Mini Table Tripod

This is a great little quality tripod that's very portable and capable. Its able to handle my mirror-less SLR with a medium size lens 2-3lbs no problem. Legs have two positions. Very good panning motion with a good ball head that locks tight. It's very well built and should last a life time. So much better than some of the other plastic options.

Small, lightweight and really good. I mounted my gimbal head on this and it’s sturdy enough to take the weight of the gimbal head and my camera with 600mm lens. Great product.

The SmallRig Mini Tripod is a true game-changer, earning a solid 5-star rating from me. Its updated desktop tabletop design, coupled with Arca-Type compatibility, makes it a standout accessory for any camera setup. The compact design is incredibly portable, fitting snugly into my camera bag without adding bulk. The build quality is top-notch, ensuring durability on the go. The Arca-Type compatibility is a brilliant feature, allowing quick and secure attachment and detachment of the camera. This, coupled with its seamless integration with the SmallRig cage, enhances its versatility. Stability is remarkable for its size, providing a reliable base for capturing smooth shots in various environments. The adjustable ball head adds another layer of flexibility, facilitating easy adjustments for creative shooting angles. Overall, the SmallRig Mini Tripod is a must-have accessory for content creators seeking a portable, stable, and versatile solution for their camera setup.

The SmallRig Mini Tripod is made incredibly well and is very sturdy. My only small complaint is with the quick release plate. The small hex wrench that came in the box did not fit the 2.5 mm screws under the quick release plate. Fortunately, I had a 2.5 mm bit on hand. Overall, this mini tripod definitely is worth the price.

Perfect size holds my fujifilm Xs20 in place feels very sturdy and it’s portable not heavy will buy again

Sturdy general purpose tripod. Initially purchased as a camera item. It has evolved into a just about everything holder. Lights, cameras, speakers, audio recorders, laser levels, firearms, binoculars, etc. Holds a full frame camera tilted over to the side with a prime lens with legs in low position. The 1/4"-20 holes and slots are good for attaching supplemental equipment. The head is something I spin off to install on larger tripods. Legs make for a good handle when recording in hand.

TLDR ~Shockingly Stable ~Wonderful construction ~Nice solid feel ~Screws are pleasant to work and have a nice firm feel when torqued down. The Review I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised by this little tripod when I opened up the box. I wasn't exactly certain of what to expect, but for the price I was expecting something that was a bit better than something you would grab at Walmart, but not by much. This tripod is far better. This little thing feels solid as a rock, and the rubber feet on it actually work to keep it in place, I know that sounds like a strange statement, but I am so used to having to work out silly little contraptions to get a camera steady and low to the ground that this SmallRig minitripod really made me very happy. There really is not much more to say about it, wonderful premium feel. And the most important place for a device to feel good is when you are moving it. The tension screws feel great, when it feels tight in the hand its tight on the device. Again a strange statement, but its very pleasant to not have to really bear down on a screw to make sure that its not going to slip on you. I am using this tripod for holding up a camera during macro work with a Manfrotto 454 slider on top, it does a great job of holding everything nice and stable and staying right where I want it to. Thumbs up, I totally recommend this little tripod if you want to have a low to the ground tripod for some reason, nice, tight and stable. I attached a test photo doing a photo stack using this tripod, works like a charm. The photo is a 5:1 Macro shot of a bug about 1mm in length. It looked pretty cute and fuzzy before I took these shots. Its standing on a flower and those little bumps are the cells of the flower petal, pretty steady tripod eh?

Very nice, love how you can LOCK the legs in two angles. And the ball head locks tightly, I put a 5 pounds camera+lens on it and it held up really well. The only weak point is the included arca plate, which is smaller than a standard one (compare with mefoto / promaster in the photo) and less grippy. But if you order the arca version you probably already have a plate that you like so it's not really an issue.