GoPro Hero13 Black

Superb range of accessories, including new auto-detected Lens Mods ; Improved battery life and heat dissipation ; Excellent-quality 5.3K video ; Decent Quik app for quick edits

Sensor and video resolution unchanged from predecessor ; Image quality of Insta360 rival remains better in low light ; Processing time needed for slow-mo videos ; Additional cost of Lens Mods adds up

GoPro has continued refining its flagship action camera line with another iterative upgrade, although there are more meaningful improvements this time around. There’s no 8K video or larger sensor, but the Hero 13 Black is a polished 5.3K shooter, with...

Superb digital video stabilization ; 10-bit HDR HLG, GP-Log, and SDR profiles available ; Continuous 5.3K60, 4K120, and 2.7K240 capture ; Short slow-motion clips at up to 400fps ; Dual displays ; Rugged, waterproof chassis ; Small enough to mount

New battery provides minor improvements ; Accessory lenses and mounts add to cost ; Rear screen is overdue for an upgrade

The GoPro Hero13 Black brings some thoughtful—albeit modest—upgrades to its predecessor's video engine along with a set of new creative accessory lenses.

Interchangeable lenses add exciting versatility ; Enhanced slow motion capability ; Can be charged without opening the battery door ; Best LOG profile in an action camera

Old sensor tech is getting stale ; Magnet mount is difficult to clean