GoPro Hero 10 Black Renders Leaked Ahead of Launch

GoPro Hero 10 Black has leaked, almost a year after the Hero 9 Black debuted. It looks like the launch can happen soon. The company is yet to announce the official details of its new action camera. Meanwhile, some key specs and the design images of the Hero 10 Black have leaked. WinFuture claims to have leaked images suggesting the upcoming cam will improve image quality. Let’s take a look at the specs, design images and other details:

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GoPro Hero 10 Black images, specs leaked

We did not hear much about the new successor up until now. However, a major new leak reveals some of the upgrades that could be in store. The leaked images and specs are showing a design that more or less sticks to what we saw with the GoPro Hero 9 Black. On the outside, there are not many visible changes coming to the Hero 10 Black. The report states that the Hero 10 Black will continue to have two screens, each at the front and back.

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It would have a GP2 processor allowing 5.3K video at up to 60 frames per second. Additionally, it will have a 4K recording at 120fps and a 2.7K recording at 240fps. GoPro Hero 10 Black will reportedly jump to a 23-megapixel sensor that allows higher-resolution photos. One might also see improved video stabilization through HyperSmooth 4.0. Although it’s not clear how the company will improve its “gimbal-like” anti-shake technology.

Other features include 10 metres of water resistance, TimeWarp 3.0, support for RAW photos, SuperPhoto, HDR, etc. There is no word on the pricing and availability details at the moment. The GoPro Hero 10 Black retains its predecessor’s 8x slow motion and 10-metre water-resistance capabilities too.

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What we don’t know yet is how much the GoPro Hero 10 Black is going to cost or its launch. The GoPro Hero 9 was announced in September 2020, so its successor could well arrive in September as well.