Invero® Lightweight Aluminium Travel Camera Video Tripod features 3-Way Pan and Tilt Head, 4-Level Extendable Legs and a Carry Bag - Max Height 105cm

Bought this to mount a digital video camera on, so my son could play at being the next James Cameron of YouTube, fits the camera well, sturdy and folds down to a small size. Does the job and for not much money.

I bought this to mount my Toguard Wildlife camera so that I can observe hedgehogs in my garden. It's perfect for this as it's nice and stable with quite a heavy camera attached and the three adjustable legs allow me to get it level (using the built in spirit level) on any uneven surface. The height is easily adjustable and there's a nice twist handle to allow easy adjustment. It's stood up well to the wind and rain and I can see it being handy for years to come.

A good mini table tripod for low and mid level photography, but found that when I tried fitting my DSLR camrea onto the housing, the camera would tilt over to one side as the screws were loose. I had to tghten the screws so that legs wouldn't happen again whilst taking photos.It is a good tripod that is lightweight and not too big to carry around for use in taking photos subjects at low level and you can adjust each legs to get the correct surface level because there is is a small spirit level to help you out. it is a handy device to use on low light photography and if you have a remote control with your camera it will produce stunning photos without camera blur. And this mini table tripod has value for money.

Thought I'd add some pics here, as the advert only gives basic info (some of which was missing but important to me) and wasn't clear without ordering / receiving one...The legs can slide up and down the central column:Max height with legs fully splayed = 20cm.Max working height with legs extended and splayed at a 'safe' angle (and slid down column) = 28cm.Distance between feet when fully splayed = 21cm.Distance between feet when fully splayed AND extended = 28cm.The 1/4" mounting plate is a quick-release' type...attach the plate to your camera, then you can quickly fit / remove it from the tripod.It comes with a lightweight nylon bag / carry-cord.You will probably want to tighten the screws on the leg joints if you intend to use the tripod in anything other than fully-splayed.There's some wobble here and there, until you tighten ALL the relevant knobs, then it's quite solid.It's more plastic than metal, but quite honestly it's actually BETTER than I was expecting.I needed something on which to fit a 10" tablet (using a separate mount) for table top use, and this fits the bill perfectly.Because of the wide splaying legs, there's no fear of it tipping over, and I can adjust the viewing angle easily and safely.This tripod isn't 'professional' standard by any means, but that's reflected in the price of course.It's excellent value for money, and far better than some I've seen costing considerably more.

Unfortunately a foot fell off in the grass without any real pressure, overall the tripod does the job, so it is a good lightweight pick up and go option, but I was not completely happy with the quality, but weighing against value for money it is quite fair, the foot that fell off while annoying does not effect the pod other than taking ware on the bottom metal insteal of the pad.

I ordered this after getting a new camera with a weighty lens and found my previous small desktop tripod simply couldn't keep it upright.I thought I'd try this before spending almost £100 on something more professional, but this has done the trick perfectly.

A pleasing bronze hue: attractive item likely stronger than first appears.Telescopic section clip together firmly after adjustment. Rises to just over 1m.Struts to centre column enhance overall rigidity.Will be used for outdoor sound recordings with amateur quality mikes, most of which are light.There's even a tiny spirit level set into the platform. Well-boxed and comes with a small bag.Low price attractive, as will see use only occasionally.

As someone who hasn’t previously used a tripod, I was going to return this item, until I watched a video for another product. If you, like me are a newbie, be aware that the tilt is provided by screwing and unscrewing the tilt handle. That may seem obvious to some, but not to me. The swivel was obvious as were all the other adjustments.