[Focal Press] I was looking for a second-camera slider for some video interviews I'll be doing on a ship. I ordered and returned an iFootage Shark Slider Nano because the battery wouldn't charge. I then did the same with a Smartta SliderMini 2 because the Android app was no longer available when it arrived. This is the cheapest, lightest, and most portable option of the three. More importantly, it's the only one that actually worked on arrival. It's very smooth, very quiet, and does what I need. I'll either use it with my phone or Canon M6 MkII. Both fit nicely. It lacks panning, but I figure I can shoot in 4k and track/crop in post and get what I want.

[9 x 5.9 x 0.3"] This is a wonderful little slider for a movie making.I bought the first version and I was so impressed that I bought second one right now.
For the price you cannot get anything better than this in this regard. If you are a filmmaker or content creator this is a must have. The best part that is the rechargeable battery is a good design.

[Soft] This product works as described and is very reliable. I purchased additional tracks to allow for longer timelapse/ extended sweeps and they work great! Would highly recommend to anyone who wants a quick and portable setup with high quality results. I dont usually write reviews, but this one is worth the time. Thanks B&H and Grip Gear!

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[May, 2002] I have three sets of these, got them at NAB three years ago. Met the owner of the company. Very helpful
Great for GoPro and light rigs. The track is great- add sections- great build quality
Wish they would make a heavier system for a Sony mirrorless and big lens set up! JR

[Soft] I just received this this week (March 2021) from B&H and couldn’t be more pleased with it. I haven’t tried it with my Fuji mirrorless yet, but I did try it with my DJI Osmo Pocket with the object tracking enabled to “track” an object while the GripGear performs its dolly function. What a cool combination; these two work PERFECTLY together! I know it’s not an expensive sliding rig but with light payloads I defy anyone to know the difference during playback. For casual hobbyists, YouTubers, or semi-professionals wanting to occasionally incorporate time-lapses or product shots this thing is the best deal anywhere. Go for it!

[9 x 5.9 x 0.3"] This is my first slider. I bought this set primarily because of the price. Because the cost of a professional slider is at least 2 times more. Also for this price, in addition to the slider, you get a dolly and 360 rotating head. If you use a phone or a small compact camera, you can try it all right out of the box. The plastic mortars fit quite well and have almost no play. But I was going to use it with my Canon 5D camera. I know this kit is not designed for large cameras, but the main parts are very sturdy and can be used with a little modification. Plastic legs that bend a lot can be replaced with metal ones. Cheap ball head for a stronger one. And your kit will be ready to work with large cameras. The movement is very smooth, there is almost no vibration. The speed is enough. What else do you need for videography? I think this is a very good purchase!

[Jeremiah Comey] Good for a phone or GoPro - cant see anything much heavier. The only gripe I have is that the feet dont tighten enough - always collapsing. So you have to be a bit gentle with the rig as youre working with it. VERY SLOW on even the fastest setting, but I use it for stop motion so its perfect for my needs. Good value, works, pleased with my purchase.