Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’m having the best video movements whit this gimbal my go pro fits and gives me the best scenes

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.

I find that this gimbal is hard to calibrate but once done works great. Just have to figure out which direction to mount the gopro.

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

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

nice nice nice nice nice nice nice nice nice nice nice

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.

GoPro is getting back into the gimbal space but it seems like it needs to hold hands with another company to do so. What I found works well: * AI Tracking is Smart. The main selling point is the subject tracking. It has a built-in camera/sensor (so it can follow faces independently of your GoPro or phone) and from what I have seen so far it is fairly accurate at locking onto a face or bodies keeping them centered, even with a lot of movement. Great if your filming on your own. The AI tracking module also has a LED fill light which helps in lower light situations but it's not suited for subjects further away. * Interchangeable mounts means The Fluid Pro AI is not just for GoPros. You can attach a phone(clamp included), smaller point-and-shoots, or other small action cams, weighting under 400 grams. * The battery life is about 18 hours in Passive mode. Although it will more than half if using the AI tracking/light, BUT will still outlast the battery on your camera even with those features active. I also like that you can use the gimbal battery as a power bank to charge your phone or camera while you shoot. * Full 360deg pan movement lets you get some cool cinematic shots you couldn't do with gimbals that have mechanical stop. On the flipside(Cons): * Not the most affordable option in a crowded space. Hopefully you're paying a premium for the multi-device support, the AI tracking, and the battery life-Not just the name that attached to it. * Kind of on the large size. While not the biggest gimbal, GoPros are very small and comparatively the Fluid Pro AI isn't the smallest option out there. * Setup took me a bit of time to figure out. Initial setup and the instructions were a bit confusing. It was a while before I got everything setup and shooting. Was definitely not a whip it out of the box and be up and running on the fly. * AI Tracking might not be perfect. Certain scenarios I noticed AI tracking lost me. Usually when there were more people around and especially in lower light situations. The gimbal also seemed to get a bit warm while using the AI tracking feature continuously for an extended period of long time. Hopefully this doesn't lead to overheating. Thought I have not experienced that as of yet. * Not weatherproof. This gimbal is a GoPro which is known for weatherproof action cams. It's disappointing to see that the Fluid Pro AI isn't rated for rain or dust. * Had to hold hands with Hohem. Not necessarily bad thing since Hohem is a known brand in the gimbal game. But it does mean GoPro didn't design the Fluid Pro AI from the ground up. In summary I found the Fluid Pro AI works well for your GoPro and your smartphone with excellent battery life and genuinely decent hands-free AI tracking, this is definitely a viable option with a well known name albeit in a crowded space. If you only ever shoot on your phone, there are cheaper and smaller/lighter, more focused options available.

GoPro cameras are well known for their smooth image stabilization as they are built for action in motion. This feature-packed GoPro Fluid Pro AI Gimbal Stabilizer cranks it up a few notches and works with both GoPro cameras and large Smartphones that attach to the built-in holder with tripod, AI sensor and fill light. It can support a total weight of 400g combined payload of your camera and accessories. It is fairly compact and comes with a carrying case for the device attachments which makes it weigh a bit, close to two pounds as a complete package. That added weight is also due to its large built-in lithium battery that can last up to 18 hours of use. The battery can also be used as reserve power for your GoPro camera or phone while mounted on the gimbal 3-axis stabilization motor that’s the heart and soul of this intelligent selfie stick/tripod. The AI powered brain can track people's faces, pets and reasonably sized objects with 360 degrees of panning, 320 degrees of tilting and rolling. The GoPro FLUID App pairs with the gimbal via bluetooth and allows you to view and control your settings from up to 32 ft away. The selfie-stick has an optional tripod that can be attached to the bottom to help with hands-free operations, but it also has a screw-hole on the bottom if you need to attach it to a full height tripod - a very useful feature. I used it hands-free with both my older GoPro 7 HERO and Galaxy S25 Ultra to record a few attempts at teaching my nephew a few soccer moves. The AI tracking worked very well especially on the horizontal plane, from side to side, not as much on the vertical axis. I also noticed that if you’re too far from the tripod tracking sensor, it will eventually stop tracking, at about 12 feet distance. The tracking ability may also be affected by sunlight glare or other bright lights. The multimodal AI camera sensor can also be activated by hand gesture commands so you can start/stop videos or the AI tracking, with simple gestures like the “OK” sign to start and the “Palm” sign to stop. The GoPro Fluid App has additional advanced operations that you could spend hours playing around with all the available settings, but if you’re a beginner it could be a little overwhelming. Overall, this GoPro Fluid Pro AI Gimbal Stabilizer differentiates itself from the competition with its interchangeable mounts for different devices and is a great addition for any video/content creation and I can’t wait to bring it with me on my next adventure.

Not worth it, I rather use the dji mobile gimbal no need to adjust anything specially when switching from gopro to mobile phones.

Nice device, but designed to support larger phones

Only buy new unopened box. Even though Best Buy says all the parts are included, they rarely are… Excellent Open Box rating means nothing. I’ve had multiple orders with missing items. This time it’s the spiral usb c cord, last time it was the rechargeable battery pack on a different item. Never Again! Buyer Beware… Customer Service does nothing for you!!

The gimbal stabalizer was nice but didnt seem to work flawless with my Samsung Ultra 25. Decided to take it back.

It doesnt work in the cold very good. Sometimes it doesn't follow you.

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

Over heats up way too quickly. Would not recommend. Especially for the price.

The design and build quality of this gimbal is great. It feels to be made of a strong plastic. The gimbal grip is comfortable to hold and helps provide relief of holding the weight of the gimbal. The grip has a texture to it which would aid in maintaining grip if my hand got sweaty. There are a lot of physical controls included in this device which is great if I wanted to shoot with gloves on, like during a cold weather shoot. There are a number of threaded mounts on the gimbal to mount whatever you may need—whether that be an additional light (there is a built in fill light), an external microphone, or a tripod (a desktop size tripod is included with the kit). One thing I didn’t love about this gimbal is how much space it takes up even when it’s folded. It folds flat (and includes a number of locking mechanisms to make sure it doesn’t come undone) but it doesn’t fold in half so even at it’s smallest it’s still roughly the length of a Nintendo Switch or Steam Deck. On the plus side, it comes with a really nice travel case so I have no reservations around throwing it in my backpack. It also comes with mounting clamp for a phone as well as mounting hardware for a GoPro (or small point and shoot). The motors controlling the gimbal are sturdy, smooth, and silent, which are probably the most important factors to me in a gimbal. The motors were also responsive and quick, which I think is great for using them to pan. I think one of the things that intrigued me the most about this gimbal was its AI tracking, and it did not disappoint. There is a small module that connects to the top of the gimbal via USB-C, and it is bidirectional so I can flip it depending on if I’m trying to track myself in selfie mode or a subject in front of me. The tracking works really well. After a quick swipe to target my face on my phone, it worked flawlessly and was able to track me easily while I was moving around. The included GoPro Fluid app (tested on iOS) works great. It’s easy to use. It allows for a lot of customization of camera settings, like ISO, shutter, and EV. You can also customize the gimbal’s settings like motor speeds, joystick speeds, etc. Overall, I thought this was a great gimbal with great pro features like AI subject tracking.

SUMMARY: AI is not just a buzz word here; the subject tracking actually works which is great news for the hobbyist or solo creator. But to get all that power means having to do some learning, maybe more than the average person just wanting to stabilize the shoot. Sturdy build, premium fell, reasonable price for what you get. Make sure you want all it gives. PROs: - AI subject tracking (put the gimbal down and forget it) - Great panning range. - Decent battery life for long shoots or charge your camera! - Built in fill light - Works with a variety of devices as long as they are < 400 g. - Sturdy build, smooth and stable. - Detachable tripod CONs: - Set up the first time takes time and patience. A MATTER OF TASTE: - Battery life is in base mode only, turn on LED and tracking and it goes twice as fast. - It’s not as light as devices meant just for phones, but not as heavy as devices meant for mirrorless cameras. - Feature laden means more to learn. MORE WORDS. Don’t think you can use your mirrorless camera with it, weights too much. And while the built in LED is good in a pinch, you will still want external lighting for the professional look. And the AI tracking is good but can fail in low light or confusing scenes. Sometimes you will have to resort to manual. WHO IS THIS FOR? It has so many features’ people will forget it’s for you. The solo shooter working fast and easy working with modest gear (lightweight). The hobbyist or the beginning solo creator. You also need to be willing to learn the system, it’s not the easiest because it is feature laden. It’s not a replacement for a professional system for heavier cameras, but nor is it priced as such. It’s easy to pack up and set up once you got the balancing thing down. Comes with a nice case. I’ve used more expensive systems that didn’t have all the feature but were easier. Make sure you want AI tracking, but if you do, this deserves your attention.

If you've never had a gimbal, this is a game changer for filming, either with a GoPro camera or your smartphone. It includes mounts for both in the box. Set-up out of the box was a bit confusing as the instructions aren't great, so I recommend watching some YouTube videos of the set-up process if you get stuck. That's also a helpful tip if you're new to using a gimbal, as this product features more complexity and features than more basic gimbals on the market. There is a learning curve here, even if you have experience, but the more you use it, the more intuitive it becomes. I've been using it with my GoPro camera, and the results are amazing. Filming waterskiing from the boat is now stable and videos of my dog on hikes are perfectly smooth. The pan and 360 features allow for some really cool shots and content. I haven't had to use the front mounted light yet, but it's good to have it for low light situations. The star of the show is the camera on the front of the gimbal that lets you lock on an track whatever you're filming. That means you don't have to be staring at the screen the whole time to stay locked on to your target. You can also set this on a table using the included stand and it will follow you if you're filming content. Overall, this is a really fun gimbal to use and I love how much it's improved the quality of videos. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone!