Excellent performance and usability

3rd gimbal I've used over the last 5-6 years. First DJI gimbal and all the little quality of life features help a lot with shooting. Especially auto lock when moving quickly. Solid gimbal that handles the weight well and is easy to rebalance

DJI RS 3 Review

The DJI RS 3 ($549) is the company's third-generation Ronin stabilizer. Like the RS 2, this model supports full-frame mirrorless cameras with bigger lenses and is versatile enough for use by everyone from single-crew creators to on-set commercial productions. If you have basic needs you can get the RS 3 Mini ($369) for less, but we like the RS 3's auto-locking arms and broader accessory system enough to name it our Editors' Choice winner in the category. Simply put, it's the best gimbal for most mirrorless camera owners.Handles Full-Frame Kits With Ease The RS 3 is the midsized entry in DJI's single-handed stabilizer series. It sits between the RS 3 Mini and the RS 3 Pro ($869) in size, price, and payload rating. Compared with the Mini, it can handle heavier payloads (up to 6.6 pounds), includes a swappable battery and auto-locking arms, and works with an optional focus motor and wireless video transmission accessories. You Can Trust Our Reviews Since 1982, PCMag has t...

DJI's RS 3 gimbal handles full-frame mirrorless cameras with ease and supports a robust accessory library for creators who want more than a basic stabilizer.

Stabilizes full-frame systems; Supports 6.6-pound payloads; Quick-swap 12-hour battery; Clever auto-locking arms; Color touch screen; Bluetooth and USB camera control; Wireless transmission and focus motor accessories available

Add-on needed for 9:16 mounting; Requires smartphone activation