Awesome product!

Awesome Product

This is exactly the tripod I was looking for, I got it as a gift and is fantastic, I want to get the Bluetooth remote mostly for familiar selfies, however I have few questions... Will it work with the Canon R6 Mark II? I can see the original R6 listed but not the mark II, also how the focus will work for taking pictures? Since there is no dedicated AF button and I have my camera configured using back button AF and Servo AF (Continuous Autofocus) not sure if pressing the photo button in the controller will focus before taking the picture or not. I also have the Canon Bluetooth Remote and when using it I don't have to set the camera drive to timer, just press the AF and the shutter button and done. Thanks!

DHL SAVER 10 days = 2 months and still waiting !!!

can you explain to me how is it that the ( paid ) delivery time estimate says 15 days and here i am past 2 months of waiting, and still have not recieved my order !! i've contacted your custumer service multiple times but i keep getting the same answers !

Good product

Very good product!

Pretty good, not amazing.

To be fair, if I had the Bluetooth version I would likely rate it higher, but as is, it doesn't support my Lumix camera for Bluetooth signal..it is however rigid and sturdy enough to support my full frame set up of the Lumix S5iix with 16-35mm f4 lens. It held up in overhead camera angles, held onto a bathroom mirror for a teeth brushing shot. It works better than any manfrotto pixel, or ulanzi handheld tripod, the price is justified for it's structural stability. But outside of that it's just a stick that holds your camera. Nothing crazy.Also I should note, it is not comparable with Falcam 38 mounting plates. They are nearly identical but this one is thicker, and the f38 plates comes loose and the camera slips out, and this camera plate doesn't fit at all in f38 ... MoreTo be fair, if I had the Bluetooth version I would likely rate it higher, but as is, it doesn't support my Lumix camera for Bluetooth signal..it is however rigid and sturdy enough to support my full frame set up of the Lumix S5iix with 16-35mm f4 lens. It held up in overhead camera angles, held onto a bathroom mirror for a teeth brushing shot. It works better than any manfrotto pixel, or ulanzi handheld tripod, the price is justified for it's structural stability. But outside of that it's just a stick that holds your camera. Nothing crazy.Also I should note, it is not comparable with Falcam 38 mounting plates. They are nearly identical but this one is thicker, and the f38 plates comes loose and the camera slips out, and this camera plate doesn't fit at all in f38 mounts.

Solid and easy to use

The PGYTECH MantisPod 2.0 table tripod is sturdy and will easily provide a solid support for most cameras. It's quick to deploy and the ball head ARCA style clamp fits standard sized L brackets and base plates. It is made of reinforced plastic, but is strong, well designed, reasonably lightweight and does not wobble. The built-in, removable bluetooth remote shutter release is a handy and useful feature.

The Mirrorless Sidekick

I bought the more expensive mechanical one, but I always preferred something simpler the control is a competitive advantage—honestly my go-to for travel content creation. The buttons are more firm, and the thickness of the handles is for better grip. The clamp is way better now. So it doesn’t loosen. I have a half-cage Sony a7iv and a mic on top. The rigid mount for the camera puts my mind at ease. I even put the camera out the window of my car at times. I was getting shots.Run and gun life.