Digital Concepts TR-60N Camera Tripod with Carrying Case: Customer Reviews & Product Details

this flimsy thing broke when i tried to pull out one of its legs the first night it arrived. I swear to god I didn't use much strength - I was very careful. The head panning and the vertical leverage is not smooth at all. I don't wanna bother to return this cheap thing. You'd better look for a stronger one for just 20$ more!

This tripod is just what I was looking for. It's easy to use and it's build pretty well. It's very light and the quality is fine for such an inexpensive tripod; I have a very light Canon point and shoot camera and I will admit that I'm sometimes nervous about a swift wind gust toppling it over. On the other hand, my camera screws in easily and photo quality is much improved, particularly in low light and/or when I'm using a slow shutter. The panning sticks and to be honest isn't that great, but that's not a huge deal breaker for me. I also really like the built in levelers and the fact that it goes all the way up to 4.75 feet. If I'm being honest, despite any mild fears I may have, it hasn't fallen over--yet. It's a great tripod for the money. However, if you are looking for something to hold your $6,000 Nikon, you're going to need to spend more than $14.

I just received this tripod yesterday, and have taken it for a quick test spin. I am a beginner when it comes to photography, and I mostly take pictures for my food blog. I have found that while this tripod is very inexpensive it does serve its purpose very well. Time will tell if the semi-low end construction will hold up over time, but I opened and closed it several times and don't find it to be flimsy.

The panning worked quite well and the legs held steady for a nice, even picture. I appreciate the level bar on the side to ensure the tripod is on even ground.

The size of the tripod is probably the second best feature, aside from the price. The case fits into a useful case that will help when taking it from place to place. The carrying handle is also useful when moving it around in your location. I wouldn't get something like this if i were a profession unless I just needed a cheap extra tripod. I would rec this tripod for a beginner and maybe even more experienced photographers

I like this very simple tripod and I could not beat the price I got it for!

This is a good tripod for the price we paid. This is not for anything professional but does fine for our holiday recordings. It is definitely cheaply made but as long as you are not rough on your things then it is just fine. We have owned for over a year and a half with no problems.