Nebula Adjustable Tripod Stand, Compact, Portable Projector Stand, Includes Universal Mount and Swivel Ball Head - Aluminum Alloy Tripod Stand, for Capsule 3, Capsule 3 Laser, Capsule Air

Works good to take projector off of floor

Good stand. Once you set it up and leave it alone it’ll be fine. If you bump into it it may fall. To have the nebula being stable and horizontally shoot the wall, you have the align the nebula parallel to one of the feet, otherwise the stand won’t have enough support. But if you have it parallel to one of the feet, it’ll be stable. Stand is great.

I bought this for my Nebula Mars 3 Air projector and it works flawlessly. Stand folds up into a small design, but once unfolded allows you to raise and secure the height.

This tripod helped with our projector setup. It allows me to angle it up or down onto the screen for better viewing. It collapses to be pretty compact and has a nice storage bag when not in use.

It's great to be able to put the NEBULA anywhere we want to and be able to fully adjust it to maximize the projection. Before we were really limited or had to use are larger camcorder tripod. This is the perfect size for the NEBULA. Anker nocked it out of the park with this simple, affordable, usable tripod.

This thing is solid! It’s the best mini tripod for the money, in my opinion. The ball head grips firmly, but slightly turns when tightened too hard. This will support the Capsule projector even when pointed directly up.

I went for this one after watching YouTube videos, like many of you. First the good points, this tripod is well built and will probably last you a long time if you use it with small point and shoot cameras and phones. It is light enough and small enough that you can throw it in your backpack and take it with you everywhere. It doubles as a selfie stick; just extend it and fold the legs. So why did I give it 3 stars? For $50 price and advertised weight limit of 5KG, I expected it to be more sturdy and stable. As I mentioned earlier, it works fine with point and shoot cameras ( I tried with RX100 V), but it cannot hold a real camera and lens even when the whole setup is significantly less than the advertised weight limit. I tried my full frame Sony mirror less camera with a 24-105 zoom lens. The camera and the lens were less than 2 KG total, and although it was technically able to hold the camera, it felt very flimsy. I had to place the legs very carefully, so it didn't topple on its side under the camera weight. To me it just doesn't feel sturdy and stable to hold anything bigger than a point and shoot camera and maybe 1 KG in weight. I don't want to risk damaging my photography gear with this tripod, so I will return it and look for something else. Just wanted to share my experience. Hope you will find it useful.

It's tinier than you might think, but man... this little stand is affordable, and really helps me angle/aim my Nebula exactly where I want it. Recommend!