Is the GoPro Hero 8 still worth it in 2023
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I bought a hero 8 in January and have used it for 3+ hours every day. It’s a great camera and does everything I need or want it to do
Personally, the GoPro 8 is still viable for me in 2024. I'm still impressed with the 8's audio recording capability and the video is still acceptable. The negative though, as you stated, you are not able to replace the lens (easily). Also, you're right about the power button-- I have to often depress mine several times before powering on or off.
I use all my go pros. From number 1 to 11. The very first go pro was a 35mm camera the next one was the first one that took two triple a batteries I use that for like a old shot second view. If you use the go pro 4 the best audio. And the 8 is still good to use in today from a user stand point not looking at numbers. It really does not matter what camera you use if the point of the video is good then great. The 11 has a lot more features for sure. Me I’m that one who just turn it on and hit record but yes I do check the features first.
great review, thanks
Thanks for the information, iam so confused now its clear thank you❤
amazing video
Still using gopro hero 8 for my vlog channel
Nice video well done. I have a love hate relationship with my GoPro hero 8. It does have a lot of problems, but it gets the job done. I’m still impressed with the quality of the videos and I only shoot in 2.7 K.
What kind of problems?
@@behindthebattery a lot of times the GoPro will not turn on and I have to pull out the battery put it back in to get it to start up. The other big problem is it will shut off when recording for no reason.
The shut off could've overheating. But the start thing is weird. Newest software on it.
I don't have those problems.
@@behindthebattery a lot of times it will record for about five seconds, then shut off. The one thing I really hate about the camera is the on off switch. You cannot run your finger along the side to find the on off button, you physically have to look for it. I got big fingers so I have to use my finger nail to shut it off and on.
There is clearly something wrong with it. Sorry. Yes, the button sucks, this is way better on the 11.
I don't see much differences in the video quality you showed I actually saw the background on the the 11 was a lil foggy but clear on the 8 video looks other than that the same ,8 still good for me they sell roll cage for 8 whot lens protectors
That's a nice h2h video! 😁
hello , i i think i bought this camera before 2 weeks , i like the camera but i have somequestions , if you can reply I would be very happy
1- when i use the linear lens Is there a loss of quality?
2-wich sharpnes ssetting should i use , low-medium-high
3-and the last question is , wich bitrate is better for vlogging , standart or high , is there is much of a difference?
thank you
1. No
2. medium: gopro tends to go very sharp, but you can always try and film some test footage.
3. always high. looks better, bigger filesize
@@behindthebattery thank you so much
I have 8 and 11. 8 does not over heat compared to 11
Both cams never overheated on me. But maybe I use it differently.
8 sometimes crashes when recording while being plugged in.
i have a problem with my hero 8 the battery drain so fast and overheat then when the battery goes to 75% it shutdown and have glitch idk whats the problem
Doesn't sound good. Does it happen with other batteries too?
@@behindthebattery yess
where did u get the special door to be able to charge and use at the same time.
Amazon I think
I think if you are going to buy an older Gopro the Gopro 7 is more worth it n 2023 than the GoPro 8 because the 7 dose the same resolution and frame rates as the 8, I don't think there is a big difference in stabilisation, it has the same battery capacity but the Gopro 7 has a replaceable lens cover where as the one on the 8 is built In plus with that you can put on nd filters that can stay on more securely and the 7 costs less than the 8 or if you want you could get the Gopro 9 which is compatible with the media mod, max lens mod and the newer enduro batteries although it is a little more buggy than the Gopro 8 and 7. is I don't really think the Gopro 8 is really worth it in 2023
I like your review on the Hero 8. Have you noticed if the battery overheats and shuts down? I’ve seen that is a problem for quite a few GoPro 10 and 11 cameras in hot climates.
I never had any problem with overheating on the 8 and the 11.
Would you recommend the 8 or 9 ?
Same Question
The 9 has the changeable lense cap. Otherwise not much difference. So I recommend the 9.
the 9 waste of money, so many issues. based on what i see on youtube.
I charged mine recently and it was hot asf and the battery inflated. I put a new battery and only the red light on the front turns on. I dont know if its fixable or done for
No idea. Mine sometimes crashes, when I charge while recording.
Hero 8 is a great backup camera. Although the image quality has improved tremendously since the 8. I compared the 8 vs 12 both at the same resolution and it's a night and day difference. Plus the 8 not having a removable lens is a deal breaker for many. So far no problem with my hero 12
So the 8 has no possible way for me to see what I’m taking a picture of?
If it is a selfie, then only with the App.
@@behindthebattery how about just front facing photos? I'm using this one for now I'm gonna get good with this one than buy the GoPro 11 or 12 in Feb
I am sick of the constant issues with the hero 8. Gopro is garbage in my opinion regardless of the model.
I have barely any issues with it. But I also don't use it extensively.
The Hero8 may work for you taking car videos, but the camera itself is garbage. The battery life is terrible. It HATES the cold and will die within a few minutes (apparently a common problem with GoPro). If the camera gets jostled or the battery dies, you'll have to remove and re-seat the battery to get it to charge and function properly. The camera's controls are over-engineered, which makes sense because GoPro's proprietary editing software is garbage as well.
Before the Hero8, I had a ContourROAM camera. I took it skiing, scuba diving, hiking, sailing, snorkelling, cycling... you name it. The battery would through several hours of filming regardless of the conditions. Turning it on and off was easy and could be done with mitts on and your eyes closed. It lasted better than TEN YEARS before finally failing. I was ready to chuck the Hero8 in the trash after 2 years.
Hero 8 gets hot easily
Mine doesn't. I film 4k 24fps. But I only film max 40 min