Review on 📷 MOZA AirCross 2: 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal for Mirrorless Cameras - Easy Setup, Auto-Tuning, 12hrs Runtime, 18W Fast Charge, with Phone Holder by Ruben Saunders

Summary: I've wanted a stabilizer for a long time and had to choose between something small for my phone or a larger one for my Canon M50 with wide angle EF lens. lens and adapter. AirCross 2 comes with a phone holder and does both with ease. I am very happy with it. There's a slight learning curve to leveling the camera, but not bad if you're doing it for the first time. In terms of stability, I find it buttery smooth. At the moment the only movement comes from my poor walking technique. As I improve, this suspension will grow slightly with me. Quality: From the packaging to the individual components, the quality seems very high. Attention to detail is clearly a priority for the manufacturer. With a foam carry case, each component is safely stowed in a lockable case that's easy to add to your gear. Buttons, joystick and switches feel smooth and responsive. Compensation. When balancing the camera for the first time, be sure to use the locking switches on each of the axes. One at a time, unlock the switch and slide the mount forward or backward until you can position the camera in any position and it is held. After all 3 axes are balanced, press and hold the button on the left to turn on the gimbal. He needs to level the camera instantly and keep that level with every move. Use the joystick to adjust the vertical/horizontal angle of the camera while recording.