I'm a low-tech guy I'll admit. The FeiyuTech Pocket Gimbal 3 was my first gimbal camera, and I still found it very easy to use. The instructions were very clear and there were also several videos online demonstrating how to use it.

I have used the Pocket Gimbal 3 for several different types of photography and videography, but my favorite use so far has been for recording hummingbirds at my hummingbird feeders. Please watch the video and see how well the Pocket Gimbal 3 works. Take into consideration that I am a novice photographer and am still learning how to use the Pocket Gimbal 3 to its full potential.

I'll be taking the gimbal to Alaska this month and can't wait to see the pictures and videos from the trip. I will add some pics to the review.

I hope the review was helpful. Thank you.

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Works great Balances really well and makes all of my Video Work look Amazing and smooth. I Love It!

I needed something for daily use, I use it for my gimbal with camera RS2 pro with Sony zv1 top.

Best for the price.
I would buy it again right away.
When I think about what my Manfrotto with ball head cost me before!

 Overall this is a very nice camera for the price. I haven't tried out the motion stabilizer function just yet but I will do that next. You can't beat the price though for a ultra HD 4k camera. Should be great for YouTube videos or tick tock. Very pleased with my purchase no complaints.

For me a perfect camera backpack as a travel companion. The size is very comfortable, just right for me. Not too big, but still enough storage space. The wearing comfort is very GOOD. The toughest test was a multi-day city trip to London with family and a packed sightseeing program (including New Year's fireworks). The space in the backpack for the camera, lenses and, in my case, GoPro is limited but good. I was able to transport everything I needed. The upper compartment for drinks, for example, is also very practical. You can vary the dividing base between the storage compartment and the camera compartment a little using Velcro. Space in the top compartment for up to 6 0.3l bottles (lying) or 4 1l bottles (standing - but they then stick out at the top - but you can fix them well with the fastening strap). In the camera compartment I had an SLR camera equipped with an all-round telephoto (18-250), a separate telephoto lens (100-300), a GoPro, a macro lens and a 50mm fixed focal length lens. GoPro and camera accessories distributed in the other storage compartments. From the top compartment you can also load a tablet or, for example, A-4 travel documents (without folding them). On the outside I had a tripod and a camera stick for the GoPro. The thing was then really filled to the maximum. The only thing I would change are the small additional compartments for filters in the backpack openings, I would make them a little larger so that they don't just store filters. I bought your backpack precisely for trips and hikes like this, and in my opinion this backpack is perfect for that. I wouldn't recommend this backpack for climbing tours and extreme sports, as it doesn't have a waist strap. Conclusion: For me the ideal compromise between size and storage space, even for longer trips with very good wearing comfort. I am very satisfied and can only recommend the backpack.

For me a perfect camera backpack as a travel companion. The size is very comfortable, just right for me. Not too big, but still enough storage space. The wearing comfort is very GOOD. The toughest test was a multi-day city trip to London with family and a packed sightseeing program (including New Year's fireworks). The space in the backpack for the camera, lenses and, in my case, GoPro is limited but good. I was able to transport everything I needed. The upper compartment for drinks, for example, is also very practical. You can vary the dividing base between the storage compartment and the camera compartment a little using Velcro. Space in the top compartment for up to 6 0.3l bottles (lying) or 4 1l bottles (standing - but they then stick out at the top - but you can fix them well with the fastening tape). In the camera compartment I had an SLR camera equipped with an all-round telephoto (18-250), a separate telephoto lens (100-300), a GoPro, a macro lens and a 50mm fixed focal length lens. GoPro and camera accessories distributed in the other storage compartments. From the top compartment you can also load a tablet or, for example, A-4 travel documents (without folding them). On the outside I had a tripod and a camera stick for the GoPro. The thing was then really filled to the maximum. The only thing I would change are the small additional compartments for filters in the backpack openings, I would make them a little larger so that they don't just store filters. I bought your backpack precisely for trips and hikes like this, and in my opinion this backpack is perfect for that. I wouldn't recommend this backpack for climbing tours and extreme sports, as it doesn't have a waist strap. Conclusion: For me the ideal compromise between size and storage space, even for longer trips with very good wearing comfort. I am very satisfied and can only recommend the backpack.