Well, GoPro's engineers decided to change the shape of the image sensor, an upgrade that's not obvious or easy to market, but has some practical benefits, including effective horizon lock. How do you improve upon the already fantastic GoPro Hero10 Black? After all, last year's camera worked out all of the operating kinks introduced with the Hero9, and offered blistering frame rates for action fans to get clear views of their adventures with the flexibility to play back at slow-motion speeds. The Hero11 Black is a bit more capable all around than last year's model, and is our new Editors' Choice for action cams. Other features include 5.3K60 and 4K120 video, rugged, waterproof construction, and tight integration with GoPro's cloud service.
Its sensor is nearly square so you can pull out vertical or horizontal frames from the same clips, and the camera now supports horizon leveling without the need for an add-on lens. This year's Hero11 Black is the third version to use the current body style (it debuted with the Hero9), but there are plenty of changes inside. GoPro updates its flagship Hero Black action camera on an annual schedule, so we've come to expect game-changing models to be followed with a few years of iterative updates. Going forward, the GoPro service costs $24.99 for the first year and $49.99 every year thereafter. The Hero11 Black now starts at $399.99 without a subscription. Buyers no longer receive a discount when they purchase the Hero11 Black with a GoPro subscription. Editors' Note: GoPro changed its pricing structure on May 9, 2023.
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