Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like that it can converted to use my iPhone or with my hero 13. I’m a novice with using the ai tracking, but it seems like it takes some trial and error to get the functionality I want

Great quality product that works great, very well made.

The GroPro Fuild Pro AI gimble is pretty sweet once you figure it out. I had a pretty steep learning curve, and the instructions that come with it weren’t great. I found that watching tutorial and review videos online helped more than the manual. It comes in a nice soft shell molded case. It will protect the unit well and it’s still small enough and flexible enough to shove in a backpack with some give. Getting my GoPro set up on the gimbal for the first time was frustrating. I had a hard time understanding how everything should be oriented and balanced. This is a critical step. Use the tripod, set it on a stable surface, and take the time to get your device balanced BEFORE you turn on the gimbal. There seems to be an issue with the motors overheating. While this product needs to improve the cooling design, it definitely helps if you get it balanced correctly so that the motors don’t have to work as hard. This gimbal is feature rich. It has a built in fill light that allows you to adjust both brightness and tone. It really helps with the vibe you are trying to capture. It also has a trigger that is programmed with preset functions based on how many times you pull it. For example, if you pull it three times, the gimbal will flip around 180 degrees to focus on your face rather than forward. Click it three more times and it flips back. Click it twice and it recenters the gimbal. Handy if you get it out of whack. 4 times and it changes its orientation so you can use wide angle lenses without having to worry about catching part of the arm in the frame. It’s very cool. It also has a little joystick that allows you to pan and tilt. It makes for some great creative cinematic effects. You can move the camera in a different direction than you are physically moving. It’s fun. Let’s see…what else… It also has different modes such as lock, pan tilt, and pan tilt follow. Each gives you a different vide. Perhaps one of the coolest things is the AI follow. It has a little camera under the light. You can use hand gestures to have the AI lock on you, unlock, and position yourself in the frame. It does a really nice job of following you as long as you stay within 10 feet of the gimbal. If you get further away, it can lose you, especially if the lighting isn’t ideal. It’s fun for things like landing fish since it will follow you around the boat throughout the fight. It also has full 360 rotation capabilities, so once you have the AI locked on you, you can walk a full circle around the camera and it follows. You can connect your camera to the gimbal with a small USB cable that come with the unit. It works with Go Pro Cameras, smart phones, and small point and shoot cameras. It has a pretty decent app to go with your phone that allows you to control gimbal function on your phone. It lets you do things like simply dragging a box around the person or thing that you want the gimbal to follow in frame. You can set it so that the gimbal reacts to the gyroscope in your phone and effectively turn your phone into a remote joystick to control the gimbal. Not sure when I’d use it, but it’s a fun feature. You need to know about the weight limit. I think it’s 400g. That’s plenty for a GoPro camera with a lens, mic, light and windscreen, but you’re not going to be putting a large camera on this gimbal. Also, it’s worth noting that if you put a smart phone on it in the orientation it says, you won’t be able to connect to the unit via USB. You can flip the phone to the opposite orientation and make it work. It does overheat from time to time and just shuts off and flops down. That needs fixed. I found it initially very frustrating to figure out, but once I got the hang of it, I found it fun and very versatile considering I can use it with my GoPro OR my smartphone. I’m still learning, and I suspect I will be for quite some time, but overall, it’s very cool, and very fun IF you can survive the learning curve. 4 stars for complex learning curve and subpar instructions as well as the overheating issue and low weight limit.

This is a must have product for your GO-PRO. It’s amazing how well it works and the AI built in is incredible. It does take sometime to get used to however it’s incredibly awesome. Would highly recommend.

Performance & Stabilization As someone who shoots a mix of vlogs, event coverage, and creative short clips, the Fluid Pro AI has been a game-changer. The 3-axis stabilization is buttery smooth, even when I’m walking or panning quickly. The unlimited 360° pan and wide tilt range make shots feel cinematic without the jitter you’d expect from handheld footage. AI Tracking & Ease of Use The AI subject tracking is surprisingly accurate. Whether I’m filming myself or following someone else, the forward/rear-facing module locks onto faces and bodies reliably. Gesture controls are intuitive—I can start tracking or adjust framing without touching the gimbal, which keeps the workflow natural and hands-free. Lighting & Build Quality The built-in fill light is a subtle but powerful addition. It’s not a replacement for studio lighting, but it balances shadows nicely for outdoor vlogging or quick interviews. The build feels solid and professional, easily supporting my GoPro with accessories like filters and small lenses. At 400 g capacity, it’s versatile enough for most compact setups. Battery & Connectivity Battery life is excellent—I’ve filmed for hours without worrying. The fact that it doubles as a power bank is a lifesaver when my phone or GoPro runs low mid-shoot. Wireless camera control through the Fluid app is seamless, letting me adjust shutter, zoom, and focus without fumbling with settings. App Integration The GoPro Fluid app adds creative tools like motion time-lapse and smart framing presets. It’s not just a stabilizer—it feels like a creative assistant that expands what my camera can do. Pros Rock-solid stabilization with wide motion range Reliable AI subject tracking with gesture control Built-in fill light for balanced shots Strong build supports heavier setups Long battery life + power bank function Smooth wireless camera control and app integration Backed by GoPro’s lifetime warranty Cons Slightly bulky compared to ultra-light gimbals Fill light is helpful but not a full lighting solution Best suited for GoPro and compact cameras—DSLRs are too heavy Final Verdict The GoPro Fluid Pro AI Gimbal Stabilizer is a premium tool that feels designed for serious content creators. If you’re a vlogger, filmmaker, or event shooter who wants smooth footage, reliable tracking, and extra creative features, this gimbal is worth the investment. It’s not the smallest option out there, but its durability, versatility, and AI-powered features make it one of the most complete stabilizers I’ve used.

This product is amazing the way I film and take photos with it has improved my videos incredible I would highly recommend this to anybody who wants to make improvements on taking videos

GoPro completes my FUN!!! Yeah, GoPro!!! Having so much FUN!

It works really good. I got it for my husband so he can make the videos hes been wanting and he has gotten alot of use from it.

This pairs great with the GoPro Hero 13 its a game changer for sure.

Great product. I enjoy the ease of use for GoPro hero 13

Very easy to use and leaves the videos and fits cousins I love to use it

It took me i lil time to figure it out but it works great. Does the job.

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I like it so far, but i haven't used it in the field yet.

Overall good product, works as intended and easy to use.

Amazing device to record all type of events. User friendly

Great item very easy to work with and would recommend to everyone

A very worth it purchase. It looks new and works great

Simple and easy to use! Works great with GoPro and Iphone Pro

The GoPro Fluid Pro AI Gimbal is a 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for GoPro cameras, smartphones and perhaps a small point and shoot camera. I wouldn’t exactly call it compact, but if you are looking for a gimbal with robust motors, this gimbal can handle devices weighing up to 400 grams. My iPhone 15 ProMax with a case worked well on this gimbal, I also used my GoPro 13 action camera as this gimbal is made to integrate with GoPro’s cameras, utilizing some of the buttons and controls to operate functions such as zoom and focus on your GoPro. The gimbal solution comes with an AI tracking module, which is a mini camera just for tracking and also includes a fill light/flash to illuminate your subject, I found the mounting on the unit much better than the other gimbal I have from Hohem. The AI track on the Fluid Pro seems better integrated onto the device and doesn’t just appear to be an afterthought. AI tracking is something somewhat new to gimbals and is very useful as it does not rely on a particular app or device to use. The AI tracking can be controlled with simple visible gestures; this makes it especially useful for vlogging or doing a standup talk as the gimbal can act like an automated cameraman. The AI module also comes with a fill light, which can be controlled in intensity and color temperature via the control wheel on the left side of the gimbal. The small display on the gimbal can be used to determine status and mode of the various functions of the gimbal. Unfortunately, it cannot display what the AI tracker camera can see, unlike some other gimbals that have this feature (and where you can more easily lock onto a subject or object to track). This gimbal has numerous physical controls on gimbal handle, including a joystick (for up/down, left/right control, control wheel (for light control, focus), A/B button, mode button, zoom lever (built into the shutter button). All these physical controls work with the GoPro Fluid app which looks remarkably like the Hohen gimbal app (which makes sense given that the app developer is Hohem and is curious since the gimbal itself seems like a GoPro branded Hohen product). The gimbal also comes with a stand which screws into the standard ¼ -20 mounting threads at the bottom of the gimbal (it also has a ¼ -20 thread on the side of the handle for mounting other accessories such as a microphone or light). A substantial battery within the handle charges via the USB-C port, you can also charge/power other devices via the USB-C out port on the AI module (which in itself plugs into a USB-C port). The package also includes a small, coiled USB cable for powering/charging other devices. Also includes two mounting brackets (a clamp for a smartphone and an L shaped clamp for mounting a GoPro, Action Cam or small form factor camera). Having a gimbal provides you with a way to create professional looking content with a smartphone or other camera. Smooth motion and horizon leveling is just superior to the stabilization that is found on smartphones, action cameras or even software stabilization in video editing programs. Overall, the GoPro Fluid Pro AI Gimbal is a decent piece of hardware that is good to have in your content creation toolbox and integrates well with other GoPro devices and accessories. >>> Pros >> different mounting options for smartphones and small cameras up to 400 grams >> battery life >> well integrated AI tracking module >> stand <<< Cons << LED status light for AI module is difficult to see with fill light on << other brands have a more sophisticated control display