GoPro HERO9 Black Rechargeable Battery

For what I do, mostly short video clips of vehicles and occasionally stills of friends and family, I have not had any problems with power drain or overheating. I think that these batteries work very well, while I am of course, looking forward to the new batteries, which I am ordering today.

I bought two batteries and was not surprised by the lack of energy. The larger battery balances the power consumption in the second display.

Have been using extra battery for some time, they work perfect and I have no complains about it, but it will be nice to have a kind of sliding switch that will indicate that it is discharge or charge in the event of having a few extra batteries.

These batteries are far superior to the ones in the past. They hold there charge better and last a lot longer.

Video clips are EXTREMELY important for getting footage of baseball games to prospective coaches. We use the GP9 for the shot coming from behind home plate. We attach it to the backstop fence, and adjust the angle wider or narrower to make sure we get everything from 3rd to 1st base. Being able to adjust the image like that means less futzing around during editing later. The battery lasts for about 4 innings, so we do a swap before the 5th. It is easier to get into the battery compartment without the door popping off than it is with the 8. The only "problem" we've had, and it's a minor one, is that the batteries are never 100% full. We have the battery that came with the camera, plus 3 spares (to get through double headers), and we can charge them to 100%, but by the time they're in the camera, they're no longer at full charge, and if I prep them the night before, they slowly drain. Heat during games accelerates the drain. It's gotten close a couple of times. We don't have that problem with the 8. We only use Go Pro brand batteries. Other than that, super happy. Most people use their phones to record, but the cameras don't care if it's raining, we don't have to run up to the fence since we are controlling remotely, and the SD cards hold a lot of footage.

Definitely need a lot of batteries for the Hero 9.

its great part of any working and currently functional GoPro Hero 9 5 stars just for being a capsule of energy =)

I've had just about every model thus far. I went hiking two weeks ago for just a little under 2.5 hours....I only used ONE battery for the entire hike! The camera was on the entire time. Whether I was recording, taking pictures, or leaving it on in between uses. Love it!