DSLR Stabilizer Handheld Video Action Stabilizing Handle Grip C-Shape Professional Vlogging for Smartphones GoPro Canon Nikon Sony Panasonic Pentax Olympus Camera Camcorder (1-Pack) Review

I'm just starting out in photography and video so I'm not sure which is the perfect quality stabilizer. .let's see, but so far so good!

Came broken in the mail because the slides it is supposed to rest on are of poor quality. I think people won't return a $12 item, and they're right: not worth the hassle.

the thing is very neat! I can't wait to use it. The only thing I would add is the instructions. I looked at the pictures of the products and understood how each part works so it's not that hard to understand but with some instructions it would be a lot easier.

Ok. This stabilizer is only suitable for Go-Pro or Cel-Phone. I use a Canon DSLR (80D). This gimbal is not strong enough to hold a DSLR. It definitely has room for a DSLR, but it wobbles too much. To be honest I don't think it will stand the test of time as it looks like it will break under the weight of my camera. I'm very disappointed as I needed this for a small gig tomorrow and I wouldn't risk putting my very expensive camera on it like you.

If you use this with a camera then it's pretty good. But the phone holder broke after a few uses. I still don't know what happened to him, but the pen flew out of him and now he's not holding the phone. Exactly 31 days after we received it so I can't return or replace) I struggle with the hot shoe too - it was really hard to put things in there and not twist it all over the place. BUT I really like the grip and the quality so I might as well just buy a different phone mount instead of looking…

I mostly bought it when I was holding my Canon 6D in my hands. And with that camera, mic and external light, this setup seems too heavy. The all-plastic body is light enough for a small GoPro action camera, but for a large DSLR with a light and mic, this thing looks like it'll break in two. and my Canon 6D. On the right side is the handle of the Canon 6D, where the battery is located. Therefore, you need to balance it. Then I took her outside to record the cat to see how stable the camera was…