You can do with it

I have the tripod now for several weeks now in daily use and the initial excitement has died down.
At first glance it looks quite robust, that you have thought of a spirit level and also enclosed a bag is gratifying, the optional second receiving plate well.
In the case, however, two inches in length would have been desirable, the packing is something fiddly because the tripod just fits so.
For tripod itself.
It is easy, has robust-looking plastic clips, a compact pack size and is built afloat.
For a compact, normal Bridge / Superzoom and not too heavy system cameras, it is useful, the specified load capacity of 2.5 kilos but do not necessarily make fullest.
With a Canon 600D SLR with normal zoom lens (together about a kilo) it is quite narrow.
In this case, a remote control is highly recommended, a small issue that I have no regrets.
The main problem of the tripod is the strong ringing, even with a bridge camera.
In addition, the center column turns after sometimes, it is advisable to leave the screw loose if possible.
So overall a bit subdued conclusion, but if mobility and manageable weight come first, one takes into account compromises.