INKEE Falcon Plus Gimbal Stabilizer Compatible for GoPro 12/11/10/9/8 Go Pro Media Mod Compatible Gimble Anti-Shake

Product is packaged well and comes with everything you need to include tools. Written instructions are so so but not fully user friendly. The instructions do however have a QR code that shares a video description for set up. Balancing is easy and adjustments lock in place with a screw so you should be able to set it once and be good to go. Come extent GoPro mount to put camera on Gimble versus other that have to be locked in place. Very convenient that you can use the GoPro media mod with the Gimble. Gimble can also be used as a power source for the GoPro. Movement is smooth and I did not notice any motor noise in the videos. The only less than desirable thing I notice is the handle portion of the Gimble is very light so it feels a little too heavy. Overall it is a light rig so I do not see any major issues with that. Would love if they had an upgraded version that had an app that would allow for active tracking but overall it is a great bonus to be able to control the Gimble through the app and the ability to control the camera with the Gimble itself.

I have had this Gimbal for about a year now. I am very pleased with the results I am getting. The stabilization works better than any stabilizer I have used before (mostly the in camera GoPro stabilizers.The Inkee Gimbal is giving me noticeably better results in every situation. I am enjoying using it and would definitely recommend it for smoothing out video footage. The battery life is very reasonable. My only desire is that it used alkaline batteries instead of a charging port because I do extended backcountry expeditions and when my charging blocks run out, I am sunk. I'd rather just pop in fresh batteries and not have to worry about how many more charges I can get out of my charging block.

I have used a few gimbals over time from DJI Osmos to Ronins and for the GoPro I think this is a very good gimbal. I don't know many people who use a gimbal for a GoPro but I think it's a good product to get if you want the stabilization without a crop. The build quality is in line with the price, the arms and axis are metal but the rest feels like plastic. My only real con is the way the balancing works, I dont like using the screws to balance it and then the tutorial wasn't too informative. It has a lot of features that I have on my expensive gimbals, different modes like full lock mode where the motors lock in the stabilization and the FPV mode as well as the joystick. Overall than that a very good product.

The Inkee Falcon Plus is a good gimal, but I think it really depends on which one you get. Quality control seems lacking. I bought it to use with a DJI Osmo Action 1. When amazon dropped the package off, I was eager to get it set up, balanced and get out and shoot some B roll for my YouTube Channel. After balancing the camera perfectly, I turned the gimbal on. It was magical... at first. After about 5 minutes of sitting on the counter, with the gimbal on, using it as a tripod, it began to shutter back and forth, ruining my footage. It does this constantly. Do not even think about using this for time lapses. It is not stable. I thought, maybe it wasn't balanced correctly so I removed my Osmo, rebalanced and same thing. It momentarily shutters back and forth about 5 degrees to each side. More than enough movement to destroy your footage.My first thought was to reach out to customer service. So I did. They asked me to send them a video, which I did. About 2 days later they responded with " pls update the software and balance the gimbal". I emailed them back stating that the software was indeed updated, and another video showing the balance was perfect and the software was updated, but the shake remained. That was three days ago. No update. They left me hanging, so I will be returning this gimbal. Company does not stand behind their product, and will not respond to your request for product support. Thumbs down from me.Edit: 8/17/2022After reaching out to INKEE, them offering little assistance, I returned the original via Amazon. Got a new one and wouldn’t you know… same exact back and forth movement. Junk Gimbal. Steer clear!

I know a lot of people say why do you need to gamble with the GoPro‘s ability for stabilization. Let me tell you when you’re walking, GoPro fails significantly. Having an electronic gimbal removes all of the walking movements especially the up-and-down. It is simple, it’s small, it’s light, and it does exactly what it needs to do. I had the first one and the one complaint I had was it wouldn’t hold the MediaMod, but this one actually does, kudos to these guys. I love it it’s a daily piece of equipment in my kit.