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GoPro Dual-Battery Charger with Two Enduro Batteries for HERO13 Black

This Dual-Battery Charger with Two Enduro Batteries from GoPro outfits you with two high-powered Enduro batteries and a dual-battery charger to expand your power capabilities for your HERO13 Black or HERO13 Black Creator Edition action camera. The Enduro battery has a 1900mAh capacity and increases your recording time.

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GoPro Dual-Battery Charger with Two Enduro Batteries for HERO13 Black

GoPro Dual-Battery Charger with Two Enduro Batteries for HERO13 Black

This Dual-Battery Charger with Two Enduro Batteries from GoPro outfits you with two high-powered Enduro batteries and a dual-battery charger to expand your power capabilities for your HERO13 Black or HERO13 Black Creator Edition action camera. The Enduro battery has a 1900mAh capacity and increases your recording time.

Enduro batteries are built for performing in colder temperatures and extends battery life up to 40% more than standard batteries. The included dual-battery charger can charge both simultaneously and features a USB input port.

Compatibility

GoPro HERO13 Black

GoPro HERO13 Black Creator Edition

GoPro Supercharger

Quick Features

Optimises charging, so you'll get two fully charged batteries as quickly as possible (27W or greater recommended)

Dual LEDs let you know the charge status of your camera batteries when inserted, even when the charger is not plugged in

Includes two high-capacity 1900mAh Enduro batteries that perform in temperature ranges down to 14°F (-10°C)

Charged Enduro battery gives you over 1.5 hours of continuous recording at 4K30 or 5.3K30, plus over 2.5 hours of continuous recording at 1080p30

Key Features:

Enduro Rechargeable Batteries

Lithium-ion with 1900mAh Capacity

Dual-battery Charger with LED Indicators

USB Input Port on Charger

Extra-tall Slots Secure Batteries for Travel

What's in the Box:

GoPro Dual-Battery Charger with Two Enduro Batteries for HERO13 Black

GoPro Enduro Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery for HERO13 Black (2-Pack)

Dual-Battery Charger

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GoPro Dual-Battery Charger with Two Enduro Batteries for HERO13 Black

This Dual-Battery Charger with Two Enduro Batteries from GoPro outfits you with two high-powered Enduro batteries and a dual-battery charger to expand your power capabilities for your HERO13 Black or HERO13 Black Creator Edition action camera. The Enduro battery has a 1900mAh capacity and increases your recording time.

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