[Ball Head] The quality is lovely, and it's compatible with my existing plates and legs.


I use this head on Vanguard legs with Peak Design arca-swiss compatible plate.


It has no problem supporting my fairly heavy cameras: Mamiya 645 Pro and Hasselblad 503cx.

[90°] This ball head is really amazing for the price, and would be really amazing at three times the price.  Grips tightly, easy to use, quality material, versatile, and super sturdy. Im probably going to buy a few extras before Neewer figures out that they can charge more for this.

Admittedly, for a long time I didn't pay any attention to Neewer, everything they made seemed to be for consumers rather than pros.

But something is changing at Neewer... they are still among the least expensive but their hardware manufacturing and engineering choices have improved dramatically in recent years. Suddenly I own quite a bit of Neewer products. Neewer is the Smallrig of a few years ago.... great prices for really exceptionally produced products.

[90°] Purchased this to go with a monopod and love the flexibility while using it. Everything tightens securely and I trust even my heaviest camera/lens setup on it.

[5.4 x 5.2 x 3"] I wanted a low profile for me window mount to keep the camera at a better height than than my other ball heads. I was surprised by it since it was very inexpensive. Work very well. I did not need something more because I won't be using it that much. Fits in my truck console where it is easy to get to.

[5.4 x 5.2 x 3"] I use this to hold a motorized focus rail with full frame camera. It does the job without breaking the bank. Would buy again.

[Yes] At first I was looking at the smaller and lighter tripods, like the T004 and T005 series, but went for this because it is a little stouter. Smallest leg section is 0.5" (13mm) in diameter. I also like the 2-section center column, plus the ability to convert one leg + center column to a monopod. Also like the release button that keeps the QR plate from sliding out until you're ready. I don't mind having twist locks because that is what I'm used to, and these work fine.

I was aware that this is a little heavier than some of the backpacking types, but the trade-off is that it is sturdier and has a higher load rating. However, the advertised weight of 2.2 pounds does not include the head -- together, the total weight is close to 3.3 pounds. All in all, I still like it a lot.

[0.92 lb] I own the Manfrotto Advanced BeFree tripod. While I really love that tripod, I dislike the unreliable and cumbersome Manfrotto QR mechanism, as the user may easily drop the camera on the floor, or eventually have that QR mechanism stuck. Then I looked for a reasonably priced Arca-type ball head of similar size and weight load capacity, and that Sirui E-10 Ball Head with TY-50E Plate perfectly met the above criteria. In addition, panning process is smooth and easy.

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] I was looking for a lightweight, compact travel tripod to use with my Nikon D850 with telephoto lens. I had read that with most of these types of tripods you needed something that exceeded the actual weight of your camera and lens to ensure good stability. I knew that there would be some tradeoff with a travel tripod, as compared to a standard, heavier tripod, which I have. Although I have not used the Sirui extensively, it feels substantial and is more stable than I expected for a tripod that weighs only 2.7 lb. It is rated for a load capacity of 22 lb. and folds to a compact 14. The tripod has a detachable leg which converts into a monopod which is a nice feature. I am very pleased with the tripod and with the rebate provided by the company, the price was very right.

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] I was looking for a new ball head with a Q/R plate, a mid range weight capacity, and separate controls for the ball and pan. This appears well made, is smooth, and priced right.

[Yes] Initial use is outstanding. Have to see how it lasts over time.