Yeaki 71-Inch Vlogging Kit Tripod with Dual LED Lights, Wireless Mic & Remote

For a solo phone video, the Yeaki Vlogging Kit brings a telescoping tripod, two detachable LED lights, a wireless microphone system, and a Bluetooth remote into one setup. It is aimed at creators making social videos, livestreams, interviews, or other smartphone content.

The tripod extends from 11.6 to 71 inches, and its phone holder tilts 270° and rotates 360° for framing in different orientations. The holder fits devices listed at 4–4.7 inches, while a standard 1/4-inch thread offers another mounting option.

A basic phone stand can handle framing, but it does not include this kit’s audio and lighting pieces. This package makes more sense when those extras are useful, a more demanding production setup may call for dedicated equipment.

At a glance

The kit includes the selfie-stick tripod, two LED fill lights, a microphone transmitter, two receivers, a remote, and two Type-C cables. The microphone system is described as plug-and-play, with Type-C and Lightning receivers, its stated runtime is up to 12 hours, with a listed two-hour charge time. The Bluetooth remote is listed with a 33-foot range, and the microphone transmission range is listed as 79 feet.

The lights offer warm, cool, and natural color modes, with three brightness levels. That gives creators some control over the look of a shot, while the detachable design makes it possible to position them separately from the tripod. The product is not water resistant, so it is intended for dry shooting conditions.

Buyer feedback is generally positive about ease of setup and the microphone’s clarity, and some describe the kit as approachable for beginners. Opinions are more divided on stability and lighting: some find the base steady and the lights helpful, while others say the tripod feels shaky or the lights are not enough on their own. Some buyers also report durability problems, including lights failing or parts breaking. These reports are worth weighing if the kit will see frequent use.

Practical tips

For a talking-head clip at home, set the tripod at a comfortable height, frame the phone, then place the lights to suit the room and choose a warm, cool, or natural tone. The remote can trigger the phone wirelessly, which is useful when recording yourself from a short distance. For an interview or a clip where the speaker moves, the wireless mic system adds flexibility compared with relying on the phone’s built-in microphone.

The stated phone-holder fit is specific, so match your device to the 4–4.7-inch range before choosing this kit. If you plan to mount a camera, GoPro, or another accessory instead, the 1/4-inch thread is the relevant feature, the phone holder and thread are different mounting considerations.

Tips for day-to-day use

Extend the telescoping legs gradually and place the tripod on a level surface before recording. That is a sensible setup for any tall phone stand, especially since customer comments about sturdiness are mixed. Keep the lights aimed at the subject and adjust their color and brightness rather than assuming they will illuminate an entire room. Their usefulness will depend on the scene and available light.

Check the receiver connection and remote pairing as part of setting up a shoot, and keep the included Type-C cables handy for recharging. The kit’s bundle can reduce the need to assemble separate basic accessories, but it does not replace checking framing, sound, and lighting for each recording.

When it makes sense

Worth considering if you want a single starter kit for phone-based social videos and expect to use the tripod, mic, and lights together. Its adjustable height and rotating holder suit changes in camera angle, while the included remote supports hands-free recording. It may also be a more practical starting point than buying a stand alone when you need several basic creator accessories in one package.

Not the best choice if you need water-resistant gear, stronger lighting for a demanding scene, or a setup whose stability and long-term durability are critical priorities. Those concerns are not resolved by the listed features, and buyer feedback raises mixed views on steadiness and longevity. For occasional indoor clips, the included combination is relevant, for intensive production, consider whether separate, purpose-built equipment better fits the job.