Lightweight Mini Tripod, papalook Portable and Adjustable Aluminum Webcam Mount Tripod Stand with 360 Panorama and 1/4” Mounting Screw, Max Load Weight 1.1 lbs, Black

I looks nice and holds my Logitech StreamCam OK. But the legs don't seem to stay extended and retract under the weight of the camera, unless you are very careful with placement. I suspect they just need a squeeze with some pliers or a bit of tape to hold them at the right length.

I needed something to support my webcam and found this great little tripod. It does the job perfectly, and looks good too.

Early days so cannot make comment on robustness etc after it has had much use, but initial impression is that it is sturdy enough. The legs do spring a bit when setting the camera up so best not to put too much downward force on it, but it's a lightweight tripod for a lightweight camera so treat it as such and it should be okay!Delivery very prompt.

I bought this to do top-down demonstrations. When I attached the webcam it was very top-heavy and then legs kept retracting. Pointing the camera down it made it very difficult to balance and since the legs would not stay exteded or in place, it was useless for my needs. The tripod was simply was not strong enough in any of the joints or leg extenstion to maintain its shape or support the camera.

Don't waste your money on this tripod, the item is extremely light weight, more than i expected and does not even support a a small camera flash or my mobile phone. One of the legs snapped off the first time i used it. The alloy used is in the leg hinges is low grade and to thin to support any weight. The telescopic legs just collapse back inside unless the legs are at the widest point.

when the legs are extended and the tripod placed on a surface the height is 8,5 inches not 11 inches as stated in one of the answers to a question about the product. The telescopic legs do not always stay extended. So to gt the 11 inches I required I ahve to pull the legs inward and secure to a surface with adhesive... not good

If the tripud is opened fully, it sits low and occupies a lot of deskspace. If it is not opened fully the legs are unstable. I can't use this in my set-up

Was hoping to use this as a microphone mount for outdoor recording, the connection between the legs and body is pretty weak and a leg sheared off within 2 days of use. If you're looking for a desk tripod it's probably fine, just not what I was looking for.