KuleeGimbal Stabilizer, 360° Rotation Tripod with Wireless Remote, Extendable Selfie Stick and Tripod, Portable Phone Holder, Auto Balance 1-Axis Gimbal for iPhone Phones/Android Vlog Live Video

I like that this is a combo of a tripod, stabilizer, light, and selfie stick. It lets you do a lot with one unit. My issue is that it is just good, not amazing, at each thing.I found the tripod legs a little tough to work with, and I was afraid for my phone because it's not super stable. The Gimbal part is pretty cool and actually works but it makes a whirring noise. I think it is best as a selfie stick -- I don't have complaints about that. The lights are a bit uneven but do work.If you are looking for one thing that does a lot so that you don't have to carry too many accessories, I'd recommend this unit.

I was looking for a selfie stick that would allow me to take hands-free photos and videos, and I'm so glad I found this one! It's the perfect size for carrying around with me, and the wireless remote makes it easy to capture great shots from a distance. I've been using it for a few weeks now, and I've already taken some amazing photos and videos that I wouldn't have been able to capture otherwise. I highly recommend this selfie stick to anyone looking for a great way to take hands-free photos and videos!It's very easy to use. The wireless remote is a great feature, and it makes it easy to take photos and videos from a distance.It's very versatile. I've used it for everything from taking selfies to capturing landscape shots.The price is slightly on the higher end, but does have some more features than standard ones, but ultimately the end results can be had for less.Overall, I'm very happy with this selfie stick. It's the perfect size for carrying around with me, and the wireless remote makes it easy to capture great shots from a distance. I highly recommend this selfie stick to anyone looking for a great way to take hands-free photos and videos!

The Kulee Gimbal selfie stick and tripod combo is a very useful photo tool, but there were some things that didn't work too well for me. Nonetheless, the selfie stick tripod does what is minimally expected allowing for selfies and photos with a tripod to be taken.The main issues I have with the selfie stick tripod are not that it doesn’t work as a selfie stick or as a tripod. The issues are with some of the functions of the tool itself. Firstly, the gimbal device makes a very loud sound (almost sounding like it’s broken) and its performance is lacking even after a charge. It seems slow or uneven at times; it acts as if it can’t stay level when trying to use it to record or prep, etc… The other issue rests with the lighting quality. I think the attached lights are such a cool idea, but one is much brighter than the other and doesn't provide level lighting. You do recharge them via usb, but still, the lighting doesn’t seem to benefit from this. My final thoughts on this selfie tripod stick is that it is not the most portable and compact version of such a stick when compared to other selfie sticks. It can still perform as selfie stick and tripod with limits.

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While I understood before ordering that this stabilizer only works on one axis, I had hoped that it would take out the up and down bounce that one encounters when walking. What it does do is take out the tilt or swing of your phone, not the bounce. This is better than nothing but not all I had wanted. Also, you need to balance your phone in the bracket before recording. The problem is that in order to balance my Pixel 7 Pro, the brackets that hold the phone need to be right on the volume up and down keys. This tends to push the volume up to maximum. It seems to be OK, just a bit disconcerting.

My main complaint is that the legs are a bit flimsy, they don't have much weight to them so there's really not much anchoring it down onto the ground, even in the slightest of wind the tripod actually just fell over and doesn't feel the most stable. However, when used where I needed it (the gym), to record sets and track my form. It served the purpose just fine, and hasn't fallen over in an indoor environment. The tightening mechanism isn't my favorite, it spins freely until clicked into place. It may take some time to get used to. Haven't needed the lights for anything yet, but they work and have different levels.

The media could not be loaded.  Pros: 360-degree motor stabilization 2x individual lights that rotate 360-degress Lights are controlled and rotate individually Mounted removable Bluetooth remoteCons: Uses micro-USB connectors x3 and not USB-C Extension arm could be a little bit longer Tri-pod legs are finicky to open Lights block the 360-degree rotation when turned towards mountPut the phone in, held down the stabilizer button and immediate the phone is leveled. Turning on each light, which are controlled individually, requires a 2-sec button press. Each light has 3-levels of daylight and 2-levels of soft-white brightness. The lights can also be rotated 360-degrees. However, the holder's 360-degree rotation only works when the lights are facing you, otherwise they block the rotation at around 45-degrees. Stabilization motor kept the phone level to within 1-2 degrees while walking around.Each light and the stabilization motor has a micro-USB port. So that means you have to charge each one separately. You can charge them all at the same time with separate cables, but only 1x micro-USB cable was included. The lights glow red while charging, with a small indicator light on the motor.The handle is very comfortable to hold, with the removable button to take pictures or turn the video on or off within thumb's reach. The handle doubles as the legs for the tripod. I found them difficult to get open, but one I did they expanded out. In order to use them, you must open them all the way.Bottom Line: A great selfie-stick with only minor issues. Stabilization worked really well while walking. I would chose this stick again.