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Question: What is the highest the tripod can be set?  (distance from top to table)
Document: Great for using the self timer. Fun for setting up mini HD cams on table.Only con is the head is a screw top. Would be faster with a quick release head.Other then that the Slik mini tripod should be in everybody's camera bag.I would recommend this to any & all.
I've yet to use the "chest shot" thing, but love the fact that the suction cup adds even more stability/security when mounted on a smooth surface. The build is solid, and I expect to have it for many years.My only gripe (very minimal) is that it's bigger than I had thought b4 buying. I was under the perception that it's a small tripod, but it's quite big for a "table top" type.
The best feature I see is the center pole with a suction cup that adheres to the surface and holds  it steady. It is rugged and  handy,small of course, and can be carried easily for those &#34;on top of the car,table,etc&#34;  occassions.
I bought this table-top tripod specifically for low angle time-lapse shots and it works beautifully. It easily attaches to the bottom of your camera w/o any need for a tripod head. It takes about 5-8 seconds to screw on and the same amount of time when taking it off. I was able to mount my Canon 5DMKII w/ 16-35mm without any issues. When I put my 70-200 2.8 however, it couldn't really support the weight.
I'm almost afraid the included tripod isn't stable enough to not tip over and damage the scope.Since my local rifle range has wide concrete table tops at each shooting station, there is plenty of room to put down a shooting mat and set the Slik next to it. The stability is OUTSTANDING and the range of adjustment in the ball head is perfect. I have great confidence in this lightweight, compact tripod to keep my spotting scope safe and secure -- AND keeping it focused on my target without drifting away.
This tripod is well made and convenient in terms of size and use, but I feel that it doesn't really support my camera as well as I hoped. I have a D80 with the 18-135mm lens and it takes a little adjusting to have it positioned so that it won't topple or collapse (depending on how wide the legs are). I am keeping it, because when I do have it set up properly, it works fine.
This really is a very stable tripod for use on a table or other surface. The ball head is tight and the legs adjust for minimal surface variations. Supports my Nikon body with a 70-300 lens at extension as long as I position one of the legs under the lens. Very light and easy to pack in a corner of my bag.
This tripod is very small - which is an important feature, as space is a consideration while packing for our next trip. We will be on a tour, and will need to keep up with the group. Less time and perhaps even less personal space for tripod set-up. I plan to position this against my chest for extra stability for my 18-300 mm lens.I recently took a workshop on flower photography, and the instructor used this tripod whether standing, lying on the ground, or squatting.
Pros:Solid constructionAdequate footprint to support a larger DSLRSlight (not quite 2 inches) extension in the legsSimple but effective cork protected camera mountSmooth ball headStorage BagCons:No notch or lock for legs in the open positionSupport post and suction cup use limits any height adjustment.Overall this little tripod delivers. Even with a good sized DSLR and lens combo, the support was solid so long as the lens is set up to hang over one of the legs.
I purchased because of the good feedback. I can add that this mini tripod is very well made. Legs are 3 1/8" long & extend another 2". Top of the legs to the head is about 3 7/8". The neck extends another 1 7/8". The head swivels Left to right and it tightens in place. Bottom of center rod has a suction cup & bottom of legs have rubber feet. Will hold all point n' shoot cameras.
Answer: 8.75 inches with legs spread for the greatest stability.  With legs closer together (less stability) about 11 inches. Great little sturdy tripod holds my Lumix FZ200 just fine!