10 Best Motorcycle Helmet Cameras UK 2024 | GoPro, Sena and More

The Sena PT10-10 is designed specifically for bikers, and this is apparent in its lightweight, streamlined design. It also offers flexibility when it comes to positioning – it can even be fixed to the side of your helmet to capture your point of view while riding.

Filming is made simple, too: you can preview your camera's view from a smartphone app, and there's even a voice feedback feature which keeps you updated on what the camera's doing. It also uses dual microphones to reduce wind noise. A great all-around camera for bikers.

The GoPro HERO7 Silver is a little pricey, but it comes bundled with enough to justify the high price tag. First and foremost, you get high-quality video at 4K resolution with advanced video stabilisation technology.

You also get tons of extra features, such as completely hands-free voice control, and even in-built GPS, which will allow you to track the speed and distance of your journey. For a whole host of impressive features at a fairly decent price, this particular HERO7 is a great choice.

The Osmo Action is a camera impressive enough to rival the famed GoPro. Its solid construction makes it impervious to dust, oil, and water up to a depth of 11 metres – and that's without a bulky external case. 

Its film quality is also of a high standard: 4K resolution at 60fps with excellent image stabilisation technology means your footage will be a joy to watch. Its lack of GPS features means that it doesn't quite pip the GoPro to the post, but it comes pretty close.

The first thing you'll notice about this camera is its shape – it's streamlined, making it perfect for filming at high speeds, and its lightweight makes it comfortable to wear. Unfortunately, it's only water-resistant out of the box, but purchase a waterproof case separately and it can handle depths of up to 40 metres.

Its companion app also makes it easy to operate while out on the road, but be warned – it comes with no internal memory so you will need to buy an SD card. It makes up for this with a truly impressive battery life, however. With juice enough to last up to 5 hours, this camera is great for long journeys.

For an astonishingly low price, the Dragon Touch action camera grants you a bunch of accessories and a camera that is waterproof to depths of 30 metres and can be operated by wireless remote.

It also shoots in 1080p resolution at an impressive 60fps. It's capable of 4K, too, but only at 25fps, so you probably won't use it much. It's not the best camera on the market, but you get a fantastic camera for your money, and it's hard to complain about that.

Sena's 10c Pro is a little on the pricey side. As a camera, it's fairly standard: it films at a 2K resolution, but only at 30fps, and it's water-resistant rather than completely waterproof.

There is a reason you're asked to fork over more cash, however, and that's because of this camera's Bluetooth and GPS capabilities. You're able to listen to music, get GPS directions, and even connect and chat with fellow riders. If you're looking for a device that gives you all these features, while also offering video capabilities, the 10C is the camera for you. 

The M90 Pro comes ready-made with a handful of useful features – full waterproofing up to 30 m, a helmet mount, the power to stop and start filming through a remote control that you wear on your wrist, and even the ability to control via a smartphone app.

It also offers 4K resolution filming, but because this only runs at 30fps, you'll probably benefit from shooting at 1080p where you'll get a superior 60fps. It's a slightly lower resolution, but your footage will look silky smooth thanks to the handy EIS anti-shake feature.

The Surfola comes with an impressive host of accessories, so you'll never have any issues mounting it, and its sturdy case makes it safe for use in showers. Its 170° field of view also makes it great for filming wide landscapes, and footage can be downloaded straight to your phone.

The mediocre 30fps means that footage will start to get grainy at higher speeds. For a budget option, this is to be expected, but the 4K resolution and anti-shake function really makes up for the average frame rate.

The Crosstour comes with an impressive 18 accessories, so you'll never have any issues mounting it, and its sturdy case makes it safe for use in showers. Its 170° field of view also makes it great for filming wide landscapes, and it can be controlled through a connected smartphone app.

It shoots at 1080p, but its mediocre 30fps means that footage will start to get grainy at higher speeds. The Crosstour's real selling point is its price, and at around £30, you're getting a pretty good deal.