Andoer Heavy Duty 360° overzicht Gimbal statief kop aluminiumlegering 15 kg belastbaarheid met 1/4 inch schroef snelwisselplaat waterpas voor DSLR-camera's

Prodotto per me, molto buono, soprattutto come qualità prezzo! Robusto e non eccessivamente pesante. Sono molto soddisfatto.

Det är ingen skön känsla i den som de dyrare gimbalhuvuden men man får vad man betalar för. Fungerar för mig som har den på min backup kamera med ett mellan långt teleobjektiv. Men inget för den mer kräsna fotografen.

Better than I was expecting.

This gimbal is excellent, I've paid a lot more money for one before. This is excellent value for money. Easily recommended.2nd part review after using for a while. One annoying thing, the up and down motion is short and a bit stiff and doesn't lock on easily.

As this is a high-ish priced item, I was mildly surprised when this didn't arrive in the usual amazon box.Instead it came in it's own packaging, but if that saves the planet I'm cool with that. However, I'm not so cool if that packaging arrives open, which is what happened with this one.Fortunately all the parts where inside, but I don't know if anything like instructions or warranty cards might be missing. Though I could see a little compass loose inside the box. I'm not sure why this has a compass, but I can see from the product images it should sit inside the top part of the arm.Not broken into two parts inside the box and leaving the top swing arm bolt exposed. While that didn't make me feel good, I figured it's only cosmetic. It's not something that should affect product useability in anyway.Plus I only paid £42 for this, around 1/2 the price of many similar items. So maybe my bargain price meant I'd got a less than quality product. A feeling that only increased when I also noticed the swinging arm alignment.The swinging arm is not very well aligned with the vertical bar. Though once again, I figured maybe I could workaround the misalignment issue. Perhaps by twisting the lens on it's supporting ring to compensate for that issue.Then I realised that's not an ideal solution, mainly because the camera would also be twisted. Which could result in images where the horizon line isn't perfectly straight. That being one of the very reasons for buying a gimbal mount! Especially if this was ever used for video.But I don't like to just give up, so I added the small sliding bar to the swinging arm. Finding that the sliding bar could move freely up and down the swinging arm. Next I added my Sigma 150-500 to the sliding bar, finding that fitted perfectly. With just several twists of the bolt needed to hold the lens securely in place. Plus I could easily adjust the sliding bar height and quickly centre the lens.Thus I started to feel a little bit better about this. Until I noticed the swing arm can't swing freely. It doesn't matter if you release the control knob or not, the swinging arm is beyond stiff. In fact so stiff you actually have to push hard on the camera to make the swing arm move.Something that's not good for several reasons. Firstly, you could accidentally push the camera & tripod over and damage your equipment. Secondly, because there's no smooth fast movement, you'd easily miss loads of shots. Which was the final straw for me. So the whole kit was reboxed and returned to amazon for a refund.