DJI OSMO Pocket Handheld 3 Axis Gimbal Stabilizer with Integrated Camera Bundle with PowerBank + Wall Adapter + Car Adapter + 32GB Extreme SD Card + SD Card Adapter (9 Items)

I've had every iteration of the OSMO, and this is, in many respects, the best by far. For the tiny size of the unit, the picture quality is fantastic, and the stabilization is almost unbelievable. The sound quality is pretty decent as well. The fact that the unit has a screen built into the handle (so that you don't need to be tethered to a phone to use it) is an excellent choice.There are problems though. The gimbal control isn't great. It's damn near impossible to accurately adjust it via the tiny screen. That's definitely not a deal breaker, but something to be aware of. It makes this device perfect for filing B roll, but not really suitable for fast action where you're trying to carefully frame a subject (at least not when using the unit by itself). The gimble also easily gets out of kilter when any significant movement or sustained vibration. For example, while skiing straight off a chairlift, I would often find the gimbal holding a 45-degree angle (instead of being level) after about 10 seconds. When mounted to an aircraft, I routinely get a "Keep Unit Upright" warning, and half the time the vibrations would cause the gimbal to move into some crazy angle that produced unusable footage.The software and app isn't DJI's best effort either. In some cases these are great. Most of the common functions are easily accessible. Other things (like the motionlapse feature) are buried in menus and not intuitive to set up (and have completely changed from one firmware version to the next). The unit quickly powers up, but half the time it powers up into a mode that I wasn't last using and didn't want. For example, even though I was using the unit in video mode almost exclusively, half the time it would power on and default into either the picture mode or the timelapse mode. Given the tiny screen, it's hard to tell what mode you're in, which means many shots were missed.Finally, there are just some bizarre choices DJI made. For example, there's no tripod mount. To fix this thing to any surface, you need to buy a third-party set of jaws that clamp around the entire unit. Likewise, there's no hole to attach a wrist strip to. The unit ships with a wrist strap, but the only place to attach it is the *case*, which can't remain on the unit while in use. Truly bizarre. While the battery life is surprisingly great (at least for now), there is no removable battery. When it's dead, it's dead.All in all, it's pretty spectacular for what it does, when it works (which is much of the time). I can't wait for version 2.

The OSMO Pocket seems to work as advertised on the whole, but the SD card included in this bundle is unusable (as another reviewer mentioned). The SD card is a V-10 / UHS Speed Class 1 card, which is too slow to be usable for this type of device. Recording a 30 second, 1080p, 30 fps video took over a minute to save and be able to use the device again. We weren't patient enough to see how long a 4K 60 fps video would take to save (gave up after several minutes). The card should either be upgraded, or removed from the bundle (and the bundle appropriately discounted).

I used it while on vacation, and captured images and videos I wouldn't have otherwise with traditional equipment.I'll be using it for my business as well.

Camera is great, but the card in the bundle is not a good fit for this camera. Ended up replacing the card with ultraspeed one from SanDisc.

What a great camera for its size. I can't believe the quality this shoots. DJI did a great job.

Love this. Compact and easy to use. Great features.

Very easy to use. Good quality.

Very stable and great picture quality. Light weight and compact for anytime anywhere.