Reddit reviews GoPro Battery BacPac (Camera Not Included) (GoPro Official Accessory)

We found 3 Reddit comments about GoPro Battery BacPac (Camera Not Included) (GoPro Official Accessory). Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

Seamlessly attaches to the back of your GoPro to extend battery lifeFeatures 15 percent more battery life than the previous modelPerfect for any application where you need extended battery lifeCompact design keeps your GoPro as small and light as possibleLCD window displays battery level or charging statusLED light displays recording statusCan be charged with most standard USB chargers, the GoPro Auto or Wall Charger,1 or a computer2 using the included USB cableCompatible for use with your Standard Housing with the included BacPac Backdoors

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3 Reddit comments about GoPro Battery BacPac (Camera Not Included) (GoPro Official Accessory):

u/YYCmax · 2 pointsr/gopro

A suction cup mount is great to mount your GoPro inside and outside of your car. Just make sure to tether it when it's outside. I'd recommend the [GoPro suction cup] (http://amzn.com/B00F19Q7YI)
There are a lot of great tripods out there. I have a Slik tripod that I have used with my GoPro and it's great. It's fairly compact and not too heavy. [Slik Tripod] (http://amzn.com/B000HZH6W8)
Yeah the battery life isn't great on GoPros. I'm not sure which generation you're planning on buying but if you're going with a 3+, you can get the [Brunton All Day power pack] (http://amzn.com/B00LUKNM5E). If you're going with a Hero 4, the Brunton won't work with those so you could get a [GoPro Battery Bacpac] (http://amzn.com/B00NIYJFRO).
You can plug a USB cable into your GoPro while recording. You won't be able to do that with the regular housing though so you'll need [the frame] (http://shop.gopro.com/mounts/the-frame/ANDFR-302.html#/start=1) or the [Skeleton Housing] (http://shop.gopro.com/accessories/skeleton-housing/AHSSK-301.html#/start=1)
Always tether. ALWAYS!

u/JediCheese · 2 pointsr/gopro

How many batteries/SD cards does everyone have?

I've just gotten into the GoPro scene and started with a 64GB and 32GB SD card and it feels like I have to pull the video off the cards each day. It's very easy for me to go hiking for 4+ hours and fill up the 64GB card and start to eat into the 32GB card. Then in the evening, I need to spend half an hour downloading the video to a computer or else I'll have no space to shoot the next day. Even something as simple as biking to work eats an hour of footage and fills up a good part of the 32GB card.

I'm looking at a pair of 64GB or a single 128GB card to allow 2-3 days of heavy shooting without having to spend time to download the footage off the cards.

On the battery front, I have 3 batteries and seem to be doing ok. Three Batteries gives me ~4-6 hours of 1080p footage which is the limit of my SD cards. My main issue here is charging them up at night because I can only charge in the GoPro and a 2 battery Wasabi charger which eats up a ton of USB ports.

A Smatree 3 battery charger and 3 batteries seem like a good investment to give me breathing room if I forget to charge up the batteries for one night.

Edit/Update: Picked up the Smatee 3 batteries and battery charger, a GoPro Bacpac, and a 128GB Lexar 633x Micro SD Card.

u/blairblair27 · 1 pointr/pics

I got this to hook directly into the intercom:
http://www.amazon.com/GoPro-Aircraft-Cable-by-Nflightcam/dp/B00GLZXCW6

But I can see how that would be an issue if you're using the USB port to charge the battery.

Looks like if you have a BacPac battery that you get an access to an extra USB cable, so maybe you could run both?

http://www.amazon.com/GoPro-Battery-BacPac-Camera-Included/dp/B00NIYJFRO/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&amp;ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1426285445&amp;sr=1-3&amp;keywords=go+pro+bacpac