This thing in immaculate... well worth the price I paid for it!! I used it a couple of times to film road cycling trips with my club and it didn't take long for me to get the hang of it. Everyone loves the final edits that the AI in the app generated for me... I can't overstate how fantastic the ecosystem is, and I absolutely love being able to select the video quality whenever downloading content to my phone. The camera size is perfect, and the single touchscreen is awesome. This is my very first GoPro and I'm happy that I waited this long to get one because this model is perfect for me, both in size and video quality. My only gripe is how hot it can get when doing pretty much anything at all with the camera... but that hasn't been a real bother. I especially like the single button operation, where I can conveniently start and stop recording during the rides. This helps save battery life, recording space, and prevents the camera from overheating. So, when the camera isn't recording, it goes into power save mode... but I can quickly start recording just by pressing that single button. Read more

I'm using this as a rear window dashcam and one for the front. Omg it's perfect. I've tried a few different actual dashcams and this beats them all. The clarity in the day is perfect. The battery life definitely isn't great, but you can use a car charger and USBC cord to keep it charged. Read more

Para quem é iniciante no uso da GoPro, assim como eu, é uma excelente opção. Custo benefício ótimo, usabilidade e configurações excelentes. Aconselho muito para viagens, principalmente quando há contato com a natureza. Outro ponto muito bom, é o tamanho e o peso. Cabe em qualquer lugar (coloquei uma foto em comparação ao airpods). Um ponto negativo, que não vejo como desvantagem, é a bateria. Não dura muito, porém já vem no modelo endurance (bateria interna). Para quem gosta de se divertir e tirar fotos e vídeos legais, a bateria não é um problema. Read more

La cámara es excelente, el problema es la App de GoPro, te cuesta 2,000 pesos mexicanos y en esta cámara es necesaria para estabilizar el video, no la recomiendo, la app no es gratuita, era fan de GoPro, pero con esto me cambió de marca, hay mejores y con app gratuita. Read more

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Fiz a compra dia 29/12 e solicicei devolução dia 17/01 A camera esquenta MUITO e desliga por superaquecimento (mesmo em ambiente com temperatura normal, sem sol) Bateria não dura nada O app "Quik" que é usado para estabilizar os videos não é tão bom assim (pelo menos a versão gratuita) Além disso, os videos demoram séculos para serem enviados da Gopro para para a nuvem do "quik" e demora mais um século para estabilizar o vídeo e ainda por cima, depois desse sufoco, para você compartilhar o video em rede social você precisa baixa-lo no próprio celular, esse download... meus amigos, demora uma eternidade. E no decorrer de todo esse estresse, a "gopro" fica superaquecida, acaba toda a bateria e você simplesmente não consegue finalizar o seu trabalho. Com certeza, essa gopro terá o recorde de devolução, não presta. Confia em mim. Read more

I really love this new smaller edition of the GoPro cameras! First off, the camera feels very well made and doesn't feel cheap. It has a little weight to it for it's size, but is still very easy to hold and mount as needed. I was actually very surprised by the overall size of this camera. It definitely looks bigger in photos. This camera comes with a few accessories which are all GoPro branded and feel strong and sturdy. There is no case included with this camera, which isn't a deal breaker by any means, but something to keep it protected when not in use would have been nice. The camera itself is very easy to use and operate. The built in, bright touch screen really helps with this and is also very responsive and fairly easy to see in direct sunlight. You can also use the app to change settings as needed, too (there aren't many). The app itself is well designed and also easy to navigate. There are 3 modes to this camera. That's it. Because of this, it's great for beginners or for someone who needs quick, easy to use 4K without having to adjust settings, etc. before shooting. The 4K/30 FPS video quality is excellent and honestly, the best I have seen on an action camera at this price point, so far. While filming in 4K/30 the camera does get a little warm, but it hasn't shut itself off yet, at least for me. The quality of the images is excellent and very clear and crisp. Even low light images aren't terrible on this camera. Don't get me wrong, it's not anything like the day time images, however, for an action camera, it's really not awful. The built in microphones record good audio for an action camera and is extremely usable for most projects. The electronic image stabilization is excellent and in my opinion, is better then some gimbals. Keep in mind, there is no built in stabilization within the camera. It gets applied when viewed and exported from the app. So each video will need to be "processed" before exporting. To my surprise, this doesn't take long and it works really well. It's just another step before the video can used for whatever you might be working on. The battery life on this is pretty good and it really depends on your settings that will determine how long it will last. Filming in the highest setting (4K/30), the more battery this is going to use. They include the newer enduro battery inside which works better in extreme temperatures and provides more shooting time. The battery is built in and cannot be swapped for another battery. It will need to be charged through the camera itself. It doesn't take too long to charge and can be charged with a power bank while on the go. It can also be used while charging which helps. All things considered, I really like this camera and it is priced quite well for the overall quality it provides. It's one of those cameras you can just grab and go with. It's quick and super simple to get high quality 4K video in a pretty lightweight and very small package. Read more

Es muy práctica, de uso simple, pero tiene funciones limitadas a diferencia de otras versiones. No se puede usar como cámara web y tiene solo un encuadre con resolución fija. Para conectarse al smartphone es muy complicado. Pide pago para uso de funciones extras. Read more

Antes que eu esqueça: na caixa vem um suporte de superfície com fita 3m. Antes eu usava a Hero 5, e estou gostando bastante da Hero 4k. Ela se destaca por ser compacta, bem vedada e com uma construção sólida. A impossibilidade de trocar a bateria não me incomodou até agora, mas vou observar como a duração se mantém com o tempo. A recarga via USB-C é prática e funciona bem para o meu uso. Um ponto positivo é a tela: rápida, com boa resposta ao toque, e a interface é simples e direta. Porém, é importante destacar que todas as configurações são feitas pelo aplicativo, o que pode ser uma vantagem para quem gosta de usar o celular, mas talvez incomode quem prefira ajustes direto na câmera. No geral, estou satisfeito, mas fico curioso para testar mais os limites de duração da bateria e a resistência em cenários mais exigentes. Até o momento, a experiência está sendo positiva e prática para meu dia a dia. Read more

Do you want a simple camera to record things? You do? Great, get this. Read more

I picked this up to use on my motorcycle helmet and I'm very happy with it so far. I like that it's smaller and lighter than the Hero13 (or 12) and I'm not paying for a whole bunch of features I won't use. The battery life is sufficient for my needs and the picture quality is excellent. Having to use the app to apply image stabilization is an extra step that may annoy some, but this is a trade off for the size and price of this camera. If it's a dealbreaker for you, go with the Hero13. Personally, I use this as basically a motorcycle dash cam, so I'm only pulling video where something out of the ordinary happened on my ride. Read more

No me gustó por q no se le puede quitar la batería, y las especificaciones son menores Read more

Having been a user of GoPro products for years, this iteration of the Hero is downright frustrating! Let me run the pros and cons from my experience. Pros: + Compact size and low weight. I love the small form factor and low-weight of this camera. I also have a Hero 10 Black, and the size difference is significant! + Touchscreen is nice and works well. + Easy to switch modes and record both video and photos. + This model includes voice command support (through the camera, not a phone app). + Built-in waterproofing and a replaceable lens cover are excellent features. + Still compatible with most* GoPro mounts. Cons: - Built-in battery limits run times, and gives this camera a limited lifespan for no good benefit. - While you can use this while plugged into a USB-C cable, the side door would remain open, and is not ideal. Coupled with the poor battery implementation, this severely limits use options. - Gets hot, even when you aren't doing anything! The overheating issues continue to plague GoPro, and even this unit gets quite hot when it's on and not recording anything! My other GoPro needed to be exchanged because of overheating, and the replacement does the same thing... it's a feature, not a bug, apparently. - Since there is no built-in image stabilization (a HUGE deal-breaker), you MUST use the GoPro app to stabilize the video. This adds a considerable amount of time to any workflow, and locks you into using the terrible GoPro app. The problem with this reliance is that if GoPro decides to end support for the app, or make this feature a pay-only option, then you're stuck with a camera that takes terribly shaky video! Because of this limitation, you also can't copy videos straight from the camera to use as-is, since they would not be stabilized. - There is pretty much no adjustability in the mode settings. If you want anything but 4k, you have to toggle the battery save mode to get 1080p. - GoPro really wants you to subscribe to unlock more features. In fact, you'll be hounded CONSTANTLY if you don't. I've started getting notifications, emails, and popups in the app, and it won't stop unless I pay for it. By the same token, even editing your videos in the app is extremely limited, and you will run into "subscribe to get this feature" pop ups any time you want to do anything beyond the most basic editing. - *This camera is NOT compatible with the magnetic mount that other GoPro cameras can use. For a device meant to be convenient and portable, this is bizarre to see! - The mount that is included with this model is built-in and lacks a 1/4" tripod mount (something I could easy get with my Hero 10 Black through a third-party mount upgrade). - The video quality is just OK. Nowhere near as clean and crisp as even my two-year old Hero 10 Black. - At the current price ($279.99), this is about $179 too expensive, in my opinion. You can get other cameras that are not GoPro for under $100, with better quality and built-in image stabilization. And you wouldn't require a subscription to get those features. Conclusion. There's something wrong with the direction that GoPro has been taking with their cameras. Once a leader in the action camera space, the push for a subscription while intentionally limiting hardware features seems like a major step backward. While I will certainly continue using this camera for its small size and low weight, I couldn't possibly recommend that someone pay nearly $300 for it. Read more

Excelente producto! Pero estoy buscando la carcasa para buceo! Saben cuál es? Read more

Pros: - Premium build quality - Compact and portable design - Simple interface with only three shooting modes - Quik app works well for stabilizing the footage - App supports H.264 and H.265 mp4 encoding - Good daylight video/image quality - Respectable underwater performance Cons: - No optical or digital stabilization in the camera - Non-removable battery - Lack of manual exposure or white balance control - No exposure compensation - Lengthy post-processing workflow - The mode button feels stiff The GoPro Hero 4K has a premium build and is smaller than expected around the size of half a credit card. It feels solid and has some weight to it. I like it. Before use, the camera needs to be updated to the latest firmware. Make sure you connect the camera to a stable USB power supply before doing this. My Hero 4K came with only 30% battery charge, and updating firmware at this charge level without a stable external power source can harm your camera. The updates went smoothly with the Quik app. The app allowed me to do everything I needed to do as a guest without registration or subscription. This is great. The camera does not have a removable battery, probably to save real estate, and this is another consideration before buying this camera. The camera needs at least a V30 SD card to record and will give you an error message if your SD card is not fast enough. The camera has a very simple interface and only offers three modes of operation: 4K 30fps, 2.7K 60fps (slow motion), and 12MP still photos. Exposure is automatic. There is no manual exposure mode. Shutter speed, aperture, ISO, or colour temperature cannot be adjusted. 1080p shooting is possible by selecting the “power save” mode. The camera lens has a very wide shooting angle, almost 180 degrees. However, it is unfortunate that the lens does not have optical stabilization. I think this is a big miss and I don’t like it. Furthermore, the simple camera design also does not feature any digital stabilization. Missing any image stabilization does appear quite disappointing for an action camera. I think they intentionally did it this way to save device power and therefore prolong recording time with the small built-in battery. Fortunately, GoPro made it up by providing the Quik app to stabilize the footage during post-processing. The stabilization is actually quite good and smooth with the app and I am impressed. However, it takes more time and steps to download the footage to the phone and then perform stabilization. It was surprising that the downloading and stabilization process was quite fast. However, the exporting of the final stabilized footage took a long time, which was not surprising for my 5-year-old phone. It took over 15 minutes to export a 90-second 4K clip. One can transfer the stabilized mp4 file to Windows to perform further editing. The exported mp4 is stored under movies/GoPro-export on the phone. This is a lengthy post-processing workflow and I was not impressed. There must be an easier way to do everything on Windows without going back and forth on the phone. I finally found a free Windows software that can perform image stabilization based on gyro data. This means that I can do everything on Windows without needing to use the Quik phone app. I just needed to download the original mp4 footage from the camera directly to my Windows computer via a USB cable. Recorded videos are stored in the Hero/DCIM/100GOPRO folder. Then I can perform the digital stabilization and video editing all on Windows. After setting up this new workflow, I am a happy camper and no longer need to be tied to the phone app. This should speed up the post-processing significantly. The camera’s video quality in daylight is good and sharp, but it is not a low-light camera and therefore image quality may be compromised when shooting indoors. The camera runs warm but not hot, thanks to the full-front heat sink. In conclusion, this is a really compact and solid outdoor camera with respectable underwater performance. However, the lack of built-in image stabilization makes the post-processing workflow longer. If you are willing to trade post-processing time and complexity for compactness and battery life, this is the camera for you. I have to say I really like how compact and portable the camera is and may just accept the longer post-processing time as I don’t shoot long clips, so it should be fine with me. Read more