Mini Desktop Tripod Selfie Stick for Phone Vlogging
Description
One compact tool: desktop tripod, selfie stick and handheld stand in a single pocket-sized piece
- bulky tripods that are hard to carry
- low camera angles and neck strain when filming at a desk
- need for a stable stand for phone or camera vlogging
- limited shooting angles with a fixed-height stand
Desk tripod, selfie stick and handheld stand in one pocket piece
Before: a wobbly phone propped on books and a neck strained over the screen. After: a steady frame at desk height or extended, packed in your pocket.
One compact stand with a ball head that locks

A ball head that locks your angle
The red anodized ball head takes a camera or phone and holds it where you put it. Aim the frame, turn the knurled knob, and the angle stays put through a long take. A 1/4-inch screw top fits standard mounts, and a side 1/4-inch thread takes accessories.

Extends from 153mm to 276mm
Three telescopic sections take the stand from 153mm collapsed to 276mm extended. Keep it low for a desk shot at your eye line, or stretch it up for an overhead angle. Heavier cameras sit better at the lower height.

A grip that works one-handed
The matte black body wears a textured, non-slip rubber grip that sits firm in the palm. It is slim enough to fit a jacket pocket and light enough to hold out in front of you for a selfie.
Set up a steady shot in three moves
- 1Extend to eye level
Slide the three sections out until the phone or camera sits at your eye line. Stop at 276mm for an overhead angle or stay lower for a desk shot.
- 2Mount and aim
Attach the phone or camera to the ball head with its 1/4-inch screw. Tilt and turn the frame until the shot is right.
- 3Lock the knob
Tighten the knurled knob, then check the frame before you press record. The angle holds until you loosen it again.
Pocket-sized when folded, desk-height when open
- 153mm (15.3 cm)Collapsed length
- 276mmExtended length
- 153mm to 276mmHeight range
Collapsed at 15.3 cm, it slides into a jacket pocket or a camera bag side slot.
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Yes for a phone and most compact cameras. The three sections are thinnest at the top, so keep the stand low for heavier gear and lock the knob fully before you record. A tight knob and a low setting make the difference.
For a desk vlog or a video call, 276mm brings the lens to eye level on most setups. For a standing overhead angle, you will want a taller stand, but for seated work this range covers it.
No. A full tripod is built for long shoots in one spot. This is for the shots you take every day at a desk or on the move. It folds to 153mm, so it goes where a full tripod will not. Pair it with a adjustable phone stand for a second angle at home.
Think about the cost per session. The materials are premium, with a red anodized ball head, a knurled metal-look knob and a textured rubber grip. A stack of books gives you one fixed angle and a sore neck. This stand gives you a steady frame every time you sit down to film.
Yes. Hold the rubber grip in one hand and extend the sections for a selfie or a handheld clip. Dry your hands first, since moisture or oil makes the grip slippery.
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