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	This Item Amazon Basics 67-Inch Adjustable Height Video Camera Tripod with Travel Bag	Recommendations Tripod for Camera • 68" Camera Tripod & Monopod with 360° Ball Head • Lightweight Aluminum Travel Tripod with Bag • Extra 1/4" QR Plate and Phone Holder • Compatible with Canon Nikon Sony and iPhone	dummy Fotopro 63" Camera Monopod, Portable Compact Lightweight Travel Monopod 4-Section Aluminum Monopod with Support Base, Carry Bag Included	dummy AW 60 Inch Compact Camera Travel Monopod Tripod 360 Degree Swivel Ball Head 1/4 Quick Release Plate Carry Bag 5 Section Height Adjustable
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Price	Currently unavailable.	-14% $59.90 List: $69.90	$49.00	$55.90
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Customer Ratings	3.91,040	4.6135	4.52	4.0112
Sold By	—	Nietoto Official	SZFtpro	AWInternational
compatible devices	Camera	Camera, Camcorder, Projector, Webcam, Smartphone	Camera	Camera
tripod head type	—	Ball Heads	Ball Heads	Ball Heads
material	Rubber	Aluminum	Aluminum	Aluminum
minimum height	52 centimeters	16.5 inches	22.2 inches	—
maximum height	170.5 centimeters	68 inches	63 inches	140 centimeters
weight	3.4 pounds	3.5 pounds	—	1300 grams
leg sections	—	4	4	5
max weight capacity	6.8 kilograms	10 kilograms	11 pounds	11 pounds

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11 x 18.1 x 9 inches

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3.4 pounds

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NT-EX300L-2

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3.9 1,040 ratings

3.9 out of 5 stars

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Amazon Basics 67-Inch Adjustable Height Video Camera Tripod with Travel Bag

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Customers like the sturdiness, value, and performance of the camera tripod. For example, they mention it's made of solid metal, works nicely for a budget price, and works extremely well. That said, some complain about the stiffness. Opinions are mixed on ease of movement, weight, and ease of assembly.

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129 customers mention111 positive18 negative

Customers like the sturdiness of the camera tripod. They mention that it definitely seems super solid, has solid joints, clamps, and rubber feet. The weight will help stay sturdy when panning, and it's very stable. It's made of solid metal and has a huge height range.

"...This is one well-built tripod. I cannot say a bad thing about it. It is sturdy as a rock and the movements are fluid and tight...." Read more

"...- This sucker is SOLID, weighs just about 10lbs, and has a predominantly aluminum construction. Since it's meant for video, this is a good thing...." Read more

"...The legs are really solid. Very impressive ... even with the neck fully extended...." Read more

"...really good so that it can't get knocked over easy and the weight will help stay sturdy when panning...." Read more

66 customers mention49 positive17 negative

Customers like the quality of the camera tripod. They say it's an incredible, diverse tripod with nice rubber covers that tilt over their ball joints. They also appreciate the sturdy build quality, decent head, and professional grade. Some mention that the tripod is too heavy but it'd make a fantastic still photography tripod. However, some customers have reported cosmetic issues.

"...Feet: the feet on this thing make sure it'll stay in place. Nice, chunky rubber covers that tilt over their ball joints, and easily removed when you..." Read more

"...The legs are really solid. Very impressive ... even with the neck fully extended...." Read more

"...Now the sucky part, although it looks and feels pretty pro-ish, it has some cosmetic issues...." Read more

"...features of the tripod and head, because I found it unsatisfactory for its primary use, which is pointing and moving a video camera smoothly and..." Read more

60 customers mention60 positive0 negative

Customers find the camera tripod to be a great value for the money. They say it's the most fluid head for the price, and an inexpensive upgrade to a basic tripod. Some say the tripod is solid and a good buy.

"...But if you are looking for a super steady tank at a super low price, this is it." Read more

"...regrets because it really is extremely solidly-built tripod for a great price...." Read more

"...Although this tripod has it's shortcomings, it is worth the price, as you get good value for money...." Read more

"...I've bought two of these tripods, and they're fantastic bang for the buck. I honestly feel like I got more than I paid for...." Read more

26 customers mention26 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the performance of the camera tripod. For example, they mention it works well, holds up very heavy mounts, and did great on their first shoot. The fluid head works great, and it's usable. Some say it'd be a magnificent first tripod to work with.

"...But it works great. I will use this mostly for when I drive to someplace to take a nice night shot or something, not to carry around on a hike!..." Read more

"...This is working really well to film basketball games. I'm generally in the stands, far from the action...." Read more

"...It did great on my first shoot. I really like the release mechanisms on the legs and the bubble level on the head...." Read more

"...All in all, for the price and the quality, this is a good tripod to work with." Read more

57 customers mention23 positive34 negative

Customers are mixed about the weight of the camera tripod. Some mention it's incredibly heavy, while others say it'll handle a pretty damn heavy camcorder. It's heavy enough to eliminate most vibrations and concussions, and it'd handle hefty cameras. However, some say it is pretty heavy, so if you're not very strong, and is not for light weight cameras.

"...Yes, it is heavy, bulky and does not look as ‘sexy’ as some other more expensive tripods. But it works great...." Read more

"...- This sucker is SOLID, weighs just about 10lbs, and has a predominantly aluminum construction. Since it's meant for video, this is a good thing...." Read more

"...It is pretty heavy at like 10 pounds, but that's really good so that it can't get knocked over easy and the weight will help stay sturdy when panning..." Read more

"...to be nigh-indestructible, it moves smoothly, and it'll handle a pretty damn heavy camcorder, I'm sure." Read more

45 customers mention29 positive16 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of movement. Some mention that the movement is buttery smooth once the head is moving in the direction you want, while others say that it breaks free and moves in an obnoxious way. They also say that the head pans very smoothly vertically, but the lateral is very stiff.

"...It is sturdy as a rock and the movements are fluid and tight. One other reviewer said this tripod was too tight, but I totally disagree...." Read more

"...involves moving on both axes at the same time, it was very difficult to get predictable motion since the vertical tilt required much more force then..." Read more

"...I'm generally in the stands, far from the action. The smooth tilt/pan action (now that I've replaced the grease it came with on the tilt action)..." Read more

"...It does much smoother panning than any tripod I have had (I've had 2...lol) and this one is my 3rd and still using it a few months now...." Read more

30 customers mention10 positive20 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of assembly of the camera tripod. Some mention that it's easy to set up and convenient, while others say that the instructions are nearly non-existent and it took them a while to figure out how to set it up. They also say that there is no user manual included and that the tripod is cumbersome and difficult to deal with.

"...I'm not sure about everyone saying the assembly instructions were unclear, as I didn't even need the allen wrenches?..." Read more

"...It was fairly easy to assemble, not much needed but putting the handles and head in really...." Read more

"...No instructions what so ever. Very stiff up and down tilt even after being wd40'd, it freezes in place and then breaks free with a jerk...." Read more

"...The instructions are nearly non-existent, and it took me a while to figure out how to set up panning correctly...." Read more

30 customers mention0 positive30 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the stiffness of the camera tripod. They mention that the up and down tilt is very stiff, the rotation is a bit stiff, and the panning is too stiff. They also say that the fluid head is stifling and the altitude operation can be a little bit stiff. Customers also mention that a very stiff lubricant was used on the head assembly.

"...I (as others have posted) didn't like the tilt motion ... too stiff. This might have been mitigated if the handles were longer...." Read more

"...was very difficult to get predictable motion since the vertical tilt required much more force then the horizontal rotation...." Read more

"...What bothered me at first was that the tripod base seemed to have wobble on it, but by panning clockwise it tightens securely, eliminating it...." Read more

"...No instructions what so ever. Very stiff up and down tilt even after being wd40'd, it freezes in place and then breaks free with a jerk...." Read more

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John Connor

As good as you can get for the price

Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2013

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First, let me say that I am actually bought this from Amazon. Most of the reviews for this seem to be from Amazon Vine members. Ignore Amazon Vine reviews, they are from people who received the item free in return for writing a good review. You cannot trust those reviews.

That being said, I love this tripod. I am an amateur photographer who takes a lot of landscapes and night photos. My main tripod is a little shaky, so when I saw this, and it was a lightning deal, I went for it.

This is one well-built tripod. I cannot say a bad thing about it. It is sturdy as a rock and the movements are fluid and tight. One other reviewer said this tripod was too tight, but I totally disagree. It is just tight enough so you can pan up and down and sideways with fluid ease, but when you stop, it stays put (without having to lock it).

The legs have rubber bottoms, or come off easily for a good 1” spike. The legs can spread at different angles for even more stability. There are two handles, but they can be removed and you can use just one if you want.

The whole package has a few extras I wouldn’t have expected for the price. It comes with an extra removable head, so you don’t have to switch around if you have two main cameras (that along would probably be an extra $12 item). The carrying case has a handy inside zippered pocket for keeping the included allen wrenches, the extra head and any other little things.

Yes, it is heavy, bulky and does not look as ‘sexy’ as some other more expensive tripods. But it works great. I will use this mostly for when I drive to someplace to take a nice night shot or something, not to carry around on a hike! But if you are looking for a super steady tank at a super low price, this is it.

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Mr. Chrismass

You Won't Find More Bang for Your Buck

Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2014

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I can't stop singing praises for this tripod.

Awhile back, I had added it on my Wish List when it was still listed as a "Ravelli" product. Since then the name has changed to an Amazon Basics generic, but, as far as I can tell, the tripod is exactly the same.

I'm a creative professional who works with video often, and have been trying to build my equipment cache on a limited budget. Top-notch brand tripods and fluid heads (like Manfrotto) can easily run you a minimum of $500, so it becomes a bit of a challenge finding quality equipment on the cheap. Here's a rundown for this tripod, based on my experience with it:

The Cons (because bad news first is always the better option, am I right?):

- No central stabilizer bars/downward-facing hook for weights. Not necessarily a crucial component, but I still prefer to have them for peace-of-mind.

- A couple small components are cheaply built: Specifically the ratchet handle that controls the tightening of the tilt function. It's a little confusing to me why the manufacturer would make it out of such cheap plastic when the rest of the tripod is solid as a brick.

The Pros:

- This sucker is SOLID, weighs just about 10lbs, and has a predominantly aluminum construction. Since it's meant for video, this is a good thing. Do you want to be lugging it around with you all day? No. But, when you need a nice, stable shot this tripod gets the job done no problem.

- A few people have complained about the fluid tilt/pan head sticking a little, but I've had absolutely no issues with it since I got my hands on it. For the $80 price tag the head is superb; If it sticks at all initially, just compensate a little by starting your shot a little further out of frame then you'd normally do and you'll be fine.

- Extras: Came with two handles for tilt/pan, a spare plate mount (which is huge if you're out on a shoot), and a surprisingly sturdy, padded, and well-constructed carry bag that includes an inner pocket to hold the above mentioned spare plate. I don't find a ton of use for the bubble level that sits below the head, but it's nice to know it's there if I need it.

- Feet: the feet on this thing make sure it'll stay in place. Nice, chunky rubber covers that tilt over their ball joints, and easily removed when you need to plant it in the dirt. Ball joints screw upwards to reveal spike tips that will allow positioning on rough terrain.

- Height: I'm 5'10" and this thing towers over me when fully extended. It's advertised as a 67" tripod, but if you shoot on DSLR (like I do), you'll have no issues extending it to its full 70"

Bottom Line: I am extremely pleased with this piece of equipment considering its price, and have already gotten some fantastic shots with it. If you're an enthusiast or aspiring professional working with a limited budget, this is hands-down the best tripod you're going to find.

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Dokeo

Overall: Great price for a solid product

Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2015

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I really like this tripod! It's very sturdy. Almost all the parts are metal.
I (as others have posted) didn't like the tilt motion ... too stiff. This might have been mitigated if the handles were longer. I chose to take it apart, and used Tri-Flow TF23004 Clear Synthetic Grease (I tried others, this worked the best) and now it works really well. There is a slight hesitation when doing tilt ... I can live with it given the camera is providing some stabilization.
On the head the tightening screws for locking then handles and the camera all can be pulled "out" to adjust where the handle is in relation to the screw. This is important as sometimes you want the leverage, and yet due to other parts of the tripod being in the way you can't tighten (or loosen) the screws. Because of this feature (which is awesome) you can make the adjustments necessary.
The legs are really solid. Very impressive ... even with the neck fully extended.
I found that I need to put the tripod in the bag, then stand it up to allow the zipper to work easily.
There is a should strap, no carrying handles. I'm going to add those as sometimes I don't want it on my shoulder. Also, it tends to want to slide a little. Generally I carry this with the head facing down.
If you want to remove the head you can do so by tightening the screw ... it then screws off. Generally I leave it loose so that doesn't happen.
Mine came with two "shoes", which is nice. I have DSLR & video camera. I can swap between them without removing the shoe.
The handle to tighten the tilt action is plastic, which is surprising given the rest of the metal on this tripod.
This is working really well to film basketball games. I'm generally in the stands, far from the action. The smooth tilt/pan action (now that I've replaced the grease it came with on the tilt action) works like a dream.

I'm thinking of buying one for a friend as a gift.

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Iván

Buena Compra

Reviewed in Mexico on December 4, 2016

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El tilt es un poco duro, desarme el cabezal y lo volví a armar sin apretar tanto las pieza y funciono bastante el movimiento es mas fluido, tienen que encontrar una "configuración" que les funciones pues algunas piezas con la cámara montada se vuelven imposibles de apretar, pero una vez dejando todo listo con el tipo de cámara que vayan a montar funciona muy bien, no encontraran nada parecido por el precio tan económico incluso si desechan el cabezal y compran uno mejor aun así es una compra muy buena

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Sean

SOLID tripod!

Reviewed in Canada on August 23, 2015

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I was looking around for tripods to use with my Nikon D7100 (mostly photography instead of video) and due to the price and online reviews I ordered this one. I love it! VERY sturdy and solidly built and I have total confidence using it with my camera. It is a bit heavy so if I am walking for a bit of a distance I just keep my camera mounted and rest in on my shoulder. %100 worth the price, I am totally happy with this purchase and highly recommend it.

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Jon Love

Superb tripod for the money. Really impressed for an Amazon basics product

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 1, 2015

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I was looking for a solid tripod without spending the earth. There is no question that Manfrotto make some of the best equipment out there, but when you are starting out splashing out on that can be a bit much.

This might be an amazon basics product but I am chuffed with it.

The tripod is heavy and really solid, you would need a small tornado to knock this over.

The inclusion of 2 plates for mounting cameras is nice as is the rubber grips on the top of the legs. The legs have lots of adjust-ability and the clips are strong holding everything in place nicely.

The fluidity of the tripod head is pretty good. It is a bit jerky but a bit of practice and you can reduce this but more premium gear will improve this if you need a really smooth pan.

My biggest criticism is that locking nut used to tighten the panning head (up and down) can't be tightened if you have both arms on the tripod head as there is no room for the swivel in the nut to be tightened. It is not insurmountable as the tripod head is so solid unless you have a really heavy camera on it it will likely stay in place or you can just hold the arms, but it is a small frustration in what is otherwise a very good product.

It comes with a case for carrying it, but I would suggest this is too heavy to carry all the time. Ok if making a couple of stops and not walking too far, but if you plan to take it out on a long walk then be prepared.

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M. F. Phan

Produit d'un "incroyable" rapport qualité/prix : Manipulation sûre et facile, mouvements suffisament fluides et stabilité !

Reviewed in France on September 3, 2014

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Ecoutez , on va faire CLAIR :

Pour le prix de 53 euros à l'époque imaginez ... maintennant , il est plus cher apparement au alentour des 69 ... ""à l'heure ""où j'écris ces lignes .
En utilisation très régulière , et de façon "quasi-intensive" sur plusieurs semaines ,
il tient la route .
Il tient les très nombreuses manipulations de serrages et desserrages usuels , disons :
Manipulations , rotations et orientations multiples , demi serrages ,conservation de la fluidité ,et toutes les 2 ou 3 minutes , serrage très ferme ou serrage plus souple ,suivant vos besoins,...sur une utilisation pendant plusieurs heures .
la qualité de fabrication est relativement élevé . Ce trépied est TRES robuste .
Rien à voir avec certains pieds dis solides et bien bien plus cher ....
D'où vient cette prouesse ??? Sans doute , le fait tout simple que c'est "un pied" sans marque ... ni un ci ni un ça ,
Mais quelle robustesse , aucun jeu .
Un plateau coulissant , à sérrage rapide, avec cran de sécurité , d'une robustesse hallucinante !!!
Le tout est entièrement démontable et remontable .
Vous pouvez indifféremment monter les deux barres de manipulation attenantes droites et gauches , ou bien s'il suffit l'une ou bien l'autres .
La souplesse pour mouvements progressif est bien présente .
Testés en conditions réelles , Il n'y a nul doute que ce trépied supporte sans broncher ces 7 kg annoncés ..
Le transport ets facile , puisque la vis inférieure de la barre centrale de rotation axiale se dévisse , et deplus il y a un vissage à disposition à la base , en supplément , pour visser éventuellement une masse supplémentaire ,
pour augmenter encore la stabilisation .
Comparé à un trépied de bonne qualité , le "Cullman Magnesit 522" ... ,lequel à plutôt bonne réputation ...mais qui vaut le double ... ( et oui , le Cullman est correctement bon )
mais ici et pour ce prix hallucinnant , on ets dans un autre sunivers de qualité de conception générale .
chaqu eélément est lourd et d'une incroyable robustesse . le tout se manipule en souplesse .
Même en bout de course à s ahauteur maxi !! il conserve une étonnante stabilité générale .
veiller à éffectuer correctement les serrages .
En acier inoxydable et aluminium de qualité ...
De plus , les pieds sont solides .
A ce prix , je confirme certains autres avis ... ce pied n'est pas seulement une affaire comparé à la concurrence , il écrase toute la concurrence .

le serrages sont sûr
De temps en temps , il peut vous être nécéssaire de revoir après une longue utilisation quelques serrages ...

Il est livré avec no pas un mais deux plateau coulissant !!!
donc un en bonus.
Le ratio/prix performance est tout simplement hallucinnant .

Eh ben oui comme pour certain !! ( pas tous évidemment ) ...... produit Amazon basics ...

Merci au autres marques de se réveiller ,
certains pieds de 180 euros ne valent même pas la moitié de la qualité de ce produit de 60 euros .

Il supporte les serrages doux tout autant que les serrages fort .
il est livré avec une housse de qualité raisonnable . Mieux que certains produits de marques !!! Et pas qu'un peu (à tarif équivalent )...
la robustesse de la colonne centrale et de la tête est hallucinnante .
Possibilité de changer à toute vitesse la vis de serrage , de fixation appareil photo et possibilité de rajouter une deuxième vis !! ( rare !!) tout compte fait .
Il fait son poid , mais se range dans une valise (de 75 cm de haut ) exemple si vou sovulez l'amebner sur votre lieu de vacances , par exemple ... ou bien la sacoche avec renforts et protection moltonée !! ( eh oui !! bravo ) avec bandoulière fera très bien son office .

BRAVO !!!!!! Incroyable produit pour le prix ( au moment de mon achat 53 euros ...) .
...PS : les photos correspondent exactement au produit quej'ai reçu .
Il à l'air beau ? et les mousses de renfort sur les pieds de très haute qualité.
Et bien oui ,tel que sur la photo ,en vrai , une fois reçu et monté , il est élégant et beau!... fluidité raisonnable de mouvement ...
"tellement supérieur" à la moyenne ,des produits du marché .

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Arte In Foto di Macchio Lorenzo

Ottimo cavalletto

Reviewed in Italy on May 7, 2014

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Arrivato nei tempi dati da Amzon, il cavalletto è ottimo ed esattamente come si vede in foto.
Assolutamente solido, ben fatto, le parti in plastica sono pochissime e resistenti.
La testa è tutta di metallo, solida e senza micro-movimenti; solo alcune leve possono risultare scomode con alcuni corpi macchina, ma nulla di irrimediabile.
Montandolo si capisce subito che si tratta di un prodotto pensato per dei carichi un pochino più pesanti della media.
Le specifiche lo danno a 7,4 Kg di carico massimo, ma ho potuto montargli un camera crane di 2 metri e con un peso complessivo di 12-13 kg; non ha fatto una piega ed anche la testa non ha avuto alcun micro movimento, lasciandomi la convinzione che si possano raggiungere senza alcun problema almeno i 15 kg.
Il peso della mia 1D Mark III con il 500 mm sono stati a dir poco uno scherzo!
Per la fluidità della testa c'è da dire che il movimento di Tilt (verticale), è più pastoso e morbido di quello di Pan (orizzontale) che invece è un po' meno pastoso seppur abbastanza fluido, ma molte di queste teste diventano più fluide con l'uso e con l'aumentare del carico; in ogni caso nulla a cui non ci si possa abituare con un minimo di pratica; oltretutto è sempre possibile sostituire la testa dato che non è un corpo unico col cavalletto come molti prodotti economici.
Trovo un pochino inutile la doppia leva, però c'è e va bene.
Invece una GRAN cosa UTILISSIMA è che ti vendono inviati direttamente 2 piastre di attacco rapido, oltretutto di dimensioni molto generose e regolabili in lunghezza una volta inserite; con marchi come Manfrotto e Gitzo la seconda piastra di default te la puoi scordare.
Insomma, il prezzo basso non rende affatto l'idea di questo prodotto.
Se un cavalletto così si chiamasse Manfrotto costerebbe 300 Euro, questo è a mio avviso il paragone.
Certo, non è in fibra di carbonio ed un pochino pesa, ma assolutamente nulla di intrasportabile.
5 stelle per il rapporto qualità prezzo molto alto.
Assolutamente consigliato!!

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Brand	Amazon Basics
Color	Black
Compatible Devices	Camera
Material	Rubber
Item Weight	3.4 Pounds
Weight Limit	6.8 Kilograms
Maximum Height	170.5 Centimeters
Minimum Height	52 Centimeters

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