Its lightness and low-profile design make it a great complement for bikers who want a helmet-mounted action cam, or musicians looking to capture interesting angles at a gig. The GoPro Hero 4 Session looks certain to be a firm favorite for adrenaline junkies. I managed a little over two hours of video at full-HD 30fps. Battery life in general is impressive for such a small camera. It also shows live streaming and media browsing ove. The Session can last a full six days on standby like this. This video shows how to pair, and control the new GoPro Hero 4 Session camera using the Camera Suite app. Best of all, GoPro has added low-energy Bluetooth so neither device’s battery drains too fast while connected. Without a housing, but with a memory card, it weighs 2.6 oz (74 g). Front view, next to a GoPro HERO4 Silver without a housing. It’s just a sliver larger than the Polaroid Cube. Without the frame its dimensions are 1.5 x 1.5 x 1.4 inches (33 x 33 x 31.3 mm). You can then begin recording a video specifically intended for time-lapse. It’s easy to use, and connections between a phone and the Session are rock solid. The camera is almost, but not quite, a cube. I have a Hero 4 Session and want to use it to record at about 10 mins per video. The GoPro app has a slew of settings you can tweak to help create the perfect video as well as remotely control the Session. The only other button is tiny and lets you either flag interesting moments in a movie or connect the Session to a smartphone, helpful for getting the most out of the Session. There’s a tiny LCD screen, a flap covering the microSD and microUSB slots and a main button that lets you shoot video or, with a longer press, time-lapse photos. Being so small means the GoPro Hero 4 Session doesn’t have many controls on the body.
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