Not a simple piece of kit; study required, but amazing performance in such a small package.

If you want to record videos of your active life then the GoPro is the minimum specification required in my opinion. On comparing it's output with footage from another cheaper bodycam it's performance is head and shoulders above the cheaper one. It's a really tiny unit and that creates operational issues. It's not simple to use, and by that I mean it has a large range of features, so to get what you want from it, you will need to put in some study time. It can't be zoomed while recording so it's not a substitute for a camera. Zoom has to be set and after that you get what you get. Mind you, if you are in the middle of hill run and / or being attacked by a dog then zooming your GoPro wont be the first thing on your mind... One feature I didn't know about is the USB-C connector. I've just bought a new phone and that has the same connector which means the chargers and cables are all compatible; happy days... And the mounting clips are very different from anything I've used before which makes many of the following add-ons necessary o A chest harness o A helmet o Spare mounts including sticky and screw variants o Spare usb-c cables o Spare batteries o A multi-battery battery charger o A case to put it all in

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