Selfie stick yesido SF11 — Bluetooth remote, tripod function, black

yesido SF11 is a compact selfie stick in black that integrates a Bluetooth remote control and a tripod function. It combines an extendable monopod with a foldable tripod base and a wireless shutter, allowing users to position a smartphone for photos and video with remote triggering. The design supports handheld shooting as well as stable, hands‑free setups for travel, vlogging, group shots and remote photography.

Advantages

The selfie stick offers both extendable reach and a tripod base in a single unit, reducing the need to carry separate accessories. The integrated Bluetooth remote enables wireless shutter release at a distance, while the foldable tripod provides stable support on flat surfaces. The universal smartphone holder secures most phone sizes and the compact folded size improves portability for on‑the‑go use.

Suitable for

• Travel photography and vacation selfies
• Vlogging and mobile video recording
• Group photos and family portraits without a separate photographer
• Remote photography where stable placement and timed shots are required

Key specifications

• Color: black
• Functions: extendable monopod, foldable tripod base, Bluetooth wireless shutter
• Compatibility: designed for use with smartphones
• Controls: integrated detachable Bluetooth remote
• Portability: compact folding design for travel

How to use

Open the smartphone holder and place the phone securely between the clamps, ensuring a snug fit. Extend the monopod to the desired length and position the tripod legs on a flat surface if a stable platform is needed. Pair the Bluetooth remote with the smartphone using the phone’s Bluetooth settings according to the device prompts. Use the remote to trigger photos or start and stop video recording. Fold the tripod legs and collapse the monopod for storage when finished.

Usage recommendations

For stable results, place the tripod on a level surface and keep the phone centered in the holder. Check Bluetooth pairing and battery level of the remote before shooting. Avoid fully extending the monopod in windy conditions and secure the base when using on uneven ground.