KraftGeek Magnetic Phone Tripod Selfie Stick 64"
- Maximum Height: 64.2 inches
- Screen Size: 64.2 inches
- Item Length: 64 inches
- Weight Limit: 6.6 pounds
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ASIN: B0CR6ZD61DModel: OTH-AB202MAXCategory: Phone Tripods
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Overview
A magnetic phone tripod with a seven-section aluminum rod that extends to 64 inches, an N52 magnet rated for 6.6 lbs of hold, and a detachable Bluetooth remote that stores on the leg. Folds to 12 inches and weighs 13 ounces for travel.
MagSafe iPhones, 12 through 17 Pro Max, plus Pixel 10 Pro, attach directly to the magnet; Android phones and non-MagSafe cases use the included metal rings instead. The tilt head moves through 210 degrees, which covers portrait, landscape and low angles but stops short of a straight overhead or full horizontal shot, something several buyers ran into when trying to film food prep from directly above.
- N52 magnet rated for 6.6 lbs of holding force
- Extends to 64 inches, folds to 12 inches, weighs 13 ounces
- 210 degree tilt for portrait, landscape and low angles
- Detachable Bluetooth remote stored on the tripod leg
Who it's for
Travelers, gym-goers and casual content creators who want a compact, magnetic tripod that packs small and sets up fast. Less suited to anyone who needs a rock-steady full height pole or an overhead camera angle.
Pros and cons
- Folds to 12 inches and 13 ounces for easy travel packing
- Detachable Bluetooth remote stores on the leg and connects reliably
- Extends to 64 inches for a range of shooting heights
- Tilt range does not reach a straight overhead or downward angle
- Included metal ring needed for non-MagSafe phones and cases
Performance notes
The 210 degree tilt head covers portrait, landscape and low angles but its range stops short of pointing the camera straight down, which is why it doesn't work for overhead shots.
Specifications
| Brand | KraftGeek |
|---|---|
| Model | OTH-AB202MAX |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Maximum Height | 64.2 inches |
| Screen Size | 64.2 inches |
| Item Length | 64 inches |
| Weight Limit | 6.6 pounds |
| Minimum Height | 11.8 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.82 pounds |
| Leg Diameter | 7.3 inches |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Color | White |
| Included components | |
| Unit Count | 1 |
| Included Components | Magnetic Phone Tripod, Metal Ring |
| Warranty & support | |
| Warranty Description | 1 year |
| Other details | |
| Head Type | Ball Heads |
| Number of leg sections | 7 |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Video Capture Resolution | 4K |
| Video Capture Format | HEVC |
| Media Type | Image, Video |
| Number of Items | 1 |
Closest rivals on specs
ULANZI MT-44 Auto Open Phone Tripod 59"- Item Length 64 vs 57.9 inches (+11%)
- Weight Limit 6.6 vs 3.31 pounds (+99%)
- Item Weight 0.82 vs 0.93 pounds (-12%)
MIIASI MCS1192 Phone Tripod Selfie Stick- Minimum Height 11.8 vs 17 inches (-31%)
- Weight Limit 6.6 vs 2.2 pounds (+200%)
- Leg Diameter 7.3 vs 8.9 inches (-18%)
Victiv P18-86 Phone Tripod with Gooseneck 86"- Item Length 64 vs 86 inches (-26%)
- Maximum Height 64.2 vs 86 inches (-25%)
- Minimum Height 11.8 vs 21 inches (-44%)
Frequently asked questions
Does the KraftGeek tripod work with Android phones?
Yes, it includes metal rings for Android phones and non-MagSafe cases, since the magnet is built for MagSafe iPhones directly.
Can the KraftGeek tripod point straight down for overhead shots?
No, the tilt head has a 210 degree range that covers portrait, landscape and low angles but not a straight overhead or downward position.