Just like the Joby Griptight ONE, the Ubeesize Tripod S also comes with malleable legs that can snake around branches and poles. You also have the option to remove the mount and attach a DSLR or mirrorless camera up to a weight of 2.2 pounds. They weigh less than eight ounces put together for a lightweight kit you can easily throw into a bag or carry as a handheld grip while out shooting. However, it lacks the third thread the PIXI Clamp has that would simplify mounting a light or microphone on top of the phone.
You could try to get creative with the thread on the clamp's rear by positioning the phone flatter on its back. The Universal Clamp sports good springs, with each end using a rubber pad that is thick, yet soft and wide enough (3.2 inches) to handle most phones, even if they have a case. This is not to be confused with Manfrotto's PIXI Clamp, which is a little more versatile, thanks to more rugged grips and an extra 1/4-inch screw thread. The key to all this is the Universal Smartphone Clamp. For long exposure shots, this tripod should hold up well. The ball-locking head is maneuverable for easier angling up to 35 degrees, and the low center of gravity at a height of 5.3 inches makes it simpler to use in tighter spaces.
The combination of stainless steel and aluminum with a technopolymer coat gives it a sturdy build.
Manfrotto is a household name for anyone in the know about tripods, and the PIXI Mini is one that should last a long time.
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