Die Füße knicken bei leichter Schrägstellung langsam ein, was sehr enttäuschend ist. Ich konnte das Problem halbwegs lösen, indem ich zwei Füße nach hinten ausrichte und einen Fuß nach vorne. Vorne hat der Beamer einen eigenen, variablen Standfuß, der dann die nötige Stabilität liefert. Hinten halten die beiden Stativfüße gerade so das Restgewicht (wenn man sie nicht zu sehr schräg stellt). Insgesamt also eine funktionsfähige Lösung, aber nur durch Zufall weil der Beamer noch einen Standfuß bereitstellt.Fazit: Das PIXI ist zum ähnlichen Preis das wesentlich bessere und stabilere Mini-Stativ. Das MP3 würde ich nur für Spezialfälle empfehlen (z.B. wenn sehr niedrige Standhöhe oder minimales Packmaß benötigt wird).