SCORP 2
Weight: 1,100 g.
Key details
- Claimed maximum runtime: 13 hours.
What to note
Charging time: 96 minutes.
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FeiyuTech rates SCORP 3 at about 1400 g and SCORP-C2 at 1300 g, with up to 14 hours runtime each. Your camera still needs proper balance.
For less carrying weight, SCORP-C2 differs by about 100 g.
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Charging time: 96 minutes.
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Weight: 1,100 g.
Charging time: 96 minutes.
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FeiyuTech · Product page checked September 26, 2026
Weight: 852 g.
Charging time: 120 minutes.
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Weight: 1,400 g.
Charging time: 180 minutes.
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Weight: 940 g.
Claimed maximum runtime: 14 hours.
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Weight: 1,000 g.
Not listed by the maker: charging time.
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| Spec | SCORP 2No preferences selected. | SCORP 3No preferences selected. |
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| Weight | 1,100 g | 1,400 g |
| Claimed maximum runtime | 13 hours | 14 hours |
| Charging time | 96 minutes | 180 minutes |
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| Product | How it compares | Key spec | Compare | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SCORP 2 | Compared with SCORP 3: weight, 1,100 g vs 1,400 g. | Weight: 1,100 g | View at FeiyuTech | |
| SCORP 3 | Compared with SCORP Mini 2: weight, 1,400 g vs 852 g. | Weight: 1,400 g | View at FeiyuTech | |
| SCORP Mini 2 | Compared with SCORP Mini 3 Kit: weight, 852 g vs 940 g. | Weight: 852 g | View at FeiyuTech | |
| SCORP Mini 3 Kit | Compared with SCORP Mini 3 Pro: weight, 940 g vs 1,000 g. | Weight: 940 g | View at FeiyuTech | |
| SCORP Mini 3 Pro | Compared with SCORP-C2: weight, 1,000 g vs 1,300 g. | Weight: 1,000 g | View at FeiyuTech | |
| SCORP-C2 | Compared with WEEBILL 3S: weight, 1,300 g vs 1,054.8 g. | Weight: 1,300 g | View at FeiyuTech | |
| CRANE 4 | Compared with SCORP 2: claimed maximum runtime, 12 hours vs 13 hours. | Claimed maximum runtime: 12 hours | View at ZHIYUN | |
| CRANE M3S | Compared with SCORP 2: weight, 705 g vs 1,100 g. | Weight: 705 g | View at ZHIYUN | |
| WEEBILL 3S | Compared with WEEBILL S: weight, 1,054.8 g vs 895 g. | Weight: 1,054.8 g | View at ZHIYUN | |
| WEEBILL S | Weight: 895 g; Claimed maximum runtime: 14 hours. | Weight: 895 g | View at ZHIYUN |
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ZHIYUN WEEBILL S weighs 895 g with a claimed runtime of 14 hours. FeiyuTech also has an option claiming 14 hours at 1400 g, so matching claimed duration can leave substantially different carrying weights. The camera, lens and accessories still add to the setup you hold.
Camera support needs the maker's exact compatibility, balance and clearance guidance. A light camera can still fail to balance, and neither gimbal weight nor runtime answers camera-control compatibility. Conflicting ZHIYUN weight statements remain unknown rather than becoming an estimated carrying figure.
WEEBILL S has a charging figure of 150 minutes, compared with FeiyuTech options at 96 minutes and 180 minutes. A shorter charge figure does not itself tell you the longest usable filming session. Charging durations assume the specified charger; an unknown duration cannot be inferred from another model.
We read the gimbal makers' battery notes without filming a runtime trial. Their runtime setups can use stationary, balanced configurations and different accessories. Read those conditions alongside your charging plan instead of treating a maximum claim as your expected moving-camera duration.
Your exact camera and lens need the maker’s compatibility list, balance requirements and clearance information. A lighter setup can still fail to balance; runtime and gimbal weight alone cannot establish support or camera-control functions.
A maker’s runtime setup can use a stationary, balanced gimbal. Those conditions differ from filming with movement and camera-control use. Read the selected model’s battery-test notes rather than treating the maximum as your expected shooting time. FeiyuTech rates SCORP 3 at about 1400 g and SCORP-C2 at 1300 g, with up to 14 hours runtime each. Your camera still needs proper balance. For less carrying weight, SCORP-C2 differs by about 100 g. Both claim a charge within 180 minutes using the specified charger; your camera and lens still need compatibility and balance checks.
The SCORP Mini 3 Pro page provided runtime but no charging duration in the checked specifications. We have not inferred one from another model. A light camera can still fail to balance. Charging times assume the specified charger. CRANE 4 weight is unknown because the source text lists two different weights without enough context to choose one.