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The Cullmann Alpha 2500 mobile Smartphone tripod is a compact three-leg support designed specifically for smartphone photography and videography. It accepts a maximum load of 2.5 kg and offers a practical height range from 16.5 cm to 63 cm, allowing for low-angle shots and elevated perspectives. With a net weight of approximately 1.26 kg and a black-and-grey finish, the tripod balances portability and stability for everyday and travel use.

Advantages

The tripod’s three-leg design provides stable support for modern smartphones while keeping the overall footprint small. Its lightweight construction makes it easy to carry and deploy quickly in different shooting situations. The adjustable height range enables flexible composition options, from tabletop-level framing to higher eye-level shots. The neutral black and grey colour scheme fits a variety of equipment setups without drawing attention.

Suitable for

• Smartphone photography and video recording
• Vlogging and self-recording sessions
• Tabletop product and macro-style shots at low heights
• Travel and on-location content creation

Key specifications

• Number of legs: 3
• Maximum height: 63 cm
• Minimum height: 16.5 cm
• Maximum load capacity: 2.5 kg
• Weight: approx. 1.26 kg
• Designed purpose: Smartphone use
• Product colour: Black, Grey

How to use

Position the tripod on a stable, level surface and extend the legs to the required height within the 16.5 cm to 63 cm range. Secure the smartphone using a compatible phone holder or clamp mounted to the tripod head, ensuring the device is seated firmly and balanced. Make final adjustments to angle and tilt using the tripod head controls before locking settings for photography or video capture. When finished, collapse the legs and stow the tripod in a protective bag for transport.

Recommendations

For best results, check that the smartphone is well centred and that the tripod legs are evenly spread on the surface. Avoid exceeding the 2.5 kg load capacity and use the lower heights for stable close-up or tabletop shots, while the taller settings suit eye-level framing and group compositions.