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I've owned two feiyutech gimbals but to be honest, they were poor choices.

First gimbal I bought was the smallest one I could find that would accommodate either a gopro or a6000, but it wouldn't support the latter with anything but a 16-50 kit lens.

Second and current gimbal is a Feiyutech g6max and it is bigger but still won't take balance my a6400 with some of the lenses I own (like the sigma 16mm 1.4). However I do think the feature set has improved and I think if I give Feiyutech another chance, (ak2000c maybe), I'll have what I want.

I have not used the ones you mentioned, nor the feature set you want (the USB connection with camera) so I guess my only input is:

• make sure you research capacity with largest lens in mind
• research youtube for user tutorials
• if all else fails, rent one from somewhere like www.borrowlenses.com or the UK equivalent so you can get some first hand experience with the gimbal you have narrowed it down to.

Good luck!