[2.68 lb] when i open the box i am really like the shape and the finished, very nice , copmact size , it fit with my sony 600mm f4 , and nikon 180-400 


i added arca plate from down, wich i wished to be part of the item .


i added  hydraulic pano head to get more smooth panning ( this should be part of the item )


i don’t like the keys , its gives a cheap choice , small , soundy .


so much expensive, should be bater than this standard 

, This product should be the best if they are doing the Mark II

if they are going to change thees parts

[Gimbal Head] Tiny but mighty! About the size of your thumb. Tough, all metal construction. Light 1/8 turn of the knob is all that's needed to lock the ball solidly. Rotate and tilt in every direction. GoPro, phone, probably an SLR, whatever.

I've been a fan of Slik since the 90s when I had a giant trigger ball for a giant VHS camcorder.

In this photo, the phone clamp is not included.

[Gimbal Head] Tiny but mighty! About the size of your thumb. Tough, all metal construction. Light 1/8 turn of the knob is all that's needed to lock the ball solidly. Rotate and tilt in every direction. GoPro, phone, probably an SLR, whatever.

I've been a fan of Slik since the 90s when I had a giant trigger ball for a giant VHS camcorder.

In this photo, the phone clamp is not included.

[2.68 lb] This item is very small and lightweight. I purchased it for one purpose only, to mount my Gopro camera on a medium light stand. For that purpose it works perfectly, and I give it 5 stars for supporting this camera. However I would NOT ask it to support much more weight than that of a Gopro camera, or similarly sized item.

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] This gimbal head is a great match for my SLIK Pro 723CF tripod. It was easy to set up for use with my Sigma 150-600mm telephoto zoom lens. Balance was achieved throughout most of the zoom range, but not when zoomed all the way out to 600mm, which is typical for a zoom lens. The head's movement is smooth on both axes. It's small enough and light enough for easy transport and storage, yet sturdy enough to provide adequate support for my rig.

[Gimbal Head] This is a great all metal ballhead. I use it with a Pedco ultra clamp to hold my Drift HD. The plastic ball head that came on the ultra clamp still didn't provide complete stability in high vibration situations. The Slik sorted this out perfectly, without being too bulky or heavy. As usual excellent service from the team at BH. Great range of products, prices and customer service. Thanks v much!

[Gimbal Head] This is a great all metal ballhead. I use it with a Pedco ultra clamp to hold my Drift HD. The plastic ball head that came on the ultra clamp still didn't provide complete stability in high vibration situations. The Slik sorted this out perfectly, without being too bulky or heavy. As usual excellent service from the team at BH. Great range of products, prices and customer service. Thanks v much!

[2.68 lb] The Zenelli Compact Carbon ZC is a good size, light weight gimbal. It feels warm in your hand, unlike the aluminum gimbals. The tilt head is solid built, no wobble; the swing movement is positive and viscous. It feels like hydraulic action. The pan head at the bottom is strong and the gimbal turns with no sign of wobble. The gimbal secures the standard QLZ L-plate well. The gimbal design with carbon fiber is elegant and a beauty. Recommended.

Two small comments about the use of the ZC gimbal:
(1) When pressing the locked QLZ plate downward with my thumb, the plate shows a slight bending. The applied downward force is light. A heavy camera on the gimbal may cause a drift from the horizontal level
(2) The center of quick release bracket on the QLZ is not in line with the axis of the pan (vertical) rotation. Additional plate design is needed to align the camera axis with the pan axis, as shown in the pictures. The shift is about 9mm (Zenelli to confirm the exact shift).

The Zenelli Carbon ZC gimbal will widen its application if the design is upgraded with the two comments above.