I bought this as well as a DJI Osmo Mobile 2. After a week of testing, I found both to be comparable in terms of smoothing my videos using my iPhone XS, which was the main reason for this. Here's my thoughts compared to the DJI Osmo Mobile 2. As you can see, the CONS are much higher with the DJI, and when I factored in the PROS of the Moza, I find it a better gimbal overall.MOZA Mini-SPro:1. Trigger - made switching between the various modes a breeze. This was the main reason I kept to Moza.2. Portability - packs a bit smaller than the DJI.3. Could charge my phone while using. I can't figure out how to do it with the gimbal, but I could just put a battery charger in my pocket and snake out a cord up to the phone and it'd work fine.4. Accessories - comes with a little cloth case, as well as a tripodCon:1. Motion tracking sucks unless using for selfies. This is probably more of a software issue than hardware issue though, so this barely makes the con list. Either way, it cannot be relied upon. This isn't really an issue for me as I don't plan on using this feature.2. Range of motion compared to the DJI is slightly worse.3. Phone holder brackets that extend out are plastic, where DJI's are metal.DJI Osmo Mobile 2Pro:1. Better software2. Phone holder bracket that extend out are metal.3. Lighter than Moza, but only ever so slightly.4. More range of motion, but only ever so slightly.Con:1. More expensive2. Have to buy more accessories3. Stabilization no better than the cheaper Moza.4. More bulky5. Build quality not much better than Moza.6. Cannot charge my phone while using7. If phones continue to grow larger, I'm worried that it may not fit. It's a snug-fit with my wife's iPhone 8 Plus.8. No trigger9. Cannot see the LED to know what mode it is in when shooting in sunlight. I frequently had to tilt the gimbal up to know if it was in a tripod setting or not, which didn't look good in my footage.10. Have to flip a digital switch located within a menu to lock the up and down movement, but not the side-to-side movement. This is all super-simple to do in the Moza with the trigger.