Absolutely love the automatic horizon levelling feature. Along with the fantastic stabilisation, this pretty much makes gimbals obsolete for me!

Just love this product Ever since I am just chill out

Took this out for a walk last weekend to try out some of the functions. I have to say, I am impressed with how well it works.. The menu takes a little bit to get used to but having touchscreen means it is easily accessible. I took photos, video and hyperlapse footage and was impressed. Being able to easily switch from hyperlapse to normal speed while still recording is a great function as it means your editing time is reduced. Being able to take photos and share them with the WIFI connectivity is very handy.

Love the camera, just disappointed that it didn’t come with the waterproof housing, I asked if it did and was told yes it comes with a case, but it only came with a storage case, I bought other accessories but then wasn’t able to use it as planned without the waterproof housing Absolutely love the camera though and the fact you can drive it with your phone is great

With 5K recording, a front-facing screen and a bigger battery, GoPro’s Hero 9 Black is the best action camera yet

Fantastic video stabilisation; Practical front-facing screen; Improved battery life; Interchangeable lenses;

Touchscreen can be under-responsive; Won’t fit some older accessories;

Better battery despite two screens; Sharp and stable 5K video ; In-device horizon levelling;

Overheats after 30 minutes of 5K capture; Slightly narrower field of view than Hero8 Black; Bulkier than the dinky Hero8 Black;

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

The GoPro Hero 9 Black is the most powerful and versatile action camera you can buy, but for most people its predecessor offers better value. While the new sensor and front display are useful additions, the changes don't collectively represent a big leap over the Hero 8 Black.

5K video delivers more detail; Front display is handy for vlogging; Improved battery life; New software tricks

Unresponsive touchscreen; Little improvement to 4K shooting; Still no 4K/120p mode; HEVC files need recent editing hardware

Action cameras and going modular. GoPro’s latest attempt to get one-up on the DJI Osmo Action and the Akaso Brave 7 LE means a front display for vloggers and taking selfies, high-resolution photos and video grabs, but most importantly a removable lens cover.

All-new front display; Larger rear display; Excellent image stabilization; 20MP photos and 14.7 MP grabs from video; Stable connection to a phone; Easy-to-use app

Larger physical size; Batteries are not backwards-compatible; Touchscreen is laggy; Max Lens Mod costs extra; Hit-and-miss horizon leveling

Video and still photography quality won't match a flagship smartphone, that's for sure, but GoPro more than makes up for it by offering a camera you could bounce off walls, drown in a river, and take on the shakeiest bike ride you could imagine - yet still deliver awesome footage.

Impressive HyperSmooth capabilities; Big battery really delivers; Design is more durable than previous designs; Colour screen on the front is a major plus;

Bigger than predecessors; Touchscreen can still be fiddly; Limited stills photo potential; Low-light hinders quality;