In a sleek and ergonomic design, the Moza AirCross 2, in black, supports up to 7 lb cameras, including wide-body types like the Blackmagic Pocket 4K and those with a built-in grip. It comes with a companion iOS/Android smartphone app that provides many creative features, including an AI calculation function that auto-tunes the gimbal by selecting optimal parameters based on the camera load. The AirCross 2 is designed to hold the camera mounted closer to the tilt motor, allowing for more stability with most cameras, and the camera orientation can be switched between portrait and landscape modes when using the dedicated included bracket. The gimbal also has an angled motor arm in order to allow a clear view of the camera LCD during operation.

The AirCross 2 features a manual lock on each axis that makes balancing your camera easier. You can unlock one axis, balance it, then unlock the next one, and so on. When done, a balance check feature will confirm on the gimbal's OLED screen whether all axes are balanced or which one needs adjusting and in which direction. This 3-latch locking system also allows you to lock all the axes during transport so the axes stay firmly in one place. This gimbal has several advanced shooting modes including multiple follow modes, time-lapse capture, Sports Gear mode, and Inception mode, which rotates the gimbal in place.

The AirCross 2 is designed with Moza's Spark Power Supply System 2.0, which consists of a battery with its own USB charging port. The battery can be removed and separately plugged directly into a USB charger, not included. This battery provides up to a 12-hour runtime.

The gimbal controls include a customizable smart wheel, dial wheel, and smart trigger that provide direct control over select camera functions, while the OLED screen provides an intuitive display of the gimbal status and camera parameters. On the bottom of the gimbal handle, there are both a 1/4"-20 and a 3/8"-16 threaded mounting hole for attaching a mini tripod, extension handle, or other accessory.

7 lb Payload, Wide Body Camera Support    Angled Motor Arm for Clear Camera View    Portrait/Landscape Mode Switchable    Axis Locks for Simplified Balancing

For a full list of compatible cameras, please see the most current compatibility information on the Moza website.

• Supports most mirrorless and DSLR cameras up to 7 lb
• Angled motor arm for a clear view of the camera display
• Camera is mounted closer to the tilt motor for increased stability
• Switchable between portrait and landscape modes when using the dedicated included bracket
• 3-latch locking system for simplified step-by-step balancing
• Up to 12-hour runtime with included battery
• Battery features its own charging port and can be plugged directly to a USB charger
• Three CAN ports for accessories such as iFocus-M motors
• iOS/Android Moza app
• Auto-tuning AI calculation function
• Time-lapse capture, multiple follow modes, Inception mode, and Sports Gear mode
• OLED screen

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use for my EOS R and 28-70 f2 lens?

A: Yes, the Moza AirCross 2 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer can support up to 7 pounds effectively.

Q: 2. Does it have any object or active tracking features?

A: The Moza Air 2 does have object and active tracking features.

Q: 3. Will it work with a Nikon d7500?

A: These products are compatible: This gimbal is for Mirrorless/DSLR Cameras up to 7 lbs. Nikon D7500: Weight: 1.41 lb / 640 g (Body Only)

Q: 4. Will this Gimbal work with the Panasonic S1H?

A: The S1H is not yet listed on Moza's compatibility chart. However that is more than likely just because it has yet to be released and tested on this gimbal. The S1 is on this list and if you can balance that camera on this gimbal, you will be able to balance the S1H. We will just need to wait for further testing to learn if the gimbal can control the electronics on the camera. Again since it can control certain functions on the S1, it should offer control on the S1H as well. https://bhpho.to/2m0lZM6

Q: 5. Will this fit my Canon 700D? I know weight wise it's fine, but I'm more concerned about the width. Thanks!

A: The width of your Canon D700 will not be a problem. As long as your camera-lens combination is balanced on every axis following the instructions your good to go.

Q: 6. Will this work with a Nikon d7500? Can I use the Moza Timelapse Camera Shutter Control Cable Set N2 for Moza Air & AirCross Gimbals (Nikon)?

A: Our understanding is the upgrade to 2 does not affect backwards compatibility. Since your camera is listed for the first model we feel it will work on the 2.

Q: 7. A question for users of the Aircross 2. Does the 360 roll function require an additional piece? is the roll clockwise? does it roll counter-clockwise? can it roll clockwise 180 and reverse roll 180? can it roll at different speeds or only one speed? I have a specific shot in which the inside of a boat rolls back and forth. Many thanks.

A: The 360-roll (known as Inception mode on Moza devices) does not require an additional piece with the Aircross 2. You can choose the speed of the roll by rotating the dial below the joystick, and the direction of the roll (clockwise or counter-clockwise) using the joystick itself.

Q: 8. What are the differences between the Moza Aircross 2 and the Moza Air 2 apart from the weight?

A: Load capacity is one of the key differences between the Moza AirCross 2 and Moza Air 2. The Air 2 has a load capacity of 9.25 pounds, while the AirCross 2 has a capacity up to 7 pounds. The battery life is a bit higher on the Air 2 at 16 hours compared to 12 hours on the AirCross 2. Also the Air 2 has additional threadings for accessories than the AirCross 2.

Q: 9. Can a use this gimbal with a gopro or a celular de same Way i cam use on the mini p?

A: You can use the Moza AirCross 2 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer Professional Kit with a Gopro or cellular device but you will not be able to take advantage of the included Moza iFocus-M Wireless Lens Motor.

Q: 10. Will the Moza AirCross 2 and Slypod work with the new Canon R5 and R6?

A: The Canon R5 and R6 cameras will be compatible with lens combinations under 7 lbs for balancing and movement on the Moza AirCross 2 and the Moza Slypod. At this time, Moza does not have electronic support for either camera for control of settings, but may introduce a firmware upgrade after the cameras are released.