Hohem has launched the iSteady M6 gimbal with some impressive features. The Hohem iSteady M6 is a premium gimbal that features a detachable RGB fill light on a magnetic module with AI auto-tracking. The iSteady M6 is compatible with a wide array of popular apps. It also has an expansion screw to support more accessories.

The iSteady M6 gimbal has a 0.91-inch OLED screen and an 18-hour battery life. The gadget is recharged via USB-C and offers extensive use due to its improved battery life. The Hohem iSteady M6 has a handle that can accommodate the weight of the device as well as a smartphone. It is capable of turning a smartphone into a highly professional mobile shooting rig. It is surely a worthy addition for anyone with handheld videography ambitions.

The gimbal supports the option of a fill light in combination with auto-tracking with improved motorized performance. It has a 3-axis build and iSteady 7.0 anti-shake system and the gimbal can deliver unrestrained 360-degree panning for spin shots.

The magnetic tracking option opens the full bouquet of AI enhancements in the gimbal. It allows you to keep faces, actions, or people in a frame expertly. The auto-tracking is compatible with popular apps like Instagram, Tik Tok and many more. The RGB fill lighting is supported in either CCT cool/ warm or RGB ambient modes.

The Hohem iSteady M6 has an estimated maximum payload of 400g and it can carry a small DSLR camera. It is however well-pitched for mobile phone use with support for additional accessories. There are four UNC screw ports in the M6 via which one or more accessories could be attached.

The iSteady M6 premium handheld gimbal retails in the US with its magnetic module for $258.18. However, a limited discount window is still open and it is offered at $218.18 via Hohem’s store. The promo code is given as HOHEMNEW. A similar offer for the M6 is available on Amazon. Availability details for other markets are not clear at this time.

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