XbotGo 4+

I purchased the gimbal and have used the app to record my daughter’s last few soccer games. While not perfect, it does a very good job tracking the action - particularly if a 10 foot tripod is used. The tracking sometimes misses, but the developers seem to be intent on constantly improving performance.

Other then those they expect this to match the tracking of veo, this product and app will not disappoint.

I must say I’m truly impressed with this gadget and app for the most part. I have 4 kids all National club basketball players so I’ve already gotten tons of use with this gimbal. I must say I’ve went from different methods of how to use as for what to mount to where etc. I’ve found for me and everyone else in the gym loves to just see it set up on the tripod center court and walked away from. I won’t say you get 100% of the game but 80-85% which may be more then I get holding and trying to follow the game not enjoying it at all… the only thing that has not been alway but I’ve notice my last few recording is that a glitch had started to occur and show in the recording. I’m sure this they can fix but overall 99 I have to give out what and where to find this thing 5-10 time a game.

After using this for 2 seasons with my kids' two teams, I can NOT recommend this.

There are a number of issues with this while using for basketball.
- Bluetooth disconnects a LOT, I've tried with 3 different iPhones. So while I'm coaching, all the sudden it will disconnect, stop recording and then just kinda droop there sadly as it no longer tracks. Worse is that sometimes it will flash the camera light as warning. Imagine a game going on and there's a cell phone cam on a tripod w a strobing light pointed at the court/players/officials.
- Tracking is slooooow. If you're team that pushes and gets a lot of fastbreaks, you'll miss the action as it tries to catch up to the other side of the court.
- it doesn't pan over far enough. for coaching, I need to see where all the players are on the court and what they are doing. So not only is the panning slow, but a lot of players will get cropped out.

For now, I prefer to stick a camera on a tripod and place it at the end of the court w a wide angle. Then move to the other end at halftime when they change sides. I ONLY use this if there's not enough baseline space.

Unfortunately, you only realize these issues after using it for a bit and then that takes you past the return dates. I would return if I could.