A couple of days ago, a leak revealed European pricing for the GoPro Hero 10 Black. The hotspot for that leak is back again, and this time has now extensively detailed the highly-anticipated action camera ahead of launch.
As detailed by Roland Quandt, the GoPro Hero 10 Black will generally keep the design of its archetype. The real changes are within and will guarantee that the Hero 10 Black is an appropriate upgrade. The action cam will be furnished with GoPro's new GP2 chip, which is said to twofold overall performance and, with the aid of fresher hardware, convey significantly better performance in helpless lighting scenarios. Image stabilization is also tipped to be better, thanks to GoPro's HyperSmooth 4.0 technology.
The GoPro Hero 10 Black will be capable of shooting 23 MP images, and 5.3K recordings at 60 FPS. 2.7k lethargic movement recordings at 240 FPS are also conceivable. Civility of the aforementioned HyperSmooth 4.0, the Hero 10 Black conveys better skyline alignment with a higher incline limit. The new camera will allow the capture of 15.8 MP stills from 5.3K recordings.
Other features include:
- A hydrophobic lens coating for protection and minimized reflections
- A 2.27-inch touch display with improved sensitivity and a higher refresh rate
- A 132-degree field of view that extends to 155 degrees with the Max Lens Mod
- A 1720 mAh battery
- Complete compatibility with GoPro Hero 9 accessories thanks to an unchanged chassis
- Lower weight at 153 g
The GoPro Hero 10 Black will be released on September 15 and will make a big appearance with a €539.99 MSRP.