60-inch Lightweight DSLR Tripod with Bag, Black

It's great 👍 Very lightweight and portable but it may get damaged easy with a lot of use? A lil Flimsy. I bought it to video shoot a parade on the 4th which had a changed route but, I found it easy to turn My DSLR camera 📷 on its mount while Filming 🎥, I'd buy another.

Very nice! It’s very stable not complicated to put together easily put up and down!

The Amazon Basics 50-inch Lightweight Portable Camera Mount Tripod Stand is a solid choice for those seeking an affordable, versatile, and portable tripod. I used it for a hunting trip (I know, not what is intended for). Regardless, I gave it 4 stars because the plastic feels and looks like it will not be able to handle much, but I can attest. You be the judge. Foldability - This tripod is highly portable thanks to its foldable design. It easily collapses down to a compact size, making it convenient to carry in the included bag or any backpack. The foldable legs and adjustable sections make storage and transport pretty easy. Use - Setting up the tripod is straightforward. It is very lightweight, so do not much stability. It is suitable for casual photography, vlogging, or light professional work. Ease of Release - The quick-release mechanisms for the head is not that quick. For legs it is fairly quick and user-friendly. They lock securely but can be released smoothly when needed. This allows for quick adjustments. Quality - The build quality is decent for its price point, it feels sturdy enough. The legs are made of durable materials, and the locking mechanisms hold firm once secured. However, it’s not designed for heavy-duty professional. The plastic used for the head of the tripod leaves some to be desired. Control - The tripod offers good control over height and angle adjustments. The adjustable legs and central column provide multiple positions, giving you flexibility for various shooting angles. The pan and tilt head operates with some elbow grease. Height - With a maximum height of approximately 50 inches, it’s suitable for most casual scenarios. Taller people might find it a bit limiting but its portability compensates for this. Overall, it is reliable, portable, and an easy to use option for beginners and casual photographers. It offers foldability and quality for the use. Professionals might need to look elsewhere if looking for a more heavy-duty tripod.

Picked up this Amazon Basics 50-inch tripod because I needed something lightweight and easy to throw in a bag for day trips, and it has been perfect. Setting it up takes absolutely no time at all, and the adjustable legs glide smoothly so you can get the height exactly where you need it without any fuss. The quick-release plate is a massive bonus, letting me snap my camera on and off in seconds without having to constantly spin and screw it into place. For such an affordable, lightweight aluminum stand, it feels surprisingly stable and holds my gear secure without any annoying wobble. It’s exactly what I was looking for straightforward, highly portable, and reliable enough to get the shot done without weighing me down. If you want a hassle-free, budget-friendly travel tripod that just works, I highly recommend this one.

Amazon basics portable camera tripod is amazing love the sturdiness in the tripod, also the nice cooor and the durability I have it for one year so far and is great! If you want affordability I recommend this. Is 50 inches so is good, the set up is easy to do and is very smooth also come with a carrying strap case is very versatile

I bought this tripod for a limited, specific purpose and therefore didn't want to spend a lot. I have another very nice, very expensive tripod for my heavy cameras and didn't expect much quality from this cheap one. However, I was surprised at how much I actually like this tripod. The weak part (for some purposes) is that it is very lightweight and wouldn't be so great for my DSLR with a big heavy telephoto on it. But since I'm not using this tripod for that purpose, it is perfect for my needs and its lightweight nature is a bonus. Other great things: Super well thought out design, it even has a carrying handle, which I find fantastic. Easy adjustments, easy to open out or close the leg lengths and easy adjustments overall. Nice carrying bag. However, the first tripod I received had issues with the legs and two of the legs wouldn't extend all the way out and seemed to be stuck in the short position. I sent it back as it was obviously defective. The second one I got was fine. You just can't beat the price for such a great tripod, and if you want to put smaller cameras or other lightweight things on it, it really is a surprisingly good design with features I didn't see on other tripods including some more expensive ones. I would definitely buy it again!

I have been a run of the mill character dabbling with video and camera equipment here and there for at least 10 years. Nothing serious, I mean I have owned a number of compact cameras and 3 or 4 video cameras, all run of the mill consumer items. For different activities and at one time or another I have also had different accessories to go along. One thing that most anyone can justify is owning a tripod, and I have owned a number of cheap tripods over the years. But these cheap tripods fit the bill for my needs at the time. Recently I purchased the most expensive camera I have ever owned, which is still just an entry level basic DSLR. (Nikon D5300). I ordered this stand with the camera, and I was dismayed from the moment that I unboxed it. The Nikon is only a $900 camera and lens, but that is still way too much money to go setting on this stand. Aside from the fear I have of the possibility that the the shoe might accidentally get sprung out of its seat, stability is not this tripods strong suite when you are trying to take pictures. This tripod is suitable for compact cameras, internet cams, maybe small video recorders, handy cam type stuff. This stand IS NOT suitable for even the cheapest entry level DSLR cameras. If you are going to spend $600 to $1400 on an entry level camera setup, you owe it to yourself to buy a decent tripod. Something in the $100 - $150 range at least. I ordered a Manfrotto mono pod and will likely get a proper Tripod a bit later on. I was about to ship this stand back for a refund the same night it came when I found a job for it at which it excels and makes it well worth the price. I mounted my external flash on it and it is perfect. The tripod gives you the ability to hold the flash in nearly any position you could ever want. (For a total armature). You don't need to worry about vibrations or anything else when all its doing is sitting quietly in a corner holding your Flash. As well, it's a pretty darn good Mic stand as well. My rode Mic pro mounts to it as well and for that reason, I think I am actually going to order a second one for the flash and the Mic. What makes this tripod so excellent for these duties is precisely because they ARE so cheap. If you need a fast cheap way to hold multiple flashes, and maybe a mic or two, it's hard to see how you could get anything better for the price. Compared to other tripods in this price category, (I have owned a few over the years), this one is actually a pretty good. I can't say that its the BEST of the cheap stands on the market, but it is certainly better than all but maybe one other stand that I have owned, (for cheap stands). I would say this stand is suitable as I said previously, for small compact cameras, net cams, small handy cam type video cameras, external flash's and mic's. This tripod will give you some pretty good flexibility. However this is not the stand you want for even entry level DSLR camera and video equipment. So,,,,4 stars for small consumer products, 4.5 stars for external flashes and mics, 1 star for it's advertised 6.6 lbs capacity for cameras and Video equipment. If you average those starts out, I think a 3 star overall rating is fair.

I picked this up expecting it to collapse under my camera like a soggy noodle, because that's the story with budget tripods. Happily, it proved me wrong for most everyday use. The legs lock firmly at multiple heights, the quick-release plate is easy to use, and it folds down small enough to slide into the included bag without a fight. Setup takes about thirty seconds. For casual photography, video calls, group shots, or light camera work, it genuinely delivers. That said, it does have limits you should know about before buying. The pan-and-tilt head can drift slightly under heavier camera setups, so if you are mounting a DSLR with a heavy lens, tighten everything firmly and test before walking away. The center column crank feels a bit light, and extending it fully adds some wobble. Keep the center column low and you will get better stability. For the price, this is outstanding value for beginners or anyone who wants a functional tripod without spending serious money. Just treat it like what it is: a solid entry-level tool, not a professional workhorse.

Das Amazon Basics Kamerastativ hat mich wirklich positiv überrascht. Es ist angenehm leicht, schnell aufgebaut und trotzdem stabil genug für DSLR‑Kameras. Die Höhenverstellung funktioniert sauber und ohne Ruckeln, und die Schnellwechselplatte macht den Kamerawechsel extrem komfortabel. Besonders gut gefällt mir, wie kompakt das Stativ zusammengeklappt ist. Mit der mitgelieferten Tasche lässt es sich problemlos transportieren – ideal für Ausflüge, Reisen oder spontane Fotosessions. Trotz des geringen Gewichts steht es sicher und wackelt nicht, selbst auf unebenem Untergrund. Was mir besonders gefällt: Sehr leicht, perfekt zum Mitnehmen Stabile Verarbeitung, sicherer Stand Einfache Höhenverstellung bis 152 cm Schnellwechselplatte für zügiges Arbeiten Praktische Tragetasche inklusive Für mich ein absolut zuverlässiges Stativ, das genau das tut, was es soll – und das zu einem sehr fairen Preis. Ganz klare 5 Sterne.

Great product nice and compact and a good price very happy with the quality 😁

Though I will occasionally use this for photography, I bough it in order to use my laser-level. I am at a loss as to how Amazon can offer a fully-featured tripod of this quality for this price. The tripod comes with its own zipped carrier bag which also has an adjustable carrying strap. But one removed from this carrier and in it’s closed condition it has a built-in carrying handle (something I’ve not seen on previous tripods I owned). Despite Amazon saying it’s lightweight - it is reassuringly weighty, though not overwhelmingly so, and I normally associate weight/solidity with quality in any case. It is a triple-extend tripod (2 position legs and an extendable neck) and with both extension legs in their fully extended positions it is rock solid. The clamps for that are used to release and lock the legs are also solid and there’s no slip when closed or open. The gimbaled rubber feet are also a boon on uneven or slippery surfaces like wooden floors. The head has all the tings you’d expect, rotation, left/right and tilt controls as well as the winder to raise the extended neck, all of which feel solid and sure. There are two spirit levels on this. One circular one above the legs with which you can level the tripod an any surface by adjusting the legs, and another on the head itself so that one can level that (in my case to get it close enough for my laser lever automatic leveling can kick in.) On mine, though, this is a little touchy to say the least. The bubble does not move smoothly, it will go from the edge to the other edge with the tiniest of adjustments and I had to give tiny, gentle taps to make it get to where I wanted it to me, unlike the button circular one in which the bubble moves as expected. But like I said, levels in photography to me are not an issue and as long as that bubble can get close, the laser lever will do the rest. After that it’s just lock it and use the tilt to put the line where I want it to go. I am very happy with the quality of this tripod for the price and have no problems recommending it to anyone looking to buy a completely adequate tripod for whatever reason.

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