This has to be one of the most feature-packed phone gimbals I’ve used, and in this video I break down what I think are the nine best features of the Hohem iSteady M7 (plus a little bonus). The headline for me is the detachable remote screen—honestly, it’s the best invention I’ve seen on a gimbal. I can pop it off, control record/stop, use the joystick, and run the whole thing from the Hohem app from a good 10 metres away (and in my testing it felt like it could go even further). I hate using the word, but it’s a bit of a game changer. I also show you the tracking and AI setup, including gesture controls so I can step away, tell it to track me, and even reframe myself with simple hand gestures. What impressed me is it doesn’t just lock onto “any human” if someone walks past—it still recognises me. On top of that, you can select objects while filming (cars, animals, people) and it’ll track them too. Then I run through the practical filmmaking bits: the hidden telescopic extension pole for higher/lower creative moves, the built-in RGB fill light as a handy catch light, proper substantial locking switches for packing flat, the side roller for “inception mode” tilts, and the portrait-to-landscape switch (with a quick warning on how to do it safely).