Feiyutech VIMBLE-2A Gimbal Stabilizer,3-Axis Handheld Gimbal for Gopro Hero 8,7,6,5,SJ CAM,YI 4K,Osmo Action Sport Action Camera, WiFi Connect Control

I bought this to go with my newvicture ac940 4k camera and it's great!I don't get all the benefits I would using a GoPro but to be honest that's fine as there so expensive I won't pay the money for one lolIt's smooth steady and easy to operate even for a complete noob like me 😁Definitely worth the money in my opinion.

This Vimble 2A gimbal comes well-packed in a nice tidy box with all the accessories mentioned. Out of the box, this gimbal looks premium with excellent build quality. It’s made out of quality plastic and feels nice to hold.Included in the package are Feiyutech Vimble 2A Gimbal, Tripod, Micro USB cable, Anti-lost strap and a sturdy Polyester Carry bag.The built-in battery 1300mAh in the handle can last up to 10 hours long, and there’s a micro-USB charging port on the side. The pole can be extended an additional 18cm which is an excellent length.This gimbal fit perfectly with Gopro Hero 7. The camera is mounted to the gimbal using a retaining strap with thumbscrews, an easy task but does feel a little bit fiddly to fit at first.The instructions are okay but not thoroughly written, for example there’s no instruction how to control the camera from the gimbal. You can also connect it to a cool app called Feiyu On to control the gimbal from a phone. Connecting the phone to this app is straightforward and easy to do.The camera comes to live with the push of the on button. There are several other buttons to tilt/pan/up/down/left and right the gimbal and a side button to adjust the roll or tilt. There’s also one for follow mode, selfie mode and also to reset the gimbal to home position.You’ll also get a little extension handle that can be screwed into the end of the handle to form a tripod.So far this gimbal seems to be working as intended. Having said that, we are still exploring the various functions this little device can offer. We have not used an advance and sophisticated gimbal before so this is a new experience to us.For the current price of £89.00 with £10 voucher, seems okay for a sturdy and well-made gimbal. The product works as intended and will recommend.Thank you for reading. Hope you have found it helpful.

Bought because it was at the value for money end of the market but, sometimes you really do pay for what you get. In this case not much.Let's get the bad out of the way.Mine didn't work. It simply made a buzzing noise as the motors tried to do something but failed manfully. I don't necessarily feel this is a major issue in that there always going to be goods that arrive unusable. It's just a fact of life. If I felt that this was an overall good item I'd have asked for a replacement not refund.However, I didn't.The actual unit is lightweight in construction and my overall impression is that it's not likely to be a long lasting solid bit of kit. In some ways I'm glad it was DOA as returning it was a no-brainer.Overall, more at the toy end of the market.

Having owned a couple of GoPro’s now I’ve never used a gimble (I know, I’ve been missing out!) so having the opportunity to try this out left me feeling very excited to finally get outdoors again, if only for a little while at the moment!And initially first impressions were very good, it feels quite sturdy overall - a little weaker when fully extended but nothing noticeable or that impacts footage, and even as somebody who struggles with dexterity I found this easy to hold - some controls a tad fiddly but this is definitely because of me/my health rather than the gimble. My brother tried it & liked the set up very much with no issues accessing controls.So with that I was excited to take it for a spin. And this is where things started to go down hill for me in some departments. The design of the case doesn’t suit my GoPro perfectly and this means in order to take full advantage I have to repeatedly case and in case my camera which is a nightmare for somebody like me who struggles with holding small screws and the like. And what makes this worse is I was expecting to be able to fully control the unit and camera remotely via the app & this is not the case at all. Whilst the app is simple to set up and intuitive it lacks some important features. I’d really like to be able to view the footage live via the app but more importantly be able to turn my device on/off or record without needing to jump from this app to the official GoPro one. If the two could merge I think the overall user experience would be fantastic but as it stands it leaves it all feeling a bit more clumpy and time consuming.Going back to my first issue though as this was a big deal breaker for me, I would really like to be able to remove batteries and use all features of the GoPro without having to remove it from the gimble case each time. With dexterity issues and the fact my GoPro batteries never seem to last it leaves me feeling frustrated, especially as it’s such an easy design fix.Overlooking the issues above, the footage itself is very smooth and I do love the effortless feel to filming once I’ve got everything set up, a few design tweaks and I think it could be a great value option for those looking to expand their horizons without dropping hundreds on top of the range gimbles.