GoPro

Which GoPro model should I buy in 2025?

Yes—GoPros are often used as rugged B-cams, for social content, and even in broadcast scenarios. They’re known for excellent stabilization and waterproof durability, even under professional conditions.

Hero12 vs 11: Both share 5.3K resolution, but the Hero12 upgrades with HDR, Hypersmooth 6.0, Bluetooth audio, tripod mount, and improved battery life. Hero13 vs 12: Adds even better battery (larger capacity), Wi‑Fi 6, more lens mod options, and advanced stabilization—though core specs remain similar.

All current GoPro models, from Hero 9 onward, are waterproof to 33 ft / 10 m without housing. With dive housings, they can go deeper—up to ~196 ft or more.

New Enduro batteries in Hero12/13 deliver up to 70 minutes of continuous shooting at 5.3K60, significantly longer than earlier models.

GoPros from Hero 9 through 13 share the same body dimensions and mounting systems, meaning cases, mounts, and frame accessories are usually compatible.

Definitely. Models Hero 7 and newer support live streaming, and Hero 11/12/13 can double as webcams with the GoPro Quik app.

GoPros require microSD cards with minimum speed ratings to handle high-res video. v30/UHS‑3 for newer models. Class 10/UHS‑1 is fine for Hero 8–10.

Protective dive housing (for deeper water), extra batteries and charger, spare mounting thumbscrews and adhesive mounts, media mods or lens mods for audio and cinematic effects