This is a robust camera tripod. It comes with everything you need in a convenient carrying case. It's a bit heavier than my last travel tripod though.

This compact travel tripod is a bit heavier than another one I’ve been using. But it does have some nice features like flip locks and a quick-release lever for the mount, which works well as it feels secure when closed. The nylon carrying bag is better than others in this price range - it has the K&F branding, a zipper closure, and enough room for the tripod and its accessories. There’s no hand crank to adjust the center column height. The rubber feet have to be installed by screwing them onto the threads (which was tricky at first), but once installed, the feet pivot so the tripod is stable on uneven ground. It comes with a Bluetooth remote control for compatible smartphones. The phone mount is a bit bulky, but at least the clamp is strong so it securely holds your phone. I use this travel tripod for my DJI Osmo cameras, my iPhone, and as a base for my watercolor painting easel. I’m really impressed with the overall build quality of this K&F Concepts travel tripod - it’s sturdy and well-made.

Just looking at the pictures, I see every tripod in a walmart or cheap store, but somehow once again K&F has put its name on a truly impressive product. The build quality of these legs is VERY good, and if I was to make any adjustments I would consider a slightly different head for it. But This is absolutely worth the price and is built like a rock. I am very pleased with it and quickly am becoming a bigger K&F fan every time I purchase one of their products. Worth the buy, It is nice and compact, and you could switch to a different head if you wanted to.

The Cellphone/Ipad mount isn't very impressive to me and feels a bit cheaper but I would say that is easily negated by the quality of the tripod itself.

This tripod is really lightweight and easily transportable with the included bag. It has so many great features that there are just too many to list. The only thing I haven't figured out yet is how to use the remote but I'm sure I will figure it out soon. Good product worth getting if you need a tripod.

I like this tripod although it is very basic and in the lower end of a well known brand, it gets the job done nonetheless. The legs on this tripod can extend as high as 68 inches and the ball head can hold a maximum weight of almost 9 pounds safely and securely. I use this tripod mostly for my cell phone but I wouldn't hesitate to place my light weight mirrorless full frame camera on it as well. Great product overall.

I wasn’t expecting this level of quality for just around $30—seriously, blown away! The K&F Concept Camera Tripod feels solid and well-built right out of the box. The pentagonal tube design is not just for show; it gives the tripod a very sturdy feel without adding unnecessary bulk. I’ve used heavier, clunkier tripods before, but this one strikes the perfect balance—lightweight but reliable.

This tripod comes with a great set of features and is noticeably light weight. The head is very flexible and can hold your camera in pretty much any position or angle, although it does take a second to lock it into place. In general I’d say it’s built for function and not speed. Lots of things to twist and unclip to get it into position. The trade off is that it is so functional in a small lightweight package. You do get what you pay for - while the legs may be aluminum, there are a lot of plastic parts. Again, this keeps it light. The phone clip probably won’t fit an iPad. Very glad to have it as a travel tripod.

This is a nice light-weight tripod and will be perfect for a casual photographer who uses a phone or compact camera. This comes with an attachment to hold your smartphone in a vertical or horizontal aspect. I mounted a DSLR with a standard 50mm lens and it performed very well, however, I would not use it with a telephoto lens of any size. It says it can handle 17 lbs and maybe it can. I wouldn't. So think about what you want it to do for you and spend your money accordingly. I will use the heck out of this but use my heavy tripod for the big lenses .

K&F Concept Camera Tripod, 68"
I wasn't expecting this to be a good tripod for the price, but it really is.
It feels sturdy, and has some weight to it, so it doesn't get blown around too bad.
I like that it comes with the phone holder and can leave the camera mount connected to the camera.
The case feels thick enough to last awhile and holds everything.

This tripod has unique design that allows it to fold together to be a little smaller in width than many tripods. As the price suggests it is more of an entry level tripod yet it has many of the features of the more expensive one. In terms of quality it does feel a little plasticky. It uses metal where it is important, in the legs. The legs are locked into place with flip locks. The flip locks have no adjustment screws.

Some assembly is required but that is easy to do without reading the instructions. It has a bubble for leveling the tripod plus pan and tilt functions. The panning is smooth, not stiff/jerky or loose. The thumb screws to lock down the panning, tilting and rotating are easy to use but don’t provide a totally secure lock. They should be good enough for most users but I would not use one of those really big lenses. Again, this is for lighter use.

It comes with a carrying bag and a remote. The instructions say nothing about the remote but it appears that once you turn it on it starts a Bluetooth search. I have not tried it since my cameras are already paired with a different remote.

If you are looking for a travel tripod that’s a little less or if you are looking for your first one and on a budget this one is a good choice.