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Ulanzi Quick-Release Tripod with Cold Shoe Mount MT-78

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  • 1. Equipped with dual cold shoe mounts, a phone clamp, and a 1/4" quick-release plate, it works well with various devices.
  • 2. Versatile ball head-supports 360° pan, 180° tilt, and seamless horizontal-to-vertical swift.
  • 3. Detachable wireless remote control allows for hands-free operation from over 10m away.
  • 4. Transforms from handheld to extension poleor selfie stick; foldable design ensures easy storage and on-the-go use.
  • 5. Sturdy aluminum alloy base Structure. Reinforced knob to prevent tipping.


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Ulanzi MT-78 Quick-Release Tripod with Cold Shoe Mount, black and red, holding a smartphone.
Ulanzi MT-78 Quick-Release Tripod with Cold Shoe Mount, black and red, holding a smartphone.
Ulanzi Quick-Release Tripod with Cold Shoe Mount MT-78
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<summary>Question: What can the MT-78 mount?</summary>
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Answer: Versatile multi-device platform: **a phone via the included phone clamp, plus a camera or accessory via the 1/4" quick-release plate.** The two **cold shoe mounts** let you add a microphone, an LED light, or a teleprompter all at once. Designed for the multi-device creator who's filming with a phone AND a small camera AND a mic together.
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<summary>Question: Does it have a quick-release for fast camera swaps?</summary>
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Answer: Yes — the 1/4" plate slides off with a button press so the camera/phone clamp comes off the body in one second, leaving the stand intact for the next setup. Useful when alternating between handheld shooting and tripod-mounted, or moving between phone and camera on the same shoot.
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<summary>Question: How does the ball head work? Can I angle it for overhead?</summary>
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Answer: **360° pan and 180° tilt.** That covers any angle: vertical phone shooting (TikTok / Reels), horizontal landscape, overhead downward-aimed (food / craft / writing), and upward bounce angles. Single knob loosens the head so all axes are free, then locks them all at once.
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<summary>Question: Tabletop or handheld?</summary>
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Answer: **Both — the legs fold against the body to convert it into a handheld grip / extension pole / mini selfie stick.** Open the legs and it's a tabletop tripod. The transformable design is the differentiator from rigid mini-tripods. Same unit replaces a tabletop tripod + a hand grip + a small selfie stick in your bag.
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<summary>Question: Is it MagSafe-compatible?
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Answer: **No — uses a traditional phone clamp**, not magnetic mount. If you specifically want magnetic attachment (snap phone on/off in one motion), look at MT-84 (the MagSafe version). Pick MT-78 if you swap between multiple phones, use non-MagSafe phones, or want to mount both a phone AND a small camera at once — the clamp is more universal than magnetic.
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<summary>Question: What kind of devices can the cold shoe mounts hold?
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Answer: Two cold shoes on opposite sides of the platform: one for a microphone (wireless lavalier receiver, shotgun mic, A200 receiver), one for a small light (LM18, LM01, mini RGB panel). Each cold shoe is standard ISO-518 size so any common accessory with a hot-shoe foot slides on.
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<summary>Question: How does it compare to the MT-44 or MT-08 in Ulanzi's lineup?</summary>
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Answer: **MT-08** is a simple compact handheld tripod. **MT-44** is the extendable vlog tripod. **MT-78** sits between them as a **quick-release + multi-mount platform** — less extension than MT-44, but adds the QR plate and the two cold shoes for multi-device rigs. Pick MT-78 if you typically need mic + phone + small camera all on one stand. Pick MT-44 for selfie-stick reach. Pick MT-08 for the smallest possible footprint.
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<summary>Question: What's the build quality — will it hold a heavier camera?</summary>
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Answer: **Sturdy aluminum-alloy base** plus reinforced ball head. Comfortable load for phone + small camera + accessories combined. A small mirrorless (Sony ZV-E10, Canon R50, Lumix S9) sits safely. For full-frame + heavy lens, step up to a heavier stand — this is a portable-creator tripod, not a heavy-duty studio platform.
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