Ulanzi MT13 Flexible Gooseneck Phone Tripod

Ulanzi MT13 for Flexible Overhead Shooting

The Ulanzi MT13 Flexible Gooseneck Phone Tripod is built for mobile creators who need a hands-free stand with more angle control than a basic tabletop tripod. It suits phone-based recording for tutorials, product demos, cooking clips and similar content where the camera position matters.

Flexible Arm, More Shooting Angles

The gooseneck arm lets you position the phone at different angles, which is useful when you want an overhead or slightly raised view. That makes it easier to frame food, small products or desk setups without constantly holding the device.

Adjustable Height for Different Setups

The stand adjusts from about 46 cm to 155 cm, and the overall height can reach about 190 cm when the arm is fully extended. That range gives you more flexibility for tabletop work as well as taller standing shots.

Phone Clamp and 1/4-Inch Mount

The included smartphone holder fits phones about 6 to 10 cm wide. A standard 1/4-inch mounting thread is also listed, so the stand can work with compatible accessories or devices within the stated load limits.

Stable Base with Extra Mounting Options

The reinforced triangular base and locking sections are meant to help keep the setup steady during recording. A cold shoe mount is also listed for compatible add-ons such as a small light or microphone, which can be useful for a more complete shooting setup.

When Portability Matters

The centre pole can be detached and used as a handheld selfie stick in the supplied configuration. That gives the MT13 a second use case if you want a stand for home filming and a simpler handheld option for quick shots.

Fit, Limits and Selection Notes

Before ordering, check your phone width and the load you plan to place on the stand. The published limits are up to 3 kg for the tripod base and up to 600 g for the flexible arm, so it is better suited to lightweight mobile setups than heavy gear.

If you need a tripod mainly for overhead phone recording, adjustable framing and occasional handheld use, the MT13 is a practical match. If your setup needs heavier equipment or a different mount style, it is worth comparing those requirements first.