Review on 📷 Zhiyun Weebill 2 Camera Stabilizer: Ultimate 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal for DSLR & Mirrorless Cameras with 2.88” Flip-Out Touch Screen, 8.8lbs Payload - Sony Canon Nikon Panasonic Lumix Fujifilm by Chris Pettway

I used this with my Sony a7siii + Sigma 24-70, a fairly common but slightly heavier rig. In all areas except the suspension it handles that payload really well, even extended to 70mm. The best thing about it is its compact size and weight. I can put it in most camera bags without attaching the tripod legs. Pull it out and insert the camera and you're done. I don't think the quick release and adjustment system is as good as, say, the DJI RS2, but it does have other conveniences. The flip screen is nice, but it's easy to scratch if you're not careful. However, being able to see and adjust all your settings from the large touchscreen is a good thing. If I had a video transfer kit I think that would be a much more useful feature for me, but even though I only use the stabilizer I usually remove the screen when I'm not using it. Even when using a quick whisk or pan stabilizer, especially in POV mode, it holds up well. As said, even at 70mm it's quite stable at higher speeds. In hanging mode, I find it struggles the most. In this mode I am much more careful in my movements. You're pushing this little gimbal to the limit with those heavier payloads, but if you're not bothered by some of those limitations, including the inability to attach extra accessories like lights or mics, it's a worthy compromise for its compactness. .