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Verdict The GoPro Hero 11 Black marries impressive video quality with excellent features, best-in-class stabilisation, and a new 8:7 sensor to make it an excellent creator tool. Despite its familiar design, and the mounting system being more fiddly than some competition like the DJI Osmo Action 3, the Hero 11 Black is still our action camera of choice, and a worthy follow-up to the excellent 10 Black. Introduction GoPro is the gold standard when it comes to action cameras, and the new Hero 11 Black innovates harder than most. Its standout spec bump is its 8:7 camera sensor – the reason it can capture 360º horizon locked video at up to 4K resolution, and shoot one clip that can be cropped for loads of different platforms. There’s a lot of competition chomping at GoPro’s heels. First up, the new DJI Osmo Action 3 is playing the value card, undercutting GoPro by a wide margin and still packing in plenty of new features. Then there’s the But when you look at last year’s Hero 10 Black, it sports the same design, same processor, and a lower price tag. Does a new sensor really warrant GoPro’s latest action camera costing more? Design • Identical design to the Hero 10 Black • Works with Hero 9 and 10 Mods • Waterproof up to 10m Weighing 153g, and bringing back the exact same dimensions as the Hero 10 Black, GoPro’s Hero 11 Black is a big smack of deja vu. It’s 33.6mm deep, so fits in a baggy pocket, is a squat 50.8mm tall, and an easy to hold 71.8mm wide. Image Credit (Trusted Rev...

The fundamentals, then, are very similar, but here's where the Hero 11 Black differs from its predecessor... 1. A price to pay Unsurprisingly, the GoPro Hero 11 Black is more expensive than the Hero 10 Black – but not by a huge margin. The former is available to buy right now for $399.98 / £399.98 / AU$649.95 if bundled with a GoPro Subscription, or for $499.99 / £499.99 / AU$799.95 with no GoPro Subscription. Here's how that compares to the Hero 10 Black and other current GoPro cameras. GoPro Hero range prices Model Price (with GoPro Subscription) Price (without GoPro Subscription) GoPro Hero 11 Black $399.98 / £399.98 / AU$649.95 $499.99 / £499.99 / AU$799.95 GoPro Hero 11 Black Creator Edition $579.98 / £579.98 / AU$929.95 $699.99 / £699.99 / AU$1,099.95 GoPro Hero 11 Black Mini $299.98 / £299 $399.99 / £399.99 / AU$649.95 GoPro Hero 10 Black $349.98 / £349.98 / AU$549.95 $449.99 / £449.99 / AU$699.95 As you can see, the Hero 10 Black is available for the cheaper subscription price of $349.98 / £349.98 / AU$549.95 – having been discounted following its successor’s launch – and it’s also now slightly less expensive if bought on its own, too (at $449.99 / £449.99 / AU$699.95). 2. Bigger means better The biggest practical difference between the GoPro Hero 11 Black and its predecessor is sensor size. The Hero 10 Black sports a capable 1/2.3-inch sensor, but the Hero 11 Black bumps these dimensions up to a versatility-improving 1/1.9 inches. (Image credit: GoPro) This larger...

• Share to Facebook • Share to Twitter • Share to Linkedin The latest GoPro cameras are more feature-packed and easier to use than ever. Together with GoPro’s wide selection of mounts, mods and accessories, you can capture images or video almost anywhere. The best GoPro cameras go where you go—whether you’re on a mountain biking, snorkeling or skiing adventure or you’re staying closer to home with family. Our pick for the best GoPro camera overall, the Whatever your budget, one of GoPro’s cameras can be the perfect companion on your next trip or action-adventure. These are our picks. • Best GoPro Camera Overall: • Best Value GoPro Camera: • Best Ultra-Compact GoPro Camera: • Best GoPro Camera For Filming 360-Degree Content: • Best GoPro Camera For Content Creators: Video resolution: Up to 5.3K at 60 fps | Still image resolution: 27 megapixels | Waterproof rating: Up to 33 feet | Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB-C | Display size: 2.3-inch (rear touchscreen), 1.4-inch (front) | Size: 2.8 x 2 x 1.3 inches | Weight: 5.4 ounces Best for: Capturing smooth, high-resolution video in any environment. Great for adventures and travelers alike, the GoPro Hero 11 Black is the company’s flagship camera (and it’s also our pick for The Hero 11’s small, rugged design is conducive for use almost anywhere—whether you’re on the icy slopes or in water up to 33 feet deep (or more with an optional housing). It comes with one Enduro rechargeable battery, which is optimized to last longer, even...

Verdict The GoPro Hero 11 Black marries impressive video quality with excellent features, best-in-class stabilisation, and a new 8:7 sensor to make it an excellent creator tool. Despite its familiar design, and the mounting system being more fiddly than some competition like the DJI Osmo Action 3, the Hero 11 Black is still our action camera of choice, and a worthy follow-up to the excellent 10 Black. Introduction GoPro is the gold standard when it comes to action cameras, and the new Hero 11 Black innovates harder than most. Its standout spec bump is its 8:7 camera sensor – the reason it can capture 360º horizon locked video at up to 4K resolution, and shoot one clip that can be cropped for loads of different platforms. There’s a lot of competition chomping at GoPro’s heels. First up, the new DJI Osmo Action 3 is playing the value card, undercutting GoPro by a wide margin and still packing in plenty of new features. Then there’s the But when you look at last year’s Hero 10 Black, it sports the same design, same processor, and a lower price tag. Does a new sensor really warrant GoPro’s latest action camera costing more? Design • Identical design to the Hero 10 Black • Works with Hero 9 and 10 Mods • Waterproof up to 10m Weighing 153g, and bringing back the exact same dimensions as the Hero 10 Black, GoPro’s Hero 11 Black is a big smack of deja vu. It’s 33.6mm deep, so fits in a baggy pocket, is a squat 50.8mm tall, and an easy to hold 71.8mm wide. Image Credit (Trusted Rev...

The fundamentals, then, are very similar, but here's where the Hero 11 Black differs from its predecessor... 1. A price to pay Unsurprisingly, the GoPro Hero 11 Black is more expensive than the Hero 10 Black – but not by a huge margin. The former is available to buy right now for $399.98 / £399.98 / AU$649.95 if bundled with a GoPro Subscription, or for $499.99 / £499.99 / AU$799.95 with no GoPro Subscription. Here's how that compares to the Hero 10 Black and other current GoPro cameras. GoPro Hero range prices Model Price (with GoPro Subscription) Price (without GoPro Subscription) GoPro Hero 11 Black $399.98 / £399.98 / AU$649.95 $499.99 / £499.99 / AU$799.95 GoPro Hero 11 Black Creator Edition $579.98 / £579.98 / AU$929.95 $699.99 / £699.99 / AU$1,099.95 GoPro Hero 11 Black Mini $299.98 / £299 $399.99 / £399.99 / AU$649.95 GoPro Hero 10 Black $349.98 / £349.98 / AU$549.95 $449.99 / £449.99 / AU$699.95 As you can see, the Hero 10 Black is available for the cheaper subscription price of $349.98 / £349.98 / AU$549.95 – having been discounted following its successor’s launch – and it’s also now slightly less expensive if bought on its own, too (at $449.99 / £449.99 / AU$699.95). 2. Bigger means better The biggest practical difference between the GoPro Hero 11 Black and its predecessor is sensor size. The Hero 10 Black sports a capable 1/2.3-inch sensor, but the Hero 11 Black bumps these dimensions up to a versatility-improving 1/1.9 inches. (Image credit: GoPro) This larger...

With improved digital features, a 27MP image sensor, and Wi-Fi capabilities, the GoPro HERO11 Black is the ultimate action camera to capture dynamic POV video up to 5.3K60. The upgraded image sensor can capture 27MP still photos as well as 5.3K60 and 2.7K240 video with ease. HyperSmooth 5.0 digital stabilization ensures your footage remains high-quality and features horizon lock technology to ensure your videos are lined up properly. • Choose between capturing 8-bit or 10-bit color for smoother gradations in your footage. • GoPro exclusive HyperView digital lens takes the 8:7 aspect ratio footage captured by the new image sensor and delivers it as a wide-angle 16:9 shot for immersive POV video. • Plug your HERO11 in when connected to your home Wi-Fi and automatically upload your footage to the cloud. A highlight video is sent to your phone and can then be edited with beat-synced music and effects. Recording Media/Memory Card Slot Single Slot: microSD/microSDHC (UHS-I) [512 Maximum / U3/V30 or Faster Recommended] Video Format 5312 x 2988 at 60 fps (MP4 via H.265/HEVC) 2704 x 1520 at 240 fps (MP4 via H.265/HEVC) Slow Motion Mode 240 fps Recorded at 2704 x 1520p Still Image Support Yes Audio Format WAV IP Streaming None Exposure Control Shutter Speed 1/8 to 30 Seconds in Photo Mode 1/480 to 1/30 Seconds in Video Mode ISO Sensitivity Photo 100 to 3200 Video 100 to 6400 Shooting Modes HDR Night Star Trails Super Slow Motion Movie Interval Recording .5 Second 1 Second 2 Seconds ...

Verdict The GoPro Hero 11 Black marries impressive video quality with excellent features, best-in-class stabilisation, and a new 8:7 sensor to make it an excellent creator tool. Despite its familiar design, and the mounting system being more fiddly than some competition like the DJI Osmo Action 3, the Hero 11 Black is still our action camera of choice, and a worthy follow-up to the excellent 10 Black. Introduction GoPro is the gold standard when it comes to action cameras, and the new Hero 11 Black innovates harder than most. Its standout spec bump is its 8:7 camera sensor – the reason it can capture 360º horizon locked video at up to 4K resolution, and shoot one clip that can be cropped for loads of different platforms. There’s a lot of competition chomping at GoPro’s heels. First up, the new DJI Osmo Action 3 is playing the value card, undercutting GoPro by a wide margin and still packing in plenty of new features. Then there’s the But when you look at last year’s Hero 10 Black, it sports the same design, same processor, and a lower price tag. Does a new sensor really warrant GoPro’s latest action camera costing more? Design • Identical design to the Hero 10 Black • Works with Hero 9 and 10 Mods • Waterproof up to 10m Weighing 153g, and bringing back the exact same dimensions as the Hero 10 Black, GoPro’s Hero 11 Black is a big smack of deja vu. It’s 33.6mm deep, so fits in a baggy pocket, is a squat 50.8mm tall, and an easy to hold 71.8mm wide. Image Credit (Trusted Rev...

The fundamentals, then, are very similar, but here's where the Hero 11 Black differs from its predecessor... 1. A price to pay Unsurprisingly, the GoPro Hero 11 Black is more expensive than the Hero 10 Black – but not by a huge margin. The former is available to buy right now for $399.98 / £399.98 / AU$649.95 if bundled with a GoPro Subscription, or for $499.99 / £499.99 / AU$799.95 with no GoPro Subscription. Here's how that compares to the Hero 10 Black and other current GoPro cameras. GoPro Hero range prices Model Price (with GoPro Subscription) Price (without GoPro Subscription) GoPro Hero 11 Black $399.98 / £399.98 / AU$649.95 $499.99 / £499.99 / AU$799.95 GoPro Hero 11 Black Creator Edition $579.98 / £579.98 / AU$929.95 $699.99 / £699.99 / AU$1,099.95 GoPro Hero 11 Black Mini $299.98 / £299 $399.99 / £399.99 / AU$649.95 GoPro Hero 10 Black $349.98 / £349.98 / AU$549.95 $449.99 / £449.99 / AU$699.95 As you can see, the Hero 10 Black is available for the cheaper subscription price of $349.98 / £349.98 / AU$549.95 – having been discounted following its successor’s launch – and it’s also now slightly less expensive if bought on its own, too (at $449.99 / £449.99 / AU$699.95). 2. Bigger means better The biggest practical difference between the GoPro Hero 11 Black and its predecessor is sensor size. The Hero 10 Black sports a capable 1/2.3-inch sensor, but the Hero 11 Black bumps these dimensions up to a versatility-improving 1/1.9 inches. (Image credit: GoPro) This larger...

With improved digital features, a 27MP image sensor, and Wi-Fi capabilities, the GoPro HERO11 Black is the ultimate action camera to capture dynamic POV video up to 5.3K60. The upgraded image sensor can capture 27MP still photos as well as 5.3K60 and 2.7K240 video with ease. HyperSmooth 5.0 digital stabilization ensures your footage remains high-quality and features horizon lock technology to ensure your videos are lined up properly. • Choose between capturing 8-bit or 10-bit color for smoother gradations in your footage. • GoPro exclusive HyperView digital lens takes the 8:7 aspect ratio footage captured by the new image sensor and delivers it as a wide-angle 16:9 shot for immersive POV video. • Plug your HERO11 in when connected to your home Wi-Fi and automatically upload your footage to the cloud. A highlight video is sent to your phone and can then be edited with beat-synced music and effects. Recording Media/Memory Card Slot Single Slot: microSD/microSDHC (UHS-I) [512 Maximum / U3/V30 or Faster Recommended] Video Format 5312 x 2988 at 60 fps (MP4 via H.265/HEVC) 2704 x 1520 at 240 fps (MP4 via H.265/HEVC) Slow Motion Mode 240 fps Recorded at 2704 x 1520p Still Image Support Yes Audio Format WAV IP Streaming None Exposure Control Shutter Speed 1/8 to 30 Seconds in Photo Mode 1/480 to 1/30 Seconds in Video Mode ISO Sensitivity Photo 100 to 3200 Video 100 to 6400 Shooting Modes HDR Night Star Trails Super Slow Motion Movie Interval Recording .5 Second 1 Second 2 Seconds ...

• Share to Facebook • Share to Twitter • Share to Linkedin The latest GoPro cameras are more feature-packed and easier to use than ever. Together with GoPro’s wide selection of mounts, mods and accessories, you can capture images or video almost anywhere. The best GoPro cameras go where you go—whether you’re on a mountain biking, snorkeling or skiing adventure or you’re staying closer to home with family. Our pick for the best GoPro camera overall, the Whatever your budget, one of GoPro’s cameras can be the perfect companion on your next trip or action-adventure. These are our picks. • Best GoPro Camera Overall: • Best Value GoPro Camera: • Best Ultra-Compact GoPro Camera: • Best GoPro Camera For Filming 360-Degree Content: • Best GoPro Camera For Content Creators: Video resolution: Up to 5.3K at 60 fps | Still image resolution: 27 megapixels | Waterproof rating: Up to 33 feet | Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB-C | Display size: 2.3-inch (rear touchscreen), 1.4-inch (front) | Size: 2.8 x 2 x 1.3 inches | Weight: 5.4 ounces Best for: Capturing smooth, high-resolution video in any environment. Great for adventures and travelers alike, the GoPro Hero 11 Black is the company’s flagship camera (and it’s also our pick for The Hero 11’s small, rugged design is conducive for use almost anywhere—whether you’re on the icy slopes or in water up to 33 feet deep (or more with an optional housing). It comes with one Enduro rechargeable battery, which is optimized to last longer, even...