We were pretty jazzed to test out the Pocket Tripod Pro since we always find ourselves in situations where we need to prop up our smartphone. You need not worry about the brackets scratching your screen or screen protector the brackets’ edges are dulled out by a soft silicone-like material, which also provides extra grip. They even included a Grey Fit Card so you can see which pair of brackets is best suited for your smartphone. The package includes a set of brackets for different devices ranging from 6.0 mm thick and 12.5 mm thick. Geometrical Pocket Tripod Pro | Included brackets It’s a noteworthy choice considering that the Pocket Tripod Pro has the thickness of just two credit cards-it was never going to be too heavy regardless, but the carbon fiber is a nice touch. Carbon fiber is the same stuff you’ll find on sports cars and competition-level bicycles due to its strength and lightness. A great example of this is the tripod’s legs, which are made from carbon fiber and coated with plastic. But as a tool, the styling comes second to functionality. It’s designed as a tripod, and you’ll be looking at its general direction during use. Geometrical Pocket Tripod Pro | The tripod in card form It’s a look you’ve probably seen a few times on other credit card-sized multi-tools, and the purposeful incisions and shapes add to the industrial design aesthetic.

The body is peppered with holes, shapes, and edges which serve different purposes. The Pocket Tripod Pro would look like a typical credit card in its base form-if it were modeled partly after swiss cheese. However, with so much going on, there is a fault or two with the experience. It features a clever design that brings tripod-like capabilities down to the pocket-sized level. One of the few things you probably least likely thought would join this trend is the tripod, but here we are: The Pocket Tripod Pro looks like a credit card from the 23rd century, and it even transforms like a robot from the future. Geometrical Pocket Tripod Pro | Using the tripod in the office Remember cash? That was quite compact, yet we have cards now too. You can always count on someone to run with the idea that usually starts with, “What if it was smaller?” You can fit plenty of things in your wallet these days, and it’s one of the go-to destinations for something that goes under this miniaturization trend.

Pocket phone tripod