Pocket Tripod is back, and now it's universal
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(Pocket Tripod)
Pocket Tripod launched nearly three years ago on Kickstarter as a way for iPhone users to easily carry and set up a tripod for their phones. The thin plastic is about the width of a credit card and can slip into a wallet. Now, the company is relaunching its product, and this time, it'll fit most any phone, even if it's in a case. The pocket tripod comes with 15 different size adapter options that expand to up to 12.5mm. Pricing starts at $18 on Kickstarter.
Pocket Tripod
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