(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, August 26, 2015 ) Austin, Texas -- When people travel by themselves or with their family, there are moments where they have to ask a stranger to take a photo. It's hard to fit everyone into the picture when a human's arms can only reach so far. The Lunix Selfie Stick recently available on Amazon is specifically designed for helping get that extra little reaches.
The Lunix Selfie Stick monopod's folded length is 9" and it can extend to 40", with a phone clip which supports iPhones, Samsung, Motorola, and most popular smartphones. The orange rubber pad guarantees that the phone is 100% safe and stable on the clip. Using the same kind of technology as a Bluetooth headset, the device communicates with the user's phone via Bluetooth, which in turn controls the phone's camera and take pictures with a click of the selfie stick's button, even when the phone is extended out of reach.
The Lunix Selfie Stick features a built-in Bluetooth shutter with no need for an additional control button, and a re-chargeable battery. The 180 degree adjustable holder allows multiple angle shooting, ensuring that customers can take their best selfies.
C&CL is dedicated to bringing quality products to their customers. The company listens and values each of the feedback from their customers and strives to make their customer satisfaction the first priority. For this reason, the newly launched Lunix Selfie Stick is backed by a full 45 day money back guarantee.
Shoppers have responded to the product with enthusiastic reviews
An Amazon customer remarked: the Lunix Selfie Stick is "lighter-weight, more robust, and easier to use. A quick Bluetooth setup on my cellphone is all that's needed, and then I can start to take pictures! It holds steady to both my Samsung Galaxy Note3 and my wife's iPhone5S. It's compact in size and can be put into my wife's handbag or even into my pocket." The review continues, "I am planning to recommend it to many of my friends whoever needs a quality-built Selfie Stick." A more creative customer used their monopod to do a little housekeeping. Instead of climbing up and inspecting their roof, this creative user took their selfie stick and used it to survey the roof for them from a ladder, saving themselves the hassle.
A customer wrote in the review: "I'm very pleased with my new selfie stick, and I'm looking forward to using it on upcoming trips."
