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A Gold Pro 3-axis gimbal stabilizer Item from WB Shop

A Gold Pro 3-axis gimbal stabilizer

SKU #14027358
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590.000 Gs.

≈ $95

Updated: 06.11.2026 13:38

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Description

The A’GOLD 3-axis stabilizing gimbal is an advanced device designed to achieve smooth, stable, and vibration-free videos, ideal for content creators, mobile recording, or professional videography. Its triple anti-vibration stabilization system guarantees balanced shots even on the move, without the need to use apps to start. It incorporates a long-lasting battery, with a charging time of 4 to 5 hours, and also functions as a power bank, allowing you to charge your device while recording. It offers an intelligent tracking mode, with wide rotation angles: Vibration angle (elevation axis): 330° Rotation angle (panoramic axis): 100° Tilt angle (indication axis): 330° In addition, it features an intuitive display panel to monitor the device status in real time. Its compact design (100 x 70 x 209 mm) and light weight (458g) make it easy to transport and comfortable to use for long periods.

Product summary

A Gold Pro 3-axis gimbal stabilizer is a product in the “Cameras & Drones” category from the shop WB Shop. Price: 590.000 Gs (≈ $95). Key characteristics: Brand: A'GOLD; Model: 48.

Price compared with the category

The “Cameras & Drones” category has 243 products from 13 shops: prices from 2.040 to 114.865.000 Gs, median price 748.000 Gs. This product costs more than 40% of the products in the category.

Specifications

Brand A'GOLD
Model 48
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