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Joby GP1-M1EN Gorillapod GoGo Flexible Tripod with Suction Cup & 2 Adhesive Clips (Grey) | 
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| Brand: Joby
Category: Photography
List Price: $34.95
Buy New: $21.40
You Save: $13.55 (39%)
New (8) from $21.40
Rating:  374 reviews
Media: Electronics
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 5.9 x 1.2 x 1.2
MPN: GP1-M1EN
Model: GP1-M1EN
UPC: 854630001230
EAN: 0854630001230
ASIN: B00192KCAG
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Allows you to hold, position, or attach a variety of electronic devices anywhere | | • | Compatible with digital cameras, cell phones, video games and more | | • | The suction-cup clip holds vacuum-tight to virtually any flat surface with the flip of a switch | | • | Rubberized ring and foot grips provide extra gripping power to grapple wherever you want to go | | • | The universal adapter screw on the slim-line clip attaches to practically any digital camera |
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Product Description
The Gorillapod Go-Go! is a one-of-a-kind mobile entertainment kit that allows you to position or attach your handheld devices almost anywhere. From cell phones, to MP3/MP4 players, to PDAs, to digital cameras, the Go-Go! can handle practically any device in virtually every situation. The universal adapter screw on the slim-line clip attaches to practically any digital camera. The suction-cup clip holds vacuum-tight to virtually any flat surface with the flip of a switch. Flip the other way to remove. High-bond adhesive clips stick to most anything for a more permanent attachment. The Gorillapod's lock ring enables extra security to ensure your camera is safely attached. Rubberized ring and foot grips provide extra gripping power to grapple wherever you want to go.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 369 more reviews...
 Super Fast Shipping! Item was BRAND new as described August 28, 2008
J. Romaneschi (Valparaiso, IN)
Super Fast Shipping! Item was BRAND new as described. This Joby tripod is a HIT!! People were asking where I purchased it from and is a necessity for those with point & shoot cameras!! thanks again
 Very Useful When Yuo don't Have an Assistant August 27, 2008
voiceoverthewall.com (United States)
Obviously this is not a professional photogrpaher's tool, but it could easily be used by a pro. I found this device to be a very convenient tool when taking photos in odd places. It can grip onto practically anything that you can bend its arms around. The attachements are a nice-to-have feature as well. In general this product is useful when a stadard size tripod is just too large (or positions the camera too high).
Good product! August 23, 2008
Cody Turner (KS USA)
I read some reviews saying it was weak and hard to get stable, but I bought it anyway, figuring it would work for what I needed.
I am extremely impressed.
First off, it's nice and stiff, so it does not sag or bend when you don't want it to.
Its grip is amazing. Trees are no problem at all, and I can even get it to stay easily on a vertical plastic pole. I've even gotten it to stay on the end of a desk.
Overall, an excellent product. I recommend it for those who need a tripod for random and extreme environments.
COOL GADGETI August 22, 2008
Vernessa J. Lewis (NEW YORK, NY United States)
This gadget is primarily for media playback on my iPhone, and sometimes my ipod. Very COOL - I wish it came in pink.
 useful for limited settings, but not bad for the price August 21, 2008
almosthappy (San Diego, CA, California)
Joby's GP1-M1EN Gorillapod GoGo Flexible Tripod seems like a fantastic idea on paper. I had so much expectations for this little tripod. However, upon receiving the sample unit and taking it on a weekend road trip, I found the reality has fallen slightly short of my high hopes. For starter, as many reviewers have pointed out, this tripod does not have a very sturdy construction. It is extremely light-weight, which means the whole setup (with a camera attached) tends to fall down. My usual camera of choice for casual snapshots is a very compact Casio Exlim, and I found even with this ultra compact model, I have problems of keeping the setup standing up. However, using the unit on uneven surfaces works better than trying to use it on a flat/smooth surface. Another really irritating aspect of this tripod also attributes to its cheap construction: all the joints - which are really the heart and soul of this tripod - tend to be either too tight (at first) or too loose (after a few days of use). Perhaps an unintended usage by the manufacturer, I found myself unable to stop playing with the tripod with my hands! It's not unlike popping the bubbles on a bubble wrap, twisting and bending all the little joints is quite fun, zen-like, and addictive :) In retrospect, that's perhaps how all the joints on my tripod got so loose.
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