I use this with my iPhone and Apple Watch instead of the remote, but I love it! Super easy to use, although if it’s a windy day, you will be challenged to keep it steady because it’s lightweight (but this is why I love taking it on the trail…no extra heavy weight).

I have my iPhone in a protective case and the clamp is large - so easily grips phone without need to take out of otter box case. I have been photographer for years and have handled lots of equipment - and this is very well designed and constructed. After I order I was worried maybe I tried to buy cheap product - but now that I use it - I am so happy with quality and low price! The bluetooth set up was super easy. Battery was already installed and it took about 30 seconds to read instructions and sync shutter button.

Holds my iPhone nicely for self taking portraits.

First tripod for my iPhone. Love it!

Funktioniert mit Samsung und mit IPhone.Einfach zu installieren und wirklich günstig

Geht so....Netflix und co laufen nicht wenn man IPhone und Beamer verbindet. Deshalb für mich umbrauchbar. Auf den ersten Blick ganz gut verarbeitet.

Really like this little tripod for my phone! I use the iphone 11 Pro Max, so it's a wee bit top heavy. I also have a pretty heavy case on it with a pop-socket. The tripod holds up, and can handle that weight fairly well. Obviously you have to set the phone up in a way so that you counter balance the weight. Easy enough to do.I like that the legs can wrap around objects to better stabilize.I'm a pro photog so I have multiple tripodss and stands etc but wanted something light weight and easy to carry in my purse/bag for personal phone use.By far my favorite piece is the little remote control. It is tiny, so be sure to keep it in a safe place, or pouch or hang a cord on it. It operates via Bluetooth and works seamlessly. I've been using it even without the tripod. It's a great little remote. I almost wish I could order another remote, as back up!If you have a smaller iphone or one with a lighter case, this tripod will work great for you! ANd, that remote control, so good! Really easy to set up and start using asap. Would recommend!

Delivery: 5/5Delivered in one day with Amazon Prime, you can't ask for more!Packaging: 5/5It looks a lot like the minimalistic Apple packaging, with one simple white cardboard box and minimal content for minimised environmental impact. I love it!Style and Comfort: 5/5This watch looks way more expensive than it is. The wrist is plastic but that makes it very comfortable to wear 24 hrs a day and therefore monitor heart beat. The screen looks great given the size and price (I did not expect Apple Watch quality for this price but the screen does a pretty good job at displaying all required data and it's pretty good at reacting to finger inputs like clicks and swipes)Instructions: 3/5Simple manual (good), reasonably well written (at least in English). However it does not highlight the importance of setting correctly watch and Apple Health settings on the iPhone to get the watch to be reliable. See my later comments on measurements reliability.Battery: 5/52.5 hrs for a full charge, the battery then lasts 10 days. Really good!Bluetooth connection: 5/5Fast and stable connection to my Iphone and it works well even when my iPhone is in one room and I go around the apartment.App: 1/5The watch uses the App VeryfitPro to connect to the phone. The app is reasonably user friendly and displays a good range of data and statistics but:1. Needs manual sync at least once every week else data will be lost. Why on earth don't you do this automatically at least once a day during my sleep for instance?2. It does not warn you that IT IS ESSENTIAL to change manually step length parameters (a bit hidden into Device>More>Step length) else the distance measurements will be massively wrong (underestimated by around 30% in my case for running). Why on earth don't you just propose to do a calibration walk / calibration run tracked via GPS to get these essential measurements right? I had to do two manual calibrations using Adidas Running to establish my correct step length for both walking and running to get the calculated distance about right.3. It does not warn you (and it does not do it automatically) that Apple Health on the iPhone really screws up at mixing iPhone and smart watch movement data. The only way to avoid the problem is to go to the iPhone Settings > Privacy > Fitness Tracking and turn off "Health". If you don't do that, Apple Health will massively (30% in my case) overcount both steps and distance (please calibrate the step length on the VeryFitPro first, else then you will wonder why your iPhone will report such low walked and run distances).4. I still have not managed to deactivate the "smart" function that does not count the first 30 steps you do for movements. The "good intention" of this is to avoid detecting false movements but it's so crude that you really end up undercounting all non-fitness steps (i.e. when you just walk around the office / apartment). It does better at counting running steps (still 6% underestimated compared to my iPhone) but come on please fix this and at least let me deactivate this nonsense.5. Why don't you give the option to use the phone GPS to have a very accurate distance reading / calibration when the phone is coupled and available?Heart monitoring: 4/5It does the job of monitoring heart beat but strangely it does not allow to setup an alert function for anomalous heartbeat. Please add this functionality, some cheaper fitness bracelets do it and it's pretty important for both elderly people and non professional athletes pushing hard on running and sports.Distance and steps: 2/5The accelerometers on the smartwatch are probably ok (the only time when I doubt about it is when I shake my wrist and the display does not turn on), PROVIDED THAT YOU CORRECTLY CONFIGURE STEP LENGTH ON THE APP. Else you'll think this phone is rubbish, which is not true!!! I'd say that once you have the correct settings both for iPhone Privacy and steps , distance is reasonably well calculated (still this watch does not have a GPS so if you're really into professional running please buy one with a GPS instead to be sure you really count every meter you run.Message notifications: 3/5The watch does a pretty good job at vibrating to show incoming calls and SMS, WhatsApp, Telegram messages. It removes emojis but I definitely can live with that. A bit more annoying that it cuts messages to a few lines so that I actually need to pick up the phone to read the. This functionality gives me the advantage of letting me keep my iPhone ringer off (essential if you have either little kids around the house or you work in an open office space).Other functions: 3/5The watch has a music controller to let you play/pause music on the phone but it does not display the song name. There is also a very useful "Find my Phone" function to locate your phone where you have no idea where you've buried it (assuming it's in range of the Bluetooth). There is also a "Relax" mode to get you to breathe correctly for a minute or two and relax. There is also a timer and countdown mode. Looks good to me!However, I find extremely annoying that the display turns off while I run and there is no way to have a larger text size for time and distance run: I can't keep shaking my hands to turn the watch on and check my performance. Please don't make me miss my 1980s-style digital Casio which never turned off during running! PLEASE ADD A SETTING TO LET ME KEEP THE DISPLAY ON WHEN I RUN OR CYCLE.Waterproof: 3/5I've tried it in the shower and it says you can swim in a pool with it but do not dive and do not use in seawaterValue for money: 5/5I paid this watch 42 euro, I'd value it up to 60-70.OVERALL: 4/5This is a pretty good (not for professional runners/cyclists i.e. no GPS) smartwatch. I love the looks and it is very comfortable to wear all day and night. It does its job very well in most cases. The battery lasts 10 days, which is great. The overall experience is however a bit ruined by the VeryFitPro App. lease fix that and I'd give you a 5/5 score with strong recommendation to buy. Given the price however, I'd still recommend to buy even as is and spend 10 minutes to get settings right on both watch and phone. BUT PLEASE FITFORT: THIS WATCH IS SO NICE SO SIMPLY FIX THE VERYFITPRO APP AND LET US KEEP THE DISPLAY ON WHEN WE RUN / CYCLE - WE'LL JUST LOVE THIS WATCH!