Hey all - GoPro dropped in price - now £139 @ Argos - decent cam
Quickly capture the moment in any situation with the waterproof HERO4 Session. Experience the power of GoPro in a small, light and easy to use camera. There's no need for a separate housing thanks to the rugged waterproof design. A single button powers on the camera and it starts recording automatically, letting you shoot footage in seconds. Take 8 megapixel still photos and create a time lapse movie without needing to stich your photographs together.
With 1080p video and 8MP photos, HERO4 Session delivers the professional image quality that has made GoPro famous.
The smallest, lightest GoPro yet! With a compact design and weight of just 74 g (2.6 oz), HERO4 Session is 35% smaller and 40% lighter than other HERO4 cameras.
The built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enables connectivity to the GoPro App or Smart Remote2 to control the camera remotely, and view and share your content.
The built-in battery rechargeable battery offers up to two hours of recording time.
Camcorder model number GP1038.
Action camera camcorder.
Wide screen.
1080p.
microSDHC and microSD memory card formats.
8MP digital stills.
Features:
Wi-Fi.
Timelapse recording.
Built-in lens cover.
Waterproof up to 10m.
General information:
Rechargeable battery Li-Ion batteries (included).
Includes USB cable, .
Weight 74g.
Size H24.7, W10.5, D7cm.
Manufacturer's 2 year guarantee.
EAN: 818279014297.
All comments (36)
sparklehedgehog
24 Sep 17#1
Same price on amazon
waikit83
24 Sep 17#2
Thank you for sharing heat added!
cutthroat_jake
24 Sep 17#3
If you have a NatWest cashback credit card, you'll get a further £20 cashback on this price too!
Taprobane
24 Sep 17#4
Probably worth putting in the title that it's the session 4
sparklehedgehog
24 Sep 17#5
Just a quick mention that the new ones are expected imminently so as these will then be two gens behind these will be cheap and or the 4K current session will reduce to around this money which also has stabilisation so may be worth waiting a month or so if you can hold out as I predict these will be a bargain on Black Friday
MihirDaDude
24 Sep 17#6
What's the difference between this and a normal Gopro Hero4
SkilledNutter to MihirDaDude
24 Sep 17#17
You need to link this with a smart phone to control it
gaz84 to SkilledNutter
25 Sep 17#27
You do not need anything to control it. You just press the button on top. You CAN use the smartphone app as a viewfinder though to make sure you have it positioned correctly. :smile:
SkilledNutter to gaz84
26 Sep 17#31
So you need to link it to a smart phone....
gaz84 to SkilledNutter
26 Sep 17#32
no.... :unamused:
SkilledNutter to gaz84
26 Sep 17#33
Go read the Question.
Evilmonkey
24 Sep 17#7
Morning all,
I was thinking of a getting some kind of Go-Pro (or non-brand version) for my daughter (9 years old) as a birthday present. She's fairly adventurous,(Skating, surfing, cycling etc.) so I thought this might be something she could use to record her various activities with the appropriate mounts.
Firstly is this a sane idea? Has anyone got one for their kids that actually got goof footage / fun out of them?
Secondly, the Go-Pro brand is in reality out of my price range, but are there any others which match the quality / range of mounts?
Thanks for any thoughts on this.
tvlovesme to Evilmonkey
24 Sep 17#8
I have a Xiaomi Yi which is a high standard substitute to a go pro. I don't know how strict she is on the quality of footage she has, but most cheap action cams can capture footage that you can watch back. Unless you are editing and uploading somewhere the quality won't be an issue. As for the mounts, most cheap action cams have lots available and are usually the same ones that fit go pro too.
mattr to tvlovesme
24 Sep 17#20
Yep the SJCAMs are worth a look - they might be branded as Xiaomi now.
helencw to Evilmonkey
24 Sep 17#21
Hi, I bought my son the Hero 3+ for Christmas two years ago when he was 10, he loves it, and still does - he always takes it out with him. He is a mountain biker and we've also used it to go down waterslides on holiday (!!) and skiing, he uses it so often, I can highly recommend one. I don't know all the different specs etc, but I know that the ones with wireless connectivity are good because he can immediately watch his clip on his phone. He spends ages doing edits and making videos after he's been out riding. My eleven year old daughter wants one this Christmas, I am considering this deal but need to investigate the specs a bit more !! There are a hundred and one mounts you can get too.
Zimmy to Evilmonkey
24 Sep 17#23
I got a Garmin Virb for under £80 a while back, quality is great and it came with an adaptor for the GoPro mounts as well as the Garmin mounts. I use it with a GoPro bike mount.
wakeywarrior
24 Sep 17#9
I am sure I only paid about 120 for this about 8 months ago?
Opening post
Quickly capture the moment in any situation with the waterproof HERO4 Session. Experience the power of GoPro in a small, light and easy to use camera. There's no need for a separate housing thanks to the rugged waterproof design. A single button powers on the camera and it starts recording automatically, letting you shoot footage in seconds. Take 8 megapixel still photos and create a time lapse movie without needing to stich your photographs together.
With 1080p video and 8MP photos, HERO4 Session delivers the professional image quality that has made GoPro famous.
The smallest, lightest GoPro yet! With a compact design and weight of just 74 g (2.6 oz), HERO4 Session is 35% smaller and 40% lighter than other HERO4 cameras.
The built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth enables connectivity to the GoPro App or Smart Remote2 to control the camera remotely, and view and share your content.
The built-in battery rechargeable battery offers up to two hours of recording time.
Camcorder model number GP1038.
- Action camera camcorder.
- Wide screen.
- 1080p.
- microSDHC and microSD memory card formats.
- 8MP digital stills.
Features:- Wi-Fi.
- Timelapse recording.
- Built-in lens cover.
- Waterproof up to 10m.
General information:All comments (36)
You CAN use the smartphone app as a viewfinder though to make sure you have it positioned correctly. :smile:
I was thinking of a getting some kind of Go-Pro (or non-brand version) for my daughter (9 years old) as a birthday present. She's fairly adventurous,(Skating, surfing, cycling etc.) so I thought this might be something she could use to record her various activities with the appropriate mounts.
Firstly is this a sane idea? Has anyone got one for their kids that actually got goof footage / fun out of them?
Secondly, the Go-Pro brand is in reality out of my price range, but are there any others which match the quality / range of mounts?
Thanks for any thoughts on this.