📸 Official GoPro Accessory: GoPro The Frame for HERO7 Black, HERO6 Black, HERO5 Black, HERO7 Silver, HERO7 White, and HERO (2018) Review

Doesn't hold GoPro 4 very tight. Must do a pad to make it tighter. Cheap black plastic but should hold up. I just wish it would fit better.

Perfect. Fits my GoPro 5 just like the original case. My original case had rust on the nozzle so I needed a new one. That's great

This is the same frame as my Hero5. I only needed a second one so I could glue the floating one too so I basically have one frame for dry use and one for wet use now.

Original frames within the last 2 years - scuba diving, hiking, horseback riding, swimming, swapping multiple handles from car adapters to wrist floats and body harnesses. Perfect replacement for GoPro 7, ready for your next adventure.

Perfect fit and exactly what I need. If I had any criticism it would be that the clasp at the top is a bit tight and difficult to open. In a way that's a plus, but having to peel the skin off my knuckles every time I want to take the camera off is a little annoying.

There are no complaints about this cover, it closes very securely. Will also fit anything GP compatible. Just a note: Must be used with a waterproof camera as it is not fully enclosed like previous generations. It may be obvious to some, not to others. All in all a great solution for my Hero7.

This is a genuine GoPro frame/mount. NO flimsy, flimsy fake! The real thing - THIS - fits snugly and securely holds its shape when picked up or taken off. I bought an unbranded item thinking I would save a few bucks, but THAT was a mistake. The fake plastic was very brittle and flexible and didn't inspire confidence in me that it could hold my GoPro on bumpy bike rides. I won't make that mistake again. This real GoPro frame will probably outlive the camera!

I mount my GoPro camera to the front of a recumbent bike with a CMC Cfinecut aluminum mount. After about 6 weeks, the frame that came with the camera broke and one of the mounting ribs on the bottom broke off. Part of the problem may be that it's difficult to tighten the mount just enough to keep the camera from tipping forward when I hit a dip, leading to repeated adjustments while on the move. This replacement broke when I checked to make sure it was tight. I replaced it with a Luxebell…