Hama 00004621 trípode teléfono móvil negro

The Hama 00004621 is a compact, pocket-sized tripod and selfie stick for mobile phones, designed to provide stable, shake-free photos and videos. With a maximum extension of 20 cm and a folded minimum height of 10 cm, this lightweight (87 g) black tripod is suitable for travel and everyday use. The foldable smartphone holder and rubberised legs allow it to double as a stable desk or bedside stand.

Advantages

The telescopic rod extends to 20 cm and features a guide groove for torsion resistance, enabling steadier recordings such as concert shots, group photos and hard-to-reach motifs. The clamp spring holder fits smartphones with widths from 5.0 to 8.5 cm (horizontal format) and includes rubber inserts to protect device cases. Stepless, individually adjustable tripod legs adapt to various surfaces and provide a secure hand-held grip thanks to rubberised finishes.

Suitable for

• Selfies and video diaries (vlogs)
• Travel and outdoor photography
• Concerts and events where extra reach is needed
• Desk or bedside phone stand for calls or media playback

Key specifications

• Model: Hama 00004621
• Purpose: Mobile phone tripod / selfie stick
• Maximum height (extended): 200 mm
• Minimum height (folded): 100 mm
• Compatible smartphone width: 5.0–8.5 cm (horizontal)
• Weight: 0.087 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Fold out the tripod legs and place the unit on a stable surface, or hold it by the rubberised legs for hand-held shots. Pull the telescopic rod to the desired length (up to 20 cm) and secure the smartphone in the clamp spring holder in horizontal orientation. Adjust the stepless tripod legs individually to level the phone on uneven ground. Use the rubber inserts to protect the phone case from scratches while positioning the device for photo or video recording.

Recommendations

For best stability, extend the telescopic rod only as far as necessary and spread the tripod legs evenly. Avoid overextending on slippery or highly uneven surfaces; use as a desk stand when filming longer videos to reduce hand fatigue.