I wanted a Gopro but, I didn't want to buy a $ 500.00 one to take on a motorcycle trip in the mountains of North Carolina. Everything they said was in the the Gopro box. It didn't come in the clear package but that's ok. Came in before they said it would.

I've been using for months now, without any issues. All kinds of accessories for every conceivable mounting option.

It came with many accessories including an extra battery. It is a nice size for the kids to use and not too bulky when swimming and snorkeling. I haven’t uploaded the pictures and videos yet but will update my review once I do.

Great little action cam definitely to consider fron the more expensive go pro but does all the things well my only complain is not being able to hook an external mic to the camara

We used it for first time about a month ago, as of today it seems ok, because we bought another one and when submerged the screen damage because of the water. So, we are pending on this issue

I needed a helmet camera after getting into a slight accident a few days ago. Heard about the Hero Session that was within a decent budget and went to a Target that price matched for me. (They did it for $169, they asked and I said yes) And for that money, I got quite a bit out of this camera.Video quality is great; daytime video in 720p and 1080p look great. (Both were at 60 FPS) The field of view on the wide angle is incredible! It'll capture anything in front and to my immediate sides. Pictures come out great too, but I haven't used it often to make a more detailed opinion. Nighttime video however, is a weakness. Video quality goes down quite a bit, but it's enough to capture what's on the road; just maybe not a license plate if a hit and run occurs.Mine did come with 2 basic dashcam mounts; one for a flat surface and one for curved. I have the curved one on the top of my helmet. If you want to mount it on the side, front or anywhere else you'll need an accessory for that.Battery life is average. After about an hour of footage, my battery was about half way dead. (Camera was at 720p and 60 FPS) Thankfully I carry a power bank around in my backpack when out riding. Another plus is that this camera is micro USB, meaning most Android phone chargers are compatible with this gopro. (Provided it isn't USB type C)One major downside to this Gopro is the app you'll have to use to view video on the go. Instead of Bluetooth, the gopro sets itself up as a WiFi network to transfer files to your phone. Unless you have an android with an SD card slot it won't be a problem, iPhones will have to make clips or 'download' them from the gopro itself if you don't have a laptop available. (And video can be played instantly, it's just 'streamed' from the Gopro so you'll lose the video quality and FPS rate chosen) This also means your phone won't have access to any form of internet when connected to the Gopro.One thing you'll want to consider is the SD card you'll use. (Yes, this does matter) I have a High Endurance class 32 GB card from Transcend that hasn't given me problems. I recommend a UHS-1 class card at least. Heard of people sticking a random card that won't capture video properly.All in all, for $170 I'm very happy with this camera. I don't need a portable camera that can shoot 4K and costs $500. This makes the perfect dashcam. Especially if being used on a motorcycle helmet. Low light is a problem, but not significant.EDIT: 4/6/17Recently got caught in a bad storm and video came out surprisingly well. I got thoroughly soaked, but the camera was able to catch video decently as well as sound. Gopro wasn't kidding about this being waterproof.

New to go pro, but everything seems to fits perfect!

my kids loves it and fairly easy to use - app is great as well