Weighing in at only 11.1 oz, the aluminum DSLR/Smartphone Handheld Stabilized Tripod tripod from SWITCHPOD provides a lightweight, tabletop tripod and handheld solution for your DSLR, smartphone, or small camera. Its quick-switch design allows you to change from tripod to handheld and back in no time with its swiveling leg style, and it uses magnets to connect the legs together.
The legs feature built-in finger grooves to provide comfort when handholding, and they have large slots which keep it light, help its stability, and make it easy to strap onto a bag or carabiner for transport. The bottom of each leg features non-slip padding to keep the tripod stable and to protect surfaces.
The tripod features a 1/4"-20 camera mounting screw to connect your camera directly or a tripod head with a 1/4"-20 mounting thread. The camera mount also features a soft, circular pad to protect your equipment. The legs feature two 1/4"-20 threads, so you can mount a monitor, microphone, light, or other accessories. The tripod has been tested with up to a 100 lb load, so it can handle your camera as well as its included accessories.
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SwitchPod DSLR/Smartphone Handheld Stabilized Tripod
Key Features
- DSLR, Smartphone, or Small Camera Tripod
- Quickly Collapses into a Handheld Mount
- Magnets Hold Legs Together When Closed
- 1/4"-20 Camera Mounting Screw
Weighing in at only 11.1 oz, the aluminum DSLR/Smartphone Handheld Stabilized Tripod tripod from SWITCHPOD provides a lightweight, tabletop tripod and handheld solution for your DSLR, smartphone, or small camera. Its quick-switch design allows you to change from tripod to handheld and back in no time with its swiveling leg style, and it uses magnets to connect the legs together.
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SwitchPod SWITCHPOD Overview
Tabletop-style tripod for DSLR, smartphone, or small cameras
Switches quickly into handheld mode and legs hold together with magnets
Slots in legs for handholding or clipping to a bag for transport; finger grooves for comfort when handholding
1/4"-20 camera or tripod head mounting screw and two 1/4"-20 accessory mounting threads on the legs
Padding on feet for non-slip stability, as well as padded camera mount to protect your camera
Durable aluminum construction with tested load capacity up to 100 lb
UPC: 860001353808
SwitchPod SWITCHPOD Specs
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SwitchPod SWITCHPOD Reviews
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Does it come with a phone mount, or is that ...
Does it come with a phone mount, or is that something to add on?
It does not come with a phone mount. You will have to get it separately. Please take a look at this: https://bhpho.to/2Odd9F3
Date published: 2019-11-14
Can the camera be mounted in the opposite ...
Can the camera be mounted in the opposite direction of that shown (i.e. NOT in "selfie" mode)?
Yes, a camera can be mounted in the opposite direction other than what is shown.
Date published: 2020-01-30
Is this the official switch pod or an offbrand?
Is this the official switch pod or an offbrand?
Yes this is the official switch pod.
Date published: 2020-07-02
What's the maximum camera/lens weight this ...
What's the maximum camera/lens weight this product will handle in tripod mode?
I see load capacities listed on the web as up to 100lbs, which makes no sense to me. I would say the load is about 15lbs.
Date published: 2021-02-15
what would be the best tripod head with a quick ...
what would be the best tripod head with a quick release plate?
you can use any head on these legs as the manufacturer says it can hold up to 100 lbs. But in reading their description, the product is indicated for small cameras or smartphones. Major concern is putting your device sideways or on the vertical position and destabilizing the tripod. So search for a ball head the will hold up to 15 lbs.
Date published: 2020-01-07