📷 Aterox DJI Mavic Pro/Platinum Gimbal Lock Camera Guard Protector: Ultimate Lens Protection for Secure Transport (Transparent Gray) Review

Overall it really just works, with one or two tweaks: - I shortened the two posts about a millimeter as they seemed too long for the slot - the latch is a bit small and can be a nuisance if you have short fingers and/or short nails. was pretty annoying. A tip: Install when the Mavic is on the back and point the camera slightly down (towards the top of the Mavic).

I'm really amazed by this. It's really a simple thing. Get dressed and go. At first I thought well the drone comes with a gimbal lock, why would I need another to hold it in place? 1. It actually takes practice to turn on and off the original gimbal lock.2. It's much easier to use than trying to line up the original hanger lock.3. It's one less step as you install the cover at the same time as locking the gimbal instead of removing the cover, then removing the lock and putting the cover back on

DJI never understood. They make great products that are almost state of the art, but miss the little details that frustrate the end customer endlessly. They build this beautiful drone and then protect their most prized parts with flimsy sticks that are easy to lose, break, or forget. Or maybe the grand plan is to let the free market profit from what it can't? Either way, this MUST be one of the FIRST things you buy after purchasing a drone. Protect your camera and don't forget to put it in the…

If you're like me, you probably removed the gimbal protector and lock and threw them in the box when you got your Mavic. You are probably also constantly annoyed that the gimbal wobbles and hits against your body with every movement of the drone, but you do not have the courage to take 2 extra accessories with you to solve this problem. This is the problem Aterox was trying to solve and talk about supernatural timing. As luck would have it, I'm going on vacation in a few days and was looking…

I like the idea of locking the stabilizer in place and protecting it along with the lens. As someone who has had to send the Mavic in for repairs due to gimbal issues, presumably because I haven't used the clamp while traveling, I can understand that. It's not exactly a 100% match, but pretty close. Where the cover is not connected to the drone, there are small gaps that dirt or sand can get in through. I use a DJI case so I don't worry about it too much. The rubber protection that can be…