New 23.5cm to 114cm Invisible Selfie Stick for insta360 Insta 360 X4 X3 one x3 X4 ONE RS GO 2 ONE X2 ONE R ONE X ONE R GO 3 Gopro DJI Accessories

I used it with my insta360 x3 during my last thanksgiving trip and it was really useful for getting shots where you can't reach and it was great for holding the camera. The mount to hold the camera at the top is very sturdy and strong. A good part of this product is that the stick does not bend much when fully extended. The only down side of this product is that the grip on the stick is not very grippy and is very smooth. I would have preferred it with a better grip, but it is still a very good product.

The Reason for Selection:To be used on hikes and when backpackingGeneral observations:There are a number of things I like about this stick. When extended all the way out, there was just a small bit of play at the phone cradle. The stick base has a thin rubber textured coating on the handle. It does give your hand a nice, but subtle tactile grip on the handle.You have to supply your own phone cradle. I happened to have one that was threaded with a 1/4 - 20 female fitting and it fit perfect on the knurled fitting attachment point on the stick. A nice touch is that there is a textured rubber gasket at the base of the 1/4 - 20 male screw that does a good job of keeping your phone cradle in place.The included lanyard connector is a threaded 1/4 - 20 standard and comes with a lanyard. When I found it laying on the ground, by chance, on my way back to the picnic table I was using, I realized that it needed some kind of thread locking material to keep it in place. I used some teflon tape and it does help. If it loosens again, I will use some liquid thread locker.The one thing I will need to get to make this exactly what I need is an adjustable cradle tilt fitting. I know these exist for use with the popular small cube video recorders. A single axis angle tilt adjustment would be perfect.This item is a good bit of kit.The Good:Metal telescoping shaft is sturdyThe Bad:The lanyard threaded connector falls out without any kind of thread lockerThe Ugly:Nothing Ugly.Value for Price:From my perspective and experience, the price of $19.79 is fair.If you want to understand my star rating criteria, click on my avatar above. You can find my method in the "About" box there right below my avatar on my profile.

This selfie stick is reasonably well made and extends quite a long length while still remaining stable. I like that it's fairly lightweight and easy to carry. We used it on a recent vacation and it worked great. I would buy it again!

I ordered this as a replacement for a very basic selfie stick I had. The problem I had with my other one was that it was not sturdy and ended up transferring a lot of movement when it was fully extended causing blurry photos and vids. This one solved the problem 100 percent. I am actually using it with my phone I added a screw on phone holder to the top and a portable phone tripod to the bottom. I absolutely love the versatility I get with this I can use it as a tripod or selfie stick without any wobble or movement. Absolutely no issues with wobble and this easily shrinks for portability.Overall awesome selfie stick I would definitely recommend it.

The title description says that it will work with a GoPro Hero 10 but doesn’t have the adapter to convert from a standard screw-in tripod to the action camera style connector (at least the one I received didn’t have the adapter). The product itself seems sturdy and I wouldn’t have any issues putting another camera on the stick. It is very light weight but doesn’t feel cheaply made. The bottom can be screwed into a standard tripod to make a really nice freestanding camera stand for photo stations at parties or to set a standard camcorder on to record Christmas…just not a GoPro Hero 10 without an adapter. At the time of the order $20 seemed like an okay price, if it would have come with an adapter for the GoPro Hero.

Aside from the name I do not see, feel or think there is any difference between the Brave Heart and the Insta360 stick with the exception of the price which is around $5.00 less at retail compression and a couple of dollar's more at a sale price.This is a great stick, it works as expected and I have had no issue with it at all. I have had a bit of a wobble with my other stick fully extended that I am not having with the Brave Heart. The knurled grip is perfect for gloves and sweaty hands alike. So unless you just have to have that other brand name, there is no reason to spend more for the same.

As the page states it's for a variety of cameras of the action variety, especially their own brand of camera. I bought it for my PowerShot V10. I tested it on the V10, needed something else. So I put on a mini ball head then the V10, fit very nicely. This is an all plastic overpriced piece of junk. Why? because as it is used sliding in and out it will become loose and not hold the cameras extended. To start, the fully extended end shaft is loose and wobbly. If I don't use it fully out it might be more stable. Also with the 2nd before the end shaft, the same wobbly. Sliding it all the way back, the top shaft wouldn't go all the way down without using considerable force. It is ok, sorta, I will try to adapt it to my needs and hope for the best, since I'm stuck with it. As I mentioned it is all plastic except for the screw and way overpriced for what it is and what it can do. There is a shorter version at half the price, which may be a better choice. I'll say one thing, it was nicely packaged.