light, easy to use, and comes with a great little neoprene bag

I use my Zeiss Pro tripod with my Zeiss Conquest Gavia 85 30x - 60x scope. It is much lighter than I had imagined and the legs extend so easily. The controls are very easy to the touch on both the vertical and horizontal knobs. I recommend this product.


Having said that I have never owned or operated another tripod so I have no basis for comparison. But I am happy with my purchase.

This is the best kit I've tried for holding my phone for tabletop photos (miscellaneous subjects incl. wine labels and S/Ns.) The phone holder is solid and adequately snug with rubber pads to protect the phone. The ball head provides flexibility in orientation and operates smoothly. All the parts are nicely finished. The 3 possible leg angles allow modest vertical adjustment. I think it could hold a medium size camera, even a fairly heavy one, but not with a long and heavy lens. I expect to use the screw receptacles on 2 legs for small lights. It's small and light enough to toss in a hiking backpack, or a suitcase when you might do some casual photography. I can't yet speak to durability.

This tripod is small but mighty. It has several features that others in its class do not. The controls for rotation & tilt are ergonomic, easy to reach, with solid, secure locking mechanism. Legs can be switched to three separate positions, while also allowing for leveling on uneven terrain, using the built-in bubble level. This kit includes two adapters for various cameras or phone use. The tripod was on sale at B&H making it a true value for money well spent

The best table tripod I own. Super lightweight, very precise, and the smartphone adapter is wonderfully enginered. Fit compactly in a sling bag when I'm out shooting.

Very light, a breeze to travel with, and easy to set up. The builtin spirit level was a nice surprise. It look a bit of time to figure out the right amount of tightening for the rotation and elevation lock bolts to still allow for scope movement while browsing the viewing area.

Easy to use and comes with a bag is a plus

It is well-made. I can mount my Z9 with 24-70 F4 lens. I also use it to hold my video light.

I wanted to get close REALLY close to my subject without fear of the camera falling or the ball joint failing. Carbon fiber legs, light, you can even pan...what's not to like. There were cheaper small tripods (this one is $100), but none as well made and thought out as this.

The quick release is just what I needed for my tripod. Switching from camera to spotting scope with quick releases is a great asset.