Review on 🎥 Lifelimit Accessories Starter Kit: GoPro Hero 9/8/Max/7/6/Fusion/5/Session, DJI, AKASO, APEMAN, and More! by Robert Gilbert

The kit isn't perfect but I'm willing to give it top marks. You have to admit that this kit isn't a compilation of the best of the best, but for a tenth the price of premium accessories, you can try out the wide range of GoPro mounts available and decide where to invest' in better accessories. The body mounts are really good too. Quick overview of individual items: Adhesive mounts - Pro: many flat and curved mounts with double-sided 3M adhesive tape for bomb-proof attachment of helmet and gear. Cons: While the mounts work well with the included quick release camera mount, the official GoPro quick release mounts bind and don't pop out easily. regulated and very solid. I think they will stand up to what the GoPro camera was designed to do. Cons: None yet. Handlebar mount, 90 degree adjustable brackets. Advantages: durable and reliable. Cons: None yet. Suction Cup: Pros: Holds GoPro on flat surfaces for a while. Cons: Not sure. Do not use for off-vehicle installation or long-term recording. Sometimes he lets go for no reason. Telescopic Selfie Stick Pros: Small, compact, only 8 inches long, extends up to 39 inches. It has a rubber grip and wrist strap. Cons: I won't. When fully extended, the end of the rod will flex up to 6 inches. Such a large deflection causes the camera to "jump" when recording motion. The handle is too small for me to hold comfortably for long periods of time. I bought a Sandmarc Selfie Stick which is interchangeable but costs more than the whole set. SANDMARC® Pole - Black Edition: 17-40" Waterproof Telescopic Extension Pole (Selfie Stick) for GoPro Hero Session, 4, 3+ , 3, 2 and HD Cameras - Lifetime Warranty. Flexible tripod. Pros: It works and it is compact Cons: It's too small to wrap around and I keep pinching my fingers Floatie Pros: It works Cons: Leaks Not enough to drown, but enough to pull the water back up.