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Used Manfrotto 488 RC2 Ball Head

Used Manfrotto 488 RC2 Ball Head - Main image
$18.25 $25 In stock

Category: Used - Tripod Monopod Head

Reliable ball head designed for smooth pan and tilt movements on tripods. The Manfrotto 488 RC2 features a quick-release plate system for fast camera mounting and removal. Ideal for photographers and videographers seeking stable support for medium-weight cameras and lenses. This used unit offers excellent value for those looking to upgrade their tripod setup without premium pricing. 

Condition Excellent
Includes
Box
QR Plate

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella ★★★★★

The quick-release plate is a game-changer—swapping cameras takes seconds now, and the ball head holds my heavy lens rock steady for landscapes. A used find that performs like new.

Carter ★★★★★

I love how smooth the pan and tilt movements are on this ball head—it makes tracking action shots effortless. The quick-release plate is satisfyingly sturdy and holds my camera securely. Definitely a step up from my old budget head.

Owen R. ★★★★★

The quick-release plate locks in with a satisfying click, and the pan movement is buttery smooth for my landscape shots. It feels solid even with a heavier lens attached, exactly what I needed for stable framing.