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WARNING: Using a non-GoPro wall charger or power cable
could damage your camera battery and could lead to fire or
leakage. With the exception of the GoPro Supercharger, only
use chargers marked Output 5V 1A. If you don’t know your
charger’s voltage and current, use the included USB-C cable to
charge your camera with a computer.
BATTERY S HANDLING
Your GoPro is full of sensitive components, including the battery.
Avoid exposing your camera to very hot or cold temperatures. Extreme
temperatures may temporarily shorten battery life or cause your camera
to temporarily stop working properly. Avoid dramatic temperature or
humidity changes, as condensation may form on or within the camera.
Do not dry your camera with an external heat source such as a
microwave oven or a hair dryer. Damage to the camera or battery
caused by contact with liquid inside the camera is not covered under
the warranty.
Do not make any unauthorized alterations to your camera. Doing so may
compromise safety, regulatory compliance, and performance, and may
void the warranty.
Heads Up:
Batteries have reduced capacity in cold weather. Maximize
battery life in cold conditions by keeping your camera in a warm place
before use.
PRO TIP:
Fully charge your camera before storing it away to help
maximize battery life.
Battery Information
Battery Information
WARNING: Do not drop, disassemble, open, crush, bend,
deform, puncture, shred, microwave, incinerate, or paint your
camera or battery. Do not insert foreign objects into any
opening on the camera, such as the USB-C port. Do not use
your camera if it’s been damaged—for example, if cracked,
punctured, or harmed by water. Disassembling or puncturing
the integrated battery can cause an explosion or fire.
BATTERY DISPOSAL
Most rechargeable lithium-ion batteries are classified as non-hazardous
waste and are safe for disposal in the normal municipal waste stream. Many
regions require battery recycling. Check your local laws to make sure that
you can dispose of your camera and its battery in your regular trash.
Lithium-ion batteries, however, do contain recyclable materials and
are accepted for recycling by the Rechargeable Battery Recycling
Corporation’s (RBRC) Battery Recycling Program. We encourage
you to visit Call2Recycle at call2recycle.org or call 1-800-BATTERY
in North America to find a convenient recycling location.
Never dispose of a battery in a fire because it may explode.
