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DJI RS 4 Mini Gimbal Stabilizer
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DJI RS 4 Mini Gimbal Stabilizer is a compact, lightweight 3-axis handheld gimbal released in early 2025. It is designed for solo creators, vloggers, travel filmmakers, and mirrorless camera users who need smooth, stabilized footage without heavy gear.
Key Features
- Lightweight & Portable: Gimbal weighs ~890g (2 lbs) including quick-release plate (excluding tripod). Folds compactly for travel. Teflon™ coating for smoother balancing.
- Payload Capacity: Tested 0.4–2 kg (0.88–4.4 lbs). Handles many mirrorless cameras + lenses (e.g., Sony a7 series with 24-70mm) and smartphones.
- Stabilization & Performance: Uses advanced RS stabilization algorithm (4th-gen). Auto axis locks (2nd-gen) for fast setup/pack-up. Max control speeds up to 360°/s on all axes. Native vertical shooting support. Mechanical ranges: Pan 360° continuous, Tilt -110° to +210°, Roll -95° to +235°.
- Battery Life: Built-in 3100 mAh battery offers up to 13 hours runtime (stationary test). Fast charging: ~30 min for ~5 hours use; full charge ~2 hours.
- Controls & Intelligence:
- Joystick, trigger, buttons, and fixed OLED touchscreen.
- Modes: Pan Follow, Pan & Tilt Follow, FPV, 3D Roll 360, Custom.
- Intelligent Tracking Module (in Combo kit): Subject tracking up to ~10m with re-acquisition if obstructed.
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.1 and USB-C for camera control (shutter, focus, etc. on supported models). Works with Ronin app. Supports DJI Mic series integration.
- Extras: Detachable extended grip/tripod, quick-release plate, multi-camera control cable.
Comparisons
- Vs. DJI RS 3 Mini: RS 4 Mini is slightly heavier (890g vs ~795g) but offers longer battery (13h vs 10h), auto axis locks, improved stabilization, Teflon balancing, and tracking module support. Better overall for most users.
- Vs. DJI RS 4 / RS 4 Pro: Much lighter and more portable with lower payload (2kg vs 3–6.6+ kg). Choose Mini for solo/travel; larger models for heavier cinema rigs.



