I use it for a small projector that travels with me for business. It replaced the stock piece of junk that came with the projector. Very sturdy for the projector. I have zero fear it will tip over. The push button on it is awesome; well made, easy to use, a huge improvement from the stock tripod.

Bought it to use with Sony RX100 M2. Ideal for hand held shots with tripod legs folded. Just the stability needed for any small camera.

The PIXI is the latest mini tripod to be launched by Manfrotto. Acting as a replacement for the Manfrotto MTT2-P02, it's designed as a lightweight, portable support for a large variety of devices ranging from CSCs (Compact System Cameras), Bridge Cameras, the iPhone (with the KLYP peripheral) and...

Overall, a superb product would highly recommend, but just beware if you're looking to upload your videos/photos to the internet. You'll have to use the built-in functionality of your phone and not of the stand since it doesn't provide auto recording techniques via Bluetooth which would have made...

Super durable, lightweight, and seems to function quite nicely; The added swivel function to the smartphone clamp is a real treat! The clamp itself can be mounted without any problems and is easy to use

No Bluetooth or any electronic enabled functionality

A quality small and light weighed tripod

The Manfrotto Pixi Mini is a new compact tripod designed for CSC, Mirrorless, Entry-Level DSLRs and Bridge cameras and smaller.

Extremely compact - fits in your pocket; 5 year warranty when registered - 2yr standard; Three rubber feet on the bottom; Easy to use

Ball can be difficult to move; Previous version gives more movement; Limited ball head movement

Fantastic little tripod. I'm using it on my Canon EOS-M3 and it fits securely with no issues. It's easy to use and you can feel the quality of the build and materials.

A tripod is a must have item for photographers so we all have at least one in our gear bag or studio. While handy, there are times when it simply isn't practical to carry around a stand size tripod and some places (such as museums) don't allow one.