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Pin Joint Mount – Removable BallHead 1K – 1/4″-20 Attachment – 3-Position Click-Set Adjustable Legs – JOBY 1 Year Warranty
Durable Construction: Glass filled composite is lightweight and high strength with thinner structure
Adjustable Legs: patent pending legs can be click-set in three positions to stabilize heavier cameras on uneven surfaces
Removable Ballhead: Ballhead 1K can be used on GorillaPod or 1/4″-20 tripod mount
Stable: Flatten legs to max 14″ (36cm) inch spread for more stability in windy situations
Joby TelePod Pro Kit Specification
Specification: Joby TelePod Pro Kit
Product Dimensions
2.17 x 2.17 x 10.35 inches
Item Weight (ounces)
12.3
ASIN
B07HS5FY15
Item model number
JB01548-BWW
Batteries
1 A batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
September 21, 2018
Item Weight (Kilograms)
0.35
Weight Limit (Pounds)
6.6
Model Name
TelePod Pro Kit
Maximum Height (Centimeters)
70
Tripod Head Type
Ball Heads
Minimum Height (Millimeters)
262.9
Leg Diameter (centimeters)
3.8
Number of leg sections
3
Folded Size
[Less than] 10 inches
Manufacturer
Joby
UPC
817024015480
Global Trade Identification Number
00817024015480
Joby TelePod Pro Kit Reviews (13)
13 reviews for Joby TelePod Pro Kit
3.6out of 5
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★★★★★
TG –
Je vais pas vous mentir, au début c’est très bien, puis 1 semaine après tout bouge.. Les joints ne sont pas solides et cela fait trembler la camera
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★★★★★
Felicia J.Phillips –
As a content creator this was a very good buy. Affordable and durable. Get two if you need one’
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JMA –
Firstly, the included ball head is wholly inadequate. It’s made up of 2 parts that loosens the whole assembly when you undo the screw. It rotates even if you tighten it to the 1/4 screw of the tripod. Replace this immediately. I got this because I missed out on the “Trippler” tripod and this seems to be of similar type. The materials used seem to be of quality. The grip on the legs are, well, grippy. The nature of it’s design seems to be it’s strenght and weakness at the same time. You loosen it to extend it like a selfie stick or shorten to be a vlogger grip. The mechanics of this is where it’s kind of weak. You really have to tighten it down when you are at your desired length or otherwise it will wobble easily. When tighten I mean tighten. But due to this, you’ll have to work just as hard to untighten it when you want to change the length again. Basically I wish the lock/unlock mechanism was a bit better.
Due to the lack of options that are similar to this I’ll have to make it work. On the positive side, it’s great as a vlogging grip, the size is packable, and it’s lightweight for what it can do.
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★★★★★
dan k. –
Conocía el trípode Max de GoPro pero este es muy más solido las patas abren totalmente si se quiere posición baja y estable y tiene correa de mano. Con la articulación de bola es mucho más versátil (incluye el adaptador para GoPro). El modelo PRO soporta cámaras de hasta 1kg. Tiene rosca de trípode estándar 1/4. Si se quiere usar para Smartphone recomiendo el adaptador de Manfrotto Pixie Clamp con rosca estándar que sujeta muy firmemente y soporta accesorios de iluminación LED. Este JOBY TelePro PRO cumple perfectamente como un todo-en-uno compacto y ligero que se puede llevar en la mochila y sirve tanto como pequeño soporte, como palo selfie y como tripode pequeño. Lo uso con GoPro, con cámara zoom de viaje y con smartphone. No he probado con una cámara más grande pero para eso tengo otros trípodes más altos y estables. Me gusta mucho en todo caso para viaje y deporte.
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★★★★★
PayneInnovation –
Muy buen producto
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★★★★★
The North Ridge –
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Terrible product, the ball head is not working after 2 months of use.i cant place my sony zv1 over this. Now after 4 months the extension is not working And customer service is pathetic
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★★★★★
Daniel Silva –
This is for cámaras I am looking for me cell phone
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★★★★★
Geoff W Sutton –
Just what I wanted for travel- small, easy to use, tripod or grip
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★★★★★
jordan –
Great sturdy and versatile
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★★★★★
Francisco L. –
I ordered this as lighter alternative to Velbon Sherpa tripod. Since I do not use DSLR much and use Lumix Point and shoot camera most of the time, I do not need Heavy Duty tripod. Instead I had lighter ones including couple different size of Joby Gorillas but I wanted little higher. I bought few lighter alternative tripod but was not satisfied bulky and not light enough. This seems works as pocket tripod with little elevated use. I saw similar but I know Joby quality and their engineering, and I was right. Quality is great. Only hoped it included quick release like Gorilla pod. And make spare camera attachment available for multi cameras.
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★★★★★
PayneInnovation –
Locking mechanism is twist so simple side to side movements unlock the mount. Joby normally backs up their high price with great design, not this time.
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★★★★★
FatheringAutism –
Fidgety is the best way to describe this thing. It’s actually worse than the Gorillapod when it comes to fidgetyness. Joby has obviously gone after the vlogging/content creation market for awhile now but one thing they continue to miss the mark on is we want to get the shot, not mess with our equipment constantly. The ball head is garbage and the camera has a tendency to spin on it unless you loosen the knob and retighten it. The extensions are never secure so it will flop from side to side, you have to extend the bottom extension just to use it as a tripod, when it is being used as a tripod it only works with the legs fully extended because they flex too much in the middle position with nothing more than a Sony ZV-1 on it. I don’t know why “thickness” is a rating on here. Thickness isn’t a good thing. If anything it’s way too bulky and long. I would NEVER put a mirrorless camera on it doesn’t need this much girth for a point and shoot…or maybe it would be even worse if it were thinner. Major miss on this one Joby.
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K –
Nice looking product that could benefit from a bit more heft. It does the job, but max height when something is attached is probably unsafe. The legs need to be fully splayed out to avoid tipping. Locking by turning the rods can also be activated accidentally when grabbing. So overall, it’s still a good looking and worthwhile product, but wish for some things to be a bit sturdier and reassuring.
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TG –
Je vais pas vous mentir, au début c’est très bien, puis 1 semaine après tout bouge.. Les joints ne sont pas solides et cela fait trembler la camera
Felicia J.Phillips –
As a content creator this was a very good buy. Affordable and durable. Get two if you need one’
JMA –
Firstly, the included ball head is wholly inadequate. It’s made up of 2 parts that loosens the whole assembly when you undo the screw. It rotates even if you tighten it to the 1/4 screw of the tripod. Replace this immediately. I got this because I missed out on the “Trippler” tripod and this seems to be of similar type. The materials used seem to be of quality. The grip on the legs are, well, grippy. The nature of it’s design seems to be it’s strenght and weakness at the same time. You loosen it to extend it like a selfie stick or shorten to be a vlogger grip. The mechanics of this is where it’s kind of weak. You really have to tighten it down when you are at your desired length or otherwise it will wobble easily. When tighten I mean tighten. But due to this, you’ll have to work just as hard to untighten it when you want to change the length again. Basically I wish the lock/unlock mechanism was a bit better.
Due to the lack of options that are similar to this I’ll have to make it work. On the positive side, it’s great as a vlogging grip, the size is packable, and it’s lightweight for what it can do.
dan k. –
Conocía el trípode Max de GoPro pero este es muy más solido las patas abren totalmente si se quiere posición baja y estable y tiene correa de mano. Con la articulación de bola es mucho más versátil (incluye el adaptador para GoPro). El modelo PRO soporta cámaras de hasta 1kg. Tiene rosca de trípode estándar 1/4. Si se quiere usar para Smartphone recomiendo el adaptador de Manfrotto Pixie Clamp con rosca estándar que sujeta muy firmemente y soporta accesorios de iluminación LED. Este JOBY TelePro PRO cumple perfectamente como un todo-en-uno compacto y ligero que se puede llevar en la mochila y sirve tanto como pequeño soporte, como palo selfie y como tripode pequeño. Lo uso con GoPro, con cámara zoom de viaje y con smartphone. No he probado con una cámara más grande pero para eso tengo otros trípodes más altos y estables. Me gusta mucho en todo caso para viaje y deporte.
PayneInnovation –
Muy buen producto
The North Ridge –
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Terrible product, the ball head is not working after 2 months of use.i cant place my sony zv1 over this.
Now after 4 months the extension is not working
And customer service is pathetic
Daniel Silva –
This is for cámaras I am looking for me cell phone
Geoff W Sutton –
Just what I wanted for travel- small, easy to use, tripod or grip
jordan –
Great sturdy and versatile
Francisco L. –
I ordered this as lighter alternative to Velbon Sherpa tripod. Since I do not use DSLR much and use Lumix Point and shoot camera most of the time, I do not need Heavy Duty tripod. Instead I had lighter ones including couple different size of Joby Gorillas but I wanted little higher. I bought few lighter alternative tripod but was not satisfied bulky and not light enough. This seems works as pocket tripod with little elevated use. I saw similar but I know Joby quality and their engineering, and I was right. Quality is great. Only hoped it included quick release like Gorilla pod. And make spare camera attachment available for multi cameras.
PayneInnovation –
Locking mechanism is twist so simple side to side movements unlock the mount.
Joby normally backs up their high price with great design, not this time.
FatheringAutism –
Fidgety is the best way to describe this thing. It’s actually worse than the Gorillapod when it comes to fidgetyness. Joby has obviously gone after the vlogging/content creation market for awhile now but one thing they continue to miss the mark on is we want to get the shot, not mess with our equipment constantly. The ball head is garbage and the camera has a tendency to spin on it unless you loosen the knob and retighten it. The extensions are never secure so it will flop from side to side, you have to extend the bottom extension just to use it as a tripod, when it is being used as a tripod it only works with the legs fully extended because they flex too much in the middle position with nothing more than a Sony ZV-1 on it. I don’t know why “thickness” is a rating on here. Thickness isn’t a good thing. If anything it’s way too bulky and long. I would NEVER put a mirrorless camera on it doesn’t need this much girth for a point and shoot…or maybe it would be even worse if it were thinner. Major miss on this one Joby.
K –
Nice looking product that could benefit from a bit more heft. It does the job, but max height when something is attached is probably unsafe. The legs need to be fully splayed out to avoid tipping. Locking by turning the rods can also be activated accidentally when grabbing. So overall, it’s still a good looking and worthwhile product, but wish for some things to be a bit sturdier and reassuring.