IFLOW PRO A Portable Dolly For DSLR, Compact Cameras, Go Pro & Smartphones

As the title says, it's ok if you have a very steady hand, and want a fast sweep.I tried to use this on a project requiring a slow pass over some products in a case, and if I didn't go fast (too fast to really see anything) the wheels would stick and the footage was really jerky.The wheels are plastic on plastic, they need a bearing arrangement for smooth motion at any speed (a couple of $ extra production cost)All in all, I also would not call this 'pro' by any means, the main thing that makes it a dolly is no more reliable than a much cheaper 'skate' type dolly.

And Salta and I'm happy by the performance and ... thank you

 I was really excited when I saw an ad for the iFlowPro dolly on a website. I clicked on it and saw the features and the video and ordered it right away for an upcoming promotional video I was working on.When I got it in the mail one of the springs was lose, one of the plates was off, and one of the gears was not in place because the pegs were broken off. So I emailed the company and the overnighted me a new one. Which was a great thing for them to do customer service wise and I appreciate that very much.I did spend $150 on it and after found it for almost half off on Amazon and have recently seen them listing it for $90 themselves on there which makes me kind of mad that I had to pay so much for a faulty product.The new one seemed a lot more rugged and better put together. One spring was still lose and I had to attach it myself. The wheels on the new one were of poorer quality and I actually swapped them out for the wheels on the broken dolly because they gripped way better. The new wheels were like a hard plastic that didn't grip at all.Pros for this product is that it is fairly affordable, it's easy to pack around and travel with, it's versatile and attaches to a lot of different things like 2x4's and railings, it can support a DSLR with some attachments.The cons however though are that it is fairly poorly constructed and seems to have a lot of bugs. A lot of things could be secured better if they did some redesigning and used screws instead of plastic pegs. The wheels should have ball bearings because they don't roll as smoothly as they should. It is advertised that it rolls when completely flattened out but that isn't really the case. The wheels don't line up right and it doesn't roll well at all. The other review by "Old_Bull" is wrong. He claims that there are ball bearings inside the wheels and there are not any which is why the wheels don't roll as smoothly as they should. Ball bearings would be a huge plus for this device as I feel that is something a dolly should have standard.No matter what price you pay for it in the $75-150 range it's worth considering to purchase. I would recommend it in the low price range but in the $150 I wouldn't recommend it as much in the high price range though. It's hardly a PRO product because it does wobble a bit which has to be corrected in post. I hope they listen to my advice for the next generation. But weigh the pros and the cons for yourself and decide if it's the purchase for you.Have fun shooting