I just received my GoPro and this Accessory Kit and have been trying out all of the different mounts and attachments. I must admit I'm kind of geeking out over here lol I'm very happy with this purchase. It's better than I had hoped.

This thing was awesome. You definitely use everything if your an active goproer

My friend just bought the hero 7 and his camera does not have a remote control or voice command. Wow almost three times the price. I love my camera, pictures are sharp, it's all i need.

So here’s the deal with this camera. First off, this review doesn’t say verified buyer on here because I bought mine from the Apple Store. I just wanted to get that out of the way.This camera does some fantastic and uniquely fun things, namely the 360 photos and videos. However, there can be a learning curve. Plus, although you can use the camera on its own, some settings can only be accessed by using the app to control it. That’s a bit weird, but most of the main things you’ll ever need if using the camera on its own are on there - no stars docked. You can also pair it with their external GPS remote control.Lets talk about the videos. WOW! These can really be fun. You will absolutely capture some unique experiences and be able to present them in brand new ways. Being able to capture a spherical video takes the worry out of filming experiences, events, and action shots. You simply just shoot, no pointing around, and you find what you want later using key frames and other app tools (like AI!). The 5.7K videos, time lapses, and other modes do really well. Just remember — that 5.7K is stretched around an entire sphere, not a 16:9 or 4:3 rectangle. The catch is, not many platforms out there support interactive spherical video yet. YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, and the native Insta360 app do! You can still edit the videos and export them as flat for other apps like Instagram and Twitter. Does Apple support them? NOPE! Not in MacOS, not in iOS. Only when using their $50 Motion software on desktop. Does Windows support them? YEP, so long as your W10 is updated. Their photo video viewer is now interactive with them. Does Google support them? YEP!Let’s talk about the photos. Cool. Similar to the videos, you have to set some expectations with yourself. The 5.7K is stretched around the entire sphere. That’s honestly a big ask at this price point but costs will come down eventually. The 360-photos are decent for what they are but maybe won’t be as sharp as you’d expect. You can shoot other modes like normal photos and wide angle too. HDR is built in and it works really well (outside of the mobile app part, below). Movin’ along.You’ll need a big memory card if you’re shooting lots of videos. Do not scrimp on the memory card! You’ve already spent this much - go the extra mile. Get one on their list that is approved, and get the largest capacity approved. Spherical videos have enormous file sizes. An example is, shoot an hour of 5.7K 30fps spherical video and you’re looking at two, 40GB files to deal with.Next up is the battery. Battery life awesome. This battery is a beast. Other action camera brands cannot compete in the battery life department right now. I have never run my battery dry, but I did record 70+ minutes of 5.7K 30fps video and still had battery power left. Whoa!The app. Oh the app. I don’t want to knock on the app too bad but I do want to be truthful. The app does A TON of fancy work. It’s a big app, a big install, and it’s feature rich. They used to make individual apps for each of their different cameras. That is no longer the case. Most of their cameras now are all supported by one combined app. That’s not an easy task from a development perspective but they mostly pulled it off. I say mostly pulled it off but I’ll get to that in a minute. What I’m not sure about is that they have their social media platform built into the main app which controls the camera and edits the videos. I find that to be wonky and not super intuitive. It’s confusing at times. I’d like the social app the be separate from the app that controls the camera and edits the videos/photos. There are certainly some noticeable bugs too - no deal breakers - but I hope they get squashed with their periodic updates. I won’t go down that road listing them but I won’t deduct any stars right now. One super strange thing I noticed is that the HDR photos aren’t immediately accessible. They’re not actually processed as HDR when they’re taken and stored. They’re converted to HDR only when you access them for the first time. You tap the photo to view it, then it gets converted to HDR. That’s just odd. Moreover, I haven’t found a way to convert them to HDR in bulk. So, if I take 20 HDR photos, I have to tap each of them first to convert them to HDR before exporting them. If I export them in bulk first, the exported photo is not the HDR version! What?! That’s a half star deduction from me, and likely a workflow bug they’ll address eventually.My next half star deduction is around Google Street View or, what they call, GSV. GSV supports photosphere and spherical video uploads. Quite simply, the previous model has more features in this department. The ONE X could upload both photo and video to GSV through the old app. It also had a GSV video capture mode. The ONE X2, does not have this at all in the new app. Major bummer! You need to know that about this camera if you like updating GSV. You’re only option is to capture 360-photos and upload them separately via the GSV app. Video GSV support is 100% gone from this app and camera. The camera isn’t supported by the GSV app either. It technically connects but it doesn’t do anything, almost like Insta360 has it blocked (or maybe it just doesn’t work yet). I have my fingers crossed that they port this feature over from the old app. Through my communication with Insta360, they are very well aware of this. The GSV community is not small. At the end of the day, you’d need to buy the previous camera and use the previous app (still available on the app stores) if you do GSV on a budget. The ONE X2 does not connect to the old ONE X app.When it’s all said and done, am I happy I switched action cam platforms? Absolutely!!!

Great value fornthe money. Tons of uses and i think of more everyday.

Bought this for our family vacation down to Florida, and it worked perfect. Used in the ocean, swimming pool, beach and on the bikes. Had the best features of any camera we looked at. Don't pay for a GoPro, get this!!

Im not jumping out of a plane videoing myself so i dont need a redbull camera mount ..but for all my needs to play with my Hero 7 and have a great time ,,this kit is well worth 24 bucks, one thing i kept reading was the suction holder did not work well..i found it worked great and had a hard time removing it..so im very pleased with the kit..

Definitely worth the price! This set gives a full spread of everything you could ever possibly think of for your go pro. I took it with me on my trip to India and the selfie stick was great for taking photos and videos with it when I went to the elephant sanctuary. I used the floater in the pool when I was swimming, really smart idea to make it yellow, made it easy to spot when it floated away. When I rented a bike I used the harness and helmet mounts to capture the beautiful country side. The adhesives stuck to the base clips and kept my camera from falling, very reliable and supportive.