EVERESTA 42-inch 360 flexible smartphone and camera tripod, iPhone tripod stand with camera stand and Bluetooth remote shutter

I was impressed by this product when I got it from the packing.It is easy to put together and I kept saying to myself, some-one has really thought about this tripod.Legs clip together easily,it has a spirit level to make sure the phone is balanced,and quite sturdy.

So handy and used so much. Easy to carry and compact. Good value for money and extends quiet tall.

I love it. It works for various angles , either vertical or horizontal to hold my iPhone.It is an extremely lightweight , and small like an slightly long folded umbrella . It comes with an bag and allow me to carry on my shoulder .The legs are extremely slim and one part of the joint is a little tight to lock and I needed to be gentle and patient not to break it . It will come with a habit , I assume.If this is used on the flat space , it is a lovely device.The blue tooth is working well and very easy to use . It allows me to take so many photos within a short second : far much easier than before to use my iPhone X camera. The connection is quite sensitive and I am Very much pleased.I used to dislike taking photos with people but this will definitely change my feelings.

I bought this tripod and used it in my family’s annual Christmas portrait at home. My niece broke my last tripod from the previous Christmas so I was worried she’d break this too! Fortunately, this tripod lasted the holidays and is now happily sitting in storage until its next use.Likes: reasonable price, can be used for phone or proper camera, lightweight, bluetooth remote control (easy to pair and has key ring), carry on bagDislikes: phone holder is flimsy and a struggle to adjust, stand is a bit unstable as its lightweight

At first I was a bit confused on how to set it up, as others have said there are no instructions and I’m really not the sharpest tool in the box!However I managed to do it and I was so impressed! It held my phone up and I managed to get some amazing pictures with it. It actually seemed very sturdy despite being very lightweight and I kept it up for weeks as it helped with photos and I didn’t need to adjust anything. It got the right height, angles and took the weight of my iPhone XR in a heavy case- although the phone just about fit.The reason I’m giving 3 stars is because once I took it down I can no longer set it up as I did the first time. I’ve tried so many times but the legs now seem to be sliding into each other and not standing equally and legs keep sliding up causing the tripod to fall down all the time. Some screws have fallen out and I can’t fit them back in properly to secure my phone into the tripod and now the phone holder just hangs down it doesn’t stay up like it did before.I’m really struggling with it and haven’t used it since as it’s not fit for purpose anymore. I wish it had instructions and then I may be able to resolve this.It’s such a shame as I had such high hopes for this but it looks like money wasted and I’ll have to find another.

Great product

Was bought as a present. My initial impression when opening the box o check before wrapping was a little disappointed. It felt insubstantial and too light to be robust. HOWEVER, having opened it up and set it up, it was clear this was a stable, light, well constructed tripod. It appeared flimsy but was actually a good piece of kit. My daughter is really happy with it, with the flexibility of set up, the simplicity of adjusting, the ease with which her camera mounts and unmounts (can't comment on mobile phones as it is not being used for that ) and the stability it provides. Overall she is very happy. And, despite my initial impression I too am happy/impressed with this. Happy to receommend

I bought the item for the remote control function and the clip for holding the mobile phone. I had no half sensible expectations with regards the tripod,there's more strength and rigidity in a dunked rich tea biscuit.As for the the remote control, for it to function with any Android phone higher than a 4s an app has to be downloaded.Well! Straight away I was locked into a never ending loop requiring me to buy the ad free version of said app before being able to move torward. That was enough to set alarm bells ringing. Next, the phone to tripod adaptor has frighteningly weak grip on the phone (Samsung S10 and Samsung J5).Lastly the software and remotely controlling the S10 . . .Whilst it was possible to Zoom in on a subject I found no way of remotelyzooming out again whilst retaining the capability of taking a photograph.It does however fire the shutter with a less than discrete shutter sound.Value for money is way down in the negative range of numbers.