I just got the new XCLEAR Hydrophobic Lens Protectors for #GoPro cams. No more droplets
They work pretty good. Not perfectm but way better than without.
Check out my first impressions here:
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Gunnar
Re: No More Droplets on Go Pros :-)
Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 4:58 pm
by POACHER
Wish I had the chance to try the XClear. I ordered it a month ago from the UK and it never arrived. No correspondence from them for tracking info, refund, nothing.
So I had to file a claim with PayPal for a refund.
Buyer's beware, these guys don't seem legit.
Re: No More Droplets on Go Pros :-)
Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 5:08 pm
by yomotha
If you watch Sam Lights channel, his recommendation is to just lick the lens with a good amount of saliva and do a quick rinse. Same thing that works with a diving mask which works well, so I'd say it's a good solution over anything else.
Re: No More Droplets on Go Pros :-)
Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 5:33 pm
by K3rM1t
I have these on my GoPro and they worked great for a few sessions and it is definite better than without, but water drops still happen. I still need to pay attention and lock the lens or wipe it from time to time.
I ordered more than a year ago and ordered other things from them as well. Everything did arrive but some parts took a few months.
Re: No More Droplets on Go Pros :-)
Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2019 5:39 pm
by jyka
Don't waste your money, it is easier to find and cheaper for sure just basic windshield coating chemical.
