This is the perfect travel companion. I carry it with me wherever I go when on vacation. It is very sturdy, all metal, and folds up just compact enough to easily fit in your pocket when not in use.
When you're on vacation you don't want to lug around a full size tripod just in case you see a shot that you want to get at night, or with your entire group in it (including you)... but this little gem allows you to do just that while adding virtually nothing more to what you have to carry.
If you're traveling with a small compact camera attached to your belt you can easily slip this in your pocket and still have "nothing to carry" allowing you to enjoy your day when you're not using your camera, and still have easy access to both your camera and a stabilized platform for using it on.
I have used this tripod with both lightweight point and shoot cameras as well as with larger DSLR cameras and it was able to support both equally well. The metal construction gives it lots of strength compared to other compact tripods.
My only complaint is that the cork foot pads seem to easily come off, but this doesn't seem to have affected the stability of the tripod. Instead of the cork being on the surface now it is just the tripod leg metal sitting on the surface.
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This Item  Manfrotto 709B Digi Table Top Tripod with Ball Head (Black) |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $53.90 | -13% $25.95 List: $29.95 | $22.99 | -12% $38.91 Typical: $44.39 | $52.99 |
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| Sold By | — | SmallRig | ULANZI Official US Store | Yulonglong | Amazon.com | RUIHOTOR |
| compatible devices | Camera, Camcorder | iPhone, iPhone 11, Camera | Cell Phone and Camera, Galaxy S20, Galaxy S21, Galaxy S22 Ultra, IPhone XR, IPhone XS Max, IPhone 6 Plus, IPhone 11, IPhone 7, IPhone 8 Plus, IPhone 11 Pro, IPhone 12, IPhone 12 Pro, IPhone 12 Pro Max, IPhone 13, IPhone 13 Pro, IPhone 13 Pro Max, IPhone 14, IPhone 14 Plus, IPhone 14 Pro, IPhone 14 Pro Max | Kamera | Camera | Camera |
| tripod head type | Ball Heads | Ball Heads | Ball Heads | Ball Heads | — | Ball Heads |
| material | Metal, Aluminum | Rubber, Aluminum | Plastic, Metal | Aluminum Metal | アルミニウム | Aluminum |
| minimum height | 7 centimeters | — | 32.5 centimeters | — | 6 inches | 50 centimeters |
| maximum height | 59.06 inches | 50 centimeters | 147 centimeters | 14.5 centimeters | 10 inches | 50 centimeters |
| weight | — | 217 grams | 397 grams | 0.74 ounces | 90 grams | 27.14 ounces |
| leg sections | — | 1 | 5 | — | — | 5 |
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Small and Sturdy...and Expensive
I felt a bit guilty purchasing this tripod. It's a lot of money for a little piece of metal with a few movable parts. But I figure I'm worth it haha! For the price you get Manfrotto quality. The legs are very slender, solid metal and nonadjustable. This tripod feels sturdy and well made. It is very compact when folded, more so than the other brands I looked at, and this feature helped sell me because I like to travel light; it can even fit in a pants pocket.When I attach my Canon EOS 50D in the upright position, the camera is held stable. However, the tripod cannot hold the Canon 50 vertically (portrait) without tipping over (see my photo). This can be easily remedied by put a small amount of weight on the opposite leg, such as a book, weight, etc.The tripod has tiny cork feet glued to the underside of each leg. One of the feet had come off in the package before I even opened it. Not sure how long it will stay around before it's inadvertently lost. Be prepared to make your own replacement feet. For the price I'm surprised Manfrotto didn't do some kind of molded silicon foot or something a little more rugged.I'm giving this tripod 4 stars because IMO it's a bit overpriced for what it is. It is a good tabletop tripod but if you're on a budget there a quite a few other makes, all cheaper. Velbon Mini and Sunpak Mini Proplus are two others I considered. Also Vanguard makes several minis. BTW, I've posted some photos in case that helps.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2010
When I attach my [[ASIN:B001EQ4BVI Canon EOS 50D]] in the upright position, the camera is held stable. However, the tripod cannot hold the Canon 50 vertically (portrait) without tipping over (see my photo). This can be easily remedied by put a small amount of weight on the opposite leg, such as a book, weight, etc.
The tripod has tiny cork feet glued to the underside of each leg. One of the feet had come off in the package before I even opened it. Not sure how long it will stay around before it's inadvertently lost. Be prepared to make your own replacement feet. For the price I'm surprised Manfrotto didn't do some kind of molded silicon foot or something a little more rugged.
I'm giving this tripod 4 stars because IMO it's a bit overpriced for what it is. It is a good tabletop tripod but if you're on a budget there a quite a few other makes, all cheaper. [[ASIN:B00004TY7O Velbon Mini]] and [[ASIN:B00009UT1V Sunpak Mini Proplus]] are two others I considered. Also Vanguard makes several minis. BTW, I've posted some photos in case that helps.
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Small and Sturdy...and Expensive
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2010
I felt a bit guilty purchasing this tripod. It's a lot of money for a little piece of metal with a few movable parts. But I figure I'm worth it haha! For the price you get Manfrotto quality. The legs are very slender, solid metal and nonadjustable. This tripod feels sturdy and well made. It is very compact when folded, more so than the other brands I looked at, and this feature helped sell me because I like to travel light; it can even fit in a pants pocket.Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2010
When I attach my [[ASIN:B001EQ4BVI Canon EOS 50D]] in the upright position, the camera is held stable. However, the tripod cannot hold the Canon 50 vertically (portrait) without tipping over (see my photo). This can be easily remedied by put a small amount of weight on the opposite leg, such as a book, weight, etc.
The tripod has tiny cork feet glued to the underside of each leg. One of the feet had come off in the package before I even opened it. Not sure how long it will stay around before it's inadvertently lost. Be prepared to make your own replacement feet. For the price I'm surprised Manfrotto didn't do some kind of molded silicon foot or something a little more rugged.
I'm giving this tripod 4 stars because IMO it's a bit overpriced for what it is. It is a good tabletop tripod but if you're on a budget there a quite a few other makes, all cheaper. [[ASIN:B00004TY7O Velbon Mini]] and [[ASIN:B00009UT1V Sunpak Mini Proplus]] are two others I considered. Also Vanguard makes several minis. BTW, I've posted some photos in case that helps.
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