Review on 👍 Zeadio Video Action Stabilizing Handle Grip Handheld Stabilizer Review by Rui Knain

I like this grip. Works great with my Canon T3i. It doesn't stabilize the camera on its own so you'll need to know what you're doing for it to work, but unless you're a total hobbyist you should be able to get very stable shots with this grip. I either hold it with one hand up, the other down and squeeze it in a "U" against my chest/abs and do a "sliding step" motion to avoid jumping while walking, or just balance the top. on my middle finger (low strokes) or thumb (high strokes) and let it hang. All of these methods result in very stable recordings without the need for expensive stabilization technologies. My only concern is that the hot shoe mount at the top is pretty flimsy and anything I put in it just falls off no matter what I do. My solution was to just stop connecting things to it. This isn't really a problem for me as I enjoy using the camera's built-in microphone and other methods of recording separate audio when needed, and just learning to do my best in low light. Overall, for the price, I'm happy with this grip for my purposes. EDIT: I bought various connectors to use with the hot shoe on top and have had better luck with that. Still nervous about adding expensive hardware, but so far so good.