Snoppa M1-3 axis Gimbal stabilizer for iPhone & Android Phone - Create Smooth Video with Your Smartphone. Works with All iPhone & Android Including iPhone 8 8 Plus 7 Plus 6 Plus Samsung Galaxy S8 S7

Cons:-Best if used without a phone case. Anything thicker than a generic gel phone case will not work optimally with the gimbal as the phone can slip or pop out. I like to keep my phone in great condition and taking off my phone case to use the gimbal can be annoying. (I like to record with my moment gear and this gimbal basically doesn't allow me to).-I may have had a defective product, but the "underslung" mode does not work on my gimbal. I've already tried recalibrating my gimbal and nothing has worked.-The app for Snoppa M1 is terrible. The video recording software is outdated and does not provide many recording options. The only thing it can be useful for is switching between modes on your gimbal. Your built-in phone camera app is better.-Connecting the app and the gimbal is a pain. Again, I may have gotten a defective product but the app glitches and kicks me out from time to time, and most of the times it just doesn't even connect at all.Pros:-I really love the minimalist design. It's compact and light enough to really take with you on any trip.-Easy to use. Aside from its terrible software (I recommend not even using the app), it is a plug-and-play gimbal with an easy learning curve and very straight forward functions.-Unlike most gimbals out there, there isn't an "arm" to cover up the charge port on your phone, so you can charge your phone or hook it up to an external mic while using the gimbal.Verdict:-The Snoppa M1 has a unique and minimalist design that is easy to use. It is great for travel and for those who record videos casually. The build quality is sturdy even though it's all plastic, and has a nice weight to it. The downfalls, in my experience, is the software and app. It needs to be updated to compete with today's higher-end gimbals. The Snoppa M1 is great for a first gimbal if you are considering one as it's on the cheaper end. For seasoned veterans who do more commercial type videography, consider looking for a more expensive gimbal.-Lightweight. Travel. Ease of use. Casual.About Me:-I use a Pixel 2 with Moment gear (case + lens).-I like to shoot videos casually and as a hobbyist, creating "music video" type videos.-Vlogging type videos.-Minimal travel.

The gimbal work very well. I had a great time to work with it.Good points:-Battery life is great , on of the best.-Not to heavy compare some gimbals outthere-Compact-The app is easy to understand and getting around fast-Cool packaging but no case ;(-Fast normal recharge ( but I don't mean Fast charging like a phone with a USB-C)Bad points:-first without the apps the gimbal doesn't work well and sometime not at all. So you have to use the snoppa app. but cool point , now they have the up-date for using 4K.-I don't like the phone clip. way too short. If you have an iphone X or samsung S8 plus or Iphone 8 plus or whaterver big phone or a normal phone with a bigger case the phone won't stay. I never felt good to run or do fast motion with it.-the handle should have some kinda grip, I was feeling it is quite slippery if you are in a warm place or if you are sweting.-Some plastic cracking sound-Not hard to balance the gimbal but it took me a few time to find out how to do it and I had to redo it a few times after.-I don't like the only one green light control. You never know if the gimbal is on or off or on any mode. they should have different lights of a little screen or something for telling you all if you are not using their app.Good first generation but you should wait to the next version.

Pretty cool gimbal. Love the form factor and function. Works pretty good. One thing I didn't think about is that you have to hold this at a slight angle. You can't hold it straight up and down. This may make your wrist tired. The app seems to work good it was easy to connect and set up. It did need to be calibrated as it became a little off. There's no thumbstick to control movement. Don't know how long the clip will last as it seems like it will break over time. The extra weight that comes with it is just an extra in case you lose one bc you can't add it. There isn't any room. It works pretty good although I can't tell a difference between 2 of the 3 modes. Resetting is cool as you can just reposition it manually with your hand. This is a pretty cool gimbal and it's slim clean. No dangling arms when it's off. The zhiyun Q is slightly better bc it has a thumbstick for control and a little lower price but this compact clean easy to carry around gimbal is unique and definitely worth a look. If you hold it to where it's vertical the gimbal turns off. So you can't have that angle. Some phones in cases don't fit. They need to make the clip a little bit bigger and sturdier.

Let's talk about the problem with the Indiegogo(my fault, not Kickstarter's order), I feel sorry for the backers but you also save 50% of the price.I have purchased a Noria AC but it is delayed until 2017 3rd quarter... this is my first time buying it from that kind of website, which is stupid because it will be Winter time, and the retail version would be available in 2018 Spring... so I have learned that I would rather pay a little more for the retail version since this kind of project never delivery the item on time.Ok, back to the gimbal review.This is my first gimbal because of the design really impress me, I can just put it into my bag without any case.Moreover, USB charging is great, I just need to carry a decent powerbank with me, and it could charge my iPhone and this gimbal when I am not using it.The setup was easy and smooth, BT setup and calibration was also great, believe or not, it could be a pain with some device...I have a 8 months old baby, and we will need it very soon, I am going to walk around and do some testing.Speaking of the bug/issue, I have seems very testing video from Youtube from an end user, it seems pretty good.

Der Snoppa M1 Gimbal ist interessant, sieht in „Packzustand“ sehr einfach aus aber besticht nicht gerade mit einfacher Bedienung, wenn voll entfaltet für Gebrauch. Zusammengeklappt ist der Transport sehr, sehr einfach.Bild 1 - TransportzustandDer Vergleich zu DJI Osmo Mobile (Version 1) braucht keine Worte.Aber... der Vergleich ändert sig dramatisch, wenn die beiden Einheiten völlig im aktivierten Gebrauchszustand sind. Dann ist die Osmo Mobile viel einfacher zu handhaben.Mit meiner iPhone 8 Plus wirkt die Smartphone-Halterung nicht gerade vertrauenserweckend beim Snoppa M1. Bei der Osmo Mobile wird die Halterung von Hand verstellt und solide verankert. Hier muss es wirklich hart zugehen, um das Smartphone unbeabsichtigt zu verlieren. Eine Erfahrung des wirklichen Reiselebens.Bild 2 - Beide in GebrauchszustandDas Ausbalancieren des Osmo Mobile ist etwas komplizierter, aber das „Ausziehen“ des Handgriffes am Snoppa ist wirklich (be)klemmend. Beim zusammenklappen kommt leicht Haut in der Klemme, wenn man nicht aufpasst. Ich finde den Prozess wenig erfreulich.Bild 3 - Snoppa M1 DetailVoll ausgefahren wirkt der Snoppa etwas Fragil und der völlig ungeschützte Leiterbahn auf der einen Innenseite hat in der Länge ein nicht zu übersehendes Problempotenzial. Speziell in Verbindung mit der teilweise brutalen auf-zu (Zack-Zack-Aua!) Bewegung, die auch eine Drehung am Start bzw. Ende beinhaltet.Der Osmo erlaubt auf der linken Seite die Montage von Zubehör, inklusive cold-shoe Adapter-Schienen - z. B. für Mikrofone usw. Die Joystick Bedienung und mehrere Funktionsknöpfe vereinfachen die Steuerung im täglichen Gebrauch sehr.Im „Kriegszustand“ ist die Osmo Mobile viel flexibler. Ohne Spur von Zweifel. Meine Osmo Mobile hat in der Praxis bereits sehr gute Dienste in Singapore, Malaga, Granada und Córdoba geliefert.Das App für iOS (Android nur kurz angetestet) hat mich nicht gefallen, und es gibt keine Third-Party Apps mit Integration der Bedienung. Für Osmo Mobile gibt es die sehr avancierte und flexible Filmic Pro App für iOS oder Android, die auch Bedienelemente der Osmo Mobile auszunutzen weiß.Kurz gesagt: Ich finde mich mit der Bedienung der Snoppa nicht zurecht, und das Design in einigen Punkten zu „filigran“. Ich war sehr in Zweifel, ob ich das Gerät behalten sollte. Der Preis - Euro 199,00 - ist auch höher, als die neuste Ausgabe des Osmo Mobile. Also... habe Ich die Rücksendeprozedur bei Amazon.de eingeleitet.

Hatte vor den Gimbal von DJI und muss sagen, dass beide genauso gut funktionieren. Bin schlussendlich zum Snoppa gewechselt, weil mir die Kompaktheit einfach besser gefallen hat. Ich selber nutze ein iPhone X mit einem original Apple Silikoncover. Alles passt perfekt und funktioniert tadellos. Ich musst nur vor der ersten Nutzung den Gimbal kallibrieren (war nicht ganz Waage) - dies habe ich über die Hersteller App gemacht.Einen Punkt Abzug gibt es nur, weil ich der Meinung bin, dass man dem Gimbal noch eine kleine Stofftasche, zum Transport, hätte spendieren können.

Funktioniert einwandfrei. Das Einschalten ist nicht ganz optimal gelöst. Gerät ist sehr handlich. Zusätzlich Steuerung des iPhone wäre prima. Fehlt leider. Habe mir eine kleine Bluetooth Fernbedienung dran gebaut.

Bel prodotto compatto e tascabile, l’uncia Pecca che mi ha spinto a fare il reso è il fatto che durante i video registra suoni provenienti dal gimbal rendendo i video tremendi. Io l’ho preso usato forse è rotto

Mein Gerät ist nach längerer inaktiver Zeit, nicht mehr startbar bzw. ladbar. Geht als Rekla zurück an Hersteller.