Vimose Phone Tripod, 62-Inch

If you film on your phone and want one stand for both close-up shots and wider framing, this all-in-one tripod and selfie stick is built around that flexibility.

It folds down to 12.5 inches, so it’s easier to pack for a trip or keep handy for everyday recording.

If you prioritize a compact carry size, the folding design helps, if you prefer a dedicated, heavier tripod for more demanding setups, this phone-focused stand may not be the right approach.

Getting the most from it

Extend the stand up to 62 inches when you want a wider view, then use the 360° rotating phone holder to adjust the framing. That range can be handy for a travel clip, a group photo, or a video call where you’d rather not hold your phone throughout. For example, you can place it across the room, turn the phone toward the scene, and use the wireless remote to start a family video without walking back to the screen.

The remote works with iOS and Android devices and is described as having a range of up to 33 feet. It stores in the handle, which helps keep the small accessory with the tripod between shoots. The holder is specified for phones 2.2 to 3.7 inches wide, so its stated compatibility depends on the phone’s width, not just its operating system.

Why it’s worth it

The main appeal is combining a selfie stick and a phone tripod rather than carrying two separate accessories. Its aluminum-alloy construction, reinforced triangular base, and anti-slip silicone pads are intended to support a steadier setup than simply leaning a phone against something. That’s useful for hands-free vlogging, live streaming, FaceTime, or recording a clip where consistent framing matters.

It’s a great fit if you want a portable phone stand that can move between handheld-style shots and stationary recording. The height adjustment and rotating holder also give you more framing options than a basic fixed phone stand, while the remote can make solo photos and videos less awkward to start.

Worth noting

The phone holder’s width range is a specific constraint: phones outside 2.2 to 3.7 inches wide aren’t covered by the stated fit. Also, the stability features are described, but on the spec sheet there’s no load limit or weight rating. That leaves an important detail unclear for anyone planning to attach accessories or use a heavier phone setup. The 62-inch maximum height offers flexibility, though a tall stand can be more exposed to bumps or movement than a low tabletop mount, take extra care when placing it in a busy area or outdoors.

When it makes sense

Choose it if you want one foldable accessory for travel, selfies, group pictures, or hands-free phone video, and the stated holder width fits your device. It may not suit you if you need a stand with a published load capacity or a more demanding support system for a larger recording setup. For everyday phone content, its combination of adjustable height, 360° positioning, and a stowable remote is the practical reason to consider it, for heavier gear or a setup where support specifications are essential, a dedicated tripod with a stated capacity is the safer buying criterion.