While it's a shame that picture and sound quality haven't been upgraded, the iPhone 13 was great in these regards and the iPhone 14 is, too Excellent display Admirable headphone performance Solid build quality No upgrades to picture or sound Familiar design Notch is still present

Friday 17 September – Today, GoPro (NASDAQ: GPRO) announced its new flagship camera, HERO10 Black , which features the company’s new high-performance GP2 processor. GP2 delivers breakthrough image quality and blistering video frame rates that enable HERO10 Black to capture life-like 5.3K video at 60...

Ultimately, it’s clear the Hero 10 is the best GoPro they’ve ever made. But then again, you’d sorta hope it was. Both physically and practically, the GP2 chipset changes are more under the hood than purely visible as huge new marketing features.

Watch video producer Pat Heine show RW+ members all about the most stable camera yet with improved image quality.

The Hero 10 is here and it brings with it some subtle, yet important upgrades.

GoPro's Hero10 Black just launched. It's available starting today, Sept. 16, for $499. Or, if you agree to sign up for GoPro's yearly subscription, you'll get both for a grand total of $399.

The Hero 9 Black was a fine camera, but its unresponsive screen shattered the illusion of excellence at times. This time around, GoPro has responded head-on to that criticism with the Hero 10 Black, and the camera also boasts faster frame rates and improved modes.

Responsive touch display, Nippy performance, Boosted horizon leveling, Fast wired media transfer speeds

Mediocre low light performance, Worse battery life than Hero 9 Black, Pricier than Hero 9 Black on launch

A look at the latest GoPro Hero10 camera.