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

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.

I had an rs4 mini before and I swapped for an RS4. It was a great decision. Build quality is amazing. I'm using it mainly with my Sony a7iv and 24-70 2.8 gm ii. With can handle it easily. Weight is great. Slightly heavier than rs4 mini but with a bigger payload. You can still attach AI tracking mode if you need. A battery life is a big plus and you can easily swap it for new one if you need it. Another great product from DJI, great value for money.

Works very well with my canon R5, the battery is good, the motors are strong

DJI are the leaders in gimbals. And they just keep making them better. For the digital SLR game, this is the way to go.

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.

Absolutely great bit of kit for cinematography, results are amazing.

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.