10 Best Selfie Sticks for Gopro Fits
for June 2023

The Smatree Q3 Telescoping Selfie Stick with Tripod Stand is a great value for the price. It works well for selfies and group photos, has a long enough length for most adults, and is flexible enough to raise the camera high enough to get a good shot. The handle is comfortable, and the wrist strap keeps the camera from slipping off. Its universal tripod design works with any monopod with a 1/4-inch screw port at the bottom, and it folds down small enough that it doesn't take up much room in your backpack. This selfie stick also works well for GoPro cameras, your phone, and the Ricoh Theta S. A knob at the end of the stick provides 360-degree rotation, allowing you to quickly adjust the angle. The flexible ball head allows you to get different shooting positions, and the removable wrist strap lets you use the selfie stick without holding the camera. The Q3 is getting long in the tooth, but it's still a great option for a budget selfie stick.

We previously tested the HSU GoPro selfie stick, and were impressed with its solid construction, sturdy build, and easy-to-operate design. The HSU stick is compact enough to fit into a backpack or pocket, and designed to attach to your GoPro camera without the help of any complicated tools. The HSU stick has a wrist strap to prevent your GoPro from slipping off, and is coated with a non-slip material. The head on the HSU stick is compact and flexible enough to attach to a wide variety of action cameras, including GoPros, smartphones, and cameras with 1/4-inch thread mounts. The HSU stick also has a fold-down handle and a tripod mount, so you can use it as a handheld selfie stick, or a tripod for your action camera. The HSU stick also comes with a wireless remote and a tripod stand, so you can use the HSU stick without any additional accessories. The remote and tripod stand both attach to the HSU stick via a 1/4-inch screw, so you can use the HSU stick with the tripod stand or the wireless remote. The remote is easy to operate, and has a long, 1.8-meter range. The HSU stick also comes with a waterproof bag, so you can store the HSU stick, remote, and tripod stand in your backpack or pocket without worrying that they might get wet. The HSU stick is affordable, and is easy to use. The HSU stick is a good choice for GoPro fans who are looking for a compact and lightweight selfie stick.

The Telesin 106" selfie stick comes with two different mounting options: one is a tripod mount, and the other is a screw-in mount, so you can mount the selfie stick to a tripod, or to a monopod. The screw-in mount is a bit more solid, but it's a bit more difficult to operate. The selfie stick itself is lightweight, but it's sturdy enough to support the weight of a GoPro Hero 10 (or Action 2). The telescoping pole is sturdy and can extend up to 6 meters, so you don't have to worry about the selfie stick collapsing while you're shooting. The selfie stick is lightweight enough to carry around, and it comes with an adjustable wrist strap, so it's going to be easy to hang the selfie stick around your neck. The selfie stick is long enough to reach a good height, so it's ideal for group photos. The selfie stick supports filters and apps, so you can use a wide-angle lens for group photos, and you can get a little closer to the ground, so it's ideal for taking selfies.

The Telesin Ultra Long Selfie Stick is the longest version we tested, and it's the longest stick we were able to measure as well. It's lightweight and easy to hold, and it's extendable to more than 6 lengths. The stick is long enough to fully capture a full-length selfie, and it can also be used to capture group photos. We also liked that the stick comes with a universal tripod mount. The stick is long enough and stable enough to capture good photos, and it's long enough to capture group photos. While the stick is very stable, it's quite easy to wobble and bend if you extend the selfie stick. We wouldn't recommend extending the selfie stick beyond the 225cm length, because the stick becomes too light and too unstable.

SmaTree's SmaPole Q3S Telescoping Selfie Stick with Tripod Stand is very easy to use. The telescoping design of the stick makes it easy to adjust for length, and the ball head makes it easy to adjust the angle. The stick is durable, sturdy, and flexible, and the ball head is sturdy and easy to operate. Plus, the stick and ball head can be separated, so you can store the stick and forget about the tripod. Plus, SmaTree's SmaPole Q3S Telescoping Selfie Stick with Tripod Stand is very affordable, so it's a great option for anyone in the market for a selfie stick. The only drawback is that the stick is a bit shorter than some alternatives, so you may still need to use a selfie stick adapter with your GoPro.

The SOONSUN 3-in-1 Aluminum Telescoping Selfie Stick Waterproof Monopod Pole Handheld Grip with Tripod Stand for GoPro Hero 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2, Fusion, Max, Session, AKASO, SJCAM, DJI OSMO Action Cameras is a decent choice for selfie stick users, especially those who use the GoPro cameras. The telescoping design makes it versatile, and it's easy to use.

The Smatree extendable selfie stick/monopod is a well-built, versatile, and reasonably priced solution for your selfie needs. It works with most action cameras, including GoPro cameras, thanks to its male 1/4" screw mount. The extendable neck is sturdy, and the ball head provides a lot of flexibility for camera positioning. The 360-degree ball head makes it easy to get great shots from low to high angles. There's a wrist strap that you can attach to your wrist, so you'll stay steady no matter what angle you're shooting from. The built-in flash button makes it easy to capture selfies in low light. The Smatree selfie stick/monopod is longer than most, so it's easier get your entire arm in Photos and videos. It's a little heavy, so it may not be suitable for travelers, but it will do the job for most users.

The Extendable Selfie Stick for Gopro has a bendable, extendable design that allows it to adjust to the length you need. The selfie stick is sturdy, and feels well-made. The grip is textured and wide enough to securely hold most smartphones, and has ridges around the edges to help hold it in place when it's extended. The selfie stick can extend to 23.5 inches, and is light enough that it doesn't add any noticeable extra heft to the gopro. The stick has only three adjustment points, so you can't adjust it to fit unusually sized phones, but it's long enough for most phones. Its small size and light weight make it perfect for travel, and the selfie stick is perfectly stable when extended, and won't wobble or move around. The selfie stick has a 3-axis gimbal, so it can hold the camera steady, and also has a Bluetooth shutter remote, so you can use your phone's camera shutter, or the built-in timer on the gopro. The selfie stick has screw holes at the end, so you can add optional accessories, such as a 3-axis gimbal, a monopod adapter, and a 360 camera holder. The selfie stick has 2.5mm threaded holes at the end, so you can mount additional accessories, such as a suction cup, a monopod adapter, and a 360 camera holder. The extendable selfie stick for gopro is reasonably priced, and it's well-made, lightweight, and compact, and it's compatible with almost all gopro cameras. The selfie stick is sturdy, and feels well-made, and it's compatible with almost all gopro cameras. The extendable selfie stick is lightweight, and compact, and it's compatible with almost all gopro cameras. The extendable selfie stick is reasonably priced, and it's well-made, lightweight, and compact, and it's compatible with almost all gopro cameras. The extendable selfie stick for gopro is reasonably priced, and it's well-made, lightweight, and compact, and it's compatible with almost all gopro cameras.

The Foretoo Selfie Stick is compact enough to carry in a GoPro case or backpack, but it's a bit bulkier and heavier than some of the competing models. However, it's the only stick we tested that had a waterproof design. It's also the only stick that was able to extend the GoPro as far as 19 inches, making it the longest stick we tested. The stick's design also makes it far more stable than some other models, which is especially important for shooters who plan on using stick-mounted GoPros to shoot action sports, such as surfing or snowboarding. The stick is also extremely easy to use: You twist the grip to lengthen or shorten the stick, and then you can twist the grip to lock the stick in place at your desired length. The stick's hand grip is very comfortable, and the wrist strap is adjustable, so it's easy to keep the camera secure to your wrist.

The Ulanzi is a solidly built, compact, and adjustable selfie stick that keeps your GoPro in just the right position. The tripod itself has three stages: 5.6in, 10.4in, and 15.7in, so you'll be able to set the perfect height for your camera. The telescopic arm extends to 6.4in from its base, which is about average for a selfie stick. The arm is well-built, and the overall build quality feels solid. The Ulanzi is quite long, at 20.7in, and weighs 5.3oz. That's a bit heavier than some of our other picks, but many people prefer a large, sturdy selfie stick. One of our testers who suffered from a wrist injury said he found the process of extending the arm to be a bit difficult, but once it was extended, he found it easy to grip, and the lightweight design was comfortable to hold. The Ulanzi has several useful accessories, including a selfie remote, which pairs with your smartphone via Bluetooth and allows you to control the camera remotely. The remote is well-made, and stable in your hand. The remote also increases the range of the selfie stick, allowing you to control the camera from up to 66ft away. The Ulanzi also has a mount for GoPro's universal 1/4in-20 thread, so you can attach other accessories, such as a microphone, to your GoPro. My only complaint is that the remote is not compatible with iOS.