Best GoPro Alternatives

 

Best GoPro Alternatives

Would you love an action camera but can’t afford a GoPro? It can be tricky to find a good GoPro alternative, but there are plenty of cameras out there with competitive features for fraction of the cost of a GoPro.

In this post, we have compiled a list of the 10 best GoPro alternatives on the market today, judging each one based on build and performance. To come up with this list, I have tested 4 cameras and done more than 30 hours of research. Plus, I own the latest GoPro 7 which I use regularly for my travel vlogs. So I will be testing each of these alternatives against the real deal.

Whether you are on a tight budget or looking for an action camera for your kids to ‘dip their toes’ into the world of action cameras; there’s something for everyone.

Before we go onto the individual reviews, let’s have a look at a summary of what we are recommending here.

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