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GoPro Comparison Chart: The Features of Each Model Side by Side

Now that you’ve read our GoPro Comparison you may want to see how these cameras stack up against one another in a more visual way. We’ve created a table for you to quickly see the various GoPro cameras that are available and how they differ. Our GoPro comparison chart includes price, features, video quality, and more.

HEROHERO3HERO3+: Silver EditionHERO SessionHERO4 SilverHERO4 BlackHero5 BlackHero6 BlackHero7 BlackFusion
Price $269.99 $299.99 $299.99 $299.00 $340.00
Field of ViewUltra WideUltra WideUltra WideUltra Wide, Medium Ultra Wide, Medium, Narrow Ultra Wide, Medium, Narrow 12MP photos in Single, Burst and Time Lapse modes4K60 and 1080p2404K60 and 1080p240Spherical Photo: 18MP / 30 fps Burst
Low-Light PerformanceConsumer GradeFairEnhancedConsumer GradeProfessional gradeProfessional gradeAuto Low LightAuto Low LightAuto Low Light
Video Up To1080P301080P301080P601440P302.7K304K304K304K604K605.2K30
SuperviewCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmark
Continuous PhotoCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmark
Built-in Wifi & BluetoothCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmark
Night Photo & Night LapseCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmark
Time LapseCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmark
Touch DisplayCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmarkCheckmark
Voice ControlCheckmark
Live StreamCheckmark
PortsMini USB, microSDMicro HDMI, mini USB, microSDMicro HDMI, mini USB, microSD, Mini USB, microSDMicro HDMI, mini USB, microSD, HERO Port, Composite A/V, 3.5mm Stereo Mic Micro HDMI, mini USB, microSD, HERO Port, Composite A/V, 3.5mm Stereo Mic USB-CUSB-CUSB-CUSB-C
Storage (sold separately)microSD cards up to 32GBmicroSD card capacity up to 64GBmicroSD card capacity up to 64GBmicroSD card capacity up to 64GBmicroSD card capacity up to 64GBmicroSD card capacity up to 64GBmicroSD䋢 with at least Class 10 or UHS-I ratingmicroSD䋢 with at least Class 10 or UHS-I ratingmicroSD䋢 with at least Class 10 or UHS-I rating2 microSD䋢 cards with at least Class 10 or UHS-I rating
WaterproofUp to 131 feetUp to 197 feetUp to 131 feetUp to 33 feetUp to 131 feetUp to 131 feetUp to 33ft (10m)Up to 33ft (10m)Up to 33ft (10m)Up to 16ft (5m)

Kimberly Alt

Kimberly received her Bachelor of Arts in multimedia journalism from Simpson College. She is one of Exploring Life's Mysteries most experienced researchers. When reviewing products and services her natural curiosity helps her dig deep and unearth the truth behind the marketing. Kimberly grew up camping at the nearby lake with her family when she was a young girl. It wasn't until she met her husband that she rediscovered her love for the outdoors and began taking regular vacations to the national parks. Some of Kimberly's favorite memories include camping in a tent, hiking beautiful terrains, sitting around a campfire eating s'mores and sipping on a cold craft beer. After three years of dating and exploring different regions of the U.S., Kimberly's husband proposed to her with the help of Exploring Life's Mysteries' online engagement content that she had researched and written. Not only was he able to design her ring himself, he was able to do so at great cost savings. Kimberly likes starting her days with a warm cup of Nespresso, and she enjoys going for walks with her family and hound mix, Sally. In the evenings, she likes indulging in a glass of red wine and some dark chocolate while cozying up by the fire pit in her backyard.
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Super useful chart thanks Kimberly for this side by side comparison, makes my decision much easier! One question though what is ‘video up to’ mean and can you explain what each means (ex 1080P30?) Thanks!

1080p is the number of vertical lines in a frame. The P stands for progressive (horizontally). The other letter that can be here is I, which means interlaced (vertically). 1080p is better than 720p because the more lines in the frame, the more clear the image is.

The last number, in this case 30, is the frames per second. The higher the frames per second means the motion will be more smooth and better.

So if you’re watching 1080p30 it means the scan is going horizontally with 30 frames per second. 1080i30 means the scan is going vertically with 30 frames per second.

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