Kratos K9 Premium Selfie Stick Tripod with Light - 170cm

Description

<p>Filming yourself alone is an engineering problem: the phone needs to stand somewhere, at height, in good light, triggered without a sprint back to frame. The Kratos K9 answers all four requirements in one telescoping stick.</p>
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<li><strong>170cm maximum extension</strong> - full-body framing without theWide-angle-lens dance; dance reels, fitness form checks and outfit transitions get complete shots.</li>
<li><strong>Built-in fill light</strong> - the LED ring at the phone mount softens indoor lighting; not a ring light replacement, but the difference between a grey face and a visible one in dim rooms.</li>
<li><strong>Three modes in one</strong> - collapsed as a handheld selfie stick, desktop tripod for seated content, full tripod for standing shots. The legs fold around the handle like a claw stand.</li>
<li><strong>Bluetooth remote shutter</strong> - the button hides in the handle section; pair once and trigger from up to ten metres away. No timer sprints.</li>
<li><strong>Adjustable phone clamp</strong> - any phone from compact to max-size fits, portrait or landscape, with a secure grip that survives breeze and bump.</li>
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<p>The aluminium construction keeps it light in the bag yet stable at full height - plastic sticks wobble at 170cm; this mostly does not.</p>
<p>The candid limits: the fill light is ambient help, not studio lighting - pair the Digitek ring light for serious indoor filming. And at full extension in wind, any stick tripod needs care.</p>
<p>Priced at Rs 699 with a 4.1-star listing, the K9 is the solo-creator starter kit compressed into one object: tripod, light and stick, no extra purchases required.</p>

Key features

• 170cm extendable aluminium tripod
• LED fill light built into the phone mount
• Bluetooth remote shutter hidden in the handle
• Works as a handheld stick, a desktop tripod, or a full tripod
• Phone clamp fits most phones
• Folds to pocket size
• Aluminium body that feels sturdier than a plastic one at this price

How to buy it

A fine first kit for filming by yourself: it handles the stand, the height, a bit of light, and the trigger, all in one cheap thing. If you already own a dedicated ring light for studio-quality work, treat this light as a bonus rather than a replacement. It's a fine first purchase before you decide whether to spend more on a dedicated ring light.