GoPro HERO9 Black
£430 (£330 with a GoPro Plus subscription) gopro.com
The GoPro HERO9 Black will be instantly recognisable to pretty much everyone, as will its basic functions, but GoPro has ingeniously cranked up specs almost everywhere as well as adding Apple-esque design tweaks to what was already a potent platform.
That’s not to say it is complex to use; in fact, GoPro has kept complexity to a minimum, enabling pretty much anyone to pick up the GoPro HERO9 Black, clip it into a mount, and go shoot genuinely impressive 5K video. That impressiveness isn’t mainly to do with the resolution – although it’s near-Hollywood quality – but the astonishingly good stabilisation and capture options. These endure the rockiest, judder-iest activities, but spit out perfectly watchable, smooth video that’s worlds away from some of the bargain-bin competition.
In terms of design, the GoPro HERO9 Black manages to follow the design cues of the last handful of GoPros, but with some vital tweaks, most noticeably
