Manfrotto
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The Manfrotto MPMXPROA4US XPRO Monopod is a four‑section aluminum monopod offering a maximum height of 70.9 in while weighing only 1.65 lb. It features Power‑Lock flip locks, D‑shaped legs, dual mounting threads and a load capacity of up to 17.6 lb, making it a lightweight yet capable support for photographers and videographers on a budget.
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$119.95
Average
$133.39
Lowest
$99.00
Highest
$134.99
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the MPMXPROA4US for its impressive height‑to‑weight ratio, secure Power‑Lock mechanism and versatile dual threads, describing it as a terrific, affordable option for tall shooting scenarios. They also note that the aluminum build lacks the premium feel and vibration damping of carbon‑fiber counterparts and that the collapse sequence can be unintuitive for newcomers.
What Users Say
Everyday users consistently praise the monopod’s tall reach, lightweight feel and rock‑solid locks, often highlighting the value for money and the handy rubber leg warmer. Recurring criticisms focus on the learning curve for collapsing, occasional noise when dropped, and minor confusion over listed out‑of‑box weight.
Common Complaints
Learning curve for bottom‑up collapsing, lightweight feel leading to reduced steadiness in wind, occasional noise when dropped, and slight inconsistencies in reported out‑of‑box weight.
What People Are Saying
“very tall, very light and a terrific monopod for the affordable price”
“you can't shrink... by any length”
How It Compares
vs. Manfrotto XPRO Carbon (MPMXPROCF4)
Advantages
Disadvantages
Choose the carbon version if you need the lightest possible monopod with better vibration resistance and can afford the premium price.
vs. Benro MSD46A
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Disadvantages
Select the Benro if load capacity is a priority and a slightly lower height is acceptable, otherwise the Manfrotto offers taller reach with more secure locks.
