Sensyne Selfie Stick for Phone, Extendable Travel Tripod with Detachable Remote for Photography, Selfies, Compatible with All Cell Phones, Black
Product Description
Sensyne Selfie Stick for Phone, Extendable Travel Tripod with Detachable Remote for Photography, Selfies, Compatible with All Cell Phones, Black
- Lightweight & Travel-Friendly: Weighs only 7.9oz and folds down to 8", making it ultra-portable and easy to carry on any adventure.Perfect for vlogging, travel, video recording, and online meetings.
- Flexible Shooting from Any Angle: The phone holder rotates 360°, offering 270° horizontal rotation for perfect low or high-angle shots—ideal for dynamic content creation.
- Universal Compatibility: Securely fits phones from 3” to 4.5” wide, including iPhone (Mini to Max), Samsung Galaxy, and most Android devices.
- Wireless Remote for Easy Control: Take hands-free photos or videos from up to 33ft away with the detachable wireless remote. Great for selfies, group shots, and vlogging.
- Comfortable & Stable Grip: The anti-slip handle ensures a secure, comfortable hold during outdoor use, making it a great companion for your travels and shoots.
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