[Gray] This really is a great piece. I usually run the tilts hydra alien arm with a Sony alpha camera but for lower profile shoots that I just want to get out and get done quickly and easily, this arm makes things so much easier and paired with the DJI osmo pocket 3 I find myself going to this setup more often than my full size setup.

[Aluminum] This thing is absolutely stable and excellent construction quality. I attached my pocket 3 to this and made the following video below for sample:

https://youtu.be/rSNG1P-R7QE?si=m2vyJVY0gPSq0J2M

[Aluminum] If you have any need to shoot cars or footage from moving vehicles this is a no brainer. Pairing this with the Pocket 3 makes for some super smooth footage with minimal effort.

[Gray] I'm using a Sachtler 25 Head on this Vinten Leveling bowl adapter and it works great.

[Gray] I am absolutely thrilled with the MOVMAX Blade Arm for my DJI Pocket 3. This accessory takes stabilization and versatility to a whole new level. The build quality is solid and robust, ensuring incredible stability even in challenging conditions. The ease of installation and use is another major plus; integrating it with my setup was seamless.
What impressed me the most was the Blade Arm's ability to smooth out shots, eliminating unwanted vibrations and movements—crucial for achieving that cinematic footage I strive for in my projects. If you're a filmmaker or content creator looking to maximize the potential of the DJI Pocket 3, this accessory is a must-have. Without a doubt, one of the best investments I've made for my filming gear. Highly recommended!

[Gray] This arm has given me the smoothest quality, combined with the pocket 3, my videos are next level. There is not bounce and I feel quite close to movie quality.

[Aluminum] I admittedly had an issue that I was upset about, but admittedly it was my fault for not securing the Blade Arm to any sort of security tether (I'm mentioning this because I think it's important to note that you should tether your arm/camera to something on your vehicle so you don't suffer the same consequences that I did) and it fell off at about 35mph in pretty standard traffic, where the new arm and new camera were both run over in traffic.

With that said, I think it was a fluke that it happened. It's a very solid arm and the footage looks insanely smooth when you're using it. MovMax took care of me and helped me replace the arm and I'm grateful for that. I know a lot of us are not professional film makers and securing/tethering things like this aren't as intuitive as maybe it should be, but I'd like to photos representative of the fact that it may not be safe to run anything like this without a tether.

Anyway, it's a solid product and I'm a happy customer. Can't wait to make content using my Blade Arm and Osmo Pocket 3.

[Aluminum] This is a great way to feel like a pro film maker on a budget. The footage looks insanely smooth.