Best Gimbal Stabiliser 2026: 10 Ranked, Two Battery Claims That Don't Add Up
By Felipe Iglesias · Updated
Two of the biggest names here publish battery figures that their own listings contradict. A gimbal stabiliser is, in theory, a simple purchase: match the payload, check the battery, pay. In practice, the DJI RS 4 spec table says 29.5 hours, while the bullet directly above it says the base figure is 12 hours and that 29.5 arrives only with the BG70 grip — sold separately, not in the box, which lists a BG21 Battery Grip instead. The Osmo Pocket 4 goes the other way: one bullet claims up to 240 minutes of 1080p/24fps recording, and the spec table lists 166 minutes. Meanwhile the same Insta360 Flow 2 Pro is sold twice on this page, at £144.99 and £169.99. That £25 buys an AI Tracker module, not a better gimbal.
We ranked ten of the best gimbal stabiliser options on Amazon on four things we could check ourselves: stated payload in grams or kilograms, battery figures that agree across the listing, what the box contents actually say you get, and the spread of star ratings rather than the average alone. Where a spec sheet argues with itself, we say so. A 4.4 average from 651 reviews means something different when 77 of those are five stars and eight are one star.
At a glance
| # | Product | Price | Rating | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | DJI RS 4 Camera Gimbal, 3kg Payload | £399.00 | 4.4 | View |
| 2 | DJI RS 5 Combo Camera Gimbal, 14-Hour Standby | £619.00 | 4.4 | View |
| 3 | DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Essential Combo, 4K/240fps | £429.00 | 4.4 | View |
| 4 | DJI RS 4 Mini Camera Gimbal, 2kg Payload | £285.00 | 4.4 | View |
| 5 | DJI Osmo Mobile 8P Phone Gimbal + Mic Mini 2 | £195.00 | 4.2 | View |
| 6 | hohem iSteady M6 Kit Phone Gimbal, 0.91in OLED | £146.30 | 4.4 | View |
| 7 | Insta360 Flow 2 Pro Phone Gimbal, Grey | £144.99 | 4.4 | View |
| 8 | Hohem iSteady M7 Phone Gimbal with AI Tracker | £253.99 | 4.4 | View |
| 9 | Insta360 Flow 2 Pro AI Tracker Bundle, Grey | £169.99 | 4.2 | View |
| 10 | FeiyuTech SCORP 2 Kit Camera Gimbal, 2.5kg | £183.20 | 4.2 | View |
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DJI RS 4 Camera Gimbal, 3kg Payload
The RS 4 takes first place on payload per pound: 3kg of camera and lens support, a 1.8-inch screen and a 4.4 average from 651 ratings — though its battery figure needs reading twice.
Pros
- 3kg (6.6lbs) rated payload, with the tilt axis extended 8.5mm over the previous generation
- 4.4 out of 5 from 651 ratings, 77 of them five stars
- Teflon-coated arms on all three axes plus an RSA port for third-party handles
- 1.8-inch screen and native vertical shooting via a release-and-lock plate
- Covers Canon, Sony, Nikon and Fujifilm bodies
Cons
- Spec table says 29.5 hours of battery; the bullet above says 12 hours, with 29.5 needing the BG70 grip sold separately
- The box contains a BG21 Battery Grip, not the BG70 the battery claim names
- At £399 it is the most expensive camera gimbal on this list
- Eight of its 651 ratings are one star
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Dji RS4 stabiliser probably the best on the market, top quality, easy to use, long battery life, and big capacity to hold my 2.8kg camera+lense.A bit expensive but very reliable”
Verified purchase“I've been using the DJI RS4 for a few weeks now, and honestly, I can't imagine going back to handheld shooting without it. The first thing I noticed was how solid and well-built it feels — sturdy but still light enough to carry around all day. Setup was super straightforward, and balancing my camera took just a few minutes (which is saying a lot compared to some older gimbals I've tried!).The stabilisation is just unreal — even when walking or doing quick pans, the footage comes out buttery smooth. The battery life is great too; I've done full shooting days without worrying about recharging. I also love how seamlessly it connects with my camera for start/stop recording and focus control — it really makes the whole process feel professional without being complicated.I've used it for travel videos, little creative projects, and even some paid gigs — it's handled everything perfectly. It just gives that cinematic look straight out of the camera with minimal effort.If you're on the fence, trust me — the RS4 is worth every penny. It's reliable, smartly designed, and makes shooting so much more enjoyable.”
The RS 4 sits first because of what it physically holds. The tilt axis is 8.5mm longer than the previous generation and the payload is rated at 3kg (6.6lbs), which covers most mainstream mirrorless camera and lens combinations. Add a 4.4 average from 651 ratings, and it is the highest payload of anything under £400 on this page. The case for a gimbal stabiliser at the top of the ranking is straightforward.
All three axis arms carry a Teflon coating, and DJI credits that with reduced friction and more precise balancing. The RSA port opens up third-party control handles and ring grips, while the horizontal plate releases and locks vertically for native vertical shooting without extra accessories. In practice that means fewer add-ons in the bag for a 9:16 shoot.
Here is the catch. The spec table says 29.5 hours of battery, but the bullet above it says the base figure is 12 hours and that 29.5 requires the BG70 grip, sold separately. The box contents list a BG21 Battery Grip, not a BG70. If you want the advertised runtime out of the box, this is not the one. At 3kg payload and £399, it is also more gimbal stabiliser than a phone-only shooter will ever need.
DJI RS 5 Combo Camera Gimbal, 14-Hour Standby
The newest and priciest camera gimbal here: £619 buys a 14-hour standby figure, a one-hour charge and a Combo box that lists the tracking module as included.
Pros
- Up to 14 hours standby and a full charge in one hour, which DJI measures as 60% faster charging
- 12th in Camcorder Stabilisers & Supports — the best rank of any camera gimbal here
- Combo box lists an Electronic Briefcase Handle, quick-open tripod and BG33 Battery Grip
- 2nd-gen automated axis locks and fine-tuning knobs on each arm
- 4.4 out of 5 from 401 ratings
Cons
- £619 is the highest price on this page, £220 above the RS 4
- The first bullet says the tracking module is sold separately; the box contents say one is included
- No payload figure in the spec table, so payload cannot be compared like-for-like
- 401 ratings is a smaller sample than the RS 4's 651 and the RS 4 Mini's 1,610
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“I bought the standard DJI RS 5 rather than the Creator Combo because I already owned DJI Focus Pro motors. It meant I wasn't paying for accessories I already had, and the motors integrated perfectly with the gimbal.The first thing that impressed me was how straightforward the setup process was. Balancing my Sony FX30 is quick, and the fine adjustment controls make it much easier to achieve an accurate balance than older gimbals I've used. Once balanced, the motors deliver impressively smooth stabilisation and the overall shooting experience feels very refined.Most of the time I use the RS 5 with lighter lenses, and it's been excellent. It's worth noting, however, that my Fujinon MK18-55 T2.9 and MK50-135 T2.9 cine zooms are simply too large and heavy to be practical on this gimbal. I don't see that as a fault of the RS 5—they're substantial cine zooms that push beyond what I'd reasonably expect from a mirrorless gimbal—but it's something buyers with similar lenses should be aware of.One thing to be aware of if you're already invested in the DJI ecosystem is compatibility. My DJI Focus Pro motors work perfectly with the RS 5, but the original Focus Pro LiDAR isn't compatible, so it's worth checking exactly which accessories are supported before buying if you already own DJI equipment.Build quality is excellent throughout. The automatic axis locks are a brilliant feature that make transporting, balancing and storing the gimbal much quicker, while the quick-release system makes moving between tripod and gimbal fast and hassle-free.Battery life has been excellent during my shoots, and the overall design feels very polished. It's one of those products where lots of thoughtful improvements combine to make it a pleasure to use.If you're shooting with a mirrorless camera and reasonably sized lenses, I can highly recommend the RS 5. It offers excellent stabilisation, thoughtful ergonomics and integrates well with the DJI ecosystem. Just bear in mind that very large cine zooms and some older DJI accessories, such as the original Focus Pro LiDAR, may not be compatible with this setup.”
Verified purchase“After upgrading from a Weebil S, I find the tech on this piece of kit to be insane. To think I've been missing out on all these cool bells and whistles that would have made my life so much easier over the last few years is nuts. The intelligent track module is good - but the camera movement with it can be janky. The gimbal feels snug in my hands and I'm slowly learning the interface. Combined with the app, this is an essential piece of kit that every serious videographer should at least look into.”
The RS 5 costs £220 more than the RS 4, and the listing gives you two numbers for it: up to 14 hours of standby time and a full charge in one hour. DJI describes that as a 60% faster charge and 15% longer runtime. It also holds the better sales rank of the two camera gimbals — 12th in Camcorder Stabilisers & Supports against the RS 4's 48th — on a 4.4 average from 401 ratings.
The engineering leans towards setup speed: 2nd-gen automated axis locks, fine-tuning knobs on each arm, Teflon interlayers and a Z-Axis Indicator that shows how much you are bobbing as you walk. The Combo box lists an Electronic Briefcase Handle, a quick-open tripod, a BG33 Battery Grip and the RS Enhanced Intelligent Tracking Module.
That said, the listing contradicts itself on the tracking module: the first bullet calls it sold separately, while the box contents list one included. If tracking without an extra purchase is the deciding factor, confirm which applies before paying £619. And no payload figure appears in the spec table at all, so you cannot compare it directly with the RS 4's 3kg.
DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Essential Combo, 4K/240fps
Not a gimbal you mount a camera on but a 265g camera with one built in, and by far the most-reviewed item here at 2,757 ratings.
Pros
- 1-inch CMOS with 4K/240fps slow motion in a 265g body
- 3-axis mechanical gimbal plus ActiveTrack at up to 4x zoom
- 107GB built-in storage and 800MB/s transfer speed
- 2,757 ratings at 4.4 — the largest review sample here
- 10-bit D-Log and up to 14 stops of claimed dynamic range
Cons
- One bullet claims up to 240 minutes of 1080p/24fps recording; the spec table says 166 minutes
- Listed as not water resistant
- Fixed 20mm prime lens, so no lens changes on a £429 device
- 166 minutes is the shortest stated battery life on this page
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“In the main I use profesional cameras, Sony A1 and A9 and A7rv. i purchased this for a trip to London that I needed to record for use on YouTube, and distribution through the Networks. I have to say that I was really surprised at how good this camera was for this task. The quality of the video, the clarity of the video and the colour rendition is absolutely superb. I purchased a spare battery but didn't need it because the battery life was exceptional. Also the camera is quite small and nobody really noticed that I was filming. The parents of the camera was very unobtrusive. As I said the camera was easy to use and represented excellent value for money. Just for clarity, are use da Vinci resolve studio.”
Verified purchase“I think the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Creator Combo is extremely good value for money. The appearance is small but it does so many things. The quality of the images is first class and ease of use is really ergonic. The battery life needs to be charged once unpacked but it last quite some time before needing to recharge. Overall, if you're into creating content this is the camera for you. Highly recommended.”
This one is a camera first. A 1-inch CMOS sensor records 4K/240fps, there is 107GB of built-in storage, and the whole unit weighs 265g — which is why it sits third for anyone who wants stabilisation without balancing anything. It also has the strongest review base on the page: 2,757 ratings at 4.4.
The 3-axis mechanical gimbal is the same principle as a handheld stabiliser, just built around the sensor instead of clamped to it. ActiveTrack handles distant subjects at 4x zoom, and the listing claims up to 14 stops of dynamic range plus a 10-bit D-Log profile for grading. A 2-inch rotatable touchscreen, 800MB/s transfer speed and a 20mm prime lens round out the practical side.
However, the battery numbers do not agree. One bullet promises up to 240 minutes of 1080p/24fps recording; the spec table lists battery average life as 166 minutes. At 2.8 hours that is the shortest stated figure of any product on this page. The listing also says it is not water resistant. If you need to change lenses or use a long telephoto, a camera with a fixed 20mm lens is the wrong tool.
DJI RS 4 Mini Camera Gimbal, 2kg Payload
Ranked 6th in Camcorder Stabilisers & Supports — the best position of any camera gimbal here — and the only camera gimbal that also lists phones as compatible.
Pros
- 2kg (4.4lbs) payload, with phones as well as cameras listed as compatible
- 6th in Camcorder Stabilisers & Supports — the best rank of any camera gimbal here
- Automated axis locks and a vertical switch DJI times at 10 seconds
- 1,610 ratings at 4.4 out of 5
- £285, well under the RS 4's £399
Cons
- No battery life figure anywhere in the spec table
- 2kg payload rules out full-frame bodies with long telephoto lenses
- No folded size or item weight listed, so portability has to be judged in person
- Grey finish only, per the listing
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“I cant add anything further other than this is a fantastic product! A little fiddly to initially set up and configure the balance of the camera but once up and running it's perfect.My son is into videography and has wanted one for ages and couldn't be happier!I'd say this item is overkill for most people but if you are filming content for sharing regularly and want buttery smooth footage this is for you.”
Verified purchase“After several years of intensive usage, this little guy is still going strong and helping me make the most impressive cinematic shots/ I love how stable it is but also compact and lightweight - given the capacity. It's easy to balance and then I can trust that it won't need rebalancing any time soon. If it feels off then a quick calibration sorts out minor issues. It's USB-charging and the handle itself contains both the usb port and battery (an improvement over previous models) and there's an easy to see LED gauge to let you know when it's fully charged. The extra handle on the combo bundle makes longer sessions much easier and enables me to get low down shots with nu fuss.The gimbal packs down really small, and has several modes to suit my style of filming. I always use the tilt lock mode, to keep the horizon level, and after a few hours of use the way of working becomes second nature. The display is handy and easy to read, with functions clearly described. At the time of my order this was just the best value gimbal for its functionality you could buy. Now, you would buy the latest version, which is even more impressive, but if you can't afford that then I can absolutely assure you that a used RS3 combo is still an amazing tool.As you can see in the image, over the years I've adapted the gimbal slightly, adding a full scale Manfrotto quick release adapter and various counterweights to suit my fairly unbalanced rig. The motors are powerful enough to deal with the extra bits, no problem.”
The RS 4 Mini holds the strongest sales position on the camera side: 6th in Camcorder Stabilisers & Supports, with 1,610 ratings at 4.4. The payload is 2kg (4.4lbs), which covers mirrorless bodies and compact vlog cameras, and the spec table lists both camera and smartphone as compatible devices.
It is built for speed: automated axis locks, a horizontal-to-vertical switch DJI times at 10 seconds, and a Responsive Follow Mode that reacts to hand movement. Teflon-enhanced balancing appears here too. As a gimbal stabiliser for mirrorless camera setups, 2kg is the real ceiling — weigh your heaviest lens before assuming it fits.
Even so, 2kg is not a lot. A full-frame body with a 70-200mm lens will exceed it, which means this is not the gimbal for heavy professional rigs. There is also no battery life figure anywhere in the spec table, so you cannot compare it with the 12 or 14 hours claimed on the RS 4 and RS 5. Which means anyone who needs a runtime promise should look elsewhere.
DJI Osmo Mobile 8P Phone Gimbal + Mic Mini 2
Second in Mobile Phone Handheld Gimbals & Stabilisers — the best rank on this page — and the only bundle here that includes a wireless microphone transmitter.
Pros
- 2nd in Mobile Phone Handheld Gimbals & Stabilisers, the best rank on this page
- Bundle includes a DJI Mic Mini 2 Transmitter, mobile receiver, windscreens and two front covers
- 386g body that can charge your phone over USB-C
- ActiveTrack 8.0 with tracking for objects, people, cats and dogs
- 2,293 ratings, the second-largest sample here
Cons
- 4.2 average is the lowest in the top five, with 12 one-star ratings out of 2,293
- 10-hour battery appears only in a bullet, with no battery figure in the spec table
- No payload figure for phones or cameras is listed
- Date first available is given as 7 May 2026, which is later than the reviews suggest
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Amazing bit of kit. Multiple tracking/gimbal modes. Works natively with iPhone so set up is a doddle.”
Verified purchase“Nice device. Works well. Has some limits, but fine with me.”
The 8P ranks 2nd in Mobile Phone Handheld Gimbals & Stabilisers, the highest position of anything on this page, on 2,293 ratings at 4.2. It weighs 386g, can charge your phone over USB-C, and a bullet rates the battery at 10 hours.
The bundle is the interesting part. Alongside the gimbal you get a DJI Mic Mini 2 Transmitter, a mobile receiver, windscreens and two magnetic front covers. Module 2 tracks objects as well as people, cats and dogs, with ActiveTrack 8.0 doing the work. An Osmo FrameTap remote adjusts framing from a distance, and the pan axis tilts forward for low-angle shots.
Crucially, 4.2 is the lowest average in the top five, and the rating spread shows why: 12 one-star ratings against 72 five-star ones out of 2,293. The 10-hour battery figure appears in a bullet and nowhere in the spec table, so it is a claim rather than a listed specification. If you shoot on a proper camera rather than a phone, this phone gimbal stabiliser is not for you.
hohem iSteady M6 Kit Phone Gimbal, 0.91in OLED
The cheapest kit here that ships with both a screen and a light: £146.30 for a 400g payload, a 0.91-inch OLED and an AI vision sensor.
Pros
- £146.30, the cheapest here with a built-in display and fill light
- 400g payload, enough for most phones with a clamp
- 0.91-inch OLED showing battery level, Bluetooth status and gimbal mode
- Magnetic fill light with cold, warm and RGB modes, adjustable from the control wheel
- 1,587 ratings at 4.4 out of 5
Cons
- No battery life figure anywhere in the listing
- Audio recording is listed as no
- Colour is given as pink only
- 1kg below the payload of the 500g-rated Hohem M7
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Amazing pick up for a new hobby I started. The ai camera is good, but not perfect. The Gimbel itself is of good quality, the app it comes with is also useful but adds music into videos. The battery lasts for about 8 hours of moderate use (not constant). Only downside is when using a bigger and heavier phone it becomes harder to center/balance causing it to overheat. The quick flick from vertical to horizontal is impossible with a larger phone. My phone is the Sony Xperia 1 v for reference.”
Verified purchase“Absolutely love the Hohem iSteady M6! The stabilization is incredible — my videos look smooth and professional, even when I'm moving. The AI tracking works great, and it's easy to set up right out of the box. Battery life is solid too. Perfect for anyone who wants to take their smartphone filming to the next levL”
At £146.30 this is the cheapest gimbal on the page that comes with a light and a display. The title rates the maximum payload at 400g, the OLED screen is 0.91 inches, and 1,587 ratings average 4.4. It ranks 34th in Mobile Phone Handheld Gimbals & Stabilisers.
The magnetic fill light runs cold, warm and RGB, and the control wheel handles roll rotation, focus and light temperature. An AI vision sensor switches between front and rear cameras for follow shots, and the M6 can be powered on with your phone in front of or behind the roll motor for unobstructed ultra-wide angles. It weighs 551g and folds to roughly 1.06 x 3.27 x 5.85 inches.
That said, the listing is quiet on two things. There is no battery life figure at all, and the audio recording field simply says no. The colour is listed as pink, which will not suit everyone. At 400g payload this is a smartphone gimbal stabiliser only — it will not take a mirrorless camera.
Insta360 Flow 2 Pro Phone Gimbal, Grey
The cheaper of the two Flow 2 Pro listings on this page at £144.99, ranked 7th in Mobile Phone Handheld Gimbals & Stabilisers on 1,825 ratings.
Pros
- £144.99 with a 10-hour battery and 300g maximum phone weight
- Rated 7th in Mobile Phone Handheld Gimbals & Stabilisers
- DockKit support with claimed native tracking in 200+ iOS apps
- Active Zoom Tracking to 15x on iPhone 12-17 Pro and Pro Max models
- Folds down and includes tripod, selfie stick, selfie mirror and power bank functions
Cons
- Standard bundle contains no AI Tracker — that is the £169.99 listing
- The DockKit tracking advantage is iOS-specific
- 300g weight limit excludes heavier phones in bulky cases
- Seven one-star ratings out of 1,825
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Updated to review a replacement was sent, I think my original may have been really stiff or can faulty but new one moves perfect - updated to 5*I've gone for 4* as I believe this is a great gimble however the one I received was faulty and I wasn't able to find the same fault anywhere else, the elbow looks like it's been put together in the wrong position, when I first tried the flow 2 pro it seemed off, having never used one before I thought it was me and went back to one of the "how to use " you tube vides I'd seen before purchase and I couldn't work it out until I noticed the nut which holds the elbow in place was in line with the black wheel and in eveything else I've seen it is on the side, I've added a photo and you can see the different from the promotional photos where the hinge is at the button not the nut. The refund process has started smoothly and I intend to buy another one when I have the refund back.”
Verified purchase“Easy to use. Exellent build quality and reasonably priced in comaprison to others”
This is the £144.99 version of the Flow 2 Pro, and it is the better value of the two listings here. It holds up to 300g, rates 10 hours of battery in the spec table and averages 4.4 from 1,825 ratings, with a best sellers rank of 7th in Mobile Phone Handheld Gimbals & Stabilisers.
What separates it is DockKit support: Insta360 claims native tracking in 200+ iOS apps, which is why this listing gets bought as a gimbal stabiliser for iPhone. Active Zoom Tracking works to 15x on Pro and Pro Max models of iPhone 12-17. The body folds, includes a tripod, selfie stick, selfie mirror and teleprompter, and doubles as a power bank, with 360° infinite pan tracking.
However, the box contents are the thing to check. The standard bundle is the gimbal, a magnetic phone clamp, a USB-C to USB-A cable and a pouch — no AI Tracker. If you want the tracker, the other Flow 2 Pro listing at £169.99 includes one. And if you shoot on Android rather than iOS, the DockKit advantage does not apply.
Hohem iSteady M7 Phone Gimbal with AI Tracker
The heaviest-duty phone gimbal here at a 500g payload, with a detachable 1.4-inch touchscreen controller and a 7.6-inch aluminium rod.
Pros
- 500g payload — the highest of any phone gimbal here
- 12 hours of stated battery, the best among the phone gimbals on this page
- Detachable 1.4-inch touchscreen controller with a 10m range
- Three expansion ports for lenses, mics and LED lights
- Compatibility list runs from iPhone 17 Pro Max to Google Pixel 4
Cons
- 337 ratings is a small sample, with nine of them one star
- No payload figure in the spec table — 500g comes from the bullet only
- Listed colour is reddish-metallic, not black
- £253.99 is more than the Insta360 Flow 2 Pro AI Tracker bundle
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Perfect- came quick, love it. Also just to add, i may have written a bad review by MISTAKE- MY APOLAGIES”
Verified purchase“Went through the tutorial videos on the app to get used to how things work. It's crazy good and fun to use. I recommend.”
The M7 lists a 500g payload, the highest of any phone gimbal on this page, plus three expansion ports for lenses, mics and LED lights. Battery life is stated at 12 hours, the best of the phone gimbals here, and the 1.4-inch touchscreen controller detaches and works over a 10m range.
The aluminium rod extends 7.6 inches for high and low angles, and the 360° RGB system adjusts brightness and colour remotely. The magnetic AI tracker is listed with a gesture range of 1.64 to 16.4 ft. Compatible devices run from iPhone 17 Pro Max down to Pixel 4, a wider stated list than most here.
Worth noting: 337 ratings is one of the smallest samples on this page, with only the two Insta360 Flow 2 Pro listings and the FeiyuTech lower, so the 4.4 average rests on less data. Nine of those ratings are one star. The colour is described as reddish-metallic rather than black, and at £253.99 it costs more than the Insta360 Flow 2 Pro and the Osmo Mobile 8P.
Insta360 Flow 2 Pro AI Tracker Bundle, Grey
The same Flow 2 Pro as number seven with an AI Tracker added: £25 more, a 4.2 average instead of 4.4, and 212 ratings instead of 1,825.
Pros
- Adds an AI Tracker that Insta360 says works across all platforms and devices
- Spotlight on the tracker is designed for low-light footage
- Same 10-hour battery, 300g limit and 3-axis stabilisation as the cheaper listing
- DockKit support in 200+ iOS apps and 360° infinite pan
- Only £25 more than the standard bundle on this page
Cons
- 4.2 average from 212 reviews, against 4.4 from 1,825 on the cheaper listing of the same gimbal
- Ten one-star ratings out of 212
- No power bank or selfie stick functions listed, unlike the cheaper bundle
- Costs more than the Osmo Mobile 8P, which includes a wireless mic transmitter
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“This product is really good, meticulously crafted for handling and making video creation effortless. The AI tracking feature is particularly beneficial when tracking subjects.”
Verified purchase“Excellent gimbal with native motion tracking on the iPhone. Better than competitors by far!”
This is the second listing of the same gimbal on this page. The model name, model number and manufacturer part number are identical to the £144.99 version, and the only difference in the box is the AI Tracker. You pay £25 for it.
The tracker is not decoration: Insta360 says it works across all platforms and devices, and the built-in spotlight is aimed at low-light shooting. Everything else matches the cheaper listing — 10-hour battery, 300g maximum weight, 3-axis stabilisation, DockKit support in 200+ iOS apps and 360° infinite pan tracking.
The catch is the ratings. This bundle averages 4.2 from 212 reviews; the £144.99 version averages 4.4 from 1,825. Ten of those 212 are one-star. If you do not need the tracker, the cheaper listing gets you the same gimbal with a review base more than eight times larger. At £169.99 it also costs more than the Osmo Mobile 8P bundle, which throws in a wireless mic instead.
FeiyuTech SCORP 2 Kit Camera Gimbal, 2.5kg
The cheapest route to a 2.5kg payload and a built-in AI tracker at £183.20, though it has the smallest review sample here and the weakest sales rank.
Pros
- 2.5kg (5.51lbs) payload, more than the RS 4 Mini's 2kg
- Built-in AI tracker with gesture control, so no add-on module needed
- £183.20 — the cheapest camera gimbal on this page
- L-shaped quick-release plates with an anti-off slider for fast vertical setup
- Bluetooth or cable camera control, with focus on a light shutter press
Cons
- Screen size is listed as 10.23 inches, which does not fit a handheld gimbal of this size
- 155 ratings is the smallest sample here, with eight one-star and five two-star
- 187th in Camcorder Stabilisers & Supports — the weakest rank on this page
- Box contents are listed only as "Scorp 2 Kit", with no itemised breakdown
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“The media could not be loaded. The FeiyuTech SCORP 2 is more than just a refined version of SCORP C (Gen 1) which I had been using since 2022, the built in AI and the upgraded motors make this the perfect gimbal for solo video maker. The AI tracking is one of the best I have come across, accurate tracking means a lot less oops moments when camera is out of frame.The phone app is very easy to use and the graphic interface means you don't need to be a tech expert to use the more advance settings like time lapse and pre set A to B pan shorts. Setting up the camera on the mount is a bit fiddley but you only need to do it once, the quick mounting plate allows the camera to be off the gimbal and back on with just a click. There is also an extra bracket included for vertical mount for 9:16 phone video style for IG, FB and YT shorts videos.The motor is strong and it will handle up to 2.5kg load as long as it is well balanced, there is a list of compatible camera and lens for look up and even tho the motors are working to its limit I managed to mount my Canon EOS R with the 70-200L f4 long lens just to test out the gimbal and it works for slow action like walking and moving about which was a surprise.The carbon fiber extension is extremely light and it feels like part of the gimbal once screw into the base of the gimbal, with the included wide tripod base it is stable enough for low level shots. Battery lasted around 6-7 hours with my EOS R and moving around all the time, it can be used while plugged in for extended use. It takes less then 2 hours to charge with a PD phone charger, we always have full battery by using a PD power bank plugged in between shoots.The hand gesture is one of the function I used the most with the SCORP 2, it pick up hand signs instantly and the Double L shape gesture allows custom framing which is a massive time saving for "one man band" video maker like myself. Just make the Double L hand sign move to where you want to be in the frame and re active the AI tracking and it will track your movements but still keep you in the part of the frame you wanted. Spread Palm to start recording and then same hand gesture to stop, no more back and fort to the camera from my station hundreds of times between shots.Overall I am really happy with my purchase and I am happy with my upgrade from the SCORP C”
“Excellent quality Gimbal from FeiyuTech made from excellent materials.I am no expert when it comes to gimbals but I have used different gimbal brands in the past so I know the basics.The main feature about this gimbal is the AI tracking this is nothing new in gimbals but I will say this is the best I have personally used and the fact it is inbuilt no extra accessories is needed is a huge bonus. The AI tracking can be activated and stopped using hand gestures you do have to be in the frame and in range for the gestures to work obviously. It is very fast and smooth which is exactly what you want for you footage even when I have walked behind a tree it has detected me on the other side of the tree which is a very nice touch.Another feature I like are the markers what this means you can setup all the balancing perfect, set the markers and when done for the day pack it all away. Then the next time you use the gimbal as long as you are using the same camera & lens you can adjust the sliders to the markers and there is no need to rebalance from start this is a game changer for me why did it take so long for someone to think of this THANK YOU FeiyuTech.I also like the big wheel control on the front of the gimbal you can use this to adjust the tilt and at a press of another button you can switch this to control the panning and also rolls this makes it so muck quicker and simpler to control the gimbal.The display is a bit smaller than I would have liked it to be BUT it is bright and clear to read, FeiyuTech have made very good use of the screen size. And as you would expect these days it is touch screen.The gimbal stabilisation is very good and this is even without me doing the gimbal shuffle/walk another box ticked.My only grumble is with the battery life I am getting about six and a half hours of constant use BUT this is probably down to my skill level and balancing etc BUT currently for me personally this is more than enough time.Overall I am very happy with the gimbal and I would definitely recommend it.”
At £183.20 the Scorp 2 carries 2.5kg (5.51lbs), which is more than the DJI RS 4 Mini's 2kg for over £100 less. The AI tracker is built in rather than sold separately, and the listing covers Sony, Canon, Nikon and Fujifilm bodies. It averages 4.2 from 155 ratings — the smallest sample on this page.
The quick-release system uses new-generation L-shaped plates with an anti-off slider that mounts directly on the vertical arm, which is what makes the vertical filming setup quick. Bluetooth or cable control both work, and a light press of the shutter button triggers focus. The handle is shaped as a gun grip with a bevel for one-handed use.
Two numbers on this listing are worth a second look. The spec table gives a screen size of 10.23 inches, which does not match anything you would hold on a gimbal of this size. By contrast, the payload figures do agree: 2500G in the bullets and 2.5kg in the spec table are the same number. Rank 187th in Camcorder Stabilisers & Supports is the weakest position here, and 155 ratings with eight one-star and five two-star is a thin base to lean on.
Final Verdict
For most people filming on a phone, the Insta360 Flow 2 Pro at £144.99 is the sensible pick: 10-hour battery, 300g payload, and a spec sheet with no internal arguments. If you need to carry a mirrorless camera, the DJI RS 4 Mini at £285 handles 2kg and lists phones as compatible too, while the £399 DJI RS 4 takes 3kg — though budget for the BG70 grip separately if the 29.5-hour figure matters to you. For anyone who wants a gimbal stabiliser that also charges the phone it is holding, the Osmo Mobile 8P at £195 does that and bundles a wireless mic transmitter in the box. Either way, treat the battery number as the first thing you verify rather than the last: a gimbal stabiliser that runs flat at hour four is a tripod with extra steps.
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