Duracell DRGOPROH4 Replacement Battery for GoPro Hero 4

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Here are some useful tips to improve the battery life of the GoPro Hero 4: Tip #1: Turn on Auto Power off

Surprisingly enough, the Hero 4 comes in three models, and each model differs from the other in the battery life aspect. Whether you’re looking for a replacement battery or a spare (or two), here are the model numbers for GoPro batteries that correspond to GoPro cameras. Battery life isn’t a GoPro strong point. So, unless the action you’re shooting is under a couple of hours, you’re going to need to find another solution other than relying on the standard internal battery. If you hear the word action camera, the first thing that comes to your mind is GoPro, right? That’s how prominent this brand is, it completely changed how we view the action camera world. Here are the answers to some of the commonly asked queries regarding the GoPro Hero 4 battery life: Why does my GoPro Hero 4 battery die so fast?If you’re not using the GoPro Hero 4’s remote control or the smartphone app, then it would be a good idea to turn off Wi-Fi before starting up the camera. This will save battery life by preventing unnecessary transmission of data. Tip #5: Turn the camera off How long your GoPro Hero 4’s battery life lasts is dependent on several factors. Follow the tips given above to maximize it! Here we have the GoPro Hero 4 which is a bit old now and long has been surpassed by its newer siblings.

So here are some options if you’re looking to shoot time-lapse for longer than a couple of hours. All of these assume you don’t have easy access to AC power and/or need weatherproof protection for the camera. It’s hard to give absolute times for how long these battery solutions will provide because it depends on several things—the camera settings you’re using, the quality and health of the battery, and even the weather conditions (lithium batteries don’t perform well in very cold conditions). Time Lapse Under 24 Hours with a GoPro HERO4 For the rest of you the Hero Session is a bit of a luxury. The similarly priced GoPro Hero 4 Silver captures better-quality video, is more water resistant, has a removable battery and an LCD screen. The only area the Session beats it – aside from design and size – is the clarity of audio it records. Even adding an extended battery might bring you up to around three hours, but it also means adding weight and bulk.

The All Day 2.0 is rated to be waterproof down to a depth of around 130 feet (40 meters), which, not coincidentally, is the depth rating for the housings for the GoPro cameras it’s designed to work with. Since I originally posted this, these Brunton batteries have become extremely hard to find. That obviously makes them a much less viable option. But I’ll keep this here just in case someone manages to find one.