DJI OSMO Mobile SE smartphone gimbal, 3-axis stabilization, handy and foldable, Android and iPhone gimbal with ShotGuides, smartphone gimbal with ActiveTrack 6.0, vlog stabilizer

Exce value for money. Really solid construction and works really well for someone like me.. looking to stabilise some iPhone video recordings. App works well too.

Very easy to set up and use. But takes a bit of learning before diving into videos. But the app provides a ton of information on how to operate it! It’s very easily stored away and connects to your phone quickly. It has a removable mount that you can easily disconnect and reconnect your phone. Great battery life and isn’t overly heavy! I enjoy using this.

Once I first had it was hard to manoeuvre but after some practice it is great very smooth when doing videos when holding and when on the tripod stand. Build is great very sturdy. Easily connects to my phone and software you get when downloading the app is great and quick to edit videos.

I was a bit worried about buy it and get any bad product, but was absolutely the opposite, the quality is good and it works perfectly, very good stability, and help make amazing videos. Good shape and fits perfectly with the hands. Didn’t use too much to share my experience about the battery life, but till now it seems good.

Bought it for cover video recordings. Doing it job perfectly and very easy to operate and understand.

This is one mad bit of kit. My phone was spinning round like crazy until I realised it has to be turned on lol Kt works very well for taking videos of others but not good for selfies.

Great gimble for daily use and travelling. It’s very lightweight and compact when I’m using it on the go. The battery life is quite good, typically lasts a week or so for me before needing to be charged as I use it daily. Very comfortable when using and the design is good. Produces very stable shots for me. Would recommend!

This was my first gimbal so I thought the problems I encountered were due to my inexperience. Upon further investigation and experimentation however, I discovered the flaws lie in the design itself. 1. The tilt angle is so small it's useless. You can't make a low/rising shot without rotating your wrist 90 degrees, which also makes the grey frame prone to entering your video. You won't notice this until editing. This means the follow and tilt modes are effectively no different at all. 2. The follow mode seems to make its own decisions on what angle to film the subject at. If you're orbiting round a subject, it tries to stay fixed at the same viewpoint and then suddenly swings around erratically. Despite balancing the phone properly, it seems to do this all the time. All my videos had this effect no matter what I tried. It effectively makes everything look mechanical and twitchy, not buttery smooth as it suggests. 3. AI tracking is hopeless. It constantly loses the subject and then swings around erratically for no reason. It's really twitchy as it tries to keep the subject centred. 4. POV mode is the only mode that seems to work effectively, but then you lose the axis control. It's little better than holding your phone on a selfie stick. 5. Not sure if it's my phone or the gimbal, but it drains the phone battery after about 40 minutes of intermittent use. There is undoubtedly a learning curve with a gimbal but this product seems to hinder the process. I'm returning it to try the hohem which attracts better reviews.