DJI RS 4, 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras Canon/Sony/Panasonic/Nikon/Fujifilm, 2nd-Gen Native Vertical Shooting, 2-Mode Switch Joystick, Teflon Axis Arms, Camera Gimbal

Brilliant piece of kit - easier to use than expected

I've had it for a year now, it works very well. I highly recommend DJI.

Lot's of nice improvements having moved from the RSC-2 to this. Very easy to balance, works great with my cameras, I wouldn't consider any other brand of gimbal, DJI have never disappointed

I love using the gimbal for my shoots, just remember they're a tool and still requires a "ninja walk" for the best results. This one packs down and fits in my backpack nicely as the handle detaches from the motors.

A very sturdy and reliable gimbal.Pros:- easy to balance (due to new teflon coating on the arms)- relatively easy to switch between horizontal and vertical shooting (re-balancing is needed unfortunately)- replaceable battery- can take a heavy camera set up, e.g. lumix s5iix / fx3 + ~900g lens + cage + Rode VideoMic Ntg + VND filter- supports Active Track natively with Lumix S5iix camera via USB-C cable- good integration with DJI Ronin App (very use to use)cons:- price (a little expensive)- the briefcase handle just should be included as standard

Woeful product.Not even used it once!!!Balanced it perfectly, on screen says everything is spot on.....I started to use it, but it had a massive failure.All locked up, and the app is no longer connected to the gimbal. Would not recommend...Trying to get support is a nightmare.

DJI are so far ahead of the game now. Don't waste your cash on any other brand. DJI = Honda. Weebill = Lada.

The media could not be loaded. I already own two gimbals from fairly mid-range brands, I knew DJI made gimbals (I also have 8 of their drones) but didn't want to push myself up to the price point when I felt the gimbals I had were adequate.And within 5 minutes of turning this DJI gimbal on, I was shown how much of a mistake that was. I absolutely should have just gone right with DJI.There are two things with this gimbal that surprised and wowed me straight away.1) The balancing took literally seconds. The other two gimbals, I'd have to fiddle about sometimes for up to 10-15 minutes making micro adjustments. This gimbal needed some slight adjustment on each axis and was done.2) The auto locking mechanism. Turn the gimbal on, it'll expand and be ready. Turn it off, the arms put themselves back to storage mode and lock for you. It is so, so efficient and wonderful to have this.As you can see in my video, I didn't even bother taking off my cage or even the wrist strap, and I can tell you that I threw this gimbal about for fun and it took everything like a champ. Other gimbals I've used required a rear handle and even shoulder straps due to their weight, this DJI one feels pleasant in just one hand.Paired with my Sony a7iv and Tamron 17-28, there were no signs of balancing issues or distress on the axes.As with all gimbals I've used, there will probably be several features I'll never even get to see or utilise. I know with the app and even through the gimbal menus there's some fun and useful looking features but all I want is a stable platform to film from, and that's exactly what I've got.