GoPro Hero

The only complaints I can think of is overheating but what I'd like to say to everyone who has an issue with that is: Professional mirrorless cameras overheat at 4K 120fps in less or equal time to my GoPro Hero 11 Black many professional cameras still don't even offer 4K 120fps.

But I think there is still a space for this action camera, the image quality is amazing and beyond that the audio recording capabilities are nothing short of phenomenal but lets find out for ourselves!

E Expert Reviews Jonathan Bray · reviewer · Jul 2019

This is an easy one: if you’ve ever seen, held or shot video with a GoPro Hero 5 Black you’ll be right at home with the Hero 6, because it’s physically identical. It’s the same rectangular shape and has the same square protruding lens housing on the front.

The brand new GoPro Hero 4k is one of the smallest and lightest GoPro Heros ever! I take a deep dive look at the new camera. I'll unbox the camera and show you what comes with the 4k. I'll also walk you through the firmware upgrade process, go step by step through all the on-screen menus and finally show you what the video from the Hero 4k looks like!

N NOMADasaurus Staging Article · Jan 2026

It’s because GoPro cameras are incredibly versatile and user-friendly while boasting insane quality.

The new GoPro packs tons of incredible features in such a small package.

I love my gopro. 2 months ago i added the max2 to my setup which i also absolutely love.

GoPro Hero 14 is shaping up to be one of the biggest upgrades in years, expected to debut with the new GP3 processor that promises over 2× the pixel processing power and significantly better low-light performance. GoPro Hero 14 could also introduce smarter AI features like scene recognition, subject detection, and improved battery efficiency thanks to the 5-nanometer GP3 chip architecture.

Probably the best action camera out there.

The GoPro Hero 14 Black is shaping up to be more than just a typical yearly upgrade. After breaking its usual release cycle, GoPro is finally making some big changes — including a brand-new GP3 processor, major improvements in low-light performance, better battery life, and possible 8K video.

After 2025 gap year, the GoPro Hero 14 Black is officially launching to reclaim the action camera throne. This isn't just another incremental update; it’s a total architectural reset. Built around the brand-new 5nm GP3 processor, the Hero 14 delivers 2x the pixel processing power of the aging GP2, finally solving long-standing thermal limitations and unlocking industry-leading specs.

The GoPro HERO is lightweight, waterproof, easy to use, and delivers impressive 4K footage, making it a great option for travel, outdoor adventures, vacations, and everyday content creation.

Even though it's a bit older now, it's still an awesome little camera. First off, what do you get with the GoPro? If you're buying it used or refurbished like I did, you'll likely get the camera itself, a waterproof housing, a few mounts, a charging cable, and hopefully a battery. It's got a small and rugged build, perfect for mounting on helmets, bikes, or anything else extreme.

It costed me about 15,000 on Amazon, and I think this is the most value for money action camera you can get if you're just starting out with moto vlogging. Let's quickly get done with the unboxing and get into the main meat of the content. There are three things we need to test today. First is the normal moto vlog setup. Then we need to see how this thing performs at night.

Product number one, GoPro Hero 12 Black. Hold on to your hats, everyone, because kicking off our list at number one is an absolute gamecher, the GoPro Hero 12 Black. Wow. If you are looking to capture your wildest adventures in jaw-dropping detail, look no further. Honestly, this waterproof action camera is on a whole other level. Trust me, the footage speaks for itself.

Unfortunately, while it goes a long way to answering the requests from users, that being simplicity and higher-resolution footage, the camera has in my opinion been stripped back just a little too far, in my opinion. For example, there's no direct image stabilisation; it's applied in software rather than in-camera, and the 4K resolution is limited to 30fps.

For the most part, I think the average consumer will get better use out of a full-size Hero 11 Black but there is one reason why this would be the perfect choice for some, and it's not the smaller size.

This camera is extremely small and lightweight coming in at 86 g. It is also extremely limited to its capabilities with max resolution being 4K 30FPS and 2.7K 60FPS slow motion. There is no in camera stabilization. Footage must be stabilized in the GoPro Quik app.

The lighting and color are fine but are nothing compared to the Hero 13. The new GoPro Hero 13 has over 5K resolution recording and super slo motion with multiple wide angle settings. The Hero 4K seems more like My old Hero 3 and 4 from my college days. Also I'm currently using my Hero 10 for the last 2 years and the 13 doesn't seem like that massive of an upgrade.