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What's good
- Price
- Durable, waterproof design
- Compatible with many existing GoPro accessories
- Removable battery
- Easy to use
- Good audio quality
What's bad
- Weak image stabilization
- Limited resolution and frame rate options
- No exposure controls
- No RAW capture
What's good
- Image stabilization for 4K videos
- Sharper and more colorful videos out of the box
- More controls over ISO, shutter speed, etc.
- Linear zoom option great for framing shots better
What's bad
- Poor battery life
- HEVC file format not universally supported
- Colors sometimes too saturated
What's good
- Tons of features
- Stellar video quality
- Voice and touchscreen controls
- Rugged design
- Endless accessory options
What's bad
- Battery life
What's good
- Smooth 4K video capture
- Rugged and waterproof up to 131 feet
- Plethora of video shooting options
- Well detailed and accurately colored videos
- Removable battery
What's bad
- No optical image stabilization
- Only one hour battery life
- Grainy low-light pictures
What's good
- Accurate color and low noise
- 3 hour battery life
- Waterproof and shock-resistant
- Inexpensive
What's bad
- No Wi-Fi capability
- No LCD makes framing shots difficult
- Non-removable battery
