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Protective lens replacement for GoPro HERO13 Black made with strong Corning Gorilla Glass, water-repellent and easy to replace without tools.
GoPro Protective Lens Replacement HERO13 Black
Product ID: 22762
SKU: 22762
Model: AECOV-001
Ean: 0810116382415
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: GoPro
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| Type of Product | Screen & lens protectors |
| Type of Product | Action camera accessories |
| Compatible | GoPro Hero 13 |
| Compatible | GoPro HERO13 Black |
| Accessories type | Screen & lens protectors |
| Material | Tempered glass |
Product details
Shield your HERO13 Black lens
This glass lens replaces the protective lens that came with your HERO13 Black camera. It is made with exceptionally strong Corning® Gorilla® Glass to protect your camera’s interior lens while repelling water to help eliminate lens flares and other artifacts in your footage. It also enables your camera to auto-detect its lens and specific keying features.
This glass lens replaces the protective lens that came with your HERO13 Black camera. It is made with exceptionally strong Corning® Gorilla® Glass to protect your camera’s interior lens while repelling water to help eliminate lens flares and other artifacts in your footage. It also enables your camera to auto-detect its lens and specific keying features.
- Includes 1 Protective Lens Replacement for HERO13 Black
- Protects your camera’s interior lens from dirt, dust, and scratches
- Hydrophobic cover glass sheds water quickly for improved overall image quality
- Enables your camera to auto-detect its lens and specific keying features
- Easy to remove and replace—no tools needed
- Made with Corning® Gorilla® Glass for exceptional strength
- Flat design prevents distortion while capturing underwater
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