A smartphone gimbal is equipped with a 2800 mAh battery. In the balanced state, the standby time is 13 hours. The specific time depends on the actual use scenarios.

Before you turn on the gimbal, balance it first. For a large-screen smartphone such as iPhone 13 Pro Max, you need to unscrew the thumb screw of the gimbal, pull the arm to the right end, and then turn the gimbal on. Because the clamp of the gimbal supports smartphones with a maximum thickness of 11 mm, to prevent jitter during camera movement, we recommend that you remove the smartphone case before using the gimbal if your smartphone (with a case) is thicker than 11 mm.

Before you start your gimbal, balance it first. If the gimbal is not leveled, an overload alarm may be reported on the motor and it will beep. In addition, if you hold a position other than the handle after the gimbal is turned on, it will also beep to send you alarm.

The gimbal vibrates because the smartphone is not closely attached to the phone clamp, and the smartphone is not tightly clamped. To resolve this problem, turn off the gimbal, clamp the smartphone again, and then turn on the gimbal, if you are using thick phone case, you can also try to remove the phone case.

The gimbal can be extended to a max length of about 280 mm.

Most of the smartphone models in the market with width ranging from 55 mm to 100 mm, thickness of less than 10 mm (with a case), and a weight of less than 280 g/0.62 lbs are supported.