Choosing the right gear to accompany your GoPro largely depends on how you intend to use it and the activities you’ll be capturing. Here’s a list of some essential accessories and gear you might consider:

1. Mounts: Mounts are crucial for attaching your GoPro to different surfaces or equipment. Some popular mounts include:
   • Chest mount: Provides a first-person perspective.
   • Head strap mount: Offers a similar POV to the chest mount but from the head.
   • Handlebar mount: Great for attaching your GoPro to bikes, motorcycles, or similar handlebars.
   • Suction cup mount: Allows you to attach your GoPro to smooth surfaces like car windows, surfboards, or helmets.
2. Tripod or Grip: A tripod or grip can be handy for steady shots and vlogging-style recording.
3. Waterproof Housing: If your GoPro model isn’t already waterproof, consider getting a waterproof housing to protect it during underwater activities.
4. Extra Batteries and Charger: Always good to have spare batteries to extend your filming time, especially for longer outings.
5. MicroSD Cards: Ensure you have sufficient storage space with high-quality microSD cards that are compatible with your GoPro model.
6. External Microphone: If you need better audio quality, especially in windy conditions, consider an external microphone compatible with your GoPro.
7. Lens Filters: These can enhance your footage by reducing glare, improving color saturation, or protecting the lens from scratches.
8. Carrying Case: A durable carrying case will help you organize and protect your GoPro and accessories while traveling.
9. Floatation Device: If you’ll be using your GoPro in water, a floatation device can prevent it from sinking if accidentally dropped.
10. Remote Control: A remote control or a smart remote app can make it easier to control your GoPro, especially if it’s mounted out of reach.
11. Gimbal Stabilizer: For ultra-smooth footage, especially during activities with a lot of movement, a gimbal stabilizer can be invaluable.
12. Lens Protectors and Cleaning Kit: Protect your lens from scratches and keep it clean for the best image quality.
13. Filters: Neutral density (ND) filters can help control exposure in bright conditions, while polarizing filters can reduce glare and improve colors, especially in outdoor settings.
14. Power Bank: If you’re filming for extended periods away from power sources, a power bank can keep your GoPro charged.

Consider your specific needs and activities when selecting accessories, and always ensure compatibility with your GoPro model.