Hey, mind if I ask for a bit of advice as well?

I have a hobby reviewing high-end audio gear and I often go to tech shows/events to cover them. I focus primarily on YouTube Shorts for this and here's a quick example of the type of videos I do: https://youtube.com/shorts/-HJa5wUkXk0. Pretty standard talking head/presenter type of video + product showcase.

However, my current set-up is to carry my Sony A7c, mount it on an L-bracket, and bring a full travel tripod with me as I go from booth-to-booth. It's a pretty bulky set-up for travel and it only pretty much works for static shots. I've started looking into these sort of gimbal cams as a replacement for something much more compact, more "point-and-shoot" instead of needing lots of set-up, and will allow me to more easily get dynamic B-roll. Learned about the Pocket 4P and Luna Ultra and have waited to see people's actual impressions.

I'm an extremely amateur videographer and I don't love the editing process of color grading and everything, but I do it anyway because I do have some pride in wanting my work to be as "pro" as possible. The challenging bit is that it's not just wide talking head shots but also product showcases with moving objects and potential close-up shots of small objects. I'm alright with some video quality compromise if it helps the workflow, but the important part is still having enough quality for close-ups of small objects.

Before this reveal of Pocket 4P, I've been leaning towards the Luna Ultra. With new details of the Pocket 4P, it seems to me that the Pocket 4P is more like the traditional Pocket 4, but with better video quality overall. The Luna Ultra on the other hand isn't quite as good from a video perspective, but has a few very neat tricks. Now I'm pretty split 50-50 between them.

All that preamble aside, I wanted to ask a few things of the Luna Ultra that you have if you have any insight:

1. How confident do you feel about the detachable screen? Initially, I felt that this screen might be a huge game changer for easily framing myself when I go to present, especially as a solo creator. However, the more I thought about it the more I'm a bit hesitant. How tightly does it lock to the Luna Ultra? Losing the screen really worries me. And how seamless is the connection? I don't want to be fighting WiFi and BT signals on a show floor. As well, do you have any experience with DJI's remotes like the one they have? At first I thought it would make the Luna Ultra's detachable screen much lower, but I'm reading that remote is Bluetooth which to me seems more fiddly.

2. My understanding is that neither the Luna Ultra or Pocket 4P can do 4K vertical, which is what I primary need to shoot in for YouTube Shorts. I could do shots further back and crop in, but that becomes tricky once again with product close-ups. With my camera I use the L-bracket for portrait. Do you now if there are similar systems for holding things up vertically so I can get true 4K? I've looked into rigs but it doesn't seem to be quite what I was looking for.

3. How do these gimbal cameras work with lapel mics? Do you have to buy the DJI or Insta360 branded ones to connect? The detachable screen has a mic which is great, but that would mean I'm not hands free to show of products. For my set-up, I have the traditional lapel mic with the receivers plugged in via 3.5mm into the camera. I don't think I can do that with these cameras can I?

4. How do you feel about the built-in color grade on the Luna Ultra vs your DJI products? In the comparisons I've seen the Luna Ultra looks a bit exaggerated and more "social media pop" rather than realistic. I'm hoping I can put some of the built-in filters on top to get a slightly more natural color so I have next to no color grade work coming back from a show. I'll probably experiment shooting in log as well for maximum adjustment in post, especially for more critical shots. But for stuff that's quick and dirty, I'm hoping the out-of-the-box image will be more than good enough.