This portable mechanical slider offers some great flexibility for capturing smooth footage, especially in compact setups. The build quality seems decent, and it does the job well enough, though it doesn’t come with a ball head, which might be a downside depending on your setup. I used my EOS R with a 24-105 lens, and while it handled the weight, the motor clearly struggled a bit. A lighter setup like an action camera or smartphone would likely perform more smoothly. In terms of practical use, it shines in certain scenarios—like capturing a creative shot sliding down a long table. However, for more intricate movements, like circling around an object, I found it easier to just use a towel under the camera and slide it by hand. It’s a fun tool, but maybe not always the most efficient for every situation. Read more

The YELANGU 3-wheel wireless camera slider has seriously leveled up my videos. It’s got a motorized setup and comes with a wireless remote, making it super easy to get those smooth, professional shots. I love how I can adjust the speed and charge it up via USB, plus it’s compact and foldable, so it’s perfect for taking it on the go since you can just throw it in a backpack and take it anywhere. If you’re looking to up your video quality, this slider is definitely worth a look. I gave it 4 stars because while it is fun to use and makes for some great shots mine was quite loud, i mostly shot without audio so it wasnt that big of an issue but also while it makes for some fun sliding shots its pretty much its only use case and the price doesnt reflect that. Its a nice device to pick up if you want to take those sliding shots and if you can afford it. Read more

While this doesn’t have a ton of options on it, it does work really well. Easy to set up and use, which is probably the trade-off for having something that doesn’t connect to a phone. As a nice bonus if you have a slider, it will run along most slider tracks that use tube rails. Read more

it's lacking features and the power for me to use on anything other than content cretion with a iphone. It can move my heavy camera around but at a very large price when it comes to noise. It isn't a complete deal breaker but this is a nice toy that can creat a few limited shots nothing more nothing less. How well you can use it depends on the user more than the product. Read more

I'm happy with this camera slider for taking tabletop tracking shots, which would be hard to get any other way. I was surprised that it easily moved my heavy Nikon D7500 with long zoom lens. The motion is steady and the camera remains quite stable, even at long focal lengths. The remote control is responsive and easy to use. The camera reverses direction smoothly without introducing wobbles. The device is very well made, with durable materials and precise machining. I tried using a selfie stick to elevate a phone above the slider for shooting from a height above floor level or tabletop level. However, the slider became unstable even with a 1-foot selfie stick, due to the short length of the slider wheelbase. For the same reason, the slider became unstable with a phone gimbal attached. You're pretty much limited to locating the camera or phone directly on top of the slider. I could not find a track which fits this slider, so I 3D-printed a track, which worked well. However, because you can't mount a camera on the slider elevated above ground-level or tabletop level, I don't see much use for this slider in the field. Nor is this slider a substitute for a tabletop turntable. It is far easier to set up precise product rotation shots on a turntable, than with this slider. Overall, this device has a pretty narrow application, but it performs that task well. Read more