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Side Opening Design
Insert or remove the memory card directly without removing the housing case.
Charge Directly
The reserved charging port allows you to charge the camera directly without removing the case.
Extra-large Opening
Extra-large opening for easy insertion and removal of memory cards, and also reserved hole for camera alarms.
Reserved Holes for Camera's Microphone
Reserved holes for the camera's microphone for a better audio recording and voice control experience.
Ideal for Hero 3/3+/4 cameras, this protective case provides all-around protection against dust, drops and more!
Skeleton Backdoor: The skeleton backdoor not only allows you to touch the camera's lcd screen directly, but also good for dissipate heat from the camera.
Alan Poole
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2024
I've never purchased anything from this company before so I was a little skeptical. I like the feel of the case, it seems to be built well. The clip on top is nice, strong and holds the case closed nicely. The GoPro fingers fit the attachments I already have. An overall good case, and good price.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024
On its first use the mounting hinges snapped. Camera lost on the freeway.
Mark D.
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2023
Exactly as described and fit perfectly. Now you can plug in the camera while recording those long double headers.
Tim
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2023
I got this case so that I could have access to the ports on the GoPro to attach an external microphone. It feels like the same quality and sturdiness as my OEM case. I would buy this again.
Timothy Brandt
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2023
The case works great for access to the side ports on the camera, but with my GoPro Hero 4 Silver I wanted to be able to connect it to an external battery source while fishing, so I could get all-day battery capacity. Unfortunately, the back of the camera case didn't allow for that access, so I had to do a little chipping and whittling with my jackknife (I was already on my boat fishing with the camera when I needed this) to open up the back left cover a bit to allow for the external battery connection.
Dolphins
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 3, 2023
Wasn’t for me but think he was pleased with it
Thomas Hoopes
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2023
I update my review from 1 star to 4 because I got it late ,it seems to do what it is supposed to! Looks and feels sturdy.
Mr. J. L. McMahon
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 11, 2020
Really well made. Fits perfectly and the cut outs are well placed.
spottyleopard
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 17, 2019
Got this for my Go Pro Hero 3+ and it does the trick - easy to get to the slots to plug in a USB so I can connect an external monitor.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on June 5, 2018
Seems to be by far the best aftermarket case for my Hero 3+. Heavy duty locking mechanism, removable back door so you can put your battery bacpac or led bacpac on too. Great value for he cash, and most of the others don't have the proper openings for cables and are usually cheap junk.
David C
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2017
Just the case I was looking for. The skeleton has an open interface for usb connectors as well as a open window for the LCD screen for Go Pro users. I bought this skeleton for my Gitup Git2 camera. The button has a really nice tactile feel compared to my case which takes a bit of effort.Includes a rubber lens cover which is nice.Git2 Pro camera users beware, the camera's power button gets depressed upon closing the case close. The solution to this is to remove the power button via the micro snap ring inside the case. Simply hold the power button towards you and take a flat screwdriver to push the ring off the pin.Button should drop right out from the front. Careful and do not lose the snap ring!!! Next step requires extra attention. Take a drill bit the same size as the snap ring, measuring with the bottom of the bit (flat side). Now carefully line up the drill bit with the hole INSIDE the case and dig a little bit at a time. You want to remove just enough plastic so the pin doesn't rest on the power button on the camera when closing the lid. Have your drill at the lowest setting and use about 15% of the power. Drill too far and its game over for the power button.
Michael Baker
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2017
Just as described, works excellent, nice hole on top for much better audio which solved my major concern, cables fit fine through side, trying to put a replacement memory card isn't going to happen without taking your camera out even though it shows you can, and of course you need to also remove the camera to swap out batteries. Over all, it's still a 5 star in my book for being advertised accurately and having a great price. They also shipped quickly. Hope this helps.
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