Positif :- Construction de haute qualité, offrant durabilité et robustesse.- Polyvalence avec compatibilité pour tablettes, grands smartphones et divers accessoires (microphone, LED, moniteur, etc.).Adapté à un large éventail de stabilisateurs DJI (RS4, RS3, RS3 Mini, RS2, RSC2).Négatif :- Poids légèrement élevé (162 g), ce qui peut déséquilibrer certains stabilisateurs avec des configurations plus légères.- La taille pliée (20-25 cm) peut être encombrante dans un sac.Prix : 34,43 €Conclusion :Excellent accessoire pour les créateurs de contenu utilisant des stabilisateurs DJI. Sa robustesse, sa polyvalence et sa compatibilité avec différents appareils en font un outil pratique et fiable. Quelques limites mineures comme le poids et l’encombrement n'entachent pas sa valeur globale.

robuste et fait parfaitement bien le job avec mon RS3 !

Ho dovuto apportare una modifica al braccetto di serraggio (tagliandone un pezzo con il seghetto) in quanto non si poteva chiudere completamente a causa della sua eccessiva lunghezza. Per la cronaca l'ho utilizzato su un Gimbal DJI. La descrizione dell'oggeto è errata in quanto riporta l'oggetto compatibile anche con il mio modello DJI RSC.

This is a great accessory if you have a DJI gimbal. I use this to attach my external monitor to the gimbal and it has been working pretty great. The monitor I use is the Atomos Ninja with the SD attached and a NP battery on it and the extension handles it well. The extension also comes with a phone holder that I usually don't use.The phone holder is made of plastic and it fits an iPhone Pro Max without any issue. When a phone is attached, you can easily access the touchscreen.

pretty versitile mouting arm i mainly use it for an aux monitor on a Ronin but coudl be used for a lot of things a nice thign to have in your box.

Buon prodotto per un uso diverso, rispetto a quello descritto. Per niente applicabile su gimbal DJI Ronin RS3 per questioni di spazio.

This is a versatile addition for mounting any of a number of accessories to either side of the RS series gimbals using the NATO port dovetails. I am currently trying it out for holding a large panel light and an HDMI monitor as shown in the first photo.Everything except the phone holder is nicely made of CNC machined aluminum (with steel screws of course). The finish is black or red anodizing, not powder coating. One side of the extension has a cold shoe and the other has a tilting and rotating mount with a male 1/4-20 thumbscrew. This mount turns and tilts smoothly with the right amount of friction.The phone holder part is plastic and metal, however it is a structurally rigid plastic and aside from a little initial stiffness appears to be designed better than most of the spring-loaded flexible plastic holders that I have encountered.However there are two issues that are less than ideal. I down rated one star overall and two stars for the value because even though I can fix both of these things they may affect your usage. And you shouldn't have to fix problems on a new accessory even if it is under $30.The first issue is that the movable part of the dovetail saddle (under the red lever) has no guide pins and the fit on the threaded rod is sloppy, enabling the clamp to tilt when tightened as shown. The clamp still works but this is not ideal for mating with the gimbal's dovetail and there is a little unnecessary binding on the lever screw caused by the tilting as you tighten it.The second issue is that for several of my 1/4-20 female accessories that I have tried to attach, including the monitor in the first photo AND even the plastic phone adapter that is part of this kit, the male threads are too long and the screw bottoms out in the accessory before it tightens down on the rubber pad. Note the gap between the phone holder and the tilt mount in the photo above, (about 0.040" or 1mm). This is shown with the screw fully bottomed out in the phone holder.I can fix the excessive screw length by disassembling the tilt mount and either grinding some off the end of the screw or by adding a spacer washer under the knurled thumbscrew. The tilting saddle clamp is a more difficult thing to fix, although when I have encountered this on other devices I have been known to machine the parts to add alignment pins. I don't think there is room to do that here, so I may end up living with this.This product looks good otherwise but as is often the case a couple of missed details can spoil the value. It's not bad as long as you can deal with the above issues, assuming that these are not isolated problems with my unit.