Benro
Benro PP1 PocketPod Tabletop Tripod
A compact tabletop tripod that converts into a handgrip, supports up to 3.3 lb and weighs 5.6 oz
- TypeTripod Accessories
- Supports DSLR, smartphone or GoPro up to 3.3 lb
- Weighs only 5.6 oz for easy pocket carry
- Non-slip rubber feet keep gear steady on slick surfaces
- Leg grooves give a secure handgrip when shooting handheld
- All-metal ball head with twist-lock ring for quick angle changes
What the PocketPod is and who it fits
The Benro PP1 PocketPod Tabletop Tripod is a compact camera support with an integrated metal ball head. It holds smartphones, action cameras or DSLRs weighing up to 3.3 pounds and folds small enough to slip into a pocket. Photographers who want a lightweight, grab-and-go stabiliser for tabletop work or handheld shooting will find it practical.
Limits of its tabletop design
The PocketPod is built for flat surfaces and hand-grip use rather than full-height floor work. Its short legs and 5.6-ounce weight keep it portable but restrict the shooting height to table level. Non-slip rubber feet help on slick tops, yet the low stance and modest load rating rule it out for heavy telephoto rigs or tall tripod tasks.
The spec that decides fit
The 3.3-pound weight capacity is the single figure that tells you whether your camera and lens combination will stay secure. If your kit exceeds that limit, the PocketPod cannot support it safely.
Highlights
- Supports DSLR, smartphone or GoPro up to 3.3 lb
- Weighs only 5.6 oz for easy pocket carry
- Non-slip rubber feet keep gear steady on slick surfaces
- Leg grooves give a secure handgrip when shooting handheld
- All-metal ball head with twist-lock ring for quick angle changes
Specifications
| Brand | Benro |
|---|---|
| Type | Tripod Accessories |
Questions about this item
Should I choose this tabletop tripod or a larger floor model for my DSLR?
The PP1 PocketPod supports up to 3.3 pounds, making it suitable for lightweight DSLR setups on flat surfaces. For heavier gear or eye-level shooting, a full-size tripod would be more appropriate.
How does the 3.3-pound capacity translate when I mount a mirrorless camera with a zoom lens?
A typical mirrorless body with a standard zoom weighs well within the 3.3-pound limit, so the integrated ball head will hold the combination steady for tabletop work or low-angle video.
What does the 1/4-inch thread on the ball head allow me to attach in practice?
The standard 1/4-inch mount accepts most cameras, smartphone clamps, and action-cam adapters directly, letting you switch devices without extra plates.
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