GoPro Fluid Pro AI - Multi-Device Gimbal Stabilizer With AI Tracking

Get incredible video stabilization plus the power of AI subject tracking with this premium gimbal that works with mobile phones, GoPro cameras and some compact point-and-shoot cameras. Made for videographers, vloggers and content creators, the gimbal automatically tracks your subject throughout your shot using an attached sensor with a built-in fill light. Built strong, it can support the heavier weight of setups with lenses, filters and camera accessories while smoothly tilting, rolling and panning with an amazing range of motion. The intuitive control interface and support for hand gesture operation make it simple to use. A long battery life1 allows the gimbal to also serve as reserve power for your phone or camera.

Key Features:
- Professional 3-axis gimbal with interchangeable mounts works with mobile phones, GoPro cameras and some compact point-and-shoot cameras.
- Forward- or rear-facing AI subject tracker module locks onto a person's face or body to automatically track them in the frame with precision
- Integrated fill light helps balance the light in your shot for more professional results
- Robust construction supports the weight of a camera and accessories up to 400g
- Ultra-stable orthogonal motor design supports a 320° tilt and unlimited 360° pans
- Wirelessly controls your phone camera’s shutter, zoom and focus, and your GoPro’s shutter and mode (select camera models)
- Battery runtime lasts up to 18 hours
- Long-lasting battery and USB power-out port turn the gimbal into a power bank so you can charge your phone or GoPro camera while you use them
- GoPro Fluid app leverages your phone’s wireless connection to the gimbal to provide creative video and photo capture tools
- Backed by GoPro’s Limited Lifetime Warranty

What's in the box?
GoPro Fluid Pro AI Gimbal
AI Tracking Module
Phone mounting bracket
GoPro mounting bracket and finger adapter
Thumb screw
Tripod base
Gimbal USB-C charging cable
Camera USB-C charging cable
Zippered case