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GoPro Mission 1 PRO Grip Edition - Includes Mission 1 PRO Camera, Point-and-Shoot Grip, One Enduro 2 Rechargeable Battery, Removeable Lens Hood, Carrying Case | 8K video with 1" sensor and HyperSmooth stabilization for diving, vlogging and sports

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Features

  • 1 Sensor + Advanced Low-Light Performance: MISSION 1 PRO utilizes a 1 sensor (1.0-type sensor) that is larger than sensors found in most mobile phones and some compact cameras. The use of this larger sensor results in better low-light performance with less noise than the smaller sensorsmaking it ideal for capturing cinematic footage in all conditions including dusk, indoor and night shots.
  • Best-in-Class Video With 8K Open Gate: 8K video delivers breathtaking image quality with 300% more resolution than 4K. MISSION 1 PRO takes it even further with Open Gate capture that uses the full image sensor for maximum height and width for the most post-production flexibility.
  • Over 3 Hours of 4K Runtime + Faster Charging: The all-new 2150mAh Enduro 2 battery gives you longer runtimes than any other GoPro battery in all conditions. Youll get over 3 hours of continuous 4K30 recording and over 5 hours of 1080p30 recording on a single charge while improved heat management helps prevent thermal shutdown. Its also capable of rapid charging so theres less downtime and more production time.
  • 50MP Photos + 44MP Frame Grabs: MISSION 1 PRO takes up to 50MP photos in Single, Interval and Burst modes while giving you the option to let AI automatically adjust settings for night and low-light shots. You can also grab stunning photos up to 44MP from 4:3 8K videos using the GoPro Quik app.
  • What's Included: MISSION 1 PRO Camera, Point-and-Shoot Grip, Enduro 2 Battery, Removeable Lens Hood, Curved Adhesive Mount, Mounting Buckle + Thumb Screw, USB-C Cable, Carrying Case

Description

Capture classic handheld point-and-shoot POVs with this bundle assembled for in-the-moment action-cam creators. It includes our incredible MISSION 1 PRO camera—plus a Point-and-Shoot Grip, Enduro 2 battery, lens hood, curved adhesive mount, USB-C cable and carrying case. Built around a 1” sensor for advanced low-light performance and powered by our next-generation GP3 processor, MISSION 1 PRO delivers pro-quality video up to 8K60 with enhanced image tuning to capture your cinematic vision without limits. In addition to legendary GoPro durability and award-winning HyperSmooth video stabilization, it’s powered by the new Enduro 2 battery, which lets you continuously record over 3 hours of 4K30 video or 5 hours at 1080p30 Endurance mode.1 Loaded with pro features, it also captures 4K video at 8x slo-mo, 1080p video at 32x slo- mo and includes 8K Open Gate capture, HLG HDR, 240Mbps bit rate and 32-bit float audio.

Brand: GoPro


Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS


Video Capture Resolution: 8K


Maximum Focal Length: 27 millimeters


Maximum Aperture: 2.8 f_stop


Flash Memory Type: Micro SD


Video Capture Format: MP4


Screen Size: 2.59 inches


Connectivity Technology: USB


Color: Black


Sensor Type: CMOS


Connectivity Technology: USB


Color: Black


Special Feature: Low Light


Photo Sensor Size: 1" (1.0-type sensor)


Form Factor: Handheld


Item Weight: 1.5 pounds


Style Name: Grip Edition


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.74"D x 3.15"W x 2.05"H


Number of Batteries: 1 9V batteries required. (included)


Maximum Focal Length: 27 millimeters


Maximum Aperture: 2.8 f_stop


Minimum Focal Length: 15 millimeters


Lens Type: Not Specified


Minimum Aperture: 2.8 f_stop


Screen Size: 2.59 inches


Display Resolution Maximum: 8K pixels


Flash Memory Type: Micro SD


Brand: GoPro


Model Number: CHDRW-011-MY


Camcorder Type: Action Camera


Model Name: Mission 1 PRO


Built-In Media: MISSION 1 PRO Camera, Point-and-Shoot Grip, Enduro 2 Battery, Removeable Lens Hood, Curved Adhesive Mount, Mounting Buckle + Thumb Screw, USB-C Cable, Carrying Case


Unit Count: 1 Count


Manufacturer: GoPro


UPC: 810116385324


Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty


Video Resolution: 8K


Video Capture Format: MP4


Effective Still Resolution: 50 mp


Shooting Modes: Low Light, Night


Effective Video Resolution: 8 kilopixel


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  • New GoPro
Style: Grip Edition
This is my 5th GoPro and some really nice features. Has a lot of features that’s going to be fun trying out.
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2026 by Amazon Customer

  • Very nice grip but with serious design flaws
Style: Grip Edition
This review is mainly for the Point-and-Shoot Grip (I love the camera itself and would give it 5 stars, I'll give the grip 3 stars so I met in the middle with 4 stars) I love the feel of this grip. It feels very good in the hand. It's very sturdy and feels like my GoPro is well protected. I only have 2 cons. I ended up not even putting the top "shutter button" part on because it doesn't work half the time. It doesn't fully push the top button, and I'm left having to take it off to push the button. But that's not the worst thing. This next con is much more detrimental. The whole side of the rig, including the grip, can come off with just a tap of the bottom corner button, and there's no lock on that like there is for the grip itself. This is very concerning because if I accidentally tap the button with my ring or pinky finger (Because that's naturally where my fingers sit), the whole grip can unattach, and the GoPro can fall off very easily. This seems like a huge design flaw. It's essential to have the side of the case to come off because that's how you'd switch the battery or SD card, but there has to be a locking feature on it so you don't accidentally press it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2026 by Davie Melder

  • Stupid cheap adhesive tape all over the camera that you have to spend hours trying to remove
Style: Grip Edition
Cheap paper all over the camera and bottom with adhesive all over it that you can’t take off all the way. It looks very cheap. The grip is too hard to take off and put back on. Not worth the aggravation
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2026 by Mike’s Playlists

  • Capable camera with extensive settings but annoying quirks
Style: Grip Edition
I added the GoPro Mission 1 Pro Grip Edition into my usual workflow and compare it to my DJI Pocket 3, GoPro 10 Black, and my Sony A7rII and A7IV with editing done in DaVinci Resolve. The build quality stands out immediately; it feels bomb-proof, especially when you have the cage on. They made the buttons larger, which is a nice touch for regular use even when you aren't wearing gloves. The included lens hood is a good addition, though it does partially obscure the front display. You also get versatile mounting options depending on how you want to rig it. When shooting video, you get a lot of control over the image. It lets you easily adjust resolutions, frame rate, bit depth, bit rate, shutter speed, and other granular image settings. I really like the preset POV Action setting because it features a specially optimized Hypersmooth setup right out of the box. Having three different presets just for long exposure scenarios is another nice feature that saves time in the field. The camera falls short on a few things, starting with the 50-megapixel photos. When I compare them directly with my iPhone 16 Pro, the GoPro images have muddier colors and lose a noticeable amount of detail right in the center. The wider 159-degree angle takes some getting used to as well. Because there’s a two-foot minimum focusing distance and no macro lens add-on available, it’s far too easy to get slightly too close to your subjects and accidentally throw them completely out of focus. Battery life seems decent but drains noticeably when you start combining multiple high-performance settings (8k, 10-bit, open gate, high bit rate etc). There are also some annoying hardware and software choices you have to deal with. The shutter release lever on the cage is embarrassingly bad, providing next to zero tactile feedback to let you know if you successfully pressed the shutter. You can't attach a 1/4-20 tripod mount when the cage is on, and you have to open the battery door just to charge the device. On the software side, 8k60 and 4k240 are restricted to 16:9 rather than open gate. The Hindsight feature doesn’t activate automatically between shots, so you have to set up a shortcut and remember to tap it every time. To top it off, the Quik app is annoying because it constantly nags you to subscribe to their cloud service. The camera falls short on a few things, starting with the 50-megapixel photos. When I compare them directly with my iPhone 16 Pro, the GoPro images have muddier colors and lose a noticeable amount of detail right in the center. The wider 159-degree angle takes some getting used to as well. Because there’s a two-foot minimum focusing distance and no macro lens add-on available, it’s far too easy to get slightly too close to your subjects and accidentally throw them completely out of focus. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2026 by N.K.

  • GoPro Mission 1 PRO Grip Edition
Style: Grip Edition
Outstanding Performance in a Thoughtfully Designed Package. After spending a considerable amount of time with the GoPro Mission 1 PRO Grip Edition, I can confidently say that it has become one of my favorite pieces of gear. From the premium packaging to the first recording session, the entire experience feels polished and thoughtfully designed. The camera itself is compact and rugged, while the included grip adds a level of comfort and control that makes a noticeable difference during extended shoots. Whether I’m walking, hiking, or simply capturing family memories, the grip provides a secure hold and significantly reduces fatigue. The video quality is outstanding. Footage is remarkably sharp, with vivid yet natural colors and excellent contrast. Fast-moving scenes remain clear and smooth, and the stabilization does an incredible job of keeping handheld shots looking cinematic rather than shaky. I was particularly impressed by the camera’s ability to handle challenging lighting conditions. Bright skies retain their detail without washing out, while darker areas remain clean and usable. The photo mode is equally impressive, producing crisp images with plenty of dynamic range for editing or sharing straight out of the camera. Another highlight is the ease of use. The menus are intuitive, and the touchscreen is responsive, making it simple to switch between recording modes or adjust settings on the fly. At the same time, there are enough advanced options available to satisfy enthusiasts who enjoy fine-tuning their capture settings. Pairing with a smartphone is quick and reliable, making it easy to transfer clips, preview shots, and share content within minutes. Battery life has exceeded my expectations. On day trips and weekend outings, I have consistently been able to record a generous amount of footage before needing to recharge. The durable, weather-resistant construction also inspires confidence. I never feel the need to baby the camera, and it has handled dust, light rain, and the occasional bump without issue. What truly elevates this package is how complete it feels. The included grip transforms the camera from a simple action cam into a versatile tool for vlogging, travel, sports, and everyday photography. It is comfortable to carry, quick to deploy, and capable of producing professional-looking results with very little effort. For anyone looking for a compact camera system that combines superb image quality, thoughtful ergonomics, and impressive reliability, the GoPro Mission 1 PRO Grip Edition is an easy five-star recommendation. It has exceeded my expectations in every category and has earned a permanent place in my gear bag. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2026 by Benjamin

  • The Ultimate 8K Cinematic Powerhouse: Why the GoPro Mission 1 PRO is an Absolute Masterpiece
Style: Grip Edition
When it comes to capturing high-octane moments with breathtaking clarity, the GoPro Mission 1 PRO Grip Edition has completely shattered my expectations of what an action camera can achieve. The leap to a massive 1-inch sensor is immediately apparent the moment you review your first batch of footage. We are talking about a true generational leap in image quality, where the 8K video resolution delivers a level of sharpness, depth, and dynamic range that rivals professional cinema rigs. The larger sensor absolutely devours light, meaning those notoriously tricky low-light scenarios that used to result in muddy, noisy footage are now rendered with stunning, crystal-clear precision. I recently took this rig out for a brutal, all-day musky fishing expedition on the river to truly put its capabilities to the test. Navigating choppy currents and dealing with the harsh, contrasting light of a Pennsylvania sunrise usually wreaks havoc on standard sensors, but the Mission 1 PRO handled the environmental extremes flawlessly. Every frantic cast, aggressive strike, and chaotic moment fighting a massive fish was captured with such lifelike vibrance that watching the playback felt like reliving the adrenaline rush all over again. The camera simply refuses to blow out the highlights on the water's surface while beautifully maintaining the shadow details along the wooded banks. What elevates this package from a mere camera to a complete production tool is the included Point-and-Shoot Grip. This modular addition completely transforms the physical ergonomics of the device, shifting it from a traditional, tiny action box into a highly tactical, comfortable handheld rig that feels incredibly premium. The grip provides a substantial, robust hold that allows for incredibly precise panning and tilting, giving you the tactile control of a traditional setup without sacrificing the rugged portability GoPro is legendary for. It locks into place with reassuring security via a heavy-duty physical switch, ensuring the entire exoskeleton and grip assembly feels like a single, unified piece of hardware. Of course, raw resolution means nothing if the footage is a shaky mess, which is where the hyper-advanced stabilization technology steps in to work its absolute magic. The HyperSmooth stabilization on the Mission 1 PRO is nothing short of witchcraft, smoothing out the most violent, unpredictable movements with absolute ease. Whether I was bouncing around in a small boat, running along uneven shorelines, or tracking fast-moving action, the resulting 8K video looked as though it was captured on a high-end mechanical gimbal. It locks onto the horizon and refuses to let go, delivering buttery-smooth cinematic sweeps that require zero post-production tweaking. Endurance and durability are equally critical when you are out in the wild, and this bundle addresses both with flying colors. The inclusion of the Enduro 2 Rechargeable Battery is a massive win, providing extended shooting times and remarkably consistent power delivery even when the ambient temperature starts to drop. Coupled with the robust carrying case that keeps everything meticulously organized, the entire kit is designed for immediate, reliable deployment. I also have to commend the removable lens hood, which not only provides crucial physical protection for that beautiful glass but actively prevents nasty lens flares when shooting directly into the afternoon sun. Operating the camera is an absolute joy thanks to the stunningly bright and responsive displays on both the front and the back of the unit. Framing up a shot, whether you are behind the lens checking your framing on the massive rear screen or presenting directly to the camera for a vlog, is effortless because the vibrant displays provide a crystal-clear preview with zero noticeable lag. The touch interface is incredibly snappy, allowing you to dive into the settings, adjust frame rates, and toggle shooting modes seamlessly out in the field. Everything about the GoPro Mission 1 PRO Grip Edition feels meticulously engineered for the demanding creator who refuses to compromise on quality, making it an indispensable tool in my everyday gear bag. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2026 by Parks N' Tech

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