Jessops Digi Pod Pocket Tripod

+ - Looks good
- robust (tested on slippery rocks next to Icelandic waterfalls!)
- Legs can spread really widely, ensuring good balance

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+ Multipurpose: Compact, lightwight and useful for mounting a flash slave, a small camera or even a microphone!

- Leg splay mechanism a bit fiddly.

+ I was a bit sceptical given the low price but it does exactly what it needs to do. Easy to use. Stable & you can bend it / turn it whichever way you want. It even extends quite a bit.

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+ Infinitely variable posistioning

- Legs slightly awkward

+ It is small and easy to carry, very easy to set up and use. Used with the timer on the camera it has enabled me to take some excellent pictures that require a long exposure time.

- The camera loosens on the tripod to easily and needs tightening regularly. This is only a minor annoyance.

+ Small

- Can ONLY support a camera in 'landscape' cannot udr 'portrait at all.

+ Sturdy, compact & easy to setup. (Not that hard anyway is it?)

- None really at this price.

+ Compact Light Portable, easy to take on any kind of walk.

- Will need car, rock or wall to stand on.

+ Very flexable design

- Tightening the head can be dificult against the weight of the camera

+ NONE

- To weak to hold a compact digital camera steady. ball socket slips unless you tighten it REALLY tightly. I am replacing this item.

+ A great little tripod that lets you put your camera in awkward places were a larger tripod wont fit.

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+ Very compact and portable.

- A bit fiddly to adjust - could be more precise.

+ Compact, light, versatile, sturdy

- Sometimes quite difficult to clamp camera securely - I have quite a heavy Casio Exilim digital.

+ Easy to use.

- You have to tighten the top adjuster very tight to stop the camera from moving.

+ It is small enough to fit in my handbag but strong enough for the job.

- None.