The Zhiyun Weebill 2 (starting at $549) is an update to the popular Weebill-S. It's able to support APS-C, Micro Four Thirds, and full-frame mirrorless cameras, and nets handheld video that's nearly as stable as you'd get from a tripod. A flip-out touch display is new, so menus are a lot easier to navigate. Accessories are available to expand the baseline features, but even in its basic configuration, the Weebill 2 does a fine job keeping handheld footage level and steady. It costs a bit more than our Editors' Choice winner, the $499 DJI RSC 2, but it's easier to set up and use.Small Form, Big Stabilization The Weebill 2 falls into the category of small gimbals, at least among models that support interchangeable lens cameras. It comes in at 12.6 by 2.4 by 8.9 inches (HWD) and weighs 3.2 pounds. The included tripod feet add a little bit of height. They detach for storage, and fold in to add a bit of extension for handheld use. It's easier carry and stow than the heavier Crane 2S,...
The Zhiyun Weebill 2 uses gimbal tech to stabilize handheld video, and is a little easier than others to configure and operate thanks to its color touch screen.
Works with full-frame mirrorless systems; Color touch LCD; USB connection for camera control; Visual indicators to assist setup; Tripod feet double as sling handle; Up to nine hours of running time; Accessories available to expand features
Side-mounted controls aren't our favorite; Can't invert y-axis control; Non-replaceable battery; Doesn't use Arca Swiss mounts