[3.73 lb] I own several Oben tripods for the studio, and wanted a phone stand for very quick recordings and vlogging. This holds up to the quality I'd expect from Oben, and B&H threw in a smartphone bracket with it as well. Perfect.

[4.5 lb / 2 kg] There are a few versions of this type of thing out there, which is essentially a flat foot for a tripod head. This is, I believe, the simplest, most affordable, and probably most elegant option. It's smaller than I thought it would be, but nonetheless quite stable when oriented in the correct direction of the weight distribution. It has given new life to my old original ball head, since replaced on working tripods by pistol-grip, 3-way, fluid pan/tilt and lighter models, and is now my go-to macro shot platform solution for small objects. It even comes with its own wrench for tightening the anchor screw (yes, it has one of those).

[3.73 lb] Stable mount for my DSLR for zoom meetings. High enough to go over my iMac Pro

[4.5 lb / 2 kg] Made in the good ol' US of A.
Nifty looking and functional. The legs are the right length, with the bend and the ability to space the legs out gives added stability on uneven terrain. A nice hefty knob to tighten and loosen.
Good design, good craftsmanship and good material.

[4.5 lb / 2 kg] I bought this for a time lapse set up, in which I needed to put a mirrorless camera in a third floor window for a day. I have a few mini tripods but they aren't solid enough and they are easily knocked out of place or vibrate when someone walks by. This tripod is really just a small metal plate with four rubber feet. It's about the size of a paperback book, and comes with a standard 3/8-inch screw to attach a ball head. It can be placed on the ground, a table, a shelf, a window sill, or some other flat surface, then held in place with a sandbag (which is what I used) or possibly tent stakes if placed on the ground. It worked perfectly.

[4.5 lb / 2 kg] Got a fully loaded Fs7 swiveling on this!

[3.73 lb] I was using a full tripod on my desk before this. it bought me more space on my desk and easily holds my camera on top, It stable even when going up and down on a standing desk.

[3.73 lb] Terrific, high quality, short light stand!

[3.73 lb] I use it for a low angle of view in bird photography. Whether used in combination with a Frisbee or beanbag, it provides a stable platform for my 500mm F4 or 70-200mm mounted on a gimbal or ballhead.

[3.73 lb] Working on a project that involves live streaming a radio show with mixed audio sources, using a mirrorless camera. Given a 3 minute setup and then 3 minute take down time in the studio this little tripod has worked wonderfully. This is a serious little tripod that can deploy quickly, hold with confidence a heavy setup, and most importantly provide a very solid base for photography. This is working so well that I will add two more to my collection.