luxceoMini Tripod, Desktop Tabletop Stand Compact Tripod with 1/4" Thread for Cameras, Photodraohy Light, Gimbal Handle Grip Stabilizer, Tripod Ball Head

I mean, okay, if you need something bigger, then this is not for you. It's perfect for what I need – exactly the right size and shape and just exactly as stable as I need it to be. I suppose other reviewers are less happy because it isn't exactly what they were hoping for, but it really is exactly what I need and was hoping for, and I am overjoyed.I purchased a frightening number of other items before finding this. One has to kiss a lot of frogs, as they say, before finding one's prince. I wish I had found this first, but now that I have, I am delighted — finally!

It's not the easiest tripod to find here but I'm glad it is still being made because it is smaller, lower and lighter than most tripods available. I use this as a base for my mini size iPhone, on my desk and at gigs. I mount a 360 ball head on it, and a universal phone clamp on top of that. The height makes it easy for my thumb to control the phone and I like being able to flip the phone's orientation without a fuss. The tripod and phone mount are very lightweight but the weight of the ball head keeps it stable with phone attached.

I have it attached to my insta 360 selfie stick, it's lightweight and small and it keeps it stable as long as I don't have the stick fully extended. the first one I got broke after around a year of casual use I got a second one because it's cheap and easy to replace

This is a tiny compact lightweight mini tripod for desk use or similar, its fine for holding a small rechargeable light or compact digital cam or audio recorder like an A10. Do not expect this small tripod to hold a DSLR or anything like that in any solid manner.The build is all plastic and will flex if you were to put something heavy on it. The overall size is around 76mm folded. This is almost identical to a Ulanzi I also own but with slight difference in build quality some of these differences are this tripod uses a cheaper cast type 1/4 20 screw while the slightly more expensive Ulanzi has a machined stainless screw stud and better overall mold quality with no flashing. These are very small differences in build quality both do the exact same thing and seem to support the same small items with no issues.But because I am a detail freak I thought I would mention this in case anyone was wondering if there was any difference between the two.I have uploaded a pic with some attachments such as a small ball-head and light to show you they are nearly identical, and are in fact the exact same size. The slightly better build quality and branding of the other is the only real difference. So I would say you could go for either of these and you will be happy, but if your budget is tighter then get this one, as it is also quite good.

Very stable and small. Paired with a phone mount to make a great pocket phone tripod or go pro tripod.