Tokqi M06

According to the maker, Tokqi M06 was developed to lower the barrier to video production. The 3-axis stabilizer pairs AI tracking with a set of practical built-in functions, aiming to handle jobs that would otherwise call for multiple devices. It is said to support everything from smartphones to full-fledged cameras, with use cases ranging from travel footage to live streaming at home.

Tracking that follows the action

The maker describes a subject-lock function suited to moving children and pets, hands at work in cooking videos, and sudden movements in sports. For group shots, the campaign says multiple people can be assigned priorities, which it suggests could assist wedding photographers.

Audio, light and reach built in

The built-in microphone uses a dual system with a windscreen, which the maker says reduces ambient noise outdoors while capturing clear voice. A telescoping rod adjusts from 27cm to 87cm for overhead and low-angle shots, and an auxiliary LED light is claimed to improve face-recognition accuracy in the dark while adding natural shading to subjects.

• Detachable magnetic remote for zoom and focus control
• Non-slip grip, with buttons laid out for operation without looking
• Up to 12 hours of continuous use, according to the maker
• Power-sharing that keeps the device running while charging
• USB-C fast charging: 15 minutes for 3 hours of operation, per the maker
• Lightweight aluminum alloy rod that doubles as a tripod or selfie stick
• Universal mount design for smartphones and cameras

Who it is aimed at

The campaign positions Tokqi M06 for solo creators: teachers filming experiments while recording narration, travel guides capturing stable footage with ambient sound, and e-commerce sellers producing promotional videos single-handedly. Its stated goal is to integrate the elements of video production so creators can spend less time on gear and more on ideas.