Small Center Fold Table

Easy to fold away, small and light... just what I need

This is a perfect compliment to the monitor. The handles fold out so you can place the monitor on a table or flat surface for easy viewing if you don't have a stand. Nice soft touch handle. Really quick and easy to remove. Highly recommend!

I looked at many tripods in the B&H store, tried many of them and ultimately settled on this one. The features I like about it are: - Smooth-operating ball head - Carbon fiber construction - Twist locks rather than latch - Sturdy, supports my A7RII with 24-70 2.8 lens very well and could support much more - Hard rubber feet with a pointed tip on the end avoid having to screw/unscrew rubber covers on metal spiked feet on many other tripods My only reservation about this tripod would be that can take slightly longer to set it up than I'm used to. There are more steps involved since the way this tripod folds into its most compact form is by the legs folding all the way upward to meet the head of the tripod, which also means that the center column needs to be fully extended to get maximum portability. That being said, you have the option to fold it this way or to fold it the more traditional way, with the legs folding down to meet the center column. Overall, this is a great tripod and very much worth the cost.

Loved this wonderful paper upon which I printed our Holiday Greeting (with a center fold), so I could add a handwritten message on the left hand side.

I place the item close to one corner of the velcro, fold the item over until it wraps and then fold each corner to the center and secure each side with velcro. This provides padding to the item or keeps loose parts that belong to that product together. I paid cold, hard cash for these wraps and they are worth it.

I have been testing this tripod for about a month now, and it has been excellent! There has been a gap in the tripod industry for a while; one would have to choose between a tiny table tripod (which is light, but only 12 tall at the most) or a travel tripod (which is standard height, but often weighs 3lbs or more). This tripod fills that gap. On my scale, the tripod with ball head and extender column comes out to 1.27lbs, AND the tripod is able to reach a height of 52.4 with the extender column. Pros: The ball head is super sturdy and works with full-sized arca-swiss plates. As a table tripod, it is tall enough that you're not looking down at the camera. The legs are perfect for use on a gimbal! As a travel/backpacking tripod, it is light enough that you don't have to debate about whether or not it's worth carrying a tripod. The height with the extender column makes it usable as a floor-standing tripod. The load capacity is high enough to handle some of the largest DSLRs on the market. Rock-solid when used without the center column. Cons: The tripod does have some wobble once the extender column is added, especially when used with heavier loads, so you may have to give the tripod a few seconds to stabilize after hitting the record button when shooting video or use a fast enough shutter speed to not get motion blur in photos. The legs will not collapse over the center column like some of the larger travel tripods out there, so you're folded length with be doubled if you keep the center column attached. [I received this product in exchange for my honest review.]

Love it. We use this with a Laptop in our call center and the Supervisor is able to wheel this around and have enough space on the table tops to keep documents. Pretty sturdy and made with quality materials. Not a cheap wobbly cart for sure. Casters are lockable

Purchased the stand to keep my earphones off the coffee table and out of the way. I'm very pleased with it and use it to hang other earphones, three sets, on the entertainment center. It also looks nice, part of the decor.

It seems there are either multiple versions or multiple suppliers of this unit, as there seems to be variations on how the tabletop is secured to the center column. I've seen one that used 2 small sheet metal screws (why??) plus 2 slightly larger machine screws. The one I received had one very large machine screw that securely attaches the top to the column. Keeping the price point and build materials in mind, this is not something I'm going to trust to support a great deal of weight, and certainly not as you move away from the center of the table. It seems fine for light leaning, but I wouldn't have anyone place their full upper body weight on it. Overall, I'm very happy. The height adjustment knob tightens securely and doesn't appear fragile. The entire unit is studier than I anticipated and doesn't wobble or feel cheaply constructed. I recommend this for anyone needing a table for light posing or for product photography.

Exactly what I needed, very good quality build parts, it let's you adjust the screens with many angle approaches, it even has a height adjustment for every screen mount so if your screens have a height difference due to a bigger frame or mount point you can adjust them all still to be the same height ( gives you an inch +/- of margin to play with) - not that common on these products.Note that if you plan not to attach the center pole to the table and simply place it as is with the base plate, you will limit yourself to the angle of how much you can turn the side monitors curved to your direction since the center-weight-point will be moved further then the base playe and it will fall forward. In my pictures you can see the maximum angle to curve without mounting the pole to the table.