If there were 0 stars, it would be ideal.
It was literally used 4 times. On the 2nd use, one leg detached from the top of the base, which had to be wedged in every time, and on the fourth and last use before it was thrown away, the other 2 legs also detached (it was held only by the central base as a construction), and one of the folding legs was broken. Useless product which, apart from the damage it can cause to your equipment, also ruins a unique opportunity you might have had for a shot. 0/100!

In terms of stability, it's mediocre (if it's windy, forget it), the clamps break or get damaged with the first tightening (not plumber-tight, just enough so it doesn't wobble), and the only thing that's well implemented is the quick release of the base.

If you've bought used equipment and want something very cheap in both price and quality, it's ok. If you have a camera or phone worth 1K+ you should look for something of higher quality.

No, it's not worth its 15.50 euros with shipping. The quality is like clothes hangers, slightly thicker. It's not as it appears in the photo. Also, in terms of balance, it's not as stable as everyone says. If there's a little bit of air, I'm afraid the camera will fall. If you accidentally unscrew it a bit too much and the screw comes out from the point, it feels like it's meant to be thrown away because it doesn't have the same stability as before. I don't know, as a first use for a simple photo, it's good, but it's mostly junk. I wish it was a bit sturdier and didn't come off the base with a slight pull

A very good solution for amateur use and nothing more. If you are a beginner and want to see if the hobby suits you, it is worth it as a choice, otherwise it doesn't have anything special to offer. It is very easy to use but doesn't require much force because it has mediocre to low build quality. Nevertheless, it is a good starting point as an option under 10 euros.

The tripod is good as long as you don't exceed certain limits. That is, it is suitable for indoor use, while for outdoor use, there should be no wind because otherwise the wind will blow the tripod and you will have to hold it in your hands, along with the camera... So, first of all, we don't put large-sized camcorders and cameras on it. A second issue is that if you fully open its legs, where their divisions are, where one section goes inside the other, they move incredibly and you think it will dissolve soon. It holds, of course, but it gives you a sense of instability. And of course, after a while, the clips that hold the legs together start to loosen, resulting in them not locking properly. Despite all this, if you want something cheap, for purely amateur use (mobile or small photo-video camera) and without demands, I think it is the best solution.

What you give, you get.... Basic functions, not very stable, but practical due to weight and size. Probably only for mobile, I wouldn't trust a good camera on its three legs...