â€Due to the popularity of selfies, front facing cameras on phones have improved immensely. 
Selfie sticks have been available for a while but some of them aren't as practical. 
The EC Technology Selfie Stick with a bluetooth shutter tries to be different. 
The stick is made out of a light metal and it extends quite a lot. The grip is made out of rubber so it can be easier to hold. To extend the stick you just have to "unlock" it by rotating it slightly towards the left. To lock it to the desired length you just rotate it in the opposite direction. 
This selfie stick comes with a bluetooth shutter. This way you don't need to set timer on the phone for each picture. The shutter can also be used without the stick so you can have your bluetooth enabled camera or smartphone on a tripod and take pictures that way. 
The stick comes with a clamp for smartphones or a mount for a GoPro camera. The clamp is quite strong and ive used it successfully with an iphone 6 and a Nexus 6P. 
When you are done with the stick just put it in it's pouch (that comes with it) until the next picture perfect moment. The stick costs around $25 CAD from Amazon. 
Check out the review video to see how to set up and use the bluetooth shutter.
Review video:
 
Selfie sticks have been available for a while but some of them aren't as practical. 
The EC Technology Selfie Stick with a bluetooth shutter tries to be different. 
The stick is made out of a light metal and it extends quite a lot. The grip is made out of rubber so it can be easier to hold. To extend the stick you just have to "unlock" it by rotating it slightly towards the left. To lock it to the desired length you just rotate it in the opposite direction. 
This selfie stick comes with a bluetooth shutter. This way you don't need to set timer on the phone for each picture. The shutter can also be used without the stick so you can have your bluetooth enabled camera or smartphone on a tripod and take pictures that way. 
The stick comes with a clamp for smartphones or a mount for a GoPro camera. The clamp is quite strong and ive used it successfully with an iphone 6 and a Nexus 6P. 
When you are done with the stick just put it in it's pouch (that comes with it) until the next picture perfect moment. The stick costs around $25 CAD from Amazon. 
Check out the review video to see how to set up and use the bluetooth shutter.
Review video:
 
