MOZA AirCross 2 Gimbal 3-Axis Stabilizer

 Gimbal me error aa raha hai f3ff aur vo sahi ni ho paa Raha hai kuch solution bataye uska mera paisa bekar jayega agar sahi ni hoga toh

I return 2 times,1st delivered item defected 2nd time item weak moter so totally waste don’t buy this I never recommend

 This review is for the Moza AirAcross 2. About a month ago I purchased the Moza Mini S Gimbal. I liked it so much I wanted a professional gimbal to use with my DSLR. This gimbal is amazing. I’ve tried other brand DSLR gambles before but I was never able to balance them. This gimbal had no problem being balanced.

I was able to balance it within about 5 minutes on my first try. The onboard screen allowed me to run a balance check to make sure everything was balanced correctly. I really like the onboard screen. I haven’t seen other gambles in this price range that can hold as much with a display screen. The display screen allows beginners to operate this gimbal much easier. Typically you have to count how many times you push a button to know what setting you’re in. With this gimbal there’s no guessing work, everything is visible on the monitor. However it is really easy to use the app as well. The app will let you go into inception mode, control your gimbal from a distance, and many other things. So I definitely recommend using the app to start with.

Here are a few cool features that this gimbal has. You can do mimic movement using your cell phone. This allows the gimbal to follow the movements of your cell phone in case you’re recording yourself. Then there is motion tracking. This also uses your cell phone, but you attach it to your hot shoe on your camera. Then you set the tracking so the gimbal will follow a subject on its own. This works great with a tripod. Inception mode is another cool feature. You can spin the camera 360 degrees in any direction automatically or manually. I highly recommend checking out tutorials on how to use all the features available. Tutorials are also a good way to learn how to properly balance the gimbal. Every time you add or take away something from your camera, the gimbal will need to be rebalanced.

My favorite thing about the Moza AirAcross 2 is how easy it is to use. That’s why I recommend this gimbal to any beginner or professional for that matter. It is a professional gimbal but it is the easiest one I have found to use. Setting up the gimbal didn’t take any time at all, which is a big plus when your first starting out. The onboard screen makes maneuvering through the settings so much more easier. Definitely a necessity if you’re just starting out. The app allows you to update the firmware without having to connect to your computer. However you can still update using your computer if you want to. My camera and the gimbal together only weighs a little over 5 pounds. I found that pretty easy to carry.

I guess all I can say is if you’re looking for a first time gimbal to use with your DSLR or mirrorless camera, this one is a good choice. If you’re looking for a gimbal to buy for someone else whether their starting out in videography or have been doing it for awhile, this gimbal is my recommendation. It is a good gamble to learn on and it is one you can grow with, not outgrow.

 Worked okay for awhile. It was pretty responsive, worked with it for about a year and a half before problems started. The motors would vibrate now and again when filming with certain angles. The main issues started after I attempted using my a7r5 in a small rig cage with a 24mm GMaster lens attached. I always used to take the camera out of the cage before using it with this gimbal. But even with the cage the set up was well within the “listed” payload of the gimbal but ever since that day, I have been having issues.

I always use autotune after balancing to set up the motor power and never had a problem until after I used the cage. so now when I autotune the ROLL axis will flop over to one side before it resets. This is not normal. Contacted Moza Support and they insisted that this was normal though it had never used to act this way. So I continued using it until it failed completely during a shoot by randomly going into sleep mode 5 mins after filming. Contacted Moza Support once again and they were no help what so ever. I sent them 7 different videos showing the issues, going to sleep, the autotune failing, going to sleep after trying to use INCEPTION mode. INCEPTION mode stopped working the motor couldn’t even do a half turn before it falls asleep. The best the Moza support could come up with was that I wasn’t balancing the gimbal correctly despite the fact I sent them a video of the balanced gimbal. They eventually just stopped responding to my emails. So idk, my advice is stay away from Moza in general, go with another brand, someone with better support. This was a headache the gimbal can no longer be trusted and I got no decent troubleshooting beyond “Balance” and “Update” the gimbal. Nice Moza, thanks.