[0.6 lb] All gimbals make a good job stabilizing the shots, but what I love about the Moza Air 2 is its features like 2 output DC, one 7.2v and 12v. That allows me to use a monitor without any external battery.
I also like the plate which is compatible with all Manfrotto tripods.

[8 x 3 x 2.5"] it balances quickly

[0.6 lb] Strong motors and intuitive controls for run and gun filmmaking. I have heard a lot about it being heavy but imo its not i have used it 60-70 percent of weddings and im mot sore the following day. Batteries do last a long time ive used it 2 8 hour weddings and still had charge recommend this gimbal

[8 x 3 x 2.5"] Well made and a nice addition to my tabletop lighting kit. Solves many problems when a third hand is needed.

[8 x 3 x 2.5"] I was really satisfied with the quality of the adapter. Products from other manufacturers had bad reviews online in this price range. The ball heads donâ€t spin once tightened other magic arms in this price range spin after tightening which is really unstable if your mounting a 4K recorder.

[0.6 lb] Todo esta genial, no hay nada de que quejarse, solo hubiese sido perfecto que tenga mayor linea de compatibilidad con las cámaras para el uso del follow focus, tendre que comprarlo por separado. Despues de eso todo esta muy bien, incluso ahora vienen con un maletin para un mejor translado y cuidado, anteriores versiones no lo traian.

[6.6 lb / 3 kg] I am new to using a gimbal, but so far this gimbal has proven easy to setup. The balancing with my Nikon D780 was very easy, just a few minutes. The menu and access to controls are very easy to understand and operate. Understanding those feature, the why and when to use those features, is the real challenge. That would be the case with any brand of gimbals. I have no doubt that with some Youtube reviews and tutorials and a little practice, anyone can get the techniques down.

[6.6 lb / 3 kg] Like most. I read lots before buying this gimbal. Ultimately, it was Nikons decision to pair this gimbal with their Z6 that made me commit. The only concern in the many reviews that I read and watched was that the gimbal is on the heavy side. I do not find it to be a problem, but I dont shoot for hours at a time. I have used the Moza with a Canon 5D M3 and the Z6. The Nikon provides much better video, so I prefer that setup. The only problem using the Nikon is that the Moza does not ship with the Nikon cable. The Canon cable is included.
The battery life is phenomenal. I also like how easy it is to balance the gimbal. Once balanced, the camera can be removed for transport and reattached with no additional balancing. Thats a feature I use often. As for the obvious, the gimbal performs as advertised. For me, this was the perfect choice for the cameras I own.

[6.6 lb / 3 kg] Like most. I read lots before buying this gimbal. Ultimately, it was Nikons decision to pair this gimbal with their Z6 that made me commit. The only concern in the many reviews that I read and watched was that the gimbal is on the heavy side. I do not find it to be a problem, but I dont shoot for hours at a time. I have used the Moza with a Canon 5D M3 and the Z6. The Nikon provides much better video, so I prefer that setup. The only problem using the Nikon is that the Moza does not ship with the Nikon cable. The Canon cable is included.
The battery life is phenomenal. I also like how easy it is to balance the gimbal. Once balanced, the camera can be removed for transport and reattached with no additional balancing. Thats a feature I use often. As for the obvious, the gimbal performs as advertised. For me, this was the perfect choice for the cameras I own.

[8 x 3 x 2.5"] Got it balanced with BMPCC4k in small rig full cage with 16mm Meke lens and Ifocus-m lens motor