The lightweight 3XS Lite 3-Axis Smartphone Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer from Benro has been designed to provide stability for mobile phone video capture. Using the customizable buttons or with the free, downloadable control app for Android or iOS, you can control the gimbal settings, roll following, face tracking, or time-lapse, and you can change the phone orientation at the touch of a button. The phone holder supports phones up to 8.8 oz and 3.5" wide.

A trigger button on the handle allows you to quickly change to follow or locked-down mode. The Universal Follow mode adjusts to your movements as you aim the phone camera at your subject, and locked-down mode keeps your camera in a fixed position. The directional joystick allows you to manually adjust the three axes to position your phone for just the right angle. When using the app, you can set up dynamic panoramas or time-lapses for a variety of creative shots. A 3.5mm microphone port allows you to plug in an external mic to record stereo audio.

Powered by a rechargeable 2000mAh lithium-ion battery, the 3XS Lite features a maximum runtime of up to 24 hours. The gimbal includes a mini tripod and a charging cable. A single 1/4"-20 female thread on the handgrip bottom can be used to mount the stabilizer onto the included tripod or other support, or to attach a compatible accessory.

Foldable Design    Supports Phones up to 8.8 oz, 3.5" Wide    Up to 24-Hour Battery Life    Universal Follow Mode    Horizontal/Vertical Mode Button    Time-Lapse, Panorama, and Tracking Modes    Microphone Port, Customizable Buttons    Control Wirelessly via Smartphone App

• Supports smartphones weighing up to 8.8 oz, and up to 3.5" in height
• Use with the free, downloadable app to control select iOS/Android phone functions
• Universal follow and lock modes
• Multiple time-lapse and follow-mode choices
• 320° of pan, 330° of tilt, and 330° of roll
• Up to 24-hour runtime
• 3.5mm microphone jack

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are the batteries replaceable?

A: Batteries are built-in, they are only rechargable and not replaceable.

Q: 2. Does the AirCross 3 reliably integrate (through the app) with the Slypod Pro?

A: Currently the Moza AirCross 3 with the Slypod Pro the linkage function will only support video tracking for now.

Q: 3. Does Aircross 3 fully integrate with Lumix S5?

A: The Moza AirCross 3 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer Professional Kit BH #MOMAC02 fully integrates with the Panasonic LUMIX S5.

Q: 4. Hi, Does it work with iPhone 12 Pro Max?

A: Yes, the iPhone 12 Pro Max's width is 2.82 inches and the Benro gimbal supports phones that are up to 3.5 inches wide.

Q: 5. Can you use the Rode Go mics w/ this? And if so, where would you place the wireless receiver?

A: This product has a Mic Input that is integrated in to the handle that will then go to the camera. To connect the receiver to the system the SmallRig Wooden Side Handle for DJI Ronin-S/SC & Zhiyun Crane 2/V2 Gimbals would be a great choice. This will connect to the 1/4"-20 thread under the gimbal and give you a shoe mount connect for the Wireless Receiver. https://bhpho.to/380es2d

Q: 6. Does audio pass through Bluetooth or does it require a cable?

A: It does not pass through Bluetooth, it requires a cable. You can see in this photo on our website on the top right hand corner the cable that will take the audio connected to the gimbal from the gimbal to the smart phone. https://bit.ly/2xgRoPS

Q: 7. Can this gimbal use for ipad pro 12.9 inches? Or the adapter can be replace with the adapter which can hold up to 12.9 inch?

A: No, this gimbal is made only for use with mobile phones. "The 3XS works with a companion iOS/Android app and supports most phones (with a 2 to 3.5" width)" It will not support any current iPad or tablet.

Q: 8. Will all the features of Benro 3XS Lite work with Nokia 5.4 smartphone ?

A: yes it will

Q: 9. is the microphone compatible with an iphone 12?

A: No, you will need a lightning to microphone adapter.

Q: 10. Where are the files stored? Is an external app/web service required to access video files?

A: There will be a folder within the Photos App on your iPhone.