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yazmin
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025
So much more convenient than the original extended! Great purchase
Will O.
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2025
You can pair (not electronically!) this selfie stick with any camera with a 1/4-20 screw capable camera, but really, you should only use it with lightweight 360 cameras. You can't control the angle of the camera unless you add some sort of a ball head, but that would get unwieldy. Also, you'd be surprised how heavy even a a lightweight camera is when held at the end of a nearly 10 foot long pole. But compared to my 10 foot long aluminum selfie stick, which bends and sways when fully extended, this one holds a much straighter, much more controllable feeling with less wobble at the far end.
Feagans3
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2025
The little pins that hold each section of selfie stick fell out of one section causing the stick to fall apart into two pieces. Apparently this particular stick can’t have the slightest bit of dust get in between each section or it may cause it to slightly seize up when retracting or extending the stick. Basically if you are using this outdoors, be careful of the slightest bit of dust, dirt or even water because it may seize up. I hear this is a common issue with these style of sticks because of the tight tolerances between each section. I will never spend this kind of money on one of these ever again. I have a friend with an Insta 360 version of this stick, and it done the exact same thing. These are nice and very light weight selfie sticks but they cannot hold up any kind of outdoor elements. I’ll go back to the $25 Amazon sticks.
JimmyZ
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2025
Yeah, compared to the 114cm "selfie sticks," this one just keeps going and going. I got the chance to really put it through its paces this week. I am a property inspector and needed a long stick to mount a phone mount to so that I can take pics of roofs from the ground. Two of the days I had this in the field it rained all day. I was impressed how well it deployed and how stiff it was at full extension. I did not feel the need to lock in the sections. They stayed as extended as I wanted. But they still extended and compressed smoothly. I really like the quality here. I do have a 360 camera so I am also looking forward to trying out some shots with that. But that will be an easier day than what I put it through for work, so I have confidence that it will do well when I am finally able to have some fun with it. I also like that it has a threaded base, because I do have a mini tripod that gets really wide. So I think it will combine with it well and am planning to get involved with real estate 360 photography.
Alfatech
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2025
The Thionyee 3m/9.8ft Carbon Fiber Extended Invisible Selfie Stick gives a new perspective of photo/video; shots with a insta360 camera will look like it was taken by a mid-air drone.This is a big improvement and more dramatic over the original insta360 invisible stick that only extends to 3.7ft.The Thionyee is slightly heavier than the original brand 9.8ft insta360 stick and at this time it is only about $20 cheaper.Quality is pretty good, it is sturdy, it extends easily and locks well at 3 different extensions.
Todd Copeland
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025
Works very well. There is some slight bend when fully extended or extended near it's capacity but that is to be expected.
Review
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025
This looks and performs exactly like its brand name counterpart while costing approx $20 less (at the time of this review). The material is lightweight and when extended holds stiff. Gotta laugh at the misspellings and translation of the words into English but they aren't wrong and you shouldn't screw on the camera violently ;)
Aaron H.
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025
Being 10 feet long, it can be a little unwieldy when fully extended, but there's no avoiding that. Collapsed, it will fit easily into a day-pack or similar sized carrier.These will probably work best with wide-angle action camera that you don't really need to aim (think Insta360), but there are probably some fun things you could do with a small point-and-shoot (such as a Sony rx100) if you add a little ball-gimbal to the end and use remote view/shutter software.It has a 1/4" tripod socket on its base, so it could be set up to be hands-free, but you'd have to be careful about it tipping (whether when tilted or in a strong breeze). You'd probably want to hang a weight from the bottom of the tripod.
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