the t.bone Tripod 2

It is a camera tripod, it does not fit any microphone. If you want to use it with a microphone look elsewhere. I wish it was specified, so that I would not purchased it.

This is a good quality and very portable mic stand. It's legs have adjustable size. It's great for light-weight devices like pencil condensers or small dynamic mics like SM57, or even some cameras. But If you have anything heavier than that, it might topple over.
The screw is tight enough, but I've seen some people's units has broken plastic screw handle, so be careful when tightening it..

Wasn't expecting much from this tripod, however, the day I got it I was pleasantly surprised. First with its miniature size, second with the possibility to change height, third that it is capable of holding heavy cameras. All in all, I am using it on daily basis and still no bad things to tell.
Would recommend to anyone who looks for compact, durable desktop tripod.

Don't misinterpret like I did. I thought only the legs were 15cm long, but the legs are 10cm even when they are extended. The dimension of 15 cm refers to the extended legs together with the mechanism to the phone itself.
All in all, the stand is lower than I expected but the quality is excellent.

simple tripod for small camera like gopro or something.
can't handle DSLR, since there are no fixing of the enlarged feet and with heavy weight put that tripod folds.
the price is okay (especially comparing to other consumer electronics shops)

I've bought this small tripod to use it with my Zoom H5 audio recorder. The tripod is okay, it is usable. I was annoyed with the handling of the ball head, it was tricky for me to manage to fix it in the position I want. But what would you expect for such a price, yes it is cheap, it has a price of a sandwich.

It's small but expandable enough. The mount rotates in 360° and locks firmly in position. Very simple to use.

This is very misleading: this product is called "t.bone Tripod" and it's under the section "Microphone Accessories/Mic Mounts/the t.bone", but it's clearly not made for microphones, especially not dot the t.bone SC 400.
I really wish it would say so in the description, I wouldn't have purchased it.

Despite the apparent solid feel, the stand is poorly designed and is average in the best of cases.
Better to look at other options.

Not the smoothest movements on the joints, but locks surprisingly tight. Great little tool for keeping an action camera at an angle.