FeiyuTech SCORP Mini 2 [Official] All in One Gimbal Stabilizer, 3 axis Stabilizer for Mirrorless Cameras,Smartphone,Action Cameras, AI Tracking Gimbal for Canon/Sony/Fujifilm,Gopro12,iPhone 15Pro max

I rarely ever leave reviews, but this product deserves it. I bought this and was not paid for this review. 100% untainted opinion here. I've spent thousands on camera equipment, including 5 other gimbals over the last few years. I'm not a tech guy so there have been many frustrations. As a full time Youtuber, camera functionality is extremely important. Especially since I do it all myself. I don't have a camera guy or anyone helping.This gimbal absolutely took a load of stress off. I've always had issues with tracking, even with high end cameras and gimbals. You end up with this cluster F of cables etc and when it doesn't work it's incredibly frustrating. This tool has a little camera built in, so it tracks flawlessly (so far) even without a camera plugged in. I didn't have to buy any additional trackers or anything. Simply mounted a gopro (much smaller than my big camera) again, no cables. Balanced this, turned it on, and boom, I can place this wherever, kitchen counter, pickup tailgate, wherever, give this an ok signal with my hand, and it's locked on me. The tracking is great, camera off, no cables, perfect operation. I downloaded the app and linked them, all the settings are easy to adjust in the app. It came with a phone mount, (also has cables for about any camera, and the ability to operate the camera from the screen) so I can easily switch from my gopro to either my big camera or my smart phone and it works very well. Just a simple re-balance and your g2g.We will see how long it lasts, but this has been hands down the best money spent on something like this, and far less expensive than most of what I've purchased before. I'm very happy with this and would recommend it to anyone.

I got this gimbal and I’m here to share my honest thoughts. I've spent a ton on camera gear—I own five other gimbals—I’ve definitely had my share of frustrations. Working solo means camera functionality is super important for me.This gimbal has really taken a load off my shoulders. I used to have tracking issues, even with high-end gear, but this one has a built-in camera that tracks perfectly without needing extra equipment. I just mounted my GoPro, balanced it, and it locked onto me like a champ. No cables needed, which is awesome! The app is easy to use for adjusting settings, and it even comes with a phone mount and cables for different cameras, making it super simple to switch things up.So far, this has been the best investment I’ve made in gimbals, especially for the price. I’d definitely recommend it!The FeiyuTech Scorp Mini 2 is a compact upgrade for cameras or phones. It has a built-in tracking camera and a mini touchscreen that makes adjusting settings a breeze. The joystick is way better than the old circle pad, plus there are shortcut buttons for quick access.Even though it has a lower max weight limit than the full version, it comes with adapters for all sorts of cameras, including action cams and smartphones. There are two apps: one for wireless control and another for using your phone as the camera.You definitely need to practice with this gimbal; it won’t magically fix all your motion issues. I noticed a slight high-frequency noise from the motor when using the front wheel, which could be picked up by sensitive mics, but the joystick is quiet and works great. For the best tracking results, keep the camera lens close to the tracking lens.Overall, this gimbal is pretty impressive and works well with smaller, lighter cameras. I’d give it ★★★★☆ (4 out of 5 stars)!

DO NOT BUY!! Worst product ever…the setup is extremely difficult not clear instructions and it does not fit my canon mirrorless EOS R….false advertisement

When this came in, and I started using it, I felt like my life had been completed. I was so overjoyed that I grabbed my wife by the hand and we made passionate love for hours..

So this is my first gimbal that I've ever owned, so this has been quite an experience getting used to it. I mostly do amateur photography, but I've started dabbling into video a bit as well. Being a tech nerd, I usually just toss aside the instructions and dive head-first into setup, but you definitely don't want to do that here if it's your first time using a gimbal. It helps to read the manual, but if you really want full-proof, step-by-step instructions on how to fully set up this thing, watch their self-produced, SCORP Mini 2 guide on YouTube. It helped me a TON when it came time to balance the gimbal, which is a crucial step that most first-timers won't think to do. After watching that, I was able to fully set it up with my Nikon Z7 and was out capturing video in no time.In terms of build quality, the SCORP mini 2 is excellent. It has a combination of metal and plastic construction, but it always makes sense when one or the other is adopted. For instance, plastic is used in the handles to keep the weight down. You have fully metal quick release plates, so that your device is completely secure, with no chance of it breaking off. Buttons are plastic so they feel good to the touch. Balancing points are metal, so that they retain rigidity and accuracy... and on and on. The entire unit feels so good in the hands too. It has multiple rubber grip handles that are perfectly placed for even weight distribution. Even my heavy Nikon Z7 with its medium sized lens never became uncomfortable to hold because of the well-thought-out ergonomics. I absolutely love how quiet this thing is too, the motors activate with little to no audible noise, so there's no chance of it being picked up in the recording. I've only been able to use it once or twice, but I can already tell how much it has helped with my range of motion as well as smoothing out camera movements. I'll be on a cruise later this year and I can't wait to see what kind of footage I'll be able to get.In terms of negatives, there's very little to complain about. I've been kind of rough with the quick release plates and they already look a bit scuffed, but it sort of comes with the territory anytime you have a black, metal design. Also, balancing was a pain in the neck to do, but I assume every gimbal has that same issue. I do wish the power button was closer to the joystick handle. It does make some sense that it would be further away from every other button, since it's probably the least used one... but I still wish it were a bit more accessible. To be fair, I will probably acclimate to the placement and it might even make more sense after getting used to it more.TLDR - Top notch build-quality, ergonomics, and design with little to no weaknesses. Takes some getting used to as a newbie. 5 stars.