The DJI RS 3 Pro ($869) is the most capable entry in the Ronin 3 stabilizer line, and, predictably, the most expensive. It matches up with the midrange RS 3 ($549) feature for feature, and adds support for a LiDAR autofocus system (sold separately) as well as compatibility with heavier payloads. If you need these extras there's no doubting the superb stabilization you get from the Pro edition, but we'll continue to recommend the midrange RS 3 as our Editors' Choice for most creators, as it's more than enough gimbal for full-frame mirrorless cameras.Reasons to Go Pro The RS 3 Pro matches up with the mid-range RS 3 in form, concept, and basic features. The powered support uses brushless motors to smoothly and silently balance a camera along three axes. Once set up, the gimbal provides Steadicam-level stabilization with the flexibility of handheld operation, along with powered pan, tilt, and roll movements. The Pro edition handles heavier rigs than the standard, up to 10 pounds versu...
The DJI RS 3 Pro supports heavier cameras and works with more accessories than the regular RS 3, but many creators will find the extras to be too much.
Supports full-frame and cine camera systems; Handles 10-pound payloads; Swappable 12-hour battery; Auto-locking arms; Color touch screen; USB and Bluetooth camera control; LiDAR focus and other accessories available
Overkill for consumer cameras; Requires smartphone activation