Folding Phone Tripo Portable Projector

Folding in half to be super portable, this is the best thing I've found to take when traveling. Charge your Apple watch and phone, or earbuds and phone, with just one charger (at least 20 watts) and a single cable. The watch charge-pad folds upward to hold the watch as a clock on your nightstand, or lays flat to charge wireless earbuds. The device has a Lightning socket, so you can remove the cable and plug it directly into an iPhone if you want to charge while using the phone.

Portable and sturdy. Be gentle when folding it, if you're forcing it, your doing it wrong.

Great portable projector under $1000

This portable folding stool is manufactured in Sweden, and so well as to last FOREVER. It''s a masterpiece in it's own category!

This projector was exactly what I needed for my new classroom. Nice and portable and really bright.

I needed a table tripo for my Zoom mic, I gave a shot at this one. This was a great choice. The built quality is awesome, it is cool looking and does the job wonderfully.

Ideal size for those looking for a portable backdrop that's large enough for individual headshots but not over the top. Folding it back takes practice. Creases are visible on the grey if you don't have enough depth of field.

This is a great soft box for the price and ease of use. Once you get used to folding it back up, it's amazing how portable it becomes. It takes a couple tries, but it's really no problem. Wish they had more sizes at the same competitive price with ease of use. You won't regret buying it. I may buy another one.

Easy to use as a portable background. Will support itself when leaned against a wall if need be. Folding it up is not difficult after minimal practice. Strongly advise watching B&H video demo, very helpful. Have no experience with lesser priced alternatives from other makers. Purchased because of favorable experience with other Lastolite products.

I am using this for single portraits. Easily portable, really fast to set up (folding down is also fast once you get the hang of twisting it). The black/white option gives nice flexibility. I don't have a stand but lean it against a wall or chair and it works great.