Neewer 3 Wheels Wireless Video Camera Dolly, 3 Speed Motorized Electric Track Rail Slider Dolly Car with Remote Control, Compatible with DSLR Camera Camcorder GoPro iPhone and Android Smartphone

Wished they would have placed a laser pointer in the body of this so that it could easily line up the object wishing to be 360'd. Or a laser pointer with flash shoe attachment.

Delivered last evening and just a few moments it was doing donuts with my Lumix on board via remote control! It was very stable and solid... The simplicity was amazing 😍. Not sure of the battery life as yet but I will update this review

It's decent for wide shots but not at all good for closeup product orbits or pans. Even rolling on a glass surface I could not get smooth shots. It's like there are tons of microscopic shakes happening that gives a choppy feel with closeups. It is absolutely useful when shooting wider and I will definitely continue to use for some stuff, and seventy-some bucks is pretty good for what you get. But dang it, I was really hoping for buttery-smooth orbits and pans for the project I bought it for.. I'm off to buy a motorized slider...

Everyone and anyone interested in video is ordering this item. I’ve only tested it with my DJI Pocket 3 and it works perfectly. Expect to use a GoPro and iPhone on there but not my FX3. Solid build, smooth movement, and easy to use. Adjusting the side wheels to determine a path is trial and error, but easy enough to do. You shouldn’t buy this for precise tracking shots. My focus for this is to use when out and about to take dynamic footage; on a table as we eat, on a wall taking scenery, basically any static shot that’ll benefit from movement. It’s small enough and light enough to carry in a camera bag. Worth every penny!!!

I had one of these that was manual. Looked like a little skateboard. I used it once, it was hard to get done what I wanted to get done. So I bought a short camera slider. Same thing. They were alright but stuffed in a corner of other unused camera gear. This is why I gave it 5 stars instead of 4 for a few minor complaints because THIS THING GETS USED. First the likes. It was almost fully charged out the box because plugged it in to charge and 10 minutes later it turned green. It's packed really nicely. It's really easy to use without reading directions. It comes with a USB cord for charging. Also a plus is that it came with the do hickey thing to attach it to the camera, with two sizes of screw fittings no less, and metal. Nice. The build quality is solid and the results are close to professional. If fact in no telling what a pro could do with this thing. Minor complaints are that I wish they can with a bag full of rubber inlays for the wheels, had an even slower speed option and a way to turn the system off with the remote. Again, these are super minor things as I can slow the footage down in post, and make sure I keep the inlays clean. The third thing is a greedy wish. I recommend this thing to up your video game. Also several brands are selling this same unit like TARION, Annsm and most likely others so check prices so you don't get hosed.

I was excited to try out this Neewer 3-Wheel Wireless Camera Dolly, especially for smooth, remote-controlled tracking shots—but overall, it's a bit of a mixed bag. First, the good stuff: it's super lightweight, easy to set up, and compatible with a wide range of gear—from DSLRs and GoPros to smartphones. The remote control is convenient, and I liked the three speed settings, especially for tighter spaces or tabletop product shoots. However, I was disappointed by the motor power. It struggled on even the slightest incline or uneven surface, and just didn’t feel strong enough to handle anything but very lightweight setups. I also found the motor noise to be louder than expected, which makes it difficult to use for video shoots with live audio. This dolly could still be useful for silent B-roll, time-lapses, or lightweight setups, but for anything more demanding or requiring quiet, it leaves room for improvement.

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Damn this thing is good. Finally we have a cost effective solution that is well made. For this price I am even tempted to get another one. The bonus is this thing works on a slider. It has these inset rubber wheels which fits into the slider. That was a huge bonus. The remote control is a little quirky because it goes at the slightest touch, but I can live with that. Hopefully they will come up with a unit to do vertical movements mounted on a slider.