SVBONY SV146 Adjustable Table Top Tripod for Spotting Scopes and Cameras

SvBonySKU: W9109B

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SVBONY SV146 table top tripod key visual

Product Overview

The SVBONY SV146 is a compact table top tripod for spotting scopes, binoculars (with an adapter), cameras and small telescopes. It folds to 255 mm (10.04″) and extends to 347 mm (13.66″) with 0–90 mm of centre-column travel. The two-way pan head turns a full 360° and tilts through 180°, the mounting screw is a standard 1/4-20 UNC, and SVBONY rates it for a maximum load of 4.5 kg (10 lb). It weighs 617 g.

SVBONY SV146 table top tripod specifications panel

Who It's For

This is a good match if you observe from a table, ledge or bench with a spotting scope or compact telescope, want a steady base for a camera or binoculars, or need a small tripod that packs easily for travel.

Key Features & Design

  • Two-way pan head: 360° horizontal rotation and 180° vertical tilt for following and framing targets.
  • Adjustable centre column: 0–90 mm of extra height.
  • 4.5 kg (10 lb) load rating.
  • Aluminium alloy and ABS construction: anodised body, black finish.
  • Rubber feet: non-slip grip on tables and uneven surfaces.

SVBONY SV146 anodised aluminium alloy body

SVBONY SV146 table top tripod specification details

SVBONY SV146 folded and extended height

The feet are rubber-tipped so the tripod stays put on smooth table tops and uneven ground.

SVBONY SV146 anti-slip rubber feet

SVBONY SV146 pan head feature panel

Recommended Uses

  • Spotting scopes and small telescopes used from a table or bench for birding, wildlife and casual observing.
  • Cameras for table-level photography.
  • Binoculars on a binocular tripod adapter for steadier views.

SVBONY SV146 table top tripod with camera and binoculars

SVBONY SV146 table top tripod with spotting scope and telescope

Compatibility and Accessory Notes

  • Mounting thread: 1/4-20 UNC, the standard camera and spotting-scope tripod thread.
  • Binoculars: attach through a binocular tripod adapter, sold separately.
  • Load: up to 4.5 kg (10 lb) as rated by SVBONY.

What's in the Box

SVBONY shows the package contents in the panel below. The binoculars, telescope, spotting scope and camera in SVBONY's images are for display and are not included.

SVBONY SV146 table top tripod package contents

SVBONY SV146 table top tripod detail panel

Good to Know Before You Order

  • Table height tripod: at 347 mm fully extended it is designed to sit on a table or ledge rather than stand on the ground.
  • Optics not included: the scopes, binoculars and cameras shown are for illustration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it difficult to set up?

No. Spread the legs, thread the 1/4-20 screw into your scope or camera, and set the height with the centre column.

Will it hold my spotting scope?

SVBONY rates it for up to 4.5 kg (10 lb), which covers most compact spotting scopes with a 1/4-20 foot. If you are unsure about yours, send us the model and we will check.

Can I use it with binoculars?

Yes, with a binocular tripod adapter that has a 1/4-20 socket.

Bottom Line

In short: a 617 g aluminium table top tripod with a two-way pan head, 1/4-20 mount and 4.5 kg rating that gives a spotting scope, camera or small telescope a steady base wherever there is a flat surface.

ModelSV146
Pan head typeTwo-way
MaterialAluminium alloy + ABS resin
Folded height255 mm / 10.04″
Extended height347 mm / 13.66″
Centre column travel0–90 mm
Maximum load10 lb / 4.5 kg / 160 oz
Thread interfaceUNC 1/4-20
Horizontal rotation360°
Vertical tilt180°
ColourBlack
Net weight617 g / 1.36 lb / 21.75 oz
Package size360 x 85 x 85 mm
Use caseTable top support for spotting scopes, binoculars, cameras and small telescopes

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