Benro Andoer Itrip It15 Aluminum Travel Angel Tripod Kit with Ball Head Monopod (Black)

1) It is compact so that I can put inside any normal size laptop backpack.2) It is a full size tripod. I am 5 feet 10 inch and I do not need to bend down to see my 77d view finder when it is stretched full length.3) Very light weight but its sturdy in both tripod and monopod mode.4) Looks stylish, the color and finish is on the top notch.5) The ball head is very basic one. but made of metal.Overall it is a travel tripod and good enough for a DSLR with basic lenses like wide angle, general purpose, macro and 70 300, 70 200 as well. Do not expect 400 prime on it as it is a travel tripod and not a professional one.I use it to capture time lapse in my go-pro also.

Good productPros1. Light weight2. Sturdy3. Less balancing reqd4. Ball head mount, but not the best. Camera cannot be tilted complete vertical5. Good monopod.6. Bubble seems faulty.Cons1. Clumsy side locks for foot mount2. A bit rather very confusing user manual.3. Monopod adjustment a bit confusing initially, but do it once then it's easy.4. Cover for the tripod must be better

Benro iTrip IT15 is a great quality tripod with reversible main column that can I find useful for micro-shoots and close-up vlogging, while the normal use tripod functions provides balanced visuals without any jerks due to its solid grip in its legs. The ball-head also has a great build quality, which comes along with balance meter / air-bubble and a flexible camera-stand - perfect combination for multi-angle steady-shoots and quick mount-unmount of the camera. I rarely detach the camera mount now, as its hassle-free to keep it attached to my Sony A6600. The unscrewing / adjusting mechanism of central rode for reverse (upside-down/micro) or straight shoot (as tripod) functions can be slightly challenging at first, but you can get used to it with regular use just in a week or two. What's even better is that you can easily collapse whole tripod in the size of an arm, and carry it around easily in provided bag.Pros -1. Super-solid build quality.2. Smooth ball-head function with level-balancing.3. Upside-down / micro-compatible rod.4. Can be used as monopod / vlogging / close-up support stand/tripod.Cons -1. Slightly overpriced.2. Removing / readjusting for various uses can be slightly challenging.OVERALL, Benro iTrip is outstanding line of gears, and IT15 is great for some solid heavy-lifting of your gear, even while traveling! Go get it if your budget allows.

After an extensive search, filtering out few of the tripods I finally made a decision to order this one by benro. What make this completely stand out is the monopod that you can convert this tripod into. Heavy build, detailed finishing makes it totally worth it. The only con I found is lack of a bit sturdiness when extended to its full length which doesnt really bother me much. Also the monopod can be very compact to even use it a stick for vlogging.Edit: Just accidentally found that the part of ballhead can be removed to get rid of the added rod to make the monopod even more smaller making it to be used as a holding stick fot easy vlogging (refer to the images for more info)

Yes, it is light weight, sturdiness ok ok, I paid ₹6730/- that is bit too high, around ₹5000/- it would have been reasonable , definitely not suitable for FX format DSLR, you may manage to use it with DX format DSLR with short zoom or wide to normal prime lenses. Make sure you are using cable release, remote or best thing you use self timer to avoid those fine vibrations. Ball head is not for video shoots. Buy another pan head or ball head suitable for video shoot. This iT 15 will prove great support for compact mirrorless cameras . Holding 100% perfect composition, if you are shooting professional assignment, is hard to happen..

Monopad is not suitable for 200-500mm lens. Lock is not working properly

Very lightweight professional tripod, with sturdy clamps for extension locks. Converts to a monopod with super comfortable foam handle. Good high and sturdy with provisional sand bag holder. Adjustable heights for your convenience and upside down mounting camera option for capturing lower angle snaps. Great product...

I wanted to upgrade to a better tripod from my cheap one, Came across this and Digitek and Manfrotto, Digitek uses slightly cheaper materials also Manfrotto is overpriced, So went with this one, and I am glad I bought this one, Its sturdy and portable (stays nicely in my scooter toolbox) and lightweight. Comes with padded carrying case, Allen key aswell.I use this for macro, landscape and portrait photography. with Canon 5D mark iii and Wide and zoom lenses.Highly recommended