EUCOS 62" Tripod for iPhone – Selfie Stick Tripod Review

Last updated: August 2025

EUCOS 62" Tripod for iPhone – Selfie Stick Tripod Review

The first time I unfolded the EUCOS 62" tripod out on the riverwalk, I remember thinking how strange it was that something so light could feel this sturdy in my hands. Winnipeg had one of those crisp mornings where the air feels sharp but energizing, and I wanted to film a quick clip with my phone — nothing fancy, just a simple skyline shot. But as soon as I extended the tripod to its full height, something clicked. It felt like I suddenly had more room to create, more angles to explore, more stories to tell. There’s a certain kind of freedom that comes from having gear that doesn’t fight you, and this little tripod surprised me in all the right ways. 📱✨🌄

As it stretched up to its full 62 inches, it gave me perspectives I’m just not used to getting from a smartphone. When you film or shoot with your phone handheld, you tend to stay at chest height, eye height… safe heights. But the moment I raised this tripod above me, the shot completely changed. My iPhone felt like it was floating above the city, catching the rooftops, the soft morning light bouncing off the buildings, even the slow movement of people below. What I loved most was how simple it was — no complicated knobs, no stiff joints, no fighting with clamps. Just extend, lock, shoot. The whole process made me feel like I could be anywhere — a trail, a cafe patio, a snowy park — and still bring home something cinematic. 🎥❄️💭

The weight — or lack of it — made me appreciate the design even more. I’ve hauled bulky tripods around for years, and I know that familiar feeling of frustration when they catch on your backpack, clang against your leg, or drag you down on longer outings. But this thing barely added anything to my load. I remember walking through The Forks with it tucked under my arm, barely noticing it until inspiration hit and I wanted to set up a vertical shot beside the river. The legs snapped open smoothly, rubber feet gripping the ground with this quiet confidence that even winter ice couldn’t shake. And when I mounted my phone and stepped back, that little Bluetooth remote in my hand suddenly made the whole world feel easier — one tap, and the moment was captured. 🚶‍♂️🌬️📸

What surprised me most was how comfortable it made filming myself feel. There’s always that awkwardness when you're setting up a shot alone, especially outside with people around. But the tripod brought this sense of permission with it — like it carved out a small creative space wherever I placed it. I could talk, move, gesture, be myself, and the frame stayed clean and steady. I loved how seamlessly the mount rotated between vertical and horizontal, almost encouraging me to switch up my shot style without breaking the flow. That smooth twist felt like shifting between two versions of the same story — the intimate, vertical smartphone vibe, and the wider, more cinematic horizontal world. ✨💬🎬

Even indoors, it became part of my daily routine. I’d set it up in the living room for editing sessions, quick video notes, or product shots, extending it just enough to catch the warm light from the window hitting the tabletop. I started to rely on it more than I expected — for FaceTime calls, overhead shots, or even those spontaneous moments where you just want to document life as it is. It’s funny how one piece of simple gear can make you feel more connected to what you're capturing. And even though the mount has a bit of that plastic feel, it never actually let me down. It held on tight, even when the wind picked up or when I tilted my phone at dramatic angles just to see how far I could push it. ⚙️💡🌆

By the time I folded it back down into its compact little form, I realized that the EUCOS tripod had quietly become one of those rare pieces of gear that you don’t think about often — but would miss immediately if it wasn’t there. Light, tall, steady, ready. Everything a good companion tool should be.

UCOS 62" Tripod for iPhone – Selfie Stick Tripod Review

🔗 Where to Buy

📦 Buy on Amazon USA

📦 EUCOS 62" Selfie Stick Tripod

FINAL THOUGHTS

When I look back at the footage I captured with this tripod, I’m reminded of how much a simple tool can change the feel of a moment. There’s a calmness in letting the camera stand on its own — giving the scene space to breathe and giving yourself room to move inside the frame. The EUCOS tripod added that calmness into my process. It made each shot feel intentional, grounded, and clean, even when the world around me was busy or cold or unpredictable. ❄️🌄💭

Using it taught me something subtle about creativity: sometimes height changes perspective in more ways than one. Being able to lift the camera up, tilt it, back away, or frame myself hands-free opened up small creative possibilities I hadn’t considered before. I liked that it didn’t intimidate me or demand attention; it simply made things easier. That's the best kind of gear — the kind that disappears into the background while elevating everything you make. The only thing I found myself wishing for was a slightly more premium clamp, but even then, it never failed me when it mattered. 🎥✨

What stayed with me the most was the symbolism of those tall, steady legs rising from the ground — how sometimes stability is the key to capturing something meaningful. Watching the tripod stand firm on icy sidewalks, on wooden boardwalks, on uneven snow patches made me think about how much we all need a little stability in the middle of movement. The way it held my phone steady against winter winds felt like a gentle reminder that creativity doesn’t need perfect conditions; it just needs a reliable place to stand. 🌬️🌉📸

In the end, this tripod wasn’t just a tool — it became part of my rhythm, part of the way I move through my day with a camera. And that’s how I know it’s something worth keeping close.

🔗 Where to Buy

Buy on Amazon

📦 EUCOS 62" Selfie Stick Tripod