NEEWER 79"/200cm Video Tripod, Heavy Duty Aluminum Alloy Camera Tripod Stand with 360° Fluid Drag Head, QR Plate Compatible with Canon Nikon Sony and Other DSLR Camera Camcorder, Load Up to 17.6lb/8kg

Super nice tripod five out of five if you’re looking for a lightweight travel tripod this wouldn’t be the one but for set positions and heavy rigs it’s awesome!! This is a perfect strong, stable and effective tripod. Thank you.

I'm very pleased with this tripod. It's a little heavy, so it makes fieldwork a little challenging. But it holds my huge rig very easily.

Use this daily for my camera setup. Works great and at an affordable price.

I’m going to be honest here. I bought this as a second tripod for doing two camera interviews. My normal tripod is a Manfroto, so I’m not like a number of people here who are writing reviews coming from a low cost tripod. I’m giving it 4 stars because, what did I expect for $110? But I’m not sure how well this will hold up over time? I have bought a number of things from Neewer and I have always been pleasantly surprised at the quality I was getting for the price. This is what I should have expected for the price. I’ll use it, but I have a hunch it won’t last the year.

Wow, this video tripod is excellent! Stable, heavy duty, and brand new. I love the height this video tripod extends to, no more boxes to stand on!

This is a high quality tripod that I can trust my expensive camera on. It has very sturdy legs and they adjust to any needed height.

My first real video tripod! I feel all grown up!Each year we do two classes featuring the yoga teacher trainees teaching round robin (~5 minute segment each), videotaping the class so they can watch themselves teach. We've historically retained a videographer, and I end up in the room working with the trainees on assisting.We've been having trouble finding videographers - last year's guy showed up without a tripod and ended up following the trainees around the room (good for social media, marketing, or art, but not what we want / need). Not really his fault; it's hard to communicate that we really don't want / need your A game, and a lot of the new / young / hip videographers don't really have the tools or equipment to put a camera on sticks and shoot an event.So this year I realized that I had (a) a perfectly adequate camcorder (woefully under-used, purchased during the pandemic as I worked to figure out livestreaming) and (b) a shotgun microphone (another pandemic purchase). I tried a cheapo tripod I had kicking around but way too noisy.So with the new tripod, a 128G memory card, and a mounting bracket to put both the camera and mic on the tripod, I'm good to go. Test run last week; the new tripod is super solid, pans / tilts with no noise, the mounting bracket does it's job, and the shotgun mic captures the instructor very well (I added headphones, also kicking around). I just need to work on my camera chops - simple zooming and panning as the instructor walks around the room. It won't be high art but it will be exactly what we need....So this year, I graduate to camera op and somebody else can play yogi wrangler.....

A content creator and phone video-maker here. Before I used plastic tripods for $30-$50 which either ended up breaking or having weak joints leaning on the side. Yesterday I got this one and couldn’t be happier! It’s heavy, tough and stable. If you don’t need to carry it around a lot, it’s a great investment. It’s definitely a bit overkill if you use it just for phone, but honestly, I would rather deal with that, than wasting money on cheap tripods every 6 months.On the photos you can see it compared to my previous Onn tripod.