Gimbals & Stabilizer
A gimbal smooths out handheld video that would otherwise shake with every step, using motors on 3 axes to keep your phone or camera level. At VMI Direct, phone gimbals start at ₱1,424 for the Hohem GO, most buyers spend ₱3,500 to ₱5,000, and camera gimbals for mirrorless start at ₱12,899.
What to check before you buy
- Payload: phone gimbals carry about 280 to 500 g. Heavy Pro Max or Ultra phones with a case and mic need a model like the M6 or M7. Mirrorless cameras need the MT2, MT3, MT3 Pro or DJI RS 4 Mini.
- AI tracking: the GO, V2S, V3, V3 Ultra, M6 and M7 keep you in frame, many without an app. Useful for solo filming and live selling.
- Remote: the X3, V3, V3 Ultra and M7 have detachable remotes; the V3 Ultra and M7 remotes show a live preview.
What we carry
Hohem phone gimbals: GO, iSteady Mobile Plus, X3, V2S, V3, M6, V3 Ultra and M7. Hohem camera gimbals: iSteady MT2, MT3 and MT3 Pro. DJI: RS 4 Mini. VMI Direct is an authorized Hohem distributor in the Philippines.
Guides
- Which Hohem gimbal should you buy?
- Best budget smartphone gimbal
- Is a phone gimbal worth it?
- Camera gimbals: MT2 vs MT3 vs MT3 Pro
- Gimbal vs built-in stabilization
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Which Gimbals & Stabilizer model should you choose?
A quick comparison to help you match a model to how you will actually use it.
Hohem GO (₱1,424)
Hohem iSteady Mobile Plus Kit 2024 (₱3,599)
Hohem iSteady X3 (₱3,799)
Hohem iSteady V2S (₱3,824)
Hohem iSteady V3 (₱4,949)
Hohem iSteady M6 (₱6,929)
Hohem iSteady V3 Ultra (₱9,711)
Hohem iSteady M7 (₱11,699)
Hohem iSteady MT2 (₱12,899)
Hohem iSteady MT3 (₱17,999)
Hohem iSteady MT3 Pro (₱24,299)
DJI RS 4 Mini Combo (₱23,449)
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a gimbal in the Philippines?
At VMI Direct, phone gimbals run from ₱1,424 for the Hohem GO to ₱11,699 for the iSteady M7. Most buyers spend ₱3,500 to ₱5,000. Camera gimbals for mirrorless start at ₱12,899 for the iSteady MT2.
Which gimbal is best for a beginner on a budget?
The ₱3,824 Hohem iSteady V2S, with 3-axis stabilization, AI face tracking and a fill light. If you mainly film yourself at a desk or for live selling, the ₱1,424 Hohem GO tracks your face without an app.
What is the difference between a phone gimbal and a camera gimbal?
Payload. Phone gimbals carry about 280 to 500 g. Camera gimbals like the Hohem MT2 (1.2 kg), MT3 Pro (2.5 kg) and DJI RS 4 Mini (2 kg) hold mirrorless cameras. Weigh your full setup, including lens and mic.
Do I still need a gimbal if my phone has stabilization?
Not always. Built-in stabilization handles walking shots well. A gimbal adds smoother pans, subject tracking, steadier low-light video and hands-free filming. If you film yourself often or walk while shooting, a gimbal is a clear upgrade.
Can a gimbal follow me automatically?
Yes. The Hohem GO, V2S, V3, V3 Ultra, M6 and M7 track faces or bodies, many without an app, using hand gestures. That suits solo vloggers, online sellers and teachers filming without a camera operator.
Can I bring a gimbal on a plane in the Philippines?
Usually yes, in your carry-on. Gimbal batteries are small lithium cells under airline limits, but keep the gimbal and any spare batteries in your hand-carry bag, not checked luggage, and check your airline's current rules.
Is VMI Direct an authorized Hohem distributor?
Yes. VMI Direct is an authorized Hohem distributor in the Philippines, so Hohem gimbals bought here are genuine and come with local warranty support. Every order ships nationwide, and our team can help you pick a model.