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Small tripod stand with handle grip for phones and cameras

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Ruth's sister Extension Tripod Mini Tabletop Stand Handle Grip

SKU CH-5N0P-3Y0YW

A mini tabletop tripod stand with handle grip for phones, selfie sticks, and digital sport cameras

  • Versatile mounting for phones and cameras
  • Compact tabletop design fits any surface
  • Secure grip holds devices steady during use
  • Lightweight build simplifies transport and setup

Extension Tripod Mini Tabletop Stand

This new tabletop stand extends a phone selfie stick or digital sport camera stabiliser into a stable mini tripod for hands-free shooting. It suits content creators who need a compact, portable support for live streaming, vlogging or timed group photos. The grip design keeps the handle secure on flat surfaces without additional mounting hardware. ||

Upgrade from Handheld-Only Use

The stand replaces improvised props or makeshift rests that wobble during recording. It is worth adding when you regularly shoot stationary video and want steadier footage without carrying a full-size tripod. Buyers who need height adjustment or heavy-duty load capacity should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Versatile mounting for phones and cameras
  • Compact tabletop design fits any surface
  • Secure grip holds devices steady during use
  • Lightweight build simplifies transport and setup

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What thread size does the mini tabletop stand use to attach a phone holder or camera?

The stand features a standard 1/4-inch screw thread on top for mounting compatible phone clamps, action cameras, or small ball heads directly.

How do you secure the legs in the open position, and what is the common mistake?

Pull each leg outward until the built-in hinge clicks firmly into the locked notch; the frequent error is stopping at the first detent instead of the full lock, causing the stand to collapse under load.

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