[Black / Gray] Use when traveling, primarily for landscape and animal photos. Use at home for family type photos. Very nice product.

[Black / Gray] I just got this and i really like it. It s light but sturdy and solid. The best part is the lever locks on the legs. I m not a fan of the ones that you have to twist. I was lucky to get this during the black Friday sale.

[Black / Gray] I ordered three different table top tripods determined not to end up with a gimmicky piece of junk. There was no risk of that; they are all great:
The Beast Grip BT-50 has the beefiest ball head but was the heaviest and adjusting the leg spread involves a tiny hard to reach switch at the base, impossible in gloved hands. Otherwise an impressive piece of equipment.
The SmallRig 3033 is the absolute value leader. Very well made, 90% of the quality at almost half the price of the other two tripods. Loved the minimalist packaging. Does weigh more than claimed though.
Despite the competition the Leofoto was the clear keeper. It is lightly lighter than the others, and possibly the nicest build, though not definitively. The features solidifying my choice are the single, easily accessible, ball head knob and the individually adjustable leg angles (three settings each leg).
Setting the tilt of the camera by angling the legs makes for a very stable platform. The single ball head knob is idiot proof. (I recently dropped my camera by loosening the camera plate knob thinking it was the tilt adjustment on another, non-tabletop tripod, so I would know.)
Ultimately all great choices.

[Black / Gray] Since I dislike the vast array of plastic accessories and tripods offered for action cameras/smartphones, I was looking for something more in line with real video/photography gear. This smallish tripod is the typically good build quality offered by Leofoto. Using it almost daily for a couple weeks now and couldn't be more pleased. Tried a full frame camera with short lens just to see if it felt stable, and I think it'd work for that in a pinch. Overall well-pleased.

[Black / Gray] Sturdy, easy to adjust and nice weight to handle. so far a great investment

[Black / Gray] This 2N1 tripod and monopod is a good heavy duty tripod. the quality is good and it's size is really compact. I wish it was lighter being a traveller.

[Black / Gray] I bought this for a spotting scope that I had converted to Arca mount. Works well and is much more stable than the previous tripod.

[Black / Gray] I use this tripod primarily for landscapes and architecture. It is light, portable, reliable, and very easy to setup and tear down. The twist-lock legs make for very fast setup, tear-down, and adjustments. The legs are easily adjustable, but hold their position well. Its easy and quick to switch between standard, inverted, and mono-pod camera mounting setups. I highly recommend this tripod for anyone looking for a solid, on-the-go tripod.

[Black / Gray] This thing is still small and light and sturdy and I can bring it everywhere. Most importantly, I don't go ugh, when I have to pack it. It's not shaky like most aluminum tripods I have used either. The built in monopod is a super clever feature. I'm having fun showing that off to people who bring a separate monopod to shoots.

[Black / Gray] I wanted to try the mini tripod with my xt5 and my bulkier lens, the xf 70-300, which is not a heavy piece of equipment, but I had my doubts, 0 problems