Excellent mini tripod from Manfrotto. Easy to use and adjust. It has a sturdy head while the lever tightens quickly and easily. Can be used with the Canon M50 for both low angle photography where a traditional tripod cannot be achieved, as well as for video as a self stick.

Very sturdy. It appears to be of high quality construction. It holds a reliable DSLR camera along with a battery grip and a Sigma 17-50 lens

Within a month with minimal use, it broke down like a 5 euro tripod. And the service in Greece is just a hassle, better to buy a new one than deal with warranty issues. I expected much more from Manfrotto.

Quite useful when you don't have the comfort to carry a larger tripod. However, this particular product is quite expensive and mediocre in terms of construction. Specifically, the original one had a problem with the screw that secures the camera to the tripod, but luckily I returned it the next day of purchase to the store and they gave me another one.

Perfect lightweight, small, very good choice to shoot from a very low height, comfortably lifts the D5100 that I have along with a 200mm lens at any angle.
Minus
-cost
-plastic exterior construction (the internal parts are metallic)

I needed a small tripod mainly for ground-level shots or sometimes as a tabletop tripod, and it was the only one that could handle the weight of a full-frame camera with its lens. The specifications of its head are for 2 1/2 kilograms. However, the problem is that the excessive plastic in its head makes it very unstable, behaving like a spring, something like a yo-yo. Of course, you cannot turn the camera for a vertical shot because the whole system flips over.
Low build quality, it feels like a children's toy in your hands, it has no stability, and it is excessively expensive for what it is.
If you have a DX DSLR, I would recommend the Benro tripod for half the price, which can handle up to 1 1/2 kilograms, of course, its head is different, but it is very stable and sturdy.