The Ulanzi MT95 is a mini tripod, a hand grip and a selfie stick in a single piece. Three legs fold along the body — packed it sits in your palm, opened it stands the camera on a table or on a rock. A telescopic centre column lifts the shot above the heads in front of you and a ball head with a locking collar…
The Ulanzi MT95 is a mini tripod, a hand grip and a selfie stick in a single piece. Three legs fold along the body — packed it sits in your palm, opened it stands the camera on a table or on a rock. A telescopic centre column lifts the shot above the heads in front of you and a ball head with a locking collar tips the camera into landscape or portrait. The leg tips and the base of the grip carry non-slip caps, and folded the tripod fits a backpack side pocket. This version has a quick-release mount for DJI Action 6.
The Ulanzi MT95 is a telescopic mini tripod that folds into your palm. This version with a mount for the DJI Action 6 is black, with a ball head and a locking collar.

The legs fold along the body, the center pole extends and the ball head tilts the camera. Switching between modes takes a second.
The pole lifts the shot overhead.
A tripod on non-slip feet.
Folded, it fits in a pocket.
A grip that fits your palm.
Folded, the MT95 fits in your palm and works as a grip for handheld filming. Unfold the legs for a tabletop tripod, pull out the center pole and it becomes a selfie stick. Switching takes a second and needs no tools.

The three legs fold along the body, so the folded tripod is a smooth cylinder with nothing sticking out. The leg tips and the base of the grip have soft non-slip caps that hold on a table, a rock or sand.

The center pole extends telescopically and lifts the camera above the heads in front of you or above the edge of a table. Retracted, it disappears into the body of the tripod, so you adjust the height to whatever you need to capture.

The unfolded legs stand the camera on a table, a rock or sand. You get the shot without holding the camera, for instance at a shared meal or a sunset time-lapse.

Above the pole sits a ball head with a large ridged locking collar. Loosen the collar to tilt and rotate the camera, tighten it to lock the angle. Switching between landscape and portrait takes a single movement.

The head carries a quick-release mount for the DJI Action 6. The camera attaches straight to the tripod with no extra adapter and holds firmly even while walking. Taking it off is just as quick, so you can move the camera elsewhere between shots.

The folded MT95 is slim and straight, so it fits a backpack side pocket, a handbag or a large jacket pocket. It stays out of the way and is at hand whenever a shot worth taking appears.

The MT95 is a mini tripod, a handheld grip and a selfie stick in a single piece. Three legs fold along the body, so the folded tripod fits in your palm and, opened, stands the camera on a table or a rock. A telescopic center pole lifts the shot above the heads in front of you, and a ball head with a locking collar tilts the camera into landscape or portrait.
The leg tips and the base of the grip carry non-slip caps, and the folded tripod fits a backpack side pocket. This version has a quick-release mount for the DJI Action 6.
The photos are illustrative and show the same MT95 tripod; the head shown matches the DJI Action 5 version.
| Manufacturer: | Ulanzi |
| Category: | Table tripods |
| Compatibility | DJI Osmo Action 6 |
| Color | black |
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