The GoPro Hero6 Black is the company's answer to challenges it has been facing in the marketplace. Competing cameras have offered similar video quality and, in some instances, more robust video capture.

Compact, go-anywhere design; 4K video at up to 60fps; Strong digital stabilization; Loads of slow-motion video options; HDR and Raw photo capture; Touch screen; GPS

Pricey; QuikStories editing app needs work; Wi-Fi video transfers are slow and impact battery life

A review of the GoPro Hero 6 Black, an action camera that can record 4K at 60 frames per second. It's also waterproof and can be controlled by your voice.

First ever Go pro i bought... Pros about the camera: Great footage on 4k settings. Great for slow mo videos Small and easy to carry. Waterproof mic copes well with wind very stable when moving. I.e on a push bike or car. USB C Charging and transferre cable Cons: I've return the camera...

GoPro has ruled the roost in the action camera for an age, but with improving smartphone cameras and waterproofing, the reasons for buying one are falling by the day. Why spend over £400 on a separate camera when your phone can shoot video that's nearly as good and that you can take out and about in...

4K video recording at 60fps; Great image stabilisation; Same excellent design as Hero 5

Much more expensive than Hero 5; Poor image quality in low light; App needs polish

The Hero 6 Black is an accomplished action camera, and the best on the market in my opinion, but there are a couple of serious issues that prevent it from gaining my wholehearted recommendation. The first is the price. Even though it's £100 cheaper than the original, £399 is still too much.

I got the camera in great shape and it works flawlessly. My only gripe is that audio is the worst. Iu2019ve read many things about how about the audio is but until you hear for yourself you you wonu2019t fully understand.

The touch screen function of this GoPro edition is really handy. Battery life pretty fair, could last half a day recording videos. No accessories apart from the sticky clips that you could stick to a helmet or any flat surface.

Last year GoPro unveiled the Hero 5 range which brought huge design changes – such as a waterproof body – and image quality upgrades in the form of video stabilisation.

Best GoPro to date. The images are crisp and vibrant. Battery life OK but not great. Lovley menus and lots of options to make the most of the great footage. A great upgrade from the 4 but perhaps not from the 5 as fairly expensive still.

The name ‘GoPro' is generally associated with one thing - adventure and action cameras. If you are an adventure seeker, then a GoPro should be your must-have third eye. Recording the most thrilling moments of your life from a fisheye perspective and sharing it with the world is a great type of...