When comparing Sirui P-306 and Manfrotto MVMXPRO500, which one is better?
Sirui P-306 weighs approximately 76.19% less at 500 g than Manfrotto MVMXPRO500 which weighs 2100 g.
Winner: Sirui P-306
Regarding weight: Weight is particularly important when comparing camera tripods, as it can make a significant difference when you're carrying the tripod about and taking photographs. After an hour or so, you'll quickly become tired if your tripod is too heavy — therefore it might be worth purchasing tripods made from more expensive materials, such as carbon fibre, since it weighs less than aluminium, for example.
Sirui P-306 with its minimum height of 38 cm is the winner over Manfrotto MVMXPRO500 with a minimum height of 78 cm — 105.26% worse than the winner.
Winner: Sirui P-306
Regarding minimum height: A tripod's minimum height can be just as important as its maximum height — the smaller it becomes when you fold it up, the easier it is to carry with you. A compact tripod is much easier to carry about, fit in your rucksack, and pack away in your suitcase.
Full specifications table of Manfrotto MVMXPRO500 and Sirui P-306:
Manfrotto MVMXPRO500 | Sirui P-306 | |
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Brand | Manfrotto | Sirui |
Weight | 2100 g | 500 g |
Minimum Height | 78 cm | 38 cm |