







Tiny by design and easy to use, our smallest 4K camera features a rugged super-light design that’s a fraction of the size and weight of other GoPro cameras, but still waterproof to 16ft (5m). Streamlined controls let you record 4K video, immersive photos and slo-mo shots with a press of the Shutter button. After recording, play back your video on the GoPro Quik app. HyperSmooth video stabilization will automatically smooth out the shakes in your footage. Plug HERO in to charge and your footage will be uploaded to the cloud, turned into a highlight video and sent to your phone so you can relive your adventure and share the fun.
Ultra compact design With 35% less volume and 44% less mass than HERO12 Black, HERO is small and light enough to follow you on any adventure. Carry it in your pocket, in your pack or capture body- and gear-mounted shots or handheld footage on the go.
Rugged + waterproof to 16ft Completely waterproof and built with legendary GoPro durability, HERO is ready to capture the fun whether you’re ripping through mud, snow or water (down to 16ft/5m) or just exploring nature or a new city.
Intuitive touch screen HERO’s LCD screen lets you frame your shots perfectly while touch controls let you simply swipe to swap capture modes and tap to adjust cameras preferences.
Mounting flexibility HERO’s built-in mounting fingers makes it compatible with a huge variety of GoPro mounts to help you get any shot you can dream up. Record point-of-view footage and relive awesome moments exactly as you saw them or capture them from new angles and see things as you’ve never seen them before.
Super simple controls HERO makes capturing breathtaking GoPro footage incredibly easy—just frame your shot and hit the Shutter button for amazing results.
4 reviews for GoPro Hero Ecommerce Packaging – Compact Waterproof Action Camera with 4K Ultra HD Video, 12MP Photo, Touch Screen
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Iowa Video News Guy –
Great little camera!
Great camera! Works well for videos on my bike. Best part is easy Bluetooth uploads to app on iPhone. The app smooths the video out great! Love this feature. Camera is very basic. It does generate more heat than other GoPros. It did fog up the underwater case I purchased, that’s why the case comes with pads to absorb condensation. It functions well even with small amounts of moisture inside underwater housing. Don’t plan to use for underwater shoots due to this issue.Video Quality and battery are both good. I use the e-commerce pkg to store the cam in.
ChicagoMatt –
Terrible controls, terrible connectivity, lack of standard functions.
Worst product interface ever! What do the buttons do? Sometimes the same thing, sometimes different. Which one is the power button? Who knows?How do you get it to start recording and not stop?How does an industry standard product get away with such a terrible interface?Further, although it has a usb-c port that you can charge the camera with, it doesn’t allow you to connect to the camera with either your phone or computer. I’ve now tried a number of times to connect using bluetooth and the phone says it is connected in the bluetooth menu, but within the control app on the phone, it says it’s attempting to connect to the GoPro. As such I can’t access any of the videos I tried to take.I can’t even review the picture quality as I can’t even get the movies off the camera.It’s an incredibly simple product, why is the interface so confusing? I mean, turn it on/off, start recording or take a pic… plug it into your computer and get the videos/pics… apparently that is asking too much from GoPro.
Elon Gane –
Great tiny go pro with decent quality videos and photo, but not great
First of I’ll address the ecommerce packaging, since this is specifically advertised as that. I love the packaging, not only does it limit the waste and less materials used, it’s super easy to open, and there’s no plastic at all. No bags or even tape. I love it. And it’s well protected during shipping as well.Now the go pro. This is the budget model, so keep that in mind. It’s not the same as the higher end go pros. If you make money from your videos as a significant part of your income I’d suggest you just update to those.This is very small, it’s my first go pro, but I’m impressed by how small and compact it is. It’s decently heavy, but it feels like it’s built like a tank, so that is something I appreciate. Meaning it has great durability. Of course it’s fully waterproof. No issues there.The software/app is easy to use and figure out. Easy to connect to your phone and update, they do require you to update before you can use it, little annoying for me because I personally like to just play around with it as soon as I open it and then can update later, but oh well.This doesn’t have optical stabilization like the higher go pros, which I was kinda skeptical about. But I’m honestly impressed by the quality of the digital stabilization. Not super smooth in all cases, but actually pretty smooth in most of the videos I’ve done.Photo and video quality. Since this is the budget model I’m not expecting amazing quality, and it’s about what I expected, slightly less than expected though. Especially in low light. If higher quality is your priority, I’d recommend spending the extra money to get a higher model.That said it’s decent and even good looking in good lighting. Decent Dynamic range actually. It’s better than I thought. Colors are decent out of the camera. Noise in low light of course. Photo quality is suitable only for social media posts. My Samsung S24 takes better photos. It’s decent for the average person for sure though. I wouldn’t hesitate to take this for vacation videos and selfie pics of landscapes and myself etc.All in all it’s a good value for the money if you keep in mind the limitations. If you want higher quality videos and photos, I’d buy a used higher end go pro. This one is quite nice though too.I really wish this had a little screen to see yourself though, would be so nice.
Nanali –
Good quality video, compact, I like it to record Tennis gameplay
I have been using this to record tennis videos. The videos are of very good quality during daylight. As the sun starts going down though it does start getting grainy/noisy but that is to be expected.The fish eye vision is wide and even captures some of the actions from the other courts, on the far end. The sound quality is decent, as it does pick up some conversation from the half court, given there is no other noise taking place in the surrounding.The camera itself is really nice and compact, easy to carry. It could come with better accessories, it comes with a helmet mount (adhesive), I would have preferred if it had a threaded mount at the bottom. I have other mounts for GoPro so I use it with a fence mount. Battery life is about 1 hour at 4k if lucky, an external charger is necessary for a whole session.Once, after transferring the videos to the PC, the red light stayed on but the screen went black and it just stayed like that. There was no way to reset it or anything, I thought it broke. I removed the SD card, and held the power off button for 10 seconds, nothing. I went online to look for answers, came back and it was back to normal. It was weird. I am super gentle with it now. Other than that, it is a decent GoPro on a budget.