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About this item

• Easy to take with foldable
• Support IOS and android APP application,it has more shooting method
• AI intelligent tracking, support face and self-selected target tracking
• Using gyroscope and the latest three-axis anti-shake algorithm
• The handle feels comfortable, the button is quick and easy to use
• Freely switch front and rear cameras, with beauty function
• Freely switch front and rear cameras, with beauty function

The Tokqi M01 is a feature-packed 3-axis smartphone gimbal stabilizer built for content creators, vloggers, and anyone who wants cinematic, shake-free video from their phone. Its three-axis stabilisation system with gyroscope and advanced anti-shake algorithm eliminates camera shake whether you’re walking, running, or panning — delivering smooth, professional-quality footage every time. AI intelligent tracking automatically locks on to faces, objects, or self-selected targets and follows them even if briefly obscured, making it perfect for solo shooting and live streaming. The built-in beauty fill light offers 3 colour modes and 9 brightness levels, so your subjects are well-lit whether you’re shooting in daylight or low light. Seven shooting modes — including Pan Follow, All Follow, Full Lock, POV, Inception Space, Hitchcock Zoom, and Time-Lapse — give you creative flexibility straight from the gimbal without any complex editing. A multi-functional control panel lets you switch front and rear cameras, toggle landscape and portrait orientations, control zoom, and trigger shooting modes all with one hand. The foldable design collapses to a compact size for easy storage and travel, while the included mini tripod keeps it stable for hands-free shooting. A 3600mAh battery delivers up to 8 hours of continuous use. Compatible with smartphones 55–90mm wide and up to 280g — covering virtually all Android and iOS devices. Connects via Bluetooth to the Gimbal Show app for even more creative modes including Panorama, Clone Me, and Live Streaming — available now at Scinex Technologies, Harare.