When I take videos of my trip, I always wonder when to use my Osmo Pocket3 and when to use my Sony A6700. With Pocket3, you can take very stable videos. I bring it in my pants pocket so that I can start shooting anytime. DJI Mic 2 is also useful. I've never had connection problems. However, it sometimes too wide, causing distortion. And it's not easy to get blurry backgrounds. Then I use Sony A6700, but it's heavier. I need to use an external microphone when talking in front of the camera.
The following is a video I took in Seoul, Korea last year. I went there to see friends. I tried to find a balancing point between Pocket3 and A6700. When I talked to A6700, I used ECM-G1, an external microphone from Sony. In the shot where I talked to a friend about her Japanese trip plan, we both had DJI Mic 2s. Because each voice is recorded on a different track, you can easily adjust it during editing, which is very good.
At the end of the video, four of us play APT. This is where Pocket3 performs very well. I put the device near the table, but it captured all of us. Even though I only used the built in mic, all of our voices were recorded well.

Looks good indeed. Exactly why I like my Pocket 2 (and saving for the 3)

Very cool VLOG.  For its small size the DJI Pocket 3 performs admirably.  

Very nice VLOG