Hohem GoPro Gimbal Stabilizer, iSteady Pro 3, 3 Axis Splash-Proof Gimble IP64, Handheld Stabiliser for DJI Osmo Action, GoPro Hero 8/ 7/6/5/4/3(GoPro 8 APPLIED), SJCam, YI 4K Action Camera

Bought it before we went on holiday. I am so excited to have this. I've used a bit for videos in my holiday however I'm still exploring other functionality. In general, worth to spend money for this, not much feature differents from my friends 300pounds one, The good point is easy to put on and take it off for go pro,however if you want to fit ur phone, you need to get a seprate holder. Package looks fancy.

I really love this gimbal.In my opinion, this is the best one you can have for that price. The build quality is great. It's made out of quality plastic and soft rubber grip. It can hold some different action cams with no problems. It's easy to setup and use, you just have to place your camera into the gimbal support and tight two screws by hand. To turn the gimbal on, you just have to press one button and then you can choose between different shooting modes really easily. This gimbal, also have water splash resistance, so you can shoot under rain or other places that can splash some water into it.

The media could not be loaded.  I used to own a DJI OSMO mobile 2 with an adapter to shot video with my GoPro Hero 7 Black. While the front motor of OSMO mobile 2 always appear in my video. So I turn to iSteadyPRO2. The Steady performance is the same as OSMO mobile 2. But there is no front motor on iSteadyPRO2 it put the motor on the back of the device. Compared with OSMO mobile 2 it's more suitable to shot video. Cuz there's no motor appear in the video. I cut a sample of my video as a test of the steady performance.Another thing I like the most is that the charge port. I can use it to charge my GoPro. As shown in the picture, it also has a short charge cable that can support the port on the stabilizer and my GoPro.

I got the iSteadyPro ‘2’ (for 10 pounds more than the ‘1’, I didn’t even bother checking the differences), and I must say I am impressed with this item. Received it only yesterday and have been testing it most of today with my GoPro Hero6.Despite this camera having an electronic stabiliser, the difference (and shooting possibilities!) are day and night.The device is well made and comfortable to hold, but more importantly it does the job! I still have to figure out the various options in detail. I am not saying it’s complicated since there are basically just 4 modes (right upper button). The left button (slider actually) only controls the roll ie to straighten the horizon etc. (this could be made a programmable button via software). The trigger speeds up if pressed and re-centres if double clicked. The joystick does its job, it’s a joystick.They added some nice features such as TWO standard 1/4” tripod mounts (the one at the bottom can be used with a monopod etc., even though a small tripod is even included! The one on the side is useful, I have already attached a lanyard but could fix my phone to it. Also, the unit can charge the camera! And even the case is nice.There are bad things though, like: both manual and (Android) app are quite bad and should be improved (I can’t believe in the whole of China there is not a single English speaker who can properly translate for them). Bluetooth works but requires some attention. Charging port is the old micro-USB instead of USB-C. But more importantly - this is the biggest flaw IMO - the camera mount is a joke, takes forever to get my GoPro installed, only to find out that the ON button get covered (can be mounted reversed but then the charging port is covered, making the unit’s charging capabilities useless. I have already replaced the fiddly mount bridge (which uses two annoyingly tiny screws) with an elastic band with better results, but since it looks ugly I will probably be studying some sort of mount with springs (if you remove the two screws and slide in two short springs (from a biro etc.) and screw them back you will know what I mean). Also I’d like to perform the calibration (to make sure it’s properly calibrated, seems so though) but the manual is useless, same with their YouTube videos.Despite these flaws (and considering the low price) I consider this device well worth a purchase for anyone owning an action camera.

Purchased this for use with my GoPro Hero 6 Black.Unfortunately I never got to use it until recently and annoyingly just outside Amazon's returns policy, otherwise it would 100% be going back.In use its jumpy panning left or right, there is an uncontrollable tilt feature (you can never get it /keep it level). Bluetooth doesn't connect to app on Samsung Note 8 so no remote control. Depending on which way /how far you pan, the arm mechanism will get stuck by catching on itself. The mode button doesn't seem to correspond with the instructions for the various pan locks etc. Loses center an no quick way back without faffing with the joystick toggle- Does it work, yes just.- Is it any better then not using a gimbal at all, no not really as it adds to much shake from the motors which should be cancelling out any movement as you walk etc..- Is it easy to use, yes relatively if you ignor the weak instructions translated directly from Chinese so don't quite read correctly.After all the positive reviews, I'm quite frankly very disappointed and the gimbal is now unused in my camera bag... Would not recommend at all.

I Order this stabilizing gimbal for my GoPro, for recording my videos . I was fed up with the poor quality videos I recorded in the past with shaky and blur shot scenes. Then I knew this type of product could help me out. This one is very good price and supports my gopro and works really good.

seems ok as first after a bit of adjustment to get it to sit level. however seems to turn itself off after only 10 minutes of use, which is no good when you are running an hour long motion lapse capture. Also Amazon £30 more expensive than eBay for the same item

It is a nice gimbal and it packs a lot of technology. But I regret buying it. The fact that I cannot a) switch on-off my GoPro7 and b) cannot start-stop recording, drives me nuts. I could use voice commands but in most situations you look like a weirdo. I could use my phone, but this is not practical either. i found myself going back to the DJI Osmo/iPhone setup...