Review on DJI OSMO Mobile Handheld Stabilized Gimbal with OSMO Base Bundle by Jessica Morris

The only downside is the DJI Go app. Every recorded video and photo is saved in the DJI Go app. To access them for editing in a third-party app, you have to upload each photo and video individually! Not only is this tedious, it also requires your phone to be connected to a Bluetooth-enabled gimbal at all times. This, in turn, completely drains your phone's battery. It's totally unnecessary! I will NEVER use the DJI app to edit or share, so I shouldn't be forced to use it. I use apps like iMovie and ProCam for post-production that allow me to upload videos and pictures straight to my phone! UPDATE - 05/23/2017: The DJI app still needs a better interface but they have updated it. where you can easily transfer your photos and videos to your phone. I'm still having major battery drain issues on my iPhone 6 Plus, only when I'm using the DJI app, it takes 2-3 times longer when I'm using Apple's native camera app. I'm also having severe lag/stuttering issues ONLY when using the DJI app, so the problem can't be the motor.