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Q12 Bluetooth-compatible Selfie Stick Aluminum Alloy Pole Extendable Phone Tripod Stand with Wireless Remote

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Q12 Bluetooth-compatible Selfie Stick Aluminum Alloy Pole Extendable Phone Tripod Stand with Wireless RemoteAll in One Selfie TripodCombines selfie stick, phone holder, tripod, and wireless remote in one compact design, making it easy to switch between handheld shooting and hands free recording. Stable Tripod for Hands Free ShotsThe fold out tripod base provides steady support for group photos, video calls, live streaming, makeup tutorials, travel videos, and everyday content creation. Detachable Wireless RemoteThe removable Bluetooth compatible remote lets

  • 【All-in-One Selfie Tripod】Combines selfie stick, phone holder, tripod, and wireless remote in one compact design, making it easy to switch between handheld shooting and hands-free recording.
  • 【Stable Tripod for Hands-Free Shots】The fold-out tripod base provides steady support for group photos, video calls, live streaming, makeup tutorials, travel videos, and everyday content creation.
  • 【Detachable Wireless Remote】The removable Bluetooth-compatible remote lets you take photos or start recording from a distance, making solo shooting and group photos more convenient.
  • 【Extendable Aluminum Pole】Lightweight aluminum alloy pole extends smoothly for wider angles and better framing, while keeping the selfie stick sturdy and easy to carry.
  • 【360° Rotatable Phone Holder】Adjustable phone holder supports horizontal and vertical shooting, allowing flexible angles for selfies, vlogs, reels, video calls, and social media videos.

Specifications:

  • Bluetooth-compatible Version: 4.2
  • Transmission Frequency: 2.4GHz-2.4835GHz
  • Working Voltage: 3V
  • Remote Control Distance: Up to 10m
  • Remote Battery: CR1632 Battery (Replaceable)
  • Compatible System: Android 4.4 or Above / iOS 5.0 or Above
  • Material: ABS + Aluminum Alloy
  • Phone Width Compatibility: 59-80mm
  • Maximum Tripod Height: 723mm

Package included

  • 1 x Tripod Selfie Stick
  • 1 x English and Chinese User Manual
  • Phone Not Included

Specifications

Brand N/A
Color Pink
Packaging Type Colored Box
Plug Type (For Supply) N/A
User Manual (Language) English and Chinese
Gross Weight 0.197kg
Volume Weight 0.096kg
Package Length 23.500cm
Package Width 4.800cm
Package Height 3.800cm
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