hohemiSteady Pro 4 Action Camera Gimbal 3-Axis Splashproof Stabilizer for GoPro Hero 13/12/11/10/9/8/7/6/5/4/3,DJI OSMO Action,Insta360 ONE R,Sony RX0,Quick Mounting,14Hrs Runtime

I wanted to let you know that I received the product as offered and I am very pleased with it. My initial experience has been excellent—everything functions exactly as described. I am 100% satisfied with my purchase. Thank you for a great product!

Good quality, I have another on for smartphones and they do work well. The challenge was having a cable to connect the gopro and internet the battery compartment needs to stay open and flop around. Settings for the gopro require touching the screen and most of the screen top is covered by the gimbal bracket so hard to access and the power button is covered by the mount so you have to take the camera in amd out to turn it on and off. Lastly is the controls take over the remote and phone app functions so you're limited in what you adjust on the gopro. If you're okay with all that, it's a good gimbal.

The Hohem iSteady Pro gimbal is a necessity for my GoPro Hero 13. It stabilizes footage smoothly during dynamic movements, allowing me to capture great pictures even on rainy days without any issues. I feel this gimbal is a must-have; it’s easy to use and comes with no complicated instructions.

This gimbal feels nice in your hand… just the right amount of weight you’d expect without being too heavy.GoPro (using GoPro hero 10) connects to gimbal easily. Pairing was also quick and easy.Once set up the buttons and the joystick work as described (read the manual, I’m not gonna tell you how to work it) and I haven’t had any issues.Gimbal functions smoothly. Overall I am satisfied, however I have 2 complaints : 1) the battery door is blocked with the camera in the correct orientation (but this can be fixed by inverting the camera….read the manual) 2) if the camera is inverted, the power button is then obstructed (just mount upright and charge gopro so you don’t need to access charging port)

This gimbal feels pretty sturdy. The HoHem App is responsive and connects quickly. Response between joystick and the gimbal itself is fast. The app offers numerous adjustments you can use for the gimbal i.e. speed control etc. Quick connect for securing your camera to the gimbal frame. You may have issues with how you charge your camera while in the gimbal like if the charge port gets blocked based on how you have to secure the camera to the gimbal. The only disappointing thing is that the listing says the gimbal is compatible with a Hero 3. Well that isn't entirely true. I definitely wouldn't have bought it if I knew you couldn't use the joystick on the gimbal to take photos or stop/start your video. The gimbal works with the Hero 3 but it cannot connect via bluetooth/WiFi to it to use all the features

Had problem after problem with this stabilizer. I read the manual then watched youtube tutorials. Was able to offline calibrate it just fine. But could never get it working after multiple hours.Dealbreaker issues:* It only turns left half the time. And usually half the speed of turning right.* After connecting to the GoPro wirelessly, it cannot start / stop the shutter.* Most app features do not work on latest andriod, including updating firmware.Through the app itself I could not control any of the moment, and funny enough only the shutter. So between using the app and the gimbal at the same time, it was almost usable. Except not able to turn left of course.The overall construction actually seemed well made. And I wouldn't normally even want to use the app with it. However I'm guessing to work with GoPro 11 it needs to update the firmware, which didn't work for me. (It does take a special mode to try and do by holding mode and power button until both mode and bluetooth light are on. I took the screenshot in that mode, and did give the app full permissions. I saw the the same missing versions on that page when not in firmware update mode.)I'm returning this. Maybe version 5 will work out of the box with the GoPro 11.

Perhaps its me but this doesn't seem to do any stabilizing, seems more like a fancy selfie stick. Multiple times the camera would start making odd movements and end up pointing in the opposite direction. The software is very limited and has no features that are useful for the DJI action despite being one of the top recommended products.

This will work well enough for any amerature or someone who doeisnt use one a whole lot. Otherwise, I find it often gets confused when trying to pan fully around while also trying to film yourself. Double pressing the trigger button fails after that and it just continues to act as it should, but in reverse, essentially having the gimbal in the shot. Powering off and back on will resolve this issue. Maybe this can be fixed in a FW update.