ULANZI MT-71 Trípode selfie stick y mango de vlog con liberación rápida magnética y tornillo de 1/4 pulgadas, soporte de trípode ligero extensible

Es funcional, es un poco largo por lo que no es fácil transportarlo, pero es útil para actividades en sitio fijo

They were quick about sending me the second one first one never appeared so that was very nice of them. The only thing I found a little awkward was figuring out how to open the tripod legs. it was longer than I expected.

This was so solid selfie stick loved it stability and light weight

Decent tripod for the price. This was a replacement as the first fell over not very high up and broke the holding base.

This is an extendable selfie stick that doubles as a tripod. I use it for my action cam. It has a sturdy base that keeps it stable. It does exactly what i need it to do. It is kind of heavy but that is the tradeoff for sturdiness. If you are only interested in a selfie stick, I advise getting a light stick. If you like the tripod function, this is a great item.

gave this 5 stars because the build quality is genuinely excellent. The materials feel durable and solid, and it works exactly as described. The tripod base is stable, the extension feels secure, and it’s a great option for vlogging, fixed shots, or standard camera use.If you’re using a regular camera or filming stationary content, this is a very reliable and well-built accessory.The only reason I’m returning it is specific to my use case. I was hoping to use it with my Insta360 for fully “invisible” selfie stick shots. Because of the tripod base design, the lower portion is visible in 360 footage. That’s not a flaw in the product — it just isn’t designed to be an invisible stick.If you’re not concerned about 360 invisible effects, this is a great, high-quality option.

This tripod selfie stick travels with me all over the country, and for what it is, it works very well. I mainly use it to mount an action camera next to the stage—whether for B-roll, security footage, or a secondary angle of a presenter—and it’s become part of my weekly setup.At full extension it can get a little wobbly, so I wouldn’t place it where people are likely to bump into it. That said, the wide plastic legs give it decent stability overall.If I could suggest upgrades, I’d love to see longer legs, sturdier materials like metal or carbon fiber, and a more versatile head for better angle adjustments. Of course, those changes would raise the price.Even so, this has been a solid, reliable piece of gear. I throw it in my bag with my Osmo 5, set it up quickly, and it gets the job done.

Much versatility in a compact package. Using this with a Go Pro on a cross-country bicycle trip. Will easily fit in my pannier bag. Selfie-stick mode will be used for moving POV shots. The fold out tripod feet turns the stick into an excellent camera stand that can easily be adjusted for shots near the ground up to eyeball height.