Selfie Stick Tripod with Bluetooth Remote, 270° Rotation
Your arm can only reach so far, and a propped phone never frames the shot you wanted. This stick works as a selfie pole, a tripod and a remote shutter, so group photos get everyone in and travel clips stay steady. Extend it, clamp the phone, and rotate the frame to the angle you want.
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Your arm can only reach so far, and a propped phone never frames the shot you wanted. This stick works as a selfie pole, a tripod and a remote shutter, so group photos get everyone in and travel clips stay steady. Extend it, clamp the phone, and rotate the frame to the angle you want.
One compact tool for selfies, tripod stand, and remote shooting, with 270° rotation for flexible angles
- awkward arm-length selfies
- no stable stand for phone video
- need to trigger camera from a distance
- limited shooting angles
Get the shot without the awkward arm
Tired of cropped group photos and shaky solo video? One compact stick becomes a selfie pole, a tripod, and a remote shutter, so every trip looks like you planned it.
Every angle, one clamp, zero re-propping

Frame it your way
The clamp turns a full 270 degrees, so you switch from landscape to portrait and from high to low without moving the tripod. Anti-slip grooves on the clamp keep the phone gripped while you turn it.
Shoot from anywhere
The remote sits on the handle and detaches when you want it free. Slide it up to remove it, long press to wake it, and fire the shutter from across the group. Once you are in the frame, you are in the photo.

Stand it up, walk away
The tripod base lets the phone stand on a table, ledge or the ground for steady video, so you are not holding it for the whole clip. Set it on a flat surface and the frame stays where you put it. Uneven ground is the limit, so pick a level spot. Pair it with portable phone tripods if you shoot a lot of hands-free video.
Extend, clamp, click in three moves
- 1Slide the remote off
Slide the Bluetooth remote up to detach it from the handle. If it stays dark, long press it to wake it up.
- 2Extend the rod
Pull the extendable rod out to the length the shot needs.
- 3Clamp and rotate
Fit your phone in the clamp, then turn it through the 270 degree range until the frame is right. Stand the base on a table or ledge for hands-free video.
One tool that replaces three
- Selfie stick with tripod base×1
Extends by hand and stands on its own as a tripod.
- Phone clamp×1
Rotates 270 degrees with anti-slip grip grooves.
- Bluetooth remote control×1
Sits on the handle and detaches when you need it.
The shot you keep missing
The shot you keep missing
Your arm stops short of the group, so someone always ends up cut off at the edge. Propping the phone on a railing or a backpack gives you a tilted frame you never use. By the time you fumble for the screen, the sunset is gone.

One tool, three jobs
The rod, the tripod base and the remote now live in one compact piece. Fold it into a bag, stand it on a café table, and the phone stays put without a second tripod. The remote fires the shutter, so you stop running back to the camera.
Frame it your way
The clamp turns a full 270 degrees, so one move takes you from landscape to portrait and from waist height to eye level. Find the angle you want, then stop settling for bad frames.
Why one tool beats a stick and a stand
| This | Basic selfie stick | Separate tripod and remote | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extendable reach | — | ||
| Stands on its own | — | ||
| Remote shutter | — | ||
| 270° phone rotation | — | Partial | |
| One piece to carry | — | ||
| Stable on a table or ledge | — |
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Questions and answers
It holds best on a flat table, ledge or railing. Set the base on a level surface and the phone stays where you put it for video. On rough ground or a slope the base will tilt, so pick a flatter spot or hold the rod for that shot.
Slide the remote up to take it off the handle, then long press the button to wake it. Turn on Bluetooth in your phone settings, pair the remote, and use its shutter button from across the frame.
Yes. The remote detaches from the handle, so you can keep it in a pocket and fire the shutter from a table or across the room.
The clamp rotates a full 270 degrees to switch between landscape and portrait, and the grooves hold the phone while you turn it. If you use a larger handset, measure your phone width against the clamp opening before you order.
A basic stick only gives you reach. This one adds a tripod base and a detachable remote, so you can stand the phone up and trigger the shutter without a second tool. Keep your old stick for quick selfies and reach for this one when you want a hands-free shot.
One trip with a missed group photo or sunset clip is a high price to pay. This replaces a selfie stick, a tripod and a remote in one piece, so you carry one item instead of three and pay for one tool.
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