Neewer Scaled Camera Table Dolly Slider with 22 pounds/10 kilograms Load Capacity Skater Design Aluminum Rods Rotatable Rubber Wheels 1/4-inch 3/8-inch Screw Threads for DSLRs Video Camcorders (Black)

Ideal for creatives. Well made and wheels are smooth running

Perfect for getting camera movement close to the ground or surface. Very good price too. Quite fiddly to set up and adjust the wheels though so make sure you allow plenty of time on set.

Good little dolly could do with set increments for more accurate curves

It's OK for an inexpensive piece of equipment but don't expect it to be ultra smooth or the calibration to be perfect. I set it up on a rig but also used a counterweight to help with the transition across the piece of work we were filming, my main issues were keeping the trajectory straight over a distance and keeping the mometjum consistency, but for the money it got us out of a fix

Arrived on time and well packaged. This will be used for food and product video. I have tried an initial test run with very satisfactory results. However two of the wheels were a little stiff, but easily adjusted with an Allen key. It’s quiet and runs smoothly both in straight lines and arcs. I have coupled the camera to it via a Neewer ball and socket head (also very good). This locks everything into place and supports a Nikon D750 and a Nikon 17-35mm zoom lens (one of their older and heavier lenses) with ease.So, in conclusion if you’re looking for a very inexpensive means of steady panning shots with a dslr this is the product to get.

Works well

Probably the best bit of filmaking kit I've ever bought. So versatile, so small and so affordable!Wheels work very well and motion is smooth.

Only really any good for very small table top work in my opinion. The calibration is pointless as there is play in the axle fixings and you can't line it up accurately so when you tighten it all up you can still never be certain how it will run - which also means trying to keep it straight over a distance of more than a meter is virtually impossible. Likewise in tracking an arc, each time you do it you'll end up with a different arc. It also trundles rather than glides as there's no weight to it all, so I could never get it to run smooth unless I pushed down on it hard whilst trying to move it and operate the camera at the same time. Overall very disappointing, but ultimately it is what it is for the price.