[Universal] This thing is small, but it works great. Very lightweight and really small so you'll be more likely to take it with you when you just want to grab your camera for a walk in the park, or a hike or a bike ride.
I got it for a recent trip to Canada, and it easily fit in my small camera bag.
The only downside is you might need to find someone with strong hands to tighten down the ball head if you're using a very heavy / long lens. This is probably not going to be an issue if you're using a reasonably sized lens (600mm or longer might be impacted, but it still will work, I've done it)

[Yes] It's a shame these are no longer available because this little tripod far exceeded my expectations. The build quality is excellent, functionality is beyond good and I'll get plenty of use from this.

[Yes] Works really good, well-constructed, and compact

[Zipper] works really well for shooting flowers etc. which I do a lot of. Low angle photography is really difficult. Especially when your 77 yrs old and handicapped. This tripod simplifies the process

[Yes] You could do a lot worse than this - anyone looking for a low-level compact tripod for nature or travel photography should check this out. Sturdy aluminium construction with an ***ARCA Swiss*** ball-head rated at 8kg weight handling this is a tad heavy at 0.8kg (1.7lbs) for its size however this reflects its sturdy construction - buy one these now before they are gone they are still being advertised around $AUD140 retail as this model has now been discontinued. Before deciding on which model to buy I did look at the usual options from Manfrotto, Benro, Leofoto, Smallrig, Neewer and others and decided that this one offered the best value for money for the use that I expected to put it to. I may swap the ball-head for a sturdier Benro unit however not until I see how this baby performs "in the field".

[Zipper] Very well builds. Easy to use.

[Zipper] This gimbal is a brute. It can handle almost anything. It has so much versatility; great for landscapes very good for wildlife. It is a gimbal that easily becomes a panning head. It has the previously unseen moveable gimbal arm for panoramic shots. And it is a horse; they say 61 lbs limit but it feels like more. I also have a Kitana which is fabulous and spins with the ease of a top. This is stiffer but unmatched for versatility. I have a tripod mounted on a wheeled cart. This is the head that I use there. It is strong, firmly lockable, and has those unique safety buttons that can insure that your lens will not slide off. I use a 12" Arca Swiss plate for both my 200-600mm and 600mm lenses with this head with no problems. Ins short, BRUTE BUILD AND STENGTH, FEATURES NOT SEEN ON ANY OTHER HEAD, AND VERSATILE. And I got it on sale. Thank you B&H!

[Yes] With the bluetooth remote for up to 30 feet it works great for group pictures.

[Zipper] This tripod feels sturdier than most that have this level of flexibility. It's hard to tell how it will stand the test of time but so far so good.
The jaw is tight, but will fit a decently wide phone, you just might have to use a little force. Once in, it holds tight but the padding seems ok to not damage the phone.

The Bluetooth name for pairing is less than descriptive but once paired it works smoothly.

All in all it's easy to set up and take down and generally sticks how you want it to. For me it was definitely worth buying.

[Black] I bought this tripod to use as an easel on which I attach a board that holds my sketch pads. I really appreciate its solid build and functionality. I wish I had purchased this type of tripod years ago. I highly recommend it.