Ease of Use: Setting up the tripod is quick and straightforward. The leg locks are secure and easy to operate, and the adjustable centre column adds flexibility. However, stability becomes a concern when the tripod is fully extended, especially in windy conditions or with heavier cameras. There is a noticeable wobble, and it can be tricky to get a steady shot without additional stabilization. The tripod supports up to 5 kg, but it performs best with lighter cameras. My mid-range DSLR is fine, but anything heavier might compromise stability.
Conclusion: The K&F Concept 83 inch/211 cm Tripod is a great option for those using lightweight DSLRs or mirrorless cameras, particularly if you need a portable travel solution. It offers good value for the price, but be cautious if you plan to use it at full extension or with heavier equipment. For heavier setups or if stability is a top priority, you might want to consider a more robust tripod.
I'll give it a 4****. Its mabe alitte too exspenceve at £90. But if you're travelling this might be perfect for you.
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| Sold by | K&F Concept-CA | FALCAM Direct | K&F Concept-CA | EVUMO Official Store | JOILCAN Digital | JOILCAN CA Store |
| compatible devices | Camera, Camcorder | DSLR Camera, Camcorder, Cellphone | Camera | Camera, Camcorder, Smartphone, iPhone, Projector, Spotting Scopes | Cameras, Nikon D3500, Canon EOS 250D,Fujifilm X-T200,Olympus, Panasonic, iPhone 14 13 12 11 Pro/XS/XR/MAX/8/8 Plus, Samsung Galaxy S10/S9 /S8 | Canon eos rebel T5i T5 T6 T7 5D 6D R5 M50, Nikon D3200 D3400 d3500 D5200 D5600 D7500 Z50 etc., Camera, Dslr, Camcorder, Projector, Ring Light, Spotting Scopes, Binoculars., iPhone 14 13/ 12/11/11 pro/11 pro max/xs/xs max/8 plus/Samsung note 10/galaxy s10 and more mobile devices, |
| tripod head type | Fluid Heads | Pan Heads | Ball Heads | Pan Heads | Pan Heads | Pan Heads |
| material | Aluminum | Aluminum | Carbon Fibre | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum |
| minimum height | 49 inches | 55 centimeters | 58 centimeters | 54 centimeters | — | — |
| max. height | 83 inches | 160 centimeters | 172 centimeters | 167 centimeters | 75 inches | 74 inches |
| folded size | 19.29 inches | 55 | 50cm/19.6 inch | 56cm | — | — |
| weight | 5.37 pounds | 1.3 kilograms | 1.76 kilograms | 3.3 pounds | — | — |
Top reviews from other countries
Dax79
Good for Travel, But Stability Can Be an Issue When Fully Extended
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 12, 2024
Dax79
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 12, 2024
Conclusion: The K&F Concept 83 inch/211 cm Tripod is a great option for those using lightweight DSLRs or mirrorless cameras, particularly if you need a portable travel solution. It offers good value for the price, but be cautious if you plan to use it at full extension or with heavier equipment. For heavier setups or if stability is a top priority, you might want to consider a more robust tripod.
I'll give it a 4****. Its mabe alitte too exspenceve at £90. But if you're travelling this might be perfect for you.
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Ben
An excellent tripod, well built, solid and smooth.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 20, 2024
Ben
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 20, 2024
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Honest Review
Sturdy stance, lots of adjustment options, easy to collapse and carry in the provided case.
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024
Honest Review
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024
Some little nitpicks… the clips that loosen/tighten to lengthen or shorten the legs feel a little cheap (the plastic) – maybe they are better than what they feel… we’ll see how they hold up.
The directions for how to take off the monopod aren’t super clear… basically one of the legs comes off and you can remove and fasten the top of the tripod to the monopod (leg).
The first time I attached a camera, a small piece of the rubber broke off the very easy to use quick release plate – I hope this was just an anomaly.
Overall, I like the tripod, even with some of its shortcomings. I wouldn’t call it a professional grade solution, but for a home hobbyist like me, it does everything I need.
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Neodymium Bean
A nice starter video tripod for smaller rigs. Wouldn't suggest it for heavier rigs
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
Neodymium Bean
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024
The head movement is smooth and great, and dampening it a little with the controls was quick and easy to do. The knob for the tilt function is pretty and fully metal but it would of been nice to have rubber on it. It's a little brutal to adjust in the cold or wetness.
The bag the tripod comes with is pretty great and nice quality. In fact it's all really nicely built for the cost.
It's not a "Last tripod you would ever own" tripod, but it's a pretty good one that is both aesthetically pretty and functional. It does have a lot of spare features like the detachable monopod leg, hook on the center column, and reverse collapsibility that make it that much more awesome.
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CraigS
Folds small, light, extends tall, Build quality and head only OK
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2024
CraigS
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2024
A very compact small bag, very light to carry, and extends tall are the great strengths of this tripod. There aren't too many with this combination of features in this price range. It's a great combination for a travel tripod.
The instructions are simple and easy to follow although its use is very intuitive. It comes with a hex wrench with no explanation where it's used but that can be discovered. Unfortunately, there's no small pocket to put it in the tripod so you're at risk of losing it.
The aluminum is on the thin side so could be damaged under pressure. Also, the snap locks aren't the sturdiest plastic, can probably break under pressure and I'm not sure how they'll hold up over time.
The head is more friction than fluid although seems to have enough damping to pan smoothly. Tilting has a bit of spring to it so it won't flop. There's a level ball which is impossibly small and hard to see. Trust your camera's level guide instead. The pan arm can't be switched to either side like some other tripods so lefties may need to think differently. That you can detach one leg for use as a simple monopod is a nice additional feature as it's an important bit of flexibility when you must travel light.
I'd consider this primarily a photographer's tripod with some video capabilities given the head can pan and tilt smoothly but you won't mistake this for a professional fluid head. It's serviceable and nothing more.
Even with the above faults, there are times when packing small and light are mission-critical when you're traveling. Its height is impressive although as a light tripod, you'll want to use the center column hook to add some weight for stability. I usually use my camera bag for that.
Overall it's a good tripod given its goals although I do think the flip locks can be made of better-quality plastic.
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