[1x 1/4"-20 Male] I use this tripod for photo and video and with the ball AND fluid head, it meets all the needs I have for both. The build quality is excellent and about what you'd expect from a $350 tripod, maybe a bit better. It's very versatile for both photo and video. The only drawback is the weight. It's heavy. Which also makes for another drawback, it's also somehow not heavy enough. It's purely middle of the road on both. It is, however, incredibly sturdy and hasn't failed any task I've thrown at it. If I need more weight, I throw a bag on and it's fine. The fluid head is very smooth throughout its entire range of motion and both heads are easy to set up and use. It's an incredible value for the price. With both the ball and heads, and the tripod itself, you'll be hard pressed to find a similar package for the price. I priced out what everything would have cost on its own, for Siriu and other brands, and this or a similar set up would have cost at least $500+.

[7.685 lb] Of all the tripods I've used, this one is a beast at a great price. I purchased a used model only it's aluminum. Although the carbon fiber model is slightly lighter, I don't notice that much of a difference. This baby holds a lot of weight. In addition, the tripod head is nice and smooth, but better than previous models I owned. I highly recommend this unit for any serious videographer.

[Fluid Head] I put this tripod to the test. It's currently sitting on top of a 4-floor office building, holding a time-lapse camera. While being held in place by sandbags, it has been through some high winds and foul weather and it's holding strong. It is also a very smooth head. Pans and tilts like a dream. It's also very light. I carried it up a ladder to get on the roof and it wasn't too much of a challenge. Highly recommend this camera.

[Carbon Fiber] I couldn’t be happier with my decision to go with the TS100CF-Q tripod—it's the lightest 100mm bowl option available, making it a breeze to carry around. The included shoulder strap for the carry bag is a game-changer for me, making transportation to and from locations effortless. Adding an extra base plate to all my cameras was a smart move, allowing for rapid setup, and the 1-lever, 2-stage feature on the legs is a huge time-saver on set.

[4] Using this tripod has enabled me to get great night shots. Thanks for carrying quality gear.

[Carbon Fiber] Best tripod i ever owned, incredibly stable and smooth!

[7.685 lb] Had high expectations and they were all exceeded. In this price range this travel tripod has everything I need and more. Well made, very well thought out features, light and compact with a great case. Find a video review somewhere to see more features than I have room here to detail. Recommend!

[Carbon Fiber] For years I've been using Miller, Sachtler, Manfrotto tripods... and recently purchased this beauty and have been nothing but impressed! The build quality is top notch for the price and despite being so heavy duty it is quite light and does everything I want it to. This would easily rank higher in my opinion than other tripods around the $1k mark.

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] Using this tripod in a video rig with a Sony mirrorless camera, long Canon FD lenses (300mm - 400mm), Atomos Ninja V, Fotga matte box. Handles the tasks very well.

[Carbon Fiber] Beefy support and fine tunable, allows balance of video camera and monitor with fluid drag to keep position without pan nor tilt lock, nice to keep up with subject that suddenly starts to move. I don't know about the more expensive heads with continuously adjustable balance if they do any better but the one suggestion for Manfrotto is to set the counterbalance zero point with the pan arm attached rather than starting quite biased toward the back or allow for some measure of fine tuning by the purchaser. As it is I set my monitor into a quite front heavy position to allow for video battery far enough back to allow rapid swap without camera dismount. I can see several ways in which Zero Tilt Point might be set rather than adjusting position of mounted gear. Still very pleased.