GoPro in Kenya
The original action camera — still the toughest mount ecosystem there is.
GoPro created the action camera category and still has its biggest advantage: mounts. Two decades of accessories mean there is an existing solution for almost any way you want to attach a camera to a helmet, bike, board, vehicle or chest.
The cameras themselves are waterproof without a case, and HyperSmooth stabilisation is good enough that handheld footage looks gimbal-mounted. For riding, diving, sport and travel, it remains the default.
DJI's Osmo Action and Insta360's Ace compete hard on sensor and low-light performance, so it is worth comparing — but if you already own GoPro mounts, staying in the system usually wins.
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The GoPro range, explained
What each family is actually for, so you can tell the difference before you spend.
HERO (numbered)
The flagship line. Best stabilisation, waterproof without a housing.
HERO (compact)
Smaller, lighter, simpler — for travel and everyday carry.
MAX / 360
GoPro's 360° camera, for reframing footage after the fact.
Mounts & accessories
The real moat — helmet, chest, bike, suction and dive housings for almost anything.
Landmark GoPro releases
- 2024
GoPro HERO13 Black
The mainstream action camera pick, with the strongest mount ecosystem.
- 2024
GoPro HERO (2024)
Very small and light — the travel and everyday option.
- 2019
GoPro MAX
GoPro's 360° option; compare against Insta360's X range before buying.
Expected next from GoPro
Not confirmed by GoPro. These are expectations based on the brand’s past release pattern, not announcements. Specifications, names, pricing and dates can all change, and we don’t take pre-orders against them.
- Expected on a roughly annual cycle
Next HERO generation
GoPro has typically announced a new HERO in the second half of the year. Unconfirmed.
If you already own GoPro mounts, buy GoPro — the accessories are worth more than the spec differences. If you are starting fresh and shoot in low light, compare against DJI Osmo Action and Insta360 Ace first.