DJI Osmo+

Super-smart stabilisation ; Decent imaging quality ; Ergonomic, compact design

Doesn’t work with standard tripods ; Mic records gimbal sounds

A game-changing camera for amateur filmmakers requiring smooth, stable footage

Excellent 4K images in good lighting ; Light weight and easy to use in 'run & gun' shooting ; Audio input for external mic ; Good battery life which can be extended successfully for long shoots

Low light is a challenge ; No audio monitoring or headphone connection ; Full rig setup can be unwieldy ; Can lose Wi-Fi connection on busy show floors

There is no such thing as the perfect all round video camera and, like every other device out there, the DJI Osmo+ is a tool to use for certain productions where you want a certain look, or ease of use given the event you are covering. As a consumer...

Excellent tracking ; Lightweight, foldable design ; Extension rod ; Embedded tripod

Limited battery life when used with accessories ; Can be tricky to balance phone

The DJI Osmo Mobile 7P quickly and consistently tracks subjects while providing stabilized footage from your phone. Its embedded extension rod, tripod, and multifunction module make it a versatile gimbal for creators on the go.

Can use any camera app ; All features of prior model ; Big battery ; Lower price

Better for iPhone than Android ; Still pretty expensive for a gimbal

I have been reviewing DJI’s smartphone gimbals for years now. Every time a new one launches, I end up calling it the best smartphone gimbal you can get. Well, things are no different in 2025: Unless you’re looking for something really niche that the...