TT88 1.44M Overhead Selfie Stick Phone Tripod with Magnetic Clamp Wireless Remote Extension Tripod for Livestreaming Vlog

Move beyond basic eye-level phone video and add overhead, top-down, and hands-free angles to your creator setup. The Ulanzi TT88 is an extendable phone tripod/selfie stick designed for mobile creators who need flexible framing for livestreams, tutorials, demonstrations, unboxings, and desk-based content.

Why You’ll Like It

• Extends up to 1.44 meters: gives you more positioning flexibility than a compact tabletop holder.
• Overhead shooting capability: useful for top-down demonstrations, product views, cooking content, crafts, and desk tutorials.
• Magnetic phone clamp: supports quick mounting in compatible phone setups.
• Wireless remote control: helps you trigger compatible phone-camera functions without standing directly behind the device.
• Multiple kit options: some configurations add creator-lighting components, allowing you to choose the package that matches your setup.

Best Uses

The TT88 is well suited to TikTok and Reels production, livestreaming, overhead product demos, cooking videos, unboxings, tutorials, desk recordings, profile content, and solo creator shoots where you need to position the phone and step away from it.

Flexible Framing for Vertical Content

Hands-free support matters when the phone is acting as both your camera and monitor. The extended stand and overhead capability let you experiment with more angles without adding a large studio rig, while the remote can make solo capture easier.

Choose Your Kit Carefully

This listing includes multiple configurations. Review the selected option before checkout so you know whether you are ordering the tripod-focused package or a kit that includes additional lighting components. The magnetic mounting approach should also be checked against the phone or case you plan to use.

Good Fit If You Want

A versatile mobile-content support that can move between standard tripod use, extended selfie-stick positioning, and overhead creator angles.