Digipower TP-S032 Compact tripod with two section extended legs and ball head to catch any angle

I tried a couple flexible-leg mini tripods and I could never quite get those perfectly level. This tripod I can. And I like the feature where I can choose the height anywhere between 6" with the legs NOT extended all the way up to 9" fully extended (grab the rubber feet and pull to extend the legs). The directions don't say to do this, I had to figure it out on my own.Plus- and I know this is kind of strange - NO SMELL! I bought a flexible mini-tripod also made by Digipower a year ago and it still has that funky Chinese chemical smell. This Digipower is also made in China but no scent to it.

It is a good tripod... the only shortcoming is that the knob to adjust the angle of the camera is not all that strong so if you move the legs a bit and it's not tightly in place, the ball head will slip a bit (or in some cases a lot) Other than that I really do like this tripod... it's compact, easy to use and ,with the exception of the knob, well made.

My opinion on this is similar to the one expressed by Yarii. Not bad for a couple of dollars (beware of shipping charges), At first glance it seemed toy like, but after a few minutes of playing with it I found that the head was quite hand, 360 degrees of rotation about the vertical, a bit more than 90 degrees pitch down/up (depending on how you maount the camera) and around 30 degrees horizontal roll. The locking mechanism is a simple spindle with d-ring attached.The legs are meh, they can be extended but cannot be well secured except at full extend and full retract. Weight is negligable,.Even with the shortcomings of the legx, the ball head can be removed and easily transplanted onto another homemade base to make a special purpose camera mount that would be easily adjustable. Otherwise, a serviceable tabletop tripod as it is.

The tripod came as a gift with a camera I bought on Amazon. It looks like a good product but I only used it a few times. It is very small and seems sturdy.

This tripod was helpful in taking self portraits but requires a little patience in setting up. I got use to it after a few trials.

Nice tripod, pretty sturdy, metal construction, only plastic pieces are the feet, camera base, and base positioning tightener..

The tripod is barely functional, because it is of such flimsy construction. Once when I used it on timer and was standing with the family in front of the camera, the movement of the shutter shook the tripod perceptibly and I was really concerned it would topple over, fortunately it did not. That was the last time I used it with my expensive camera.I now use it only to take photos for still items ( like for selling on Craigslist ) where I can put my hand on the tripod to keep it firm and steady. And I use my older, cheaper point & shoot cameras.The price was low, only about $5, but I should have spent a little more money and bought a better one instead.

I only got this because it came free with my new Canon A3300 IS as a promotional deal. Reading the description, I thought that the legs would extend at least a little bit, but it really is only about 6 inches tall once the legs are opened. The camera sits on it just fine, but I doubt I will ever use it. If I have a table or surface tall enough to set it on, I will probably just lean on the surface and shoot rather than go through the hassle of getting the tripod out and screwing the camera onto it.It may prove useful if we decide to take some quick family portraits for Christmas cards or something, but unless you do a lot of that, I wouldn't waste your money.

Really amazing mini tripod! I love it its so compact and i can put it in my backpack and everything just is amazing! Thank you!