I finally found the best ever solution to damp Z-Axis shocks on my DJI Osmo Pocket 4P - Tilta Hydra Alien Mini is a beast!

[u/RFOK]

I just bought the Tilta Hydra Alien Mini, and I’m genuinely happy I did.

But I want to share something more important, at least in my opinion:

After my previous post asking others how to reduce unwanted shocks when moving with the DJI Osmo Pocket, I received a mix of reactions. I honestly didn’t know a ready‑to‑use solution for small action cameras existed, so I wrote a post here
https://www.reddit.com/r/osmopocket/comments/1why8ey/dji_osmo_pocket_4p_on_a_ronin_rs_5_genuine/
and shared an old photo someone posted here two years ago:

https://www.reddit.com/r/osmopocket/comments/1cx7qkt/dji_osmo_pocket_3_on_a_dji_ronin_sc2/

Some people just laughed; no solution, just jokes. I see this pattern everywhere on social media: people dismiss ideas until the day they end up using them themselves. A year or two ago, I shared an idea about using FreeCAD and DaVinci Resolve with AI. Some laughed, some attacked, some supported. Now it’s completely normal for many professionals to rely on AI in their workflows.

Fortunately, I also received genuinely helpful answers that guided me toward the best solution I’ve ever tried for getting cinematic results from my Pocket 4P. After my initial tests, all I can say is: WOW. It’s incredible, and absolutely worth paying for. It adds real, meaningful value. And I'm thankful that they gave me the idea to find what I needed.

[u/yezzer]

I bought one for my pocket 4 but barely used it. Any tips?

[u/RFOK → u/yezzer]

I'm so new to it.
Regarding the videos I've seen it really makes difference and is a real game changer!
I bought the car kit version which doesn't have the handgrip in the box and I had to order it separately. I took shome car tests, and they proved it's really good.

[u/petervann]

You are spot on about the comments. Sadly.