[1x 1/4"-20 Male] I had the Sirui 3004X for years and found it very sturdy and workable. When that was stolen I looked and compared a lot of tripods. I don't use the tripod for my long heavy lenses anymore but loved the stability of my old Sirui even for astrophotography. So I settled on this slightly lighter version and have been completely satisfied with it.

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] Cheap monopod, better than not having one. If you have money buy a better one.

[Ball Head] I've been using this monopod for my Celestron 15x70 stargazing binoculars, and it's made using the somewhat heavy binoculars very easy, which means I find myself outdoors using them more often.� I use it with the Barska Pistol Grip head (need a 1/4" to 3/8" adapter) and it's been perfect and convenient.� I haven't had any problems with it supporting the weight.

[Yes] On 12-12-21, I purchased this Sirui NT 1005XE10 travel tripod. It is perfect for my Fujifilm X-T-2 camera and lens i.e. Fujinon 16mm F1.4 & Fjuinon 18-135mm F 3.5-5.6. The tripod provides adequate height, is light weight and very functional with the E-10 ball head for a great price at B-D Photo & Video.

[Yes] This is my first ballhead. It fit in my budget. It meets my current needs. My rating is based on those facts. Capacity: There's no International standard to establish the rated weight of ballheads. In my informal test, the AF12544 holds my heaviest combination of equipment at any angle: the equipment is a relatively light Pentax K50, an old and moderately heavy Tokina SZ-X 28-200 f3.5-5.3 and a Yongnuo 560-IV speedlight. I've experineced slight drift when clamping the ball from a looser setting to lock down. When locking down from stiffer clamping, I have not noticed any impact. Controls: The controls are reasonably smooth, but not so much as to create joy. There is a reasonable range of tension on the ball release. Release is predictable and I have not experienced suddenly flopping equipment. The pan control is sometimes useful, sometimes in the way. Quick Release: The Arca-Swiss clamp/plate combination does not inspire sufficient confidence that I will use it with the video alignment pin removed: I tested that too. Without the pin, moderate force could sometimes slip the camera+plate out of the clamp when the clamp tightened everything short of pliers tight. I put the pin back in. Other: The bubble level on the plate might be useful for panning when your tripod head is already level and the camera doesn't have a built in level. It's not likely to be a use case for me. Conclusion: At the price, it might be the right product: Arca-Swiss compatibility makes for a longer term quick-release strategy; it holds reasonable amount of weight reasonably steady; the controls are reliable.

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] This was so cheap when I got it that I had no expectations at all. But it's been working as a champ. I've been hauling an EOS with a Sigma 150-600mm. Attached to this monopod with a simple Manfrotto ballhead that allows sideways mounting it really makes a difference - and is also lightweight

[Ball Head] Works perfectly. Nice and light but stood up to a rough day of shooting.

[Yes] I'm using it for a spotting scope rather than photo gear, but it holds securely and operates smoothly.

[Yes] Great bargain!