This arrived very quickly and in great packaging. This was really easy to figure out, didn't need any sort of instructions. I always said I wouldn't jump on the "selfie stick" bandwagon, but I am going on a vacation with a group, and I think this will be fun for documenting our trip.
I chose this one over many others for 2 main reasons: (1)- It uses a cord to connect to your phone instead of bluetooth. I didn't want ANOTHER thing to have to make sure it was charged or had fresh batteries. (2)- the attached mirror on the stick. I don't like to use my front facing camera on my phone because it isn't super good quality unless the lighting is PERFECT. So this way, I can turn my camera around and use my back camera, but still see what I am going to be taking a picture of.
I had one minor hiccup with my phone. When I attached it and put it on the stick, it wouldn't take a picture. After a quick google search, I found out that if the stick is squeezing your phone's buttons on the sides, it won't take a picture. So I adjusted my phone just a bit so it was barely off center to free up my buttons and it took a picture perfectly! My kids think its the coolest thing and wanna use it all the time, now I just need to teach them proper selfie stick etiquette:)
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I also don't like how the rubber grip covers over the switch in ...
I got this because the PanShot LT-C02 I bought before rose in price. This one extends longer (1 foot more seen in pics) than the PanShot but it's more flimsy. The PanShot feels more solid and has a thicker grip than this one. This one has a thinner grip which makes it harder to hold.I also don't like how the rubber grip covers over the switch in the handle (see picture). If you rotate the rubber grip by accident it's hard to find where the switch originally was.The Panshot has a switch that isn't covered and is above the grip making it easier to find. I think the Panshot has better design than this one overall. But this one comes with a bag (the panshot didn't) and is 2 dollars cheaper. If you don't extend it all the way and only extend it 4 bars it's as sturdy as the panshot's.Overall I'm no selfie stick expert. I've only had 2 to compare and that's this one and the Panshot.Overall worked with my LG G3 and brother's galaxy s5 and dad's note 3.
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I also don't like how the rubber grip covers over the switch in the handle (see picture). If you rotate the rubber grip by accident it's hard to find where the switch originally was.
The Panshot has a switch that isn't covered and is above the grip making it easier to find. I think the Panshot has better design than this one overall. But this one comes with a bag (the panshot didn't) and is 2 dollars cheaper. If you don't extend it all the way and only extend it 4 bars it's as sturdy as the panshot's.
Overall I'm no selfie stick expert. I've only had 2 to compare and that's this one and the Panshot.
Overall worked with my LG G3 and brother's galaxy s5 and dad's note 3.
I also don't like how the rubber grip covers over the switch in ...
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2015
I got this because the PanShot LT-C02 I bought before rose in price. This one extends longer (1 foot more seen in pics) than the PanShot but it's more flimsy. The PanShot feels more solid and has a thicker grip than this one. This one has a thinner grip which makes it harder to hold.Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2015
I also don't like how the rubber grip covers over the switch in the handle (see picture). If you rotate the rubber grip by accident it's hard to find where the switch originally was.
The Panshot has a switch that isn't covered and is above the grip making it easier to find. I think the Panshot has better design than this one overall. But this one comes with a bag (the panshot didn't) and is 2 dollars cheaper. If you don't extend it all the way and only extend it 4 bars it's as sturdy as the panshot's.
Overall I'm no selfie stick expert. I've only had 2 to compare and that's this one and the Panshot.
Overall worked with my LG G3 and brother's galaxy s5 and dad's note 3.
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