Best lightweight fluid head? (1 Viewer)

I'm specifically looking at the Leica VH1 and the Manfrotto Befree Live. Ignoring the obvious price difference, which one would be more steady/fluid for videography?

The Befree Live has the 'Fluid Drag System' but I don't see how this system is any different from the drag system used in the VH1.

The Befree Live has a higher payload but I don't believe that all manufacturers measure tripod payload using the same methods so I don't trust this stat.

I would love to hear from someone who has handled both!

I ended up purchasing the Befree Live head after I was informed that the VH1 is a rebadged Benro S2. From what I've read, the Befree has a better drag system than the S2.

From my limited time with the Befree I have found that the pan function has the perfect amount of resistance but the tilt doesn't have quite enough resistance to be smooth with a 65mm spotting scope. This makes sense considering the size of the tilt hinge. When I take into account the weight of the head I really can't fault it. I could save 2.5oz by switching to the outdoorsman pan head and have the same functionality but that would be a very expensive 2.5oz weight savings. It seems like there are a few options in the 1-1.5lb range that have a more beefy tilt hinge like the benro s4, sirui va-5, and feisol vh-40 but for video use with my main camera (Fuji X-T20) the Befree Live works fine.