FEIYU TECH SCORP-C 2 Camera Gimbal, 3-Axis, 7.72 lb Payload

The FEIYU TECH SCORP-C 2 is a 3-axis gimbal for DSLR and mirrorless cameras, with listed face tracking and native vertical shooting. Its advertised payload is 7.72 lbs, so compare your complete camera-and-lens setup with that limit before buying.

At a glance

Built-in AI tracking is described as automatically recognising and following faces, with gesture control to start or stop tracking.
Supports horizontal and vertical shooting modes, including native vertical shooting as stated in the title.
The listing advertises a maximum payload of 7.72 lbs for compatible camera and lens combinations.
An integrated rear handle and an upgraded quick-release plate are described for handling and balancing.
The listing says an OLED display shows status and allows settings adjustments.

Price

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Reference price: ~~$282.50~~

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Face tracking and gesture control may suit solo filming where keeping a face in frame is useful.
Horizontal and vertical shooting modes offer options for different video formats.
The stated payload ceiling accommodates heavier compatible camera-and-lens combinations than the earlier 5.51 lb figure cited in the feature text.

Cons

The gimbal itself is listed at 2.91 pounds, before adding a camera and lens, which may matter for extended handheld use.
Audio recording is listed as unavailable, so sound capture requires a separate recording setup.

Technical specifications

17 specifications

Identity
Brand	FEIYU TECH
Model	SCORP-C 2

Stabilisation and tracking
Stabilisation	Yes
Shooting modes	horizontal, vertical, face tracking
Listed maximum payload	7.72 lbs

Display and video
Screen technology listed	OLED
Video format listed	MP4, MOV, AVI

Dimensions and installation
Compatible devices	DSLR/Mirrorless Camera
Dimensions listed	25D x 17.6W x 34.4H centimetres
Weight listed	2.91 Pounds
Folded size	24.97 cm (L) x 34.44 cm (W) x 17.55 cm (H)

Materials and protection
Colour	Black
Water resistance listed	Not Water Resistant

Other listed details
Exposure control type	Manual (M)
Audio recording	No
Media type	Video
Warranty description	1 year

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing has an identity inconsistency: the title uses SCORP-C2 while model details use SCORP-C 2, and the quick-release-plate text refers to balancing without specifying compatible camera-and-lens combinations. The advertised 7.72 lbs is a maximum for compatible setups, not confirmation that every camera listed will balance or operate with the gimbal. Check camera, lens and control compatibility before purchase. The OLED and video-format entries appear in listing details but are not explained as gimbal recording capabilities.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Camera operators using a compatible DSLR or mirrorless camera who want stabilisation for horizontal and vertical video.
Solo creators who may benefit from built-in face tracking while filming themselves or a moving subject.
Buyers whose camera-and-lens combination stays within the advertised payload and can be balanced on the gimbal.

Less suited to

Anyone needing a water-resistant gimbal or a built-in audio recording function.
Buyers who need confirmed compatibility or control support for a specific camera-and-lens combination without checking it first.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.2 / 5 · 56 ratings

5 stars62%62%
4 stars20%20%
3 stars8%8%
2 stars0%0%
1 star10%10%

Aggregate customer ratings lean positive, with a substantial five-star share, but a smaller low-star share shows that experiences are not uniformly favourable. Without written feedback, the reasons for those ratings are unclear. Consider the ratings alongside the listed payload, camera compatibility and 2.91-pound gimbal weight, which are especially relevant to setup and handling.

Frequently asked questions

What cameras can the SCORP-C 2 carry?

It is listed for DSLR and mirrorless cameras and has a maximum payload claim of 7.72 lbs. Confirm that your specific camera-and-lens combination is compatible and can be balanced, as the listing does not establish support for every model.

Does the SCORP-C 2 support vertical shooting?

Yes. The listing names horizontal and vertical shooting modes, and the title describes native vertical shooting.

Does it track faces automatically?

The listing describes a built-in AI tracking sensor for automatic face recognition and tracking, with gesture control to start or stop tracking.

Can the gimbal record audio?

Audio recording is listed as No. Plan for a separate audio recording setup if you need sound.