Cameras
History GoPro revolutionized the way we capture action and adventure. Founded in 2002 by Nick Woodman, GoPro began with a simple mission: to help athletes document their performance in the moment. The brand's first camera, a 35mm film model, quickly evolved into digital formats, and by 2004, GoPro released its first digital camera. As the product line advanced, so did its popularity, fueled by extreme sports enthusiasts and content creators. With rugged durability and a compact design, GoPro quickly became the go-to camera for capturing high-octane moments, setting a new standard for action filmmaking around the world.
Innovation GoPro has consistently led the action camera market through relentless innovation. From pioneering wide-angle lenses and 4K video to introducing HyperSmooth stabilization and waterproof builds without housing, GoPro continues to push boundaries. The HERO series exemplifies this innovation, with features like voice control, live streaming, horizon leveling, and cloud connectivity, all wrapped into a mountable, tough-as-nails design. Whether you're surfing, skiing, biking, or vlogging, GoPro cameras are engineered to deliver crystal-clear visuals and professional-grade performance in even the harshest conditions—helping users share their story from any angle.
ACCESSORIES
History From the early days of action filming, GoPro recognized that a camera alone wasn’t enough—users needed ways to mount, protect, and adapt their cameras to every possible environment. GoPro’s accessory range began with a handful of basic mounts but quickly evolved into an extensive ecosystem that supported athletes, creators, and adventurers in capturing immersive footage. As the GoPro camera line expanded, so did its accessory offerings, becoming integral to the brand’s identity and enabling users to shoot from helmets, handlebars, surfboards, drones, and even their pets.
Innovation GoPro accessories are designed with the same spirit of innovation that powers its cameras. Today’s lineup includes versatile tools like the Max Grip + Tripod, magnetic swivel clips, floating hand grips, and modular add-ons like lights and media mods for enhanced audio and vlogging setups. Quick-release systems, durable waterproof housings, and wearable mounts make it easier than ever to capture unique perspectives hands-free. Whether you're diving deep, flying high, or creating content in the studio, GoPro accessories are purpose-built to elevate your footage and adapt seamlessly to your shooting style.
BATTERIES
History Since GoPro launched its first action cameras, reliable battery life has been essential to capturing non-stop adventure. Early GoPro models used simple lithium-ion batteries with modest capacities, but even then, the focus was on compactness and quick swapping in the field. As GoPro cameras evolved in power and performance, so too did the batteries—growing in efficiency and capability to keep pace with users' demands in action sports, travel, and professional filmmaking.
Innovation GoPro's latest battery technology, including the Enduro Battery, represents a major leap forward in performance. Engineered to extend recording time and improve cold-weather reliability, these advanced batteries offer up to 40% better performance in extreme conditions compared to standard versions. GoPro has also introduced intelligent battery management systems and faster charging, ensuring users can shoot longer, recharge quicker, and capture every moment without interruption. Designed with durability, temperature resilience, and eco-conscious materials in mind, GoPro batteries now match the cutting-edge demands of their flagship cameras.
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