This review explores the Hohem iSteady M7 gimbal, examining its impressive features, including AI tracking, a detachable camera, and a touchscreen controller. While acknowledging its extensive capabilities, the review also highlights the gimbal's significant size and weight, which may make it less portable for certain situations.
A cursory search and scroll on YouTube for the Hohem iSteady M7 will position the new smartphone gimbal as an emerging titan in the gimbal space. All kinds of content creators have gone to great lengths to detail the seemingly endless list of features built into the M7, including its patented AI tracking technology that works with any smartphone.
Funny enough, we’re just scratching the surface on the design front. The iSteady M7 also has what Hohem coins its AI Tracker, a detachable camera for the gimbal that sits on top of the phone clamp to integrate AI tracking capabilities into your footage as needed. Then, there’s the, the iSteady M7’s 1.4-inch, full-color touchscreen controller that can fully detach from the gimbal and display the footage the aforementioned camera is seeing in real-time.
AI tracking is the most intriguing feature in the mix, of course, and Hohem certainly makes sure it’s as prominent as possible. You can double tap or drag-select the tracking target on the touchscreen to enable the gimbal to track pretty much anything, from a person to pets, buildings, cars, you name it. You can also use the trigger to pause and resume AI tracking with relative ease, and you can utilize this tracking feature from the comfort of your phone’s own, native camera app.
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