Micros2u Silicone Sleeve Case for GoPro Hero12/11/10/9 Black, Battery & Lens Caps & Screen Protectors & Lanyard

The micros2u Silicone Sleeve kit for GoPro arrived neatly packed in a clear plastic wallet.In the set you get the main silicone sleeve, two silicone lens caps, a replacement battery door, a carrying lanyard, 2 x rear screen protectors, two x front screen protectors and two times front lens protectors.The sleeve is a good fit and can be installed easily without any excessive stretching or force.All the hardened glass screen protectors installed easily first time with no sign of any bubbling or other problems.In use the sleeve offers a reassuring grip to the GoPro and prevents any scratching or scuffing of the body without getting in the way of any controls.A good value set to protect your GoPro.

It’s ok For the money you spend but the front display glass doesn’t stick properly and keep opening by the time and the silicon sucker lens cover , that last one day maybe because dropped from the camera who knows where…

bad design means the rubber housing has to be taken off to change the Go Pro battery, any reason why it wasn't taken into account when designing, No one wants to faff around.You can't use the lens cover without the housing in place, I hate this, its just another design flaw. it simply over the lens for anyone out there thinking you can throw the rubber housing.I also don't like the other cover which has a suction cup on the inside, great for marking your lens protector.Returned.

This is a decent set of 'extras' for your GoPro.The main silicon sleeve/case for the GoPro fits my 11 perfectly . Also included is a replacement battery door that has an integral flap that you can flip up and pass through the USB C charging lead. A great improvement on the standard battery door that must be unhinged to allow the camera to be charged. This is really useful for when using the GoPro whilst also connected to a powerbank - for example whilst doing a Nightlapse.Also included are a lanyard/wrist strap and 2 x lens covers. One of these covers is pretty decent and I will be using it. The other lens cover is of a softer more flimsy silicon and has one of those rubber sucky things that you use when affixing something to a glass panel or whatever. And when you remove such a thing from the glass it leave a ring mark on the surface. You know the type of thing? Personally I would never use such a thing on my GoPro. See photo.Likewise I will not use the screen protectors that are included. I dont use screen protectors for anything I have as they usually hinder a satisfactory operation of any touch screen.Currently this package is just shy of £15 which is the most I would consider paying for this package. The silicon case and the replacement battery door are decent enough. Looking today at alternatives bought individually on Amazon or elsewhere would seemingly cost you about £12-£14. So £15 as it includes screen protectors as well seems to be about the going rate.

This is a complete rough-and-tumble set for the larger GoPros, consisting of a rubber surround, two rubber screen/lens caps, a lanyard and two sets of glass screen protectors to cover the camera and both displays.For best results the existing GoPro screens need to be scratch-free otherwise it'll show up under the new glass. The glass is easy enough to fit; clean the lens with the supplied (postage-stamp-sized) wet wipe, repeat with the dry wipe, peel the backing off the glass, carefully line it up (this is the tricky bit) and drop it on. You'll see a "wave" across the screen as the adhesive grabs on and locks the glass in place. You'll really need to get this right first time; as you can see on the second screen glass, the edges may not take kindly to removal and refitting. At least there are two sets in the kit.I've not used the replacement GoPro battery door as the GoPro is no longer waterproof if this is fitted. This is mentioned in the advert but the kit has no instructions, so if giving this as a present ensure the recipient knows, or remove the door from the kit first.The only other thing (besides the non-waterproof door) that lets this kit down - although not enough to lose a review star - is the cover for the second screen. Whereas the lens cap has a retaining cord, the screen cap uses a suction cup to hold in place. If you remove it, you'd better keep it somewhere safe.

I got this for my Go Pro Hero 11 camera as I like to travel and make videos when hiking. The set consists of a silicone whole camera protector (quite thick) which serves to protect the camera when dropped. It has a cap for the lens, hardened glass for the display and lanyard for an easy carrying. The kit fits perfectly over my Go Pro camera, it is straightforward to use and it does provide decent protection. Good value for money.

A comprehensive kit, reasonably well made. The main part is a snug fitting silicone case that should protect the GoPro from minor shocks and splashes. Because the case covers most of the battery side door a replacement door is provided with a small flap so you can charge the camera without taking it out of the case - a good idea, but the charging flap is quite fiddly so I think in practice you would probably take it out of the case to charge. Also included is a lanyard, silicone lens caps (useful) and a two sets of hardened glass 'screen protectors' (personally I'm not a fan of such protectors as they are often weaker than the screen they are supposed to protect). All in all, not bad but not entirely necessary.

Fits well and provides another layer of protection for the gopro.Access to button is good, apart from the flap that leads to the port - on this GoPro it on the other side, so that doesn't work. Since I use bluetooth for connection, and don't charge the battery in situ, that hasn't been an issue for me.Only thing about the skin is that it is quite low friction, so makes the gopro a bit more slippery to hold. The wrist strap is definitely a good addition for that reason.