Manfrotto MP1-C02 Pocket Support Small - Grey

I've had one of these before but lost it. I was so pleased to find a replacement for my new compact camera. At 31g it does add a significant amount of weight to the camera but its worth it for an instantly available & stable tripod that you can leave permanently fitted, or remove quickly. So much better than a lump of blue tac! Each foot is adjusted separately to allow leveling on uneven surfaces and the friction springs keep it in the position you put them. When folded it is about 9mm thick so will still fit in your camera case and when fully extended each foot gives about 22mm lift from the camera base. It also feels very sturdy and well made, as you'd expect from Manfrotto. Two downsides; this one is grey; my camera is black; the screwdriver tool supplied is a bit fiddly to use.

Very good quality. Springs on the legs are not very strong so it will not support a heavy camera. My LX100 is on the weight limit.

There are times when I would like to put my camera down but don't need a bag or kit or a tripod weighing me down.This is a wonderful little device,I used it tonight to do some video work, I simply sat the camera on a railing and the stand did the rest.It is not for every situation, but it is light and compact and so is there when needed.

Probably the cutest camera accessory ever!! It's tiny...I mean tiny!! so discreet and compact, fits perfectly on the bottom of my canon mirrorless cameras, meaning it hardly ever leaves the body of the camera at all. Super easy to use, extremely well built, basically for the money, it can't be beaten!!

Barely noticeable on my G5x. Easy to center, nice stiff legs.The supplied 'key' thing on its lanyard ought to be twice the thickness, though.

Small, neat and light enough to leave on the camera. It works fairly well as a mini tripod allowing easy long expsures and better selfies.At that price - just buy one.

Don't think I'll use it ........

I think I paid around £5 for this little stand and I have it more or less permanently mounted on my Panasonic TZ camera. It folds flat when not in use and is perfect for those occasions when you need to position the camera on an awkward surface.Some reviewers have stated that the stand is unstable when the camera lens is zoomed out. I have to say that, on my travel-zoom, I have had no such problems and I wonder whether some people are attaching the stand back to front! The leg with the logo on needs to face forward to support the lens. All in all a nifty little device and well worth the money.