NeewerFluid Head for Video Tripod with +/-10° Levelling Base (Diameter 37 mm), Metal Tripod Head Video Head with Arca Type Quick Release Plate, Telescopic Handle for Video Cameras, DSLR, Max Load 4

For the price this is a great little head, with a smooth action for pan and tilt, ideal for a lightweight tripod combination. The levelling base is also a bonus. As I use a small telescope the fact that the arm can be extended or not is really useful, as it doesn't dig into you with a short overhanging scope. Well pleased with my purchase.

The Neewer Mini Fluid head is a great choice for SLR and Mirror filmographers – or those shooting under the radar. Its tiny – weighing in at 370g about 37mm around and 900mm tall. Inside that small footprint, there is a tiny levelling plate (though there isn’t a spirit level to validate if things are level so you may want to add one to your camera setup. The levelling plate will adjust for 10 degrees of tilt. Super useful; the most frustrating thing is finding your tripod wasn’t level when you review the footage you shot hours later.The photos attached have the fluid head with a Canon Eos R5 attached; the lens is a 15-35mm. The combination weigh in around 1.6kg – and the balance is more on the lens. The little Fluid head supports Arca plates for mounting and includes a small one with a hex/ key slot in it. (The head includes a hex key which has a magnetic store in the head, so you are more likely to have it with you. As such there is little balance available from cantering the weight on the plate; you need to use the friction screws on the head to dial it in.I found dialling the tilt friction to be easy; and I was able to put the camera in pretty much any position and it stayed in place. This was also the case with a much heavier 300mm lens attached (This takes it up to close to the maximum 4kg load.) With most /normal/ mirrorless and slr lenses you will be fine; and likely had headroom to attach an SSD or monitor (though you may want to attach that to the tripod via another method.The grip is rubberised, and you can unscrew it and remove for transport; and adjust for length to 24cm. With the head dialled in for friction it was easy to get smooth panning shots; even using the single finger pull method. If you want to use it for taking panoramas there is a marker for the degrees on the panning axis; sadly, not for the tilt; but you can likely eyeball the vertical steps in your panorama.I’m happy with how well this head works; it turns any tripod into an effective base for shooting smooth pans and tilting video with your mirrorless camera. The friction system works well so you don’t need to hold the weight all the time and can adjust the camera without messing around with dials to lock it back in place. Then when you are done you are only carrying something that weighs 370g home.

Very good quality tripod fluid head from Neewer made with very good quality materials and is strong and durable.The fluid head has a little bit of weight to it at 350 grams which I personally like, and can hold a payload of 4kg which for my needs is perfect BUT of course this will depend on the weight of you camera & lens you plan to use with it so keep this in mind.Panning is very smooth when rotating which is always a good thing.The locking knobs are precise when you lock it in position it stays in that exact position no slight adjustments when locking it which I like a lot and has driven me crazy in the past with other ball/fluid heads.The handle has a nice silicone grip which I am have to say I prefer to the usual foam grip, if my hand gets sweaty I still have a good grip of the handle.Overall I am happy with the tripod fluid head.

All-metal construction and smooth damping movements make this tripod head by Neewer a pleasure to use. Its fairly standard in terms of features – an arca quick release top plate and reversible thread (¼ and 3/8 inch) at the bottom.It’s not a ball head (which I generally prefer) but the main attraction with this is the easy to grip arm which extends with a quick turn.My initial concern was that the arm was on the right hand side, and since most cameras have the main control functions on the right, and would therefore present a problem when making adjustments. However, a close inspection showed that the arm can be unscrewed and fitted the other side so that it is operated by the left hand leaving the right one to control the camera.Well made, not particularly cheap, but if it suits the specific user’s needs it should last a good few years.

This fluid head is an ideal compact and sturdy option for mirrorless cameras and travel kit. Its small form factor and smooth operation makes it a good option for video work on the move. The arm extends to make it easy to get smooth panning and I will be attaching this to my travel tripod for video work.

Working great with a heavy spotting scope and holding up to use in the bush. No complaints so far.

Mala calidad de movimiento de paneo, no es fluido, no tiene resistencia por lo que el movimiento es libre dejando mucho de ser un movimiento de calidad. (Si hubiera sido como el movimiento tilt que presenta una cierta resistencia sería un cabezal excelente)Construcción de calidad excelente.

I purchased this tripod head for my Amzdeal tripod, which is also pretty solid. I'm running a Canon R-10 camera with a variety of lenses. When I opened the package, I was surprised how small and compact this fluid head is but, when I attached it to my tripod, I was impressed. It's solidly build and balances nicely. I certainly wouldn't try a 500mm lens or anything like that but it's still very nice for the price. As long as you have a sturdy tripod, maybe something that can be weighted down with a sandbag or some other weight to help with stability, you will get fluid pans and tilts. Fine tuning the locking controls helps make things move smoothly. Hopefully it lasts but, for now I am giving it 5 stars.

The media could not be loaded. It works well on top of my Induro tripod and easily supports my Fujifilm X-T3 camera with the XF 18-55mm f/2.8-4.0 lens (about 850g total) with the included Arca-type QR plate. Once you’ve levelled it - I synchronized it with the X-T3’s electronic level - it’s all smooth from there on. The head moves extremely smoothly while you rotate it left-right, and the tilting is a beauty, with enough friction (adjustable). I have used it mainly for capturing video of a church Praise & Worship band’s Sunday performances and so far the results have been great!

Un' ottima testa con leva direzionale, robusta ed efficiente.