Vidpro MP-10 The Photo-Wand Extendable Aluminum Self-Portait Monopod, Extends from 8″ to 27″

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   Catharsis @ 2:33 am

   You wouldn’t think so but it comes in handy – I’m glad I have it… Actually so glad that I wouldn’t have minded (now) to have bought the other more expensive types out there available. They are a little longer and have one or two more functions (I forget what they were) I think flexibility or something… But really in the long run you’ll forget about the few dollars more that you end up spending and you’ll appreciate the little extra stuff that comes along… But having something is certainly better than not having it, so if you really wanna just save money? You can’t go wrong – and it might be worth having a few lying around anyway. You’ll end up like me – buy this one first to see if you like it and then buy another to have two hanging around. So in closing: I like the arm and suggest having it in with the mix of stuff I’m sure you already have. No?

   
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   A Karl in Elk Grove @ 3:47 am

   The Vidpro MP-10 works as advertised — great results, and no searching for waiters or other strangers to take your picture while out and around. It’s like having an arm that’s 6 feet long. The only important thing to keep in mind is that your camera should have a “kids and pets” or “close-up portrait” setting, so that the camera will focus on you and not your background surroundings. Otherwise, it’s unbelievably economical, light, compact, seems to be plenty sturdy, the telescoping feature stays stuck out there, and the connector for the camera tripod mount has a set screw to help secure your point-and-shoot tightly to the end of the wand. Highly recommended!

   
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   K. Spector MD @ 6:09 am

   Exactly what I wanted and what I was expecting. Works well and is sturdy. Most others cost almost twice as much so this was a great deal.

   
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   D. Reich @ 7:51 am

   The Vidpro MP-10 is everything it claims to be. Solidly constructed and sturdy enough to handle any camera I’ve seen even at full 27″ extension length. The only limit is how much weight your arm can support. It retracts back to a compact 8″ length for easy portability. It screws onto the universal threaded tripod connector under your camera and has a non-slip grip and a wrist strap just in case. The only con – this is my own fault for assuming things that weren’t advertised – is that you have to set the self timer to use it. I mistakenly thought there was some button on it to activate the camera, though in retrospect I can’t think of any way that’s even possible. Anyway this device is a must for couples who like to have pictures that include you both without handing your camera over to a stranger in a strange land.

   
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   Lola-li @ 8:33 am

   might be not very durable because the material is made but is very light, cheap and covenient with the same features that the expensive ones