The Mini Tapper Rapid-Open Tabletop Tripod from Magnus is a micro pop-up tripod that can support a camera or device with a 1/4"-20 mounting socket and weighing up to 3.3 lb. The Mini Tapper is equipped with sure-grip rubber feet to prevent slipping on smooth or well-polished surfaces, making it ideal for desktop applications and for capturing low-angle shots. The tap-to-open mechanism deploys the legs instantly to quickly set up your shot, even if you only have one hand free. Not only is it great for smaller handheld cameras, but it also accommodates items such as LEDs, mini projectors, or microphones. When the legs are folded, they convert the Mini Tapper into a stable handheld grip. This mini tripod folds up to a compact 4", which is small enough to carry in your pocket.
- Load Capacity: 3.3 lb
- Working Height: 1.8"
- Folded Length: 4"
- 1/4"-20 Mounting Thread
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Magnus TP-60B Reviews
It will even handle a professional recorder as a tabletop!
The first thing I noticed when unboxing this tripod was the spring-action, tap-to-open latch and the grippy rubber feet. It's incredibly compact and easily fits into any camera bag or the case where I keep my gear. I'll primarily be using it with my DJI Osmo Nano. It's perfect for placing the camera in tight spaces or discreetly positioning it during a wedding ceremony to capture an additional angle. I also plan to use it with my Sound Devices MixPre-6 field recorder, and I'm completely comfortable supporting that relatively hefty recorder on this tripod. It feels stable and well built. At around $15, this is an excellent value. It appears to be well made and should hold up for a long time with normal use. I've also included photos (visible when viewing the review in a full desktop browser). [I received this product in exchange for my honest review].
Well-made, well-designed and very useful
I really like having small accessories in my camera bag that solve problems without taking up space, and this tabletop tripod is one of them. It's so compact that I can slip it into a pocket or the corner of a gear bag, yet it's always there when I need a quick support for a camera, microphone, or small LED light. The tap to open feature is great. It's surprisingly convenient to just tap it on a table and have the legs pop open instantly. When I'm moving quickly between setups or only have one hand free, that little feature saves more time than I expected. Even though it's small, it feels solid and stable. The rubber feet do a good job of keeping it from sliding around on smooth surfaces, and I've found it works great for low angle shots or as a desktop tripod. I also like that the folded legs double as a comfortable handheld grip. It's a simple design, but it's one of those little touches that makes it even more versatile. I really like this mini tripod. It is one of those accessories that doesn't cost much, doesn't weigh much, and somehow ends up getting used all the time. It's compact, well-made, and a handy addition to just about any camera kit. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review.]