📱 Hohem Smartphone Gimbal Stabilizer 2021 Upgrade – Lightweight Foldable Handheld Stabilizer, 3-Axis Smartphone Gimbal Review

Works very well with my husband's iPhone. However, I used it with my Galaxy S20 for a vlog shoot and it's not that great. BECAUSE the part in the top middle where it clips, clips right above the power/home button for the s20. And you can't just place the phone a bit off center like I do with my regular stable clip because it needs to be centered with this stabilizer to balance it out. Belt pouch when not in use. I really don't like it when an app (with permissions) needs to be enabled in order…

Security is currently the biggest issue, especially cyber security. With this in mind, this gimbal stabilizer requires (you need to install the app) an app to be installed, registered and connected to an activation email address. Otherwise you cannot use it at all. The build itself isn't bad, but falls far short of DJI gimbals in terms of design, engineering, and general build quality/materials. You basically get what you pay for. The gimbal motor inside is much smaller and runs on tiny gears…

I'm not sure. I used to use a Hohem gimbal for my DSLR and don't remember having to download an app to activate it (although it's been a long time so maybe I'm not remembering correctly) but you do need the Hohem Pro app to get started. with this. I mean it's not that difficult a task - assuming you download the app when you have internet, not going out into the outside world and realizing your mistake - but the gimbal should at least be able to do its basic functions without the app to execute

This is a great little gimbal! After a few days of use I am very satisfied with the quality and design. However, it took a while to learn keyboard shortcuts (each button on the gimbal has multiple functions depending on the number of quick presses. The instruction manual is helpful with this). After learning all the button commands, I found the gimbal very easy to use and the footage very stable. What I liked: - The stabilizer arm is really well designed. It comes off the back of the phone at…

In short, this stabilizer works great. However, with more established brands like DJI making quality stabilizers like the OM3 version for just a few tens of dollars more, I don't think this stabilizer will stand out enough to impress. One of the main reasons is that it looks so simple and versatile. It looks just like the Chinese imitation you are thinking of. There is nothing personal against this gimbal but I think they need to do more to be successful. For example, the same company also…

This phone holder works great and is a great price! The general build quality looks good and doesn't feel cheap. It's very easy to set up and get started. The most important thing to remember is to remove all locks from the motors (and put them back on when not in use). They are important and protect engines well. The built-in battery lasts a long time and it doesn't take long to fully charge it. It charges via USB-C and the cable is included. You can also charge it with an external battery…

At $89.99, my expectations for this Hohem gimbal stabilizer were pretty low. I already had a much larger gimbal from a well-known drone manufacturer. This stabilizer is about half the size and weighs the first stabilizer which is a big plus for me. To use this stabilizer you need to download the application, install it, register/create an account (quick and easy, no personal data). necessary). You then need to auto-calibrate the head and make sure your phone is in the center of the mount. This…

This is what I was looking for before my trip to the Rocky Mountains! After hours of research and going back and forth between the best gimbals on the market, this and DJI, I settled on the Hohem iSteady x2. This is a cellphone gimbal compatible with almost all phones and offers much smoother shooting than handheld shooting. This can also be controlled with the supplied remote control. The app has many features that make recording videos so smooth that it looks like a professional video. Of the

Stuck in the wilderness without suspension. USEFUL without permission. Required Application and Orientation Purchased as a replacement stabilizer. I dropped my primary camera, pulled out my backup and her paperweight. where I was "Internet" wasn't at all. Period. Not only does it require an app (why?), but you also need to sign in with an account and "activate" the device (oh, that's why it needs an app). turn it on this is utterly nonsensical. Is there an app for additional features? Of…