Mini Tripod for Camera/Phone/Webcam, NexiGo Flexible Camera Tripod Stand, Compatible with NexiGo Logitech Webcam C920 C922 Brio iPhone/Android/Camera, Vlogging/Live Streaming (Black)

Legs easily move to angle needed, sturdy. I got this because webcam I purchased is wide angle and was concerned about it being too big for laptop

I’m using this to hold my phone on a regular basis, not just for photos. The legs bend very easily and are great to hold on to things.

An additional 6 inches would be ideal.

I got this to use for school for my webcam and it does great as a tripod. I also use it for hiking g and attach my phone to it. It's very practical and useful for many occasions. It's great quality and the extra attachments it comes with are useful!

I do many long distance bicycle rides in remote off road areas and see interesting landscapes and wildlife. I always use my iphone for simplicity and for ability to instantly point and shoot. My iphone 12 has an otterbox case with an adhesive mount on the back of it so I can have it accessible on my handlebars. The Nexigo flexible tripod stand was able to open wide enough to accommodate my phone in the case and even work with the mount on the back. I tried it on a palm tree and a test handlebar to illustrate its capabilities in holding the phone in either a vertical or horizontal position. Although it is a little large to carry in a bike jersey rear pocket, it is relatively light, and for its size and weight holds a heavy phone in place. Can't wait to try it in the wild!I received this Tripod for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.

Perfect for what I needed- to hold my webcam for work. Easy to adjust, stays put.

This thing is great if you are looking for a small tripod or to connect to your bike or some other non standard object. Works with both my phone and my web cam. I use it behind my laptop for my web cam and it's the perfect height. If there are any negatives it's a bit difficult to straighten the legs back to straight and I would love a level on it but for the price it can't be beat.

the tripod is sturdy and still flexible. The problem is there is nothing to show you what to do with the various parts. I guess it assumes if you buy a tripod you already know everything. So It's okay but I'm still trying to figure out what the various parts are supposed to be for. In hind sight, I probably would have been better off with a less costly model.