Stabilizers Camera Holder

[16.5 x 15 x 13"] This is a very good value for the money. Well made and very rugged.  A minor issue is that it does not come with any assembly instructions or camera balancing instructions. I recommend looking at some on-line videos on balancing stabilizers. For a first time user of stabilizers the balancing process is not intuitive. Once properly balanced for a specific camera it works very well.

[33 x 24 x 13"] I am new to gimbal stabilizers and for me this is a great way to learn how to use this piece of tech in my workflow without making a huge investment. Zero issues so far. Some features available on the newer larger models would be nice like the micro adjustment dials for balancing but at twice the price, I am ok doing without.

[31 x 12 x 12"] it's very good but I wish it was lighter but I guess all Stabilizers are the same so this one is the best option and it is made in USA so typically it's better that Chinese Stabilizers. the setup was much easier than my other Stabilizers which is from china. I'm happy I could buy it when it was on deal page at a good price. Thanks to B&H

[13.2 lb / 6 kg] Pros: For the price, you'll be hardpressed to find any stabilizer that is this well built and performs on par with stabilizers twice to four times its cost. The adjusting the head is simple with two screws controlling forwards, back, left and right. Cons. This is a seriously heavy system- even with a gh4, 18-35 setup. This isn't an issue personally but it is something to consider if you are going to be spending a lot of time using this.

[Black] Just what I needed. These stabilizers can be delicate and you need a good case to protect everything. This is a nice affordable case that has a place for everything.

[Aluminum] Having used several hand-held stabilizers, from the original Pilotfly�FunnyGO 3-Axis Handheld Stabilizers to Ronin-M, this is certainly the most solidly-built stabilizer I've seen, and able to handle serious loads! It's ability to carry heavy loads, design allowing access to the LCD panels on the back of most cameras, its seamless operation, and a fast balancing time makes this a stabilizer a serious heavy-weight pro contender. I am using it with a GH5. They are soon to release their tiny Nucleus-N ("n" for nano) wireless focus puller — a brilliant and super-impact, lightweight focus puller — for this and other stabilizers. A brilliant system, and one costing only 4oo.oo (wireless range 150') this combo will prove to be unbeatable! The G2X also comes in a small but rugged hard carrying case, and can be used with many non-proprietary rosette-based components, making this a complete stater setup, and a versatile and inexpensive solution. DJI's new Ronin S is probably going to prove to have a few more bells and whistles, but it will also likely cost 3 times as much to own and operate, once you've bought into their wireless focusing solution and proprietary batteries: be warned! And I LOVE DJI's products, but... I can highly recommend this for anyone's pro gear collection. Just be careful when you flip this for underslung mode. It only works in one direction, but this is an acceptable trade-off for access to the camera's LCD. DJI has already copied this feature, but I doubt that any other single handed brushless 3-axis stabilizer would have stronger (and QUIETER!) motors than the G2X? 3 Thumbs up!

I am new to gimbal stabilizers and for me this is a great way to learn how to use this piece of tech in my workflow without making a huge investment. Zero issues so far. Some features available on the newer larger models would be nice like the micro adjustment dials for balancing but at twice the price, I am ok doing without.

[2.5 W] A well made holder.

[0.05 lb] Nice fit, to camera lens and the Cokin holder. Recommend this product

[0.185 lb] Fits the camera perfectly, and I love the Allen key holder, so you never have to search for it.