The $399.99 HERO13 Black unsurprisingly sees the return of GoPro's tried and true form factor, making it compatible with most past accessories. The one notable change to its exter

A GoPro Hero 13 Black can detect these first-party lenses, meaning Garmin retains control over the ecosystem. That’s what’s truly different this generation — the GoPro Hero 12 Black had a super-wide-angle MAX lens mod too, but there was no smart factor to it.

But GoPro might just have a solution to keep its cameras evolving – and that's lenses lenses lenses. GoPro is back with its latest flagship camera for 2024 – the GoPro Hero13 Black, and while there are certainly improvements under the hood, the big focus this year is what you are attaching up front.

GoPro's latest flagship device gets some performance and feature enhancements, but the best reasons to buy or upgrade are the new add-ons.

When it comes to rugged reliability, the Osmo Action 5 Pro feels reassuringly well made. The camera itself is small, lightweight (145g) and sturdy, with few protruding parts and a removable, replaceable cover to help prevent damage to the surface of the lens.

GoPro has officially unveiled the HERO13 Black with 5.3K and 4K HDR capture, interchangeable lenses, and HyperSmooth 6.0 Image Stabilization. The new Black will retail for $399.99 USD and while a lot is unchanged from the HERO12 Black,

DJI's new Osmo Action 5 Pro is a product making a clear bet – that action camera users want 'Pro' results. They are promising "revolutionary image quality" and highlighting both the dynamic range and low-light performance.

Drone maker DJI plans to take on GoPro with its Osmo Action 5’s improved sensor it claims rivals professional cameras.