This works well on the Hubsan H501s and is relatively well made using what looks like a combination of 3D printed plastic, carbon fibre and aluminium. It's light weight and supports the camera well (the camera is fixed into position and does not move during flight, so it's not a gimbal strictly speaking but a camera holder) The angle of the camera can be adjusted and it all works well, however, there are a few drawbacks. The holder will only fit cameras with the same dimensions as a go pro camera (I have an Eken H8R which fits fine) but cameras similar to an SJCam will not fit without modification (cutting plastic). The leg closest to the lens is partially in view on the video unless the camera is pointed straight down. It is only a small amount at the extreme far left of the video and is not as bad as some I have seen. Lastly, there are screws that go through the 3D moulded plastic arm clips attached to the drone, through the carbon fibre supporting frame, and into aluminium legs that give the camera ground clearance. Because these are directly connected to the drone the vibration from it can loosen the screws and the legs fall off mid flight, meaning landing is extremely difficult. You will have to literally grab the drone while hovering and kill the props...easier said than done if you're on your own, and not particularly safe either! How do I know.....because it happened to me! I have enclosed a picture of the gimbal now after modding (with a glue gun, dremmel and old stylus) because I could not find one of the two legs that fell off and there's no spares on Banggood. I have flown it since, and if you give the legs a good twist after you have mounted it to the drone and make sure they are as tight as you can get them, they are fine. It appears mounting the device to the drone works them loose! The camera mount itself is not effected by this as the whole thing is isolated from vibration by hollow rubber balls connecting the camera mount to the frame. You should check these though, as they can pop out during delivery as mine did, but they are easy to put back in place. Despite these minor flaws, it works quite well, and offers a bit more flexibility to an already great little drone. I would advise to keep the drone in GPS mode or you may push the motors a little too hard with the extra weight. I would also not use it for extended flights with multiple batteries without allowing the motors and ESC's time to cool inbetween. Having used mine, I can say that I am quite surprised by how well it handles, although it does seem to take it a little extra effort to take off. All in all, it's a great little bit of kit that is very affordable.

This works well on the Hubsan H501s and is relatively well made using what looks like a combination of 3D printed plastic, carbon fibre and aluminium. It's light weight and supports the camera well (the camera is fixed into position and does not move during flight, so it's not a gimbal strictly speaking but a camera holder) The angle of the camera can be adjusted and it all works well, however, there are a few drawbacks. The holder will only fit cameras with the same dimensions as a go pro camera (I have an Eken H8R which fits fine) but cameras similar to an SJCam will not fit without modification (cutting plastic). The leg closest to the lens is partially in view on the video unless the camera is pointed straight down. It is only a small amount at the extreme far left of the video and is not as bad as some I have seen. Lastly, there are screws that go through the 3D moulded plastic arm clips attached to the drone, through the carbon fibre supporting frame, and into aluminium legs that give the camera ground clearance. Because these are directly connected to the drone the vibration from it can loosen the screws and the legs fall off mid flight, meaning landing is extremely difficult. You will have to literally grab the drone while hovering and kill the props...easier said than done if you're on your own, and not particularly safe either! How do I know.....because it happened to me! I have enclosed a picture of the gimbal now after modding (with a glue gun, dremmel and old stylus) because I could not find one of the two legs that fell off and there's no spares on Banggood. I have flown it since, and if you give the legs a good twist after you have mounted it to the drone and make sure they are as tight as you can get them, they are fine. It appears mounting the device to the drone works them loose! The camera mount itself is not effected by this as the whole thing is isolated from vibration by hollow rubber balls connecting the camera mount to the frame. You should check these though, as they can pop out during delivery as mine did, but they are easy to put back in place. Despite these minor flaws, it works quite well, and offers a bit more flexibility to an already great little drone. I would advise to keep the drone in GPS mode or you may push the motors a little too hard with the extra weight. I would also not use it for extended flights with multiple batteries without allowing the motors and ESC's time to cool inbetween. Having used mine, I can say that I am quite surprised by how well it handles, although it does seem to take it a little extra effort to take off. All in all, it's a great little bit of kit that is very affordable.

This works well on the Hubsan H501s and is relatively well made using what looks like a combination of 3D printed plastic, carbon fibre and aluminium. It's light weight and supports the camera well (the camera is fixed into position and does not move during flight, so it's not a gimbal strictly speaking but a camera holder) The angle of the camera can be adjusted and it all works well, however, there are a few drawbacks. The holder will only fit cameras with the same dimensions as a go pro camera (I have an Eken H8R which fits fine) but cameras similar to an SJCam will not fit without modification (cutting plastic). The leg closest to the lens is partially in view on the video unless the camera is pointed straight down. It is only a small amount at the extreme far left of the video and is not as bad as some I have seen. Lastly, there are screws that go through the 3D moulded plastic arm clips attached to the drone, through the carbon fibre supporting frame, and into aluminium legs that give the camera ground clearance. Because these are directly connected to the drone the vibration from it can loosen the screws and the legs fall off mid flight, meaning landing is extremely difficult. You will have to literally grab the drone while hovering and kill the props...easier said than done if you're on your own, and not particularly safe either! How do I know.....because it happened to me! I have enclosed a picture of the gimbal now after modding (with a glue gun, dremmel and old stylus) because I could not find one of the two legs that fell off and there's no spares on Banggood. I have flown it since, and if you give the legs a good twist after you have mounted it to the drone and make sure they are as tight as you can get them, they are fine. It appears mounting the device to the drone works them loose! The camera mount itself is not effected by this as the whole thing is isolated from vibration by hollow rubber balls connecting the camera mount to the frame. You should check these though, as they can pop out during delivery as mine did, but they are easy to put back in place. Despite these minor flaws, it works quite well, and offers a bit more flexibility to an already great little drone. I would advise to keep the drone in GPS mode or you may push the motors a little too hard with the extra weight. I would also not use it for extended flights with multiple batteries without allowing the motors and ESC's time to cool inbetween. Having used mine, I can say that I am quite surprised by how well it handles, although it does seem to take it a little extra effort to take off. All in all, it's a great little bit of kit that is very affordable.

Aloha, I have modified the H501S Gimbal with simple brackets the mode is solid but you need to use locking nuts to mount were the legs are I decide to use four bracket for look you probably can get a way with just doing the front. Bracket are 23mm X 8mm Hole center to center is 15 mm. I have picture of the bracket made from a old r/c helicopter rear fin that I had laying around. and some screw and locking nut. I use a little blue lock tread glue on the screw for the legs so it would not fall off during flight. I flew it to day with a firefly 6S almost straight facing forward just a little down and the right leg or props did not show in the video even on hard turn, just pure video. Easy 10 minute flight without hurting you battery! Be careful when landing with this gimbal even with out the modification as so as the copter lands quickly shut the motor down or it will want to tip over if you leave motor running with stick back to center.

Aloha, I have modified the H501S Gimbal with simple brackets the mode is solid but you need to use locking nuts to mount were the legs are I decide to use four bracket for look you probably can get a way with just doing the front. Bracket are 23mm X 8mm Hole center to center is 15 mm. I have picture of the bracket made from a old r/c helicopter rear fin that I had laying around. and some screw and locking nut. I use a little blue lock tread glue on the screw for the legs so it would not fall off during flight. I flew it to day with a firefly 6S almost straight facing forward just a little down and the right leg or props did not show in the video even on hard turn, just pure video. Easy 10 minute flight without hurting you battery! Be careful when landing with this gimbal even with out the modification as so as the copter lands quickly shut the motor down or it will want to tip over if you leave motor running with stick back to center.

Aloha, I have modified the H501S Gimbal with simple brackets the mode is solid but you need to use locking nuts to mount were the legs are I decide to use four bracket for look you probably can get a way with just doing the front. Bracket are 23mm X 8mm Hole center to center is 15 mm. I have picture of the bracket made from a old r/c helicopter rear fin that I had laying around. and some screw and locking nut. I use a little blue lock tread glue on the screw for the legs so it would not fall off during flight. I flew it to day with a firefly 6S almost straight facing forward just a little down and the right leg or props did not show in the video even on hard turn, just pure video. Easy 10 minute flight without hurting you battery! Be careful when landing with this gimbal even with out the modification as so as the copter lands quickly shut the motor down or it will want to tip over if you leave motor running with stick back to center.

Ce Gimbal avec legs à point fixe est efficace. Prévu pour des GoPro ou caméra au même format. ATTENTION la Yi 4K ne rentre pas dans le siège ! Heureusement le système d'attache est en plastique. On peut limer l'attache pour que la Yi 4K rentre :) Par contre ça vibre énormément. Même avec une cam avec un système de stabilisation optique l'image vibre encore. Prévoir peut être à mettre une mousse pour limiter cela. à voir donc à l'utilisation... Pour ma part, je ne vois pas les pieds dans le champs de la caméra.

Ce Gimbal avec legs à point fixe est efficace. Prévu pour des GoPro ou caméra au même format. ATTENTION la Yi 4K ne rentre pas dans le siège ! Heureusement le système d'attache est en plastique. On peut limer l'attache pour que la Yi 4K rentre :) Par contre ça vibre énormément. Même avec une cam avec un système de stabilisation optique l'image vibre encore. Prévoir peut être à mettre une mousse pour limiter cela. à voir donc à l'utilisation... Pour ma part, je ne vois pas les pieds dans le champs de la caméra.

Ce Gimbal avec legs à point fixe est efficace. Prévu pour des GoPro ou caméra au même format. ATTENTION la Yi 4K ne rentre pas dans le siège ! Heureusement le système d'attache est en plastique. On peut limer l'attache pour que la Yi 4K rentre :) Par contre ça vibre énormément. Même avec une cam avec un système de stabilisation optique l'image vibre encore. Prévoir peut être à mettre une mousse pour limiter cela. à voir donc à l'utilisation... Pour ma part, je ne vois pas les pieds dans le champs de la caméra.

The product arrived damaged. The package arrived after 20 days, deformed, and the item is broken because it was very poorly protected. Please, send the correct item, but much better packaged. Attached images

The product arrived damaged. The package arrived after 20 days, deformed, and the item is broken because it was very poorly protected. Please, send the correct item, but much better packaged. Attached images

The product arrived damaged. The package arrived after 20 days, deformed, and the item is broken because it was very poorly protected. Please, send the correct item, but much better packaged. Attached images

Removed all jello from the recorded video. Easy to mount on the Hubsan and all good. Light weight but together with a camera it adds a bit of weight for the quad so be aware it will shorten flight time to less than 10 minutes and the controller will basically tell you battery level is low despite it has just taken off. Disregard that warning and enjoy your jello free air time :) Nice product!

Removed all jello from the recorded video. Easy to mount on the Hubsan and all good. Light weight but together with a camera it adds a bit of weight for the quad so be aware it will shorten flight time to less than 10 minutes and the controller will basically tell you battery level is low despite it has just taken off. Disregard that warning and enjoy your jello free air time :) Nice product!

Removed all jello from the recorded video. Easy to mount on the Hubsan and all good. Light weight but together with a camera it adds a bit of weight for the quad so be aware it will shorten flight time to less than 10 minutes and the controller will basically tell you battery level is low despite it has just taken off. Disregard that warning and enjoy your jello free air time :) Nice product!

Never showed up. Banggood resended it. I will print a mount for my RunCam3

Never showed up. Banggood resended it. I will print a mount for my RunCam3

Never showed up. Banggood resended it. I will print a mount for my RunCam3

Este gimbal lo compré junto con la cámara Silver Runcam y lo monté con dos cintas de plástico y quedó muy bien, las imágenes son muy estables y es fácil de montar

Este gimbal lo compré junto con la cámara Silver Runcam y lo monté con dos cintas de plástico y quedó muy bien, las imágenes son muy estables y es fácil de montar

Este gimbal lo compré junto con la cámara Silver Runcam y lo monté con dos cintas de plástico y quedó muy bien, las imágenes son muy estables y es fácil de montar

This is my second one - first came too bent out of shape to fix. Both came with black gimbal rubbers - not blue with openings. I think solid black rubbers may be stiffer and give less movement dampening - not sure but seem stiffer than blue would be... I am using mine with a RunCam 2 strapped on with Velcro - yes flight time is less but video is definitely better - less to no jello plus with RunCam 2 movement settings as well as a GoPro settings you get much better video than the stock Hubsan H501S camera.

This is my second one - first came too bent out of shape to fix. Both came with black gimbal rubbers - not blue with openings. I think solid black rubbers may be stiffer and give less movement dampening - not sure but seem stiffer than blue would be... I am using mine with a RunCam 2 strapped on with Velcro - yes flight time is less but video is definitely better - less to no jello plus with RunCam 2 movement settings as well as a GoPro settings you get much better video than the stock Hubsan H501S camera.

This is my second one - first came too bent out of shape to fix. Both came with black gimbal rubbers - not blue with openings. I think solid black rubbers may be stiffer and give less movement dampening - not sure but seem stiffer than blue would be... I am using mine with a RunCam 2 strapped on with Velcro - yes flight time is less but video is definitely better - less to no jello plus with RunCam 2 movement settings as well as a GoPro settings you get much better video than the stock Hubsan H501S camera.

stabilizing mount for a small price mainly intended only for Gopro cameras. For jins cameras (sjcam, Xiaomi ...) must be slightly adjusted.

stabilizing mount for a small price mainly intended only for Gopro cameras. For jins cameras (sjcam, Xiaomi ...) must be slightly adjusted.

stabilizing mount for a small price mainly intended only for Gopro cameras. For jins cameras (sjcam, Xiaomi ...) must be slightly adjusted.

I've now flown with this on the Hubsan H501S a few times. The quadcopter acted as though it wasn't there. Although designed for the GoPro I was able to modify it easily for one of my Veho Muvi K2s.

I've now flown with this on the Hubsan H501S a few times. The quadcopter acted as though it wasn't there. Although designed for the GoPro I was able to modify it easily for one of my Veho Muvi K2s.

I've now flown with this on the Hubsan H501S a few times. The quadcopter acted as though it wasn't there. Although designed for the GoPro I was able to modify it easily for one of my Veho Muvi K2s.