Zhiyun Smooth 4 Smartphone Gimbal - First Test

I just upgraded to a new iPhone 8 and purchased the newly released Zhiyun Smooth 4 Smartphone Gimbal mount. This short video is my first use of both items for shooting a video, as a quick test, using default settings. The video was shot using the Zhiyun ZY Play app, and edited on the same iPhone 8 using iMovie for iOS. It's a little rough, but I haven't read the manual yet, so I hope to get better with this device as I familiarize myself with the controls and settings.
Right away I found this gimbal to be vast improvement over straight handheld shooting, but having a poor understanding of how to get best results from the software and opting to not compensate for it in editing, this quick video is a bit rough around the edges.
I know there are a number of things I can improve upon to get clearer, sharper, and smoother imaging in my further tests with these devices.

[@bomb1232]

What phone did you use?

[@JonJonesLPM]

I used iPhone 8 (not the "plus" version, but the standard size), and the video was shot using the ZY Play app from Zhiyun, instead of the default camera app.

[@GrimYak]

bomb 123 he literally just said iPhone 8 at the beginning of the video

[@bomb1232]

Warp stabilizer?

[@JonJonesLPM]

No, other than the cross dissolve between each clip, none of the imagery was stabilized or otherwise filtered in post processing - these were as shot on the phone mounted in a Zhiyun gimbal mount. I wanted to see how they'd come out with only minimal effort and using default settings. I'll follow up soon with a few additional samples in which I will do some comparison footage with and without a gimbal, as well as what additional improvements such as smoothcam/warp stabilizer filters can do on top of the gimbal stabilized footage.