Wasabi Power Battery (4-Pack) and Triple Charger Replacement for GoPro Hero 8 Black (All Features Available), Hero 7 Black, Hero 6 Black, Hero 5 Black, Hero 2018

I got a fourpack of these for the Hero 8 I use as a "dashcam" on my commuter bike. The four OEM batteries I have been using are not holding much charge these days, and GoPro doesn't seem to be making more, so I was worried I might have to give up and get a newer camera too. But these batteries are working great, all four charged right up, and I have put a few hours on them, they're working great. I can't speak to how they'll hold up over time, but the price is right, so even if I have to replace them more often, they'll probably still be a better deal than the OEMs.

They arrived fast as expected charged good and work good

I only used these for a month or so before I decided to return them and get OEM batteries. They work well, don’t last as long as an OEM battery and they get really hot. It becomes an issue in the summer time where it can cause the camera to malfunction but they work fine in the winter

My old GoPro 7 camera with the aftermarket Wasabi batteries at 3°F. I'm super impressed at the cold weather handling of this battery brand, it's like the Enduro batteries for my GoPro 11 with a bit shorter battery life. So far, it's recording flawlessly for 35 minutes at 2.7K and 30fps.

As my headline suggests, the Wasabi products are solid and reliable. I have shot for athletic analysis (tennis and volleyball) with older GoPros as well as the newest Hero 13 (hopefully Wasabi comes out with a new inexpensive charger/battery option for the 13) and I also shoot and edit for a well known Youtube channel, so my cameras go through a ton of use. I used to buy the OEM batteries but found that it was a bit expensive when you have a fleet of 8 GoPros. For my work, Wasabi GoPro batteries are safe (camera compatible,) solid, and reliable. Mine last about a few years, so I am prepared to replace them within that timeframe . I have purchased many Wasabi batteries/charger sets to get long athletic sessions. Also, for tennis, I shoot with the cameras on multiple tripods in direct sunlight for long periods, so the batteries are often subjected to high heat here in the desert (I suggest not subjecting them to high heat for you guys, the batteries will last longer.) NOTE: after about a year or year and a half, they do start to physically bloat, just like the OEM ones do, as they go through high rates of usage at high frame rates which means high heat generated from within the camera, as well as external heat conditions. But with all of that said, they have never given me any problems and allow me to get the work done.Again, I know the downsides of how I put the batteries through constant recharging, and high heat situations, so I am always prepared to look at them as 2 year consumables. I feel that Wasabi batteries have a similar charge retention and overall life span decay as the OEM batteries. When they last longer than that for me, wow, what a plus!!!!NOTE: I am not in any way affiliated with WASABI or Blue Nook. Nor have I received anything from either of them to write this review.This review is my personal opinion about their function and durability under high stress loads like mine.Cheers and happy shooting!!!!!!!

I've tried lots of different aftermarket Gopro batteries, and these are the best so far.

Perfect

They work pretty good, very good quality for the price