I had an early go pro, it died, and I tried a couple of other cameras. The vision 3 pro by dragon touch has worked great! basically the same underwater housing used by a lot of cameras, I have had no problems down to 100 feet. I have changed batteries between dives to be sure I have power, but I have never run out of battery power, so no complaints. For the price, I feel very satified.

Good camera for mobile videos in this price range. Vidoes are clear and high quality. Touch screen works well. Sound recording can be on or off.

I've purchased my laptop, iPad Pro 11" (2G, Cellular), the fancy iPad Pro cover/keyboard, my laptop, and this GoPro, as open-box or refurbished. Not a single item has been defective in the slightest way and I saved hundreds of dollars so far. No reason to pay full-price for these items.Also, before settling on my current iPad Pro 11", I had other versions, all refurbished, all were just fine (no cosmetic damages or malfunctions), and again, saved a lot of money. I was able to return the items when no longer needed at no cost to me.So don't be a sucker- try buying refurbished items first and if something is wrong, Amazon and other stores have generous return policies.Anyhow, the biggest gripe I have with GoPro is their crappy desktop software. GPS signal reception by these things is incredibly weak...although when using 3rd-party apps, I can see GPS data was encoded in the video, but the GoPro software won't ever display it.The Hero 8 is much improved over the Hero 7 and earlier, but the Hero 9 isn't much more than a, "My male part is bigger than yours". Can't watch 5K video in 5K if your GPU and display don't support it, so what's the point? (yes, I said 5K, because that's what the 9 advertises, IIRC) Also, the larger the resolution, the more space you'll need on your SD card.Anyhow, that's my rant. Go away now.

I love that it can connect to my phone and i can share images right away!

I found this camera to be far superior to those I have purchased in the past. They are rugged, easy to use, and their weather seals are incredible.

Got the camera to film my sons baseball game, but haven't had the opportunity to film alot. I enjoy using the camera only compliant is the app. I could not get it to sync.

I'm a bit torn on this cam.Pros:+ it is nicely small and stand-alone, so easy to set somewhere and record.+ it video doesn't suck (not awesome either) .+ pulling out the micro SD card, I can load and view videos in Win10 without problem.+ battery lasted about 40 minutes on the initial charge, but after leaving it on the charger overnight, no problems running for just over an hour on the battery.Cons:- I bought it specifically because it seemed from the description I could narrow the degree of view. I believe that is not possible. Every "cam" I buy seems to have a very wide field of view, I want a smaller frame for close-ups and interviews ... without the cam having to be like a foot from the subject.- The "XDV" app is crap. Doesn't really want to connect and when it did, it lost connection and then I wasn't able to do anything again. I've got some experience with other WiFi cams and they're not this bad.I'll update if there's something more to contribute. Like I said, it's not a waste of money, I just have to figure out how to fit this particular piece of technology into my life.

Great vacation camera. Got the job done although the pic and video quality could be a tad bit better.