ULANZI MT-79 Extendable Tripod Aluminum 81" Portable Adjustable Light Stand w 1/4" Screw, 180° Rotation Camera Phone Tripod for Camera Video Light Cellphone,Lightweight for Travel,Up Load 2.2lb
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- Condition
- New
- Model
- MT-79
- Dimensions
- 2.09 x 14.37 x 81.5 in
- Weight
- 550 g
- Color
- Black and Red
- Material
- Aluminum, Plastic
- Special Feature
- 360° ball head, Adjustable, Lightweight
- Works with
- Camera, Camera Video Light, Smartphone
Features 6
- MT-79 Light Tripod Stand: The handheld video light stand is a great companion for outdoor activities. It offers flexibility and lightweight convenience, making it easy to carry and use in various scenarios. It is a perfect christmas gift for photography lovers!
- Versatile Compatibility: Equipped with a 1/4" screw, this light tripod can be easily connected to fill lights, cameras, mobile phone clips, action cameras, and other equipment, allowing for multiple uses.
- Portable and Convenient: With its compact design, this light tripod stand can be comfortably held with one hand and easily stored in a backpack, making it the perfect companion for when you're on the go.
- Adjustable Angle: The camera tripod with ball head can be rotated vertically up to 180, providing you with the flexibility to meet different angle requirements for your lighting needs.
- Sturdy and Reliable: Crafted with a strong aluminum alloy structure and a large area of leg grip, this tripod for cameras/phones offers stability and prevents shaking, giving you peace of mind during use.
- Handheld Camera Video Light Stand: A Versatile Outdoor Lighting Solution. Experience the convenience and reliability of the handheld COB light, a versatile partner for all your outdoor lighting needs.
Specs 12
| Brand | ULANZI |
|---|---|
| Color | Black and Red |
| Special Feature | 360° ball head, Adjustable, Lightweight |
| Material | Aluminum, Plastic |
| Item Weight | 550 Grams |
| Weight Limit | 1 Kilograms |
| Model Name | MT-79 |
| Maximum Height | 205 Centimeters |
| Tripod Head Type | Ball Heads |
| Product Dimensions | 2.09 x 14.37 x 81.5 inches |
| Item model number | MT-79 |
| Manufacturer | ULANZI |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Great, portable stand for smaller lights, phones, other light objects!
Very impressed with this stand for what I need it for. Holding up smaller, lightweight things like hair lights, a quick eye-level phone shot, action cameras or even reflectors. It goes incredibly high and compacts down small. Can also be used as a selfie-stick, though I haven't tried it, it will make a great one when I need it for that. I will be buying a second one so I have a pair of these for all sorts of handy things. Build quality seems excellent as well! If you put anything too heavy on it and extend it way up high and have it leaning 90 degrees (like a tube light tilted that way for example), it will bend to the side but, don't use it for something that heavy, use a more robust stand. But even that same tube light mounted straight up holds just fine all the way extended, which is higher than a lot of regular light stands can go!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2024 by John McC.
Very sturdy and well made
bought this to use with the Osmo Pocket 3 camera since it had a 1/4-20 thread. This is very well made and sturdy enough for what I am intending to use it for. These are described as light stands but I find it useful as a easily transportable tripod to use with the pocket 3. it telescopes almost too tall for what I will use it for but it is nice to know that I will have a little room if needed. The base opens up into a tripod and you can easily adjust how far the feet are spread out. It may have a tough time on unlevel surfaces but since the pocket 3 has it's own built in gimble, I am not worried about having it on a completely level surface since the camera will adjust for that. Overall it is a very compact and useful system.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2023 by christopher anderson
Compact, Sturdy, and Tall Enough to Touch the Ceiling!
I use this tripod as a stand for battery-powered pocket lights for accent lighting in video work, and it’s fantastic. The build quality is excellent—it’s compact for storage but extends to a comically impressive 81"! Even at full height, it remains stable, though I wouldn’t recommend anything heavier than a pocket light at max extension. It’s perfect for quick, non-permanent setups and a great addition to any video or photography kit. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025 by Mike
Good but…
They initially gave me a faulty unit, so I returned it and gave them another chance. Fortunately, it’s been a couple of months and it works like it should.
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2025 by Victoria
Compact and versatile
I had to have this replaced as the first one I received the end of the box was smashed as if dropped from a considerable height or bashed head on against something solid. The second rod segment from the top was very difficult to pull out or push in. Whether this was from damage or came from the factory like that I don't know. The segments on the replacement all push in or pull out with about the same amount of force. This tripod/light stand is everything as advertised except it does not have a 360 degree ball head. The stand head tilts only 90 degrees in two directions (180 degrees total). There is no ball head. This is obvious from the photos. Pros: very compact when closed up. Extends to over 70 inches. Sturdy construction. Rotating knob for the 1/4-20 screw - you don't have to spin your gear or the entire stand to mount your gear. Can be used as a light stand, camera tripod, selfie-stick/extension rod. cons: rather heavy when using as a selfie-stick or extension rod putting strain on my wrists - may not be a problem with stronger wrists. Thread part on the legs is plastic and the threaded collar is aluminum - in my experience this combination in time leads to the plastic threads stripping - time will tell. When closed the legs clip together tightly and I find it difficult to unclip them - may loosen in time. The head is mainly plastic and you need to pull on the head to start extending the center posts - will the head break and come out of the center post? Despite these concerns I give this stand/tripod five stars for its overall design and functionality. It is mostly aluminum in construction and quite sturdy and stable with lower extension. After I add a panning ball head this will be prefect for my smaller camcorders.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025 by Ras the Exhorter
I bought this, returned it, regretting returning it and bought it again
I bought this on a great sale, but decided I didn't really need it before opening it, so I returned it. Right after that, I was in a situation where I regretting returning it as it would have been prefect. But it wasn't on sale again, so I wound up buying it again anyway. It's great for hand-holding a small on or off camera flash, and I love how short it is and how long it can go. I use it for lighting backgrounds, but I can also use it for location shooting when I mount a FlashPoint/Godox AD200 on it (off to one side or the other). I packs up small, is lightweight, easy to extend and lock, and sits solidly on the ground. So it saves me from one more light stand when I go out on a shoot. However, will not give you the confident holding power for a larger light (like an AD600) in any situation where it might be blown or knocked over, nor will it hold something with a softbox large than 12x12.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2025 by Colonel Sanderz
Darn useful tool.
This is useful as a light stand (as intended) and a tripod and monopod for a smallish cameras. It is heavy (ish), solidly built all aluminum with good knobs that tighten everything up. It can get pretty tall, but it becomes pretty flimsy at max hight with a larger camera than a point and shoot. The head is just a simple swivel/rocker type. I added a ball head and it works great. And it can be used as a club if your attacked by a bear. It's that durable and heavy. But as a, super sized selfie stick, heavy duty monopod, and useful tripod all in one this is a great tool to have in your kit. And it's at a good price for the quality. I recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2024 by A. Junco
A budget buy that just may be good enough
Price is the major attraction here. I have yet to conclude whether they are a good compromise across the board, (height, weight, sturdiness, ease of set up, etc.) or not good enough at anything. My main fear is that they will prove to be a foot shorter than really needed. Secondarily, they seem a little flimsy and I am not convinced the telescoping poles (which lack click stops or set screws) will not loosen up over time. I like that they have a tilt feature so that you can angle things up and down or side to side (but not both, there is only one axis of freedom).
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2025 by Erik Swenson