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[* black] We grabbed a GoPro Hero3+ for comparison; here's what we found:
[* black] [link|http://i.imgur.com/JVQ2Bjc.gif|Same|new_window=true] weight: 74 g.
- [* black] Almost the [link|http://i.imgur.com/C8nWZej.gif|same|new_window=true] ports. Both feature microSD and micro-USB, but the Session drops the accessory port of traditional GoPros.
+ [* black] Almost the [link|http://i.imgur.com/C8nWZej.gif|same|new_window=true] ports. Both feature microSD, but the Session moves up to micro-USB instead of mini-USB, and drops the accessory port of traditional GoPros.
[* icon_note] The Session also hides its ports under a water-sealed hinged door, while the 3+ keeps its ports under a pop-out door that we took out and lost.
[* black] Very [link|http://i.imgur.com/ZQpVOPB.gif|similar|new_window=true] volume! By our rough understanding of geometry, both the Hero3+ and the Session are just over 50 cubic centimeters in volume.
[* icon_note] So is it actually fair to call the Session ''smaller''? Yes. Waterproofing the camera lets users ditch the bulky case, which more than triples the volume of traditional GoPros.