According to a report by WinFuture on September 5, there will be no major changes in the appearance of the GoPro Hero11 Black. As you can see from the rendering, the action camera looks like only the “10” on the side has changed to “11”, showing that this is the GoPro Hero11 Black.

The report claims that the biggest improvement on the GoPro Hero11 Black is its use of a new sensor, which can take 27-megapixel still photos, an improvement over the GoPro Hero10 Black’s 23-megapixel. Meanwhile, the GoPro Hero11 Black can also save 24.7-megapixel photos from the video.

In terms of video, the resolution of the GoPro Hero11 Black has not been improved, and it is still 5616 x 3744 or 5.3K. At 5.3K resolution, it supports up to 60 frames of video capture; at 4K resolution, it supports up to 120 frames of video capture. Meanwhile, the GoPro Hero11 Black still uses a 1720mAh battery.

The GoPro Hero10 Black action camera is equipped with a self-developed GP2 processor and has dual front and rear screens. The camera supports multiple connection methods such as WiFi and Bluetooth, supports GPS positioning, and is waterproof to 10 meters. In terms of price, the GoPro Hero10 Black action camera is priced at 3,886 yuan in the country, with a starting price of 3,498 yuan, and a set with accessories is priced at 4,798 yuan.

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The biggest improvement to the GoPro Hero11 Black is the introduction of a new sensor, which WinFuture reports can shoot 27-megapixel stills (the current Hero10 Black can shoot 23 megapixels). There are very few details about the new sensor, but even a larger sensor at the same resolution will allow for better performance in low-light conditions.

While there will be major internal upgrades, it will still feel familiar to users in terms of appearance. It does make sense: GoPro’s ecosystem of mounts and accessories is a big part of the company’s appeal, and the Hero9 changed quite a bit only two years ago, so GoPro was smart to stick with its basic shape.

Since the big change, last year was the processor, this year’s new sensor will fit into the upgrade path. So far, the leaked Hero11 images look identical to the Hero 10, except there’s a blue “11” on the side that used to have a “10”. (Because, you know, upgrade!) It still has a 2.27-inch screen on the back, a 1.4-inch screen on the front, big rubber buttons, and the overall feel of a GoPro.

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Compared to its predecessor, the overall design of the GoPro Hero11 Black is almost identical.

Whether it’s the lens, the front and rear screens, the controls, or the ports, veteran users will not be unfamiliar with it.

This design goes all the way back to the Hero9 generation, but last year’s Hero10 brought a larger sensor and a new GP2 chip.

The Hero10 Black has doubled the video frame rate, but there are rumors that the Hero11 Black will step up from 5.3K to a maximum of 6K video recording (still to be confirmed).

If that’s the case, GoPro clearly needs to equip the Hero11 Black with a more powerful chip and new video processing techniques.

We’ve seen the newly introduced HyperSmooth 4.0 video stabilization on the Hero10 Black before.

In addition to the generational numbers located on the side of the camera, GoPro may also add new features such as HDR to the Hero11 Black.

In terms of original accessories, GoPro has developed quite mature, so there is not much to guess on Hero11 Black.

As for more details, please wait patiently for GoPro’s official announcement.

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