MOZA (Gudsen) · Updated August 2026

MOZA Slypod E: price, specs & release date

MOZA Slypod E, released 2019-12. Every price and spec below is linked to its source and dated — no guesses.

Source: cined.com verified verify in ledger

SilverDeskmark64/100#4 of 8 in class

The MOZA Slypod E is listed at $299 on cined.com as of 2026-08-01, #2 cheapest of 3 camera sliders (median $299); other retailers may be lower. It earns a Silver Deskmark — 64/100 pay-blind standing, #4 of 8 in class.

Verified Aug 1, 2026 · figures linked to their source in the table below

Cheapest camera sliders: Rhino Camera Gear ROV PRO Traveler (16") — $148

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MOZA Slypod E — MOZA (Gudsen)
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Is the MOZA Slypod E a good buy?

At $299, the MOZA Slypod E is #2 cheapest of the 3 camera sliders we track, where the median is $299. On the spec sheet, its rail length of 11 in is the lowest of the 12, its max payload of 19.8 lb is below the median of the 12, and its weight of 2.02 lb is below the median of the 8.

Specifications

Price (US)$299 Launch MSRP per CineD's specs/price article; this has remained the standard listed price at MOZA-authorized retailers.
BrandMOZA (Gudsen)
Released2019-12
Rail length (in)11
Max payload (lb)19.8
MotorizedYes
Flywheel dragNo
Mounting thread3/8"-16 (bottom) plus two 1/4"-20 threads
Foldable
Incline capableYes
Weight (lb)2.02

Source: cined.com (verified 2026-08-01). CineD's launch article (December 2019, $299 price confirmed at time of writing and still the standard MOZA price today) documents the Slypod E as a motorized monopod/slider hybrid: 11in/280mm travel distance, aluminum-alloy construction (vs. the original Slypod's carbon fiber), 9kg/19.8lb vertical (monopod) load rating recorded here as the primary payload since vertical monopod use is the product's core use case, with a separate, lower 4kg/8.8lb rating for horizontal/sliding use noted for buyers comparing it against dedicated sliders. Weight 2.02lb/920g. Ten-speed button control plus smartphone app, USB-C rechargeable with roughly 2 hours of runtime. 'Foldable' does not clearly apply to this telescoping-monopod form factor and is left null rather than asserted either way; incline_capable is true since operating at any angle from horizontal to vertical is the product's defining feature. Image is the article's featured photo showing the actual device (verified by direct visual inspection).

Is the MOZA Slypod E worth it vs cheaper camera sliders?

MOZA Slypod E against its closest cheaper and pricier camera sliders on the specs that matter — every value sourced. See all 3 ranked

ProductPriceRail length (in)Max payload (lb)MotorizedFlywheel dragMounting thread
MOZA Slypod E this$2991119.8YesNo3/8"-16 (bottom) plus two 1/4"-20 threads
Rhino Camera Gear ROV PRO Traveler (16")$148165YesNo1/4"-20 (camera, male); 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 (tripod, female)
Accsoon TopRig S60$41916.78.8YesNo1/4"-20 (visually confirmed camera-mount stud in product photo)

Frequently asked questions

How much does the MOZA Slypod E cost?

The MOZA Slypod E has a US price of $299 (Launch MSRP per CineD's specs/price article; this has remained the standard listed price at MOZA-authorized retailers.), as of 2026-08-01.

How does the MOZA Slypod E compare on price?

At $299, the MOZA Slypod E is #2 cheapest of the 3 camera sliders we track, where the median is $299.

When was the MOZA Slypod E released?

The MOZA Slypod E was released 2019-12.

What are the MOZA Slypod E's key specs?

MOZA Slypod E (MOZA (Gudsen)): rail length in 11, max payload lb 19.8, motorized Yes, flywheel drag No, mounting thread 3/8"-16 (bottom) plus two 1/4"-20 threads. Full sourced spec sheet verified 2026-08-01.

Price of record: $299 at cined.com, 2026-08-01. Other retailers may be lower — check the current price:

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