In terms of design, GoPro Hero 11 Black looks almost similar to the last year’s GoPro Hero 10 Black. It has the same 2.27-inch primary touchscreen display on the back and a color LCD on the front.

GoPro has made some significant hardware changes this time. The Hero 11 Black comes with a new 1/19-inch camera sensor, That can capture 27MP photos, an improvement from the 23MP of the Hero 10. This new sensor can capture 5.3K video in an 8:7 aspect ratio, with gives a larger FOV on GoPro than ever. If you want to edit 8:7 ratio videos with the aspect ratio as per your liking, you can easily do that with the company’s Quick app. This new larger sensor can produce 10-bit colors for Photos and Videos.

For video recording, Hero 11 Black can capture videos in 5.3K at 60FPS and 4K at 120FPS with SuperView supported for both resolutions, it’s nothing but the widest FOV mode. The camera also comes with a HyperView feature that can capture a video in a full 8:7 ratio and gives the 16:9 ratio output.

GoPro Hero 11 Black comes with the 5th generation of HyperSmooth, companies own stabilization feature that gets even better now. The camera also comes with a 360-degree horizon lock feature, which lets you record the video with up to 5.3K at 30FPS.

The GoPro Hero 11 Black is powered by the same GP2 processor as last year and comes with a removable 1,720 mAh Li-ion Enduro battery. This Enduro battery comes as a standard this time, earlier is available as an accessory. The camera is waterproof up to 10 meters without any housing.

The GoPro also launched Hero 11 Black Creator’s Edition Kit which turns this action camera into a vlogging rig. Along with the main camera, you will get accessories like Media Mod with Mic, Light Mod, and Volta extended battery grip with the kit.