This product has great bang for the buck. I bought a couple 1/4" 20 photography handles for it so I can shoot smoothly. A super performer!

The unit came packaged well and once assembled seems to be a solid unit. I'm not a huge fan if the menuing system and wish you could disable the charging mode for the camera connection because my camera doesn't support it and shuts down auto.atically when it senses the Moza trying to charge it.

I got to use this gimbal when it first came out a couple years ago. The company I worked for that did high-end weddings was always buying the latest gimbal on the market and letting us freelancers try it out. We tried a number of them (Ikan, Zhiyun, Ronin, etc). But as a DSLR shooter, I always liked the Moza because it was simple, lightweight yet sturdy. You shoot an Indian wedding for 10-12 hours straight, you want a light gimbal!! You're going to be exhausted regardless, but at least you'll recover faster. Anyone who does marathon shoots knows what I'm talking about.

Anyway, the company supposedly "traded-up" to some newer gimbals after a few months (which were heavier / bulkier). They might have had more features (which I never used), but they were literally "painful" to use / carry around all day. Especially when we switched to Blackmagic cameras with the metal cage for accessories / attachments (much heavier than DSLRs). Not long after that, I quit shooting weddings.

I had an Ikan Beholder at home, which I used sparingly with my Canons, but it tended to vibrate at the beginning and end of moves. If I couldn't smooth out the vibration in the edit (stabilization), I often didn't use the shot (it wasn't a balancing issue... more of a motor issue). It's a decent gimbal, but this problem drove me nuts!

Anyway, I got tired of that and finally bought this Moza. Not only is it lightweight, but it's very smooth. You can't put a real heavy / long lens on the camera, but balancing short to medium lenses, no problem. Batteries charge quickly and last. Comes with a hard case that's great for gigs. You can use a phone app to control it, but I just grab it and get creative. I like things that are simple and intuitive to use.

It has 4 selectable modes right on the stick (Yaw, Tilt, Lock, Roll). Separate tilt / pan button for combo moves. That's all you really need. Also recommend the snub-nosed Moza N2 shotgun mic. Replaced my Rode shotgun (which always came off those weak rubber band-like mounts!!) with the N2. The quality is excellent and it is center-mounted with tighter bands that keep the mic stationary and noise-free. Plus, it included a black foam and dead cat option (breeze blocker) in the box. Has audio cable for smartphones too. Does the job in a compact size that easily fits in your camera bag. Ideal for freelancers.

Cons:
- L bracket and quick release mount are good. But don't really like that it needs 2 attachment for it to work. And it also adds weight to it
- I have a 90d and tried it with a 50mm prime lens with the low apeture of 1.8f. and somehow the motor percentage usage kinda goes to a hundred when auto tuning even tho I'd say I'm using a lens that's not pretty heavy
- phone update and PC update for firmware kinda bugs out and doesn't update for the first of trying it out. But then it might ment that I already have the latest firmware. But I think it should also say if my firmware is up to date.

Pros:
- this is my first gimbal that I have bought so I don't have much comparison to others. But it seems to work fine and as long as it does. I'm okay with it

I honestly figured this was going to happen, but I had to buy it to find out for sure. It says here on amazon that its compatible with all DSLR and mirrorless camera's, that may be the case when it comes to mounting. But when it comes to the function capability from the gimbal to the camera, there is a list. It's right here in the manual and I decided to share it in my review. I haven't had a chance to completely try the product, but for that, it's at least a 4 star. I recommend they add it so its very obvious.