Suptig Tripod Mount Camera Tripod Mount Electric 360 Degree Tripod Head Compatible for Phone, Gopro, DJI osmo, Insta 360 and Digital Cam

From a price point of under $30 dollars you can't go wrong! I will admit it was smaller than I thought it would be, and that may cause it to be a little shaky for time lapse with phones, but if you mount it on a tripod it works flawlessly. The ability to adjust the radius and time is an added plus in creativity and visual effects for later post production. I used it out in the field with a Logictech Mevo PTZ camera system to give a live streaming panorama view of a work site I was on. The weight of the camera and being mounted on a tripod made for a smooth view with no shaking. Battery life could be better (appox 2 hours), but to get selective shots this is a good product from its price point. I may not support heavier DSLR's or gimbals, using just a phone, small camera's (gopro's, pocket cam's etc) you would be hard press to find something better at this price.

Build quality seems pretty work and is heavy enough to be stable and hold a GoPro or phone. Good amount of options in the controls.. but the one downside is you can notice in the video it stammering.

This is a really good addition to throw in the action camera bag to make B-roll shots less boring.Biggest plus side is that it runs while on the micro USB so you can power it with an external battery if you need to ensure a long time-lapse won't kill it.There are three ways that this thing is really limited:1. It realistically only runs clockwise.Of its 4 modes, only one will reverse and swing ccw, but if you adjust any parameter during the move, it starts the timer over again and progresses cw. This means that unless you can hang your camera upside down, all of your shots with this will be left-to-right.2. The smallest movement is 90 degrees.Most of the shots I want are actually less than 90 degrees, like 60, 45, or even 30. To overcome this, I simply let it run and start/stop the camera when it's in the range I want.3. The time is always based on 360 degrees/period. So if you're using 90 degrees, and set time for 10 seconds, it's going to only take 2.5 seconds to hit the 90 degrees. So I have to do some basic calculations just to determine what settings to use for my shot.

Es un producto muy práctico, aunque ya hay otras opciones

I’m one of many content makers on YouTube. This little unit has upped my production game for sure.Very few things wrong…. Or should I say, not available with this unit. It would be nice if the screen was back lit. It would also be nice if there was a center point or a return position. So you know where the starting point of the rotation. It very’s per on and off session. Also, plastic case is a little on the thin side. A fall might have some unexpected damage.Plus side, it mounts easy on a tripod. Is rechargeable and very portable. You can have it rotate 360, 270, 180 or 90 degrees. Also you can very the pattern and timing of the movement. Lots of options for a small price.I would buy again, but I would look for an upgraded version first.

This is a shame & what I believe happened.Suptig and amazon should be ashamed with themselves.Suptig made a delivery promise they will not honor. I believe it is a sales ploy to get you to buy it and they had no intention of honoring the delivery time they offered if you purchased within a specific time.As for the condition of the received product I dont know who to blame. The box had evidence itt was relabeled & resealed, the item bag was torn open and renetaped, parts (charge cord) is/are missing and the unit was obviously USED!I was lied to and misled the whole proocess.

The media could not be loaded. This helps me do great 360 degree recording with my GoPro.Not really any cons except for the bag could be a bit larger.Very tiny bit of motor noise.Other than that, perfect!See example video attached. BLUE3_2024_11_09M1.mp4

wanted something that simply rotated the camera at a faster speed indefinitely. it was for a music video...a kind of experiment so i didn't want to spend hundred on one of the pro devices. it was so hard to find anything to do this. finally i found this.i've tried it on all the modes with faster speeds (10 seconds). all fine.here is how i would improve it.i'm using it with a phone. the clip adapter is a real pain. you really need an extra hand. 2 hands to pull clip apart. one more hand to put camera in. and if you try this while the adapter is screwed to the device BE CAREFUL not to damage it. it requires some force and i can see how you could damage the rotating platter. so put your phone in the adapter and then screw on the device.another issue with this adapter is it holds your phone tight (it's a spring). if you have your phones centered in the adapter (which you probably should so it's balanced when it rotates) the clip will push your phones btns. so you have to have your phone off center. prob be better for the weight to be balanced on the platter.all this could be solved by using one of those $8 cell phone tripod adapters. i have one and the threads are the same. this is what i will use. see pic.it would also be nice to change the angle on the phone. instead of just shooting horizontally. maybe shoot slightly up or down ( + or - 30 degrees). you can sort of rig it that way maybe 10 degrees but it's tricky.the videos aren't perfectly smooth. that's not bothering me like crazy. and your camera will pick up the noise of the motor in quiet settings. not a big deal for me either. at $30 it's still a value. just change out the phone adapter. video stabilization can probably solve the slight jitter. you can capture ambient sound and replace the native sound if the slight hum bugs you.