Our pick: the best gimbal for most people
The phone stabilizer reviewers recommend most: native tracking that works with any camera app, a built-in extension rod and tripod, and up to 10 hours of battery.
Best for: Creators who film themselves and want stable shots and auto-tracking without the hassle.
DJI's most advanced
DJI's latest phone gimbal: continuous 360° horizontal rotation, native tracking with audio and light, plus a built-in extension rod and tripod.
Best for: Creators who shoot lots of movement around the camera and want DJI's latest.
The lightest, most affordable DJI
The simpler version of the Osmo Mobile 7P: the same 3-axis stabilization and built-in tripod, 300 g of weight, and tracking through the DJI Mimo app.
Best for: Anyone who wants stable shots for vlogs and travel at the lowest weight and price.
The budget alternative with the longest battery
A 3-axis gimbal with an AI tracker, a detachable remote and 11 hours of battery. The most affordable option in our comparison.
Best for: Anyone who wants to try a gimbal with auto-tracking while spending as little as possible.
Phone stabilization crops the image and struggles when you walk fast or turn. A gimbal gives smooth camera moves, and tracking lets you film without help.
Check the max payload on each product page. Large phones with a case weigh more than 240 g.
For advanced tracking, usually yes. Some models work with the native iPhone camera through DockKit.
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