Amazon Basics Portable Aluminum Photography Light Stand Tripod with Case, 2.8-6.7 feet, Black

Very versatile from cameras to lights and more. The stand feels quality with the price point in mind. Tall enough for most projects, doubt you will need more. Easy to use, unzip, extend, begin. No complaints at all, ordered 4 total, no issues with any of them. Holding up great so far, easy to store, pack up nicely, not taking up extra room being packaged up in the carry bag. Love these, worth the buy if you have a studio or anything similar

These tripods are super rad! I bought a 2-pack months ago and just ordered more! These haven't given me a single problem. They're made of real sturdy metal and the clamps to raise and lower them are very easy to open and close, yet they hold a firm grip. I have no concerns that any lights, flashes, webcams or whatever I mount on it will fall down or collapse. They are also very light and the bag they come in is a great, compact size. Very easy to get in and out. These light stands are super versatile! The spread of the legs when opened is more than wide enough to stabilize whatever you have mounted on them. And these things are TALL! Some other cheap tripods often tend to be short so it's a huge bonus that these are so tall. For the price for a 2-pack, you really can't beat these. If you're considering buying a light kit or something that has tripods included, it might be worth just buying the lights and mounting them on these. (As long as it does not exceed the weight limit, which they rate around 7 lbs but I've never tested it)

Okay, so these get the job done, but with a little help. Five stars for being lightweight, but these are just a bit too lightweight if you ask me. Looking at the photo, I had to use some 3lb. ankle weights to make sure that they stay up and not fall over due to the weight of the fabric backdrop that I’m using. Even then, the weights don’t feel heavy enough either to keep them up. The stability... falls short and is a little disappointing. They were continuously falling over until I could find that sweet spot where it finally worked and used the ankle weights. The look and feel of these tripods are pretty sturdy, but the stability is compromised by the lightweight component. Still, they aren’t bad tripods. The price is fair enough for what you are getting. I was easily able to put the clamps I purchased on them, and they’re doing what needs to be done. If you have the money for it, definitely try to find and buy a heavy duty, sturdy and reliable tripod. If there’s no need for that right now, you can buy this two-pack until you’re ready to upgrade.

Pros: cheap, stable, sturdy, light weight Cons: plastic clamps that will wear out Bottom Line: These are cheap full size stands and they are an awesome value for what you get, but if you have nice expensive equipment then pay more then this for a stand to put it on. I have bought a couple of sets of these so for and will probably buy more. These are great stands for lights, cell phones, tablets, small cameras, microphones, etc. They are very study and stable, the clams hold well and they can handle a decent amount of weight for a cheap stand. Just keep in mind that these are cheap stands with plastic clamps that will wear out quickly with constant use. These are best used in situations where you are not going to be folding them up very often. I have mostly been using them for lights and old cellphones, tablets, and cameras in a makeshift home studio. I also made one into a work light by mounting a couple of yard lights to it. So for general hobbyist use I highly recommend these, but if you have nice expensive equipment that you care about then buy something better.

I ordered this tripod, not realizing it came with two. Clearly, I don't know how to read, but I'm glad I messed up because now I can order another light for it! I originally ordered these for the https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RJSTJ6C?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_EXQ78YCWNVA1QHH95DZK, but now that I have two tripods, I'm going to order a second light and use the other one. These tripods are really sturdy, and they come in nice little carry bags for easy transportation. They also fold up nicely without any issue. They adjust from about 3 feet to 7 feet tall, so they're perfect for a variety of needs. If you do a lot of work with lighting or cameras, I definitely recommend these tripods. They're a cheap option, and they're very versatile. You can use them to attach lights, microphones, umbrellas, GoPros, and more. I've even seen people attach multiple things to one tripod using different attachments.

I'm a professional photographer and videographer and though these stands aren't "professional grade" I have many uses for them when I need to position auxiliary equipment in corners or out of the way. I've mounted strobes on top (1/4-20 threaded post is standard), clipped audio mics on the post, clipped gopro cameras and basically any small piece of gear that you need to give some support to. There is a nice white line on the lower segment which indicates exactly where the legs should be positioned for maximum stability. QUIET - set up makes no noise, the legs slide into position and secure with no metal-to-metal noise. The segments slide up and down through plastic grommets/sleeves which also make no distracting noise. The locks don't make any loud "click" when opened or closed. HOLDS POSITION - Once the vertical shafts are locked into place, there is no drifting or slipping. BLACK IS GREAT - Black is the best color for light stands like these as they don't reflect light, draw attention, or show up in reflective surfaces. FIRM TOP THREADED POST - Some of the other economy stands I have, develop a little "play" in the top aluminum post which also has the 1/4 - 20 thread on top. This is firmly in place with no wiggle to it at all. I have to say that for this price, this is absolutely the BEST light stand I could find anywhere. TALL - Put a GoPro or small video camera on this and you can get the action without worrying that someone stands up right in front of it, unless they are seven feet tall! Do I recommend it? Absolutely, without hesitation! The included zippered bags are nice, but I just toss those. Need support for your small umbrella, softbox or auxiliary gear? Look no further, I'm very satisfied. Get a microphone above the crowd, or post that LED Light. More uses than I have time to describe. In the photos, I'm using SmallRig clamps... great accessories for these stands.

These serve a purpose, but holding your key lights or bigger box setups isn't one of them. They do lock well, they fold up clean, no major binding or anything, they just aren't very durable. I mean for the price, you're getting two really good mini light panel stands, or you can use them for tube lights, mini spot lights, ring lights, but I wouldn't even run something small like a Godox SL60W with a 25" soft box on it and not be able to not keep staring at it to see if it was going to fall. Highly recommend the Smallrig 110" air cushioned light stand. Their part number is RA-S280. Under $60 and I'd put any light I run on it and then some. This product, like I said, is good for the little stuff. Just don't purchase this thinking you're getting a great deal on some heavy-duty light stands. That is not the case.

PROS: Extremely lightweight Well put together tripods. Nut and bolted attachment points legs etc. instead of rivets The groves on the extensions seem to make them both easier to raise and fall, and I like that it prevents twisting. Standard GRIP Light fitting at top with 1/4 screw thread at very top capped, but ready for use to attach small rig head, flash, mic, etc. Many USES. The clip stops are easy to use and hold the tripod height well. There even is a mark on the tripod for I'm guessing best tripod setting for base strength and stability. CONS: Lightweight so not a tripod that you can abuse. The base is a little stiff so gentle coaxing required to get the legs out and back in. (It was easier getting them folded back in) The tripods are so light you almost feel like they can fold right in on themselves. Yes I'd buy these again and recommend to a friend. If you have any questions leave them below and I'll do my best to answer or find you someone that can. Thank you.

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Me ha parecido dos soportes muy válidos, fiables y económicos. No creo que sean profesionales pero para el uso de la mayoría de los usuarios van sobrados. Son muy estables, aguantando focos de varios kilos sin problemas. Se monta y desmonta en segundos y viene con una práctica bolsa de transporte. Totalmente recomendable.

I am super happy with this light-weight stand. It exceeded my expectations for the low price. I'm using it with light-weight cameras (Brinno, Insta360) for panoramic and time-lapse photography. It's ideal for me as I don't have to worry about leaving an expensive tripod outside for long periods. Build quality and finish is good. The adjustment clamps are simple plastic. So care needs to be taken not to over-stress or over-tighten. My camera set-ups weights are up to 500g and the stand handles this well. I use a make-shift sandbag tie down if the stand is being used outside and fully extended. If you are looking for something that is low-cost and lightweight, I would highly recommend. If you have a more substantial camera or heavy lights etc, you probably need to look at a more robust stand. Carry case is a bonus. Well done Amazon for another Brilliant Basics