The quality of a video is measured according to a wide range of variables: composition, lighting, sound, sharpness, etc. One of those variables is also the movement and the fluidity, or not, that results. And this gimbal now puts in the hands of practically anyone, a fluid movement that, until very recently, could only have been achieved with much more expensive professional equipment.
Its use, at a basic level, is very simple. You load up, put on the camera, and the gimbal works its magic. There are multiple modes of use and to internalize the operation of each one requires using it for a long time.
The battery lasts a long time and it's great to be able to use it to power the camera itself.
The tripod is also very practical.
At the level of materials and weight, it gives an excellent sensation. I did not try it in the rain but it gives a lot of peace of mind (and versatility) to know that it can withstand a certain degree of humidity.
And in the end, what counts, the stability provided by the device: Very good! It makes a noticeable difference using it versus not using it. The full range of motion it allows is also excellent.
One of my favorite uses is being able to record practically at ground level. Before, I also recorded in this modality but it was immensely uncomfortable due to the position and the result (very moved) was much worse.
In short, for amateur video, it is not a mandatory product but for those who care about the quality of their video, a gimbal like this brings you closer to a professional quality video.
Note: In the video the date/time stamp of the camera is not set correctly (it shows 2018 but the video was made a week ago).