GoPro Hero 11 Black vs GoPro Hero (2024)
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Overview of the GoPro Hero 11 Black
GoPro Hero 11 Black
GoPro's 2022 camera: 5.3K video, improved stabilization
The Hero 11 is a few years old now, but has the same sensor technology as the latest GoPro Hero 13 Black and is therefore still a great action camera. Although the more recent models feature many improvements, it part of the latest generation of GoPro cameras and is a very good choice for beginners or as a budget friendly option.
- Pros
- Mostly as capable as the latest GoPros
- Great value for money
- Integrated GPS
- Cons
- No HDR video
- Ageing image stabilization
Overview of the GoPro Hero (2024)
GoPro Hero (2024)
GoPro's 2024 budget action camera: 4K video, slomo & photos
The Hero (2024) is GoPro's new entry level action camera, offering very decent performance at less than half the price of their flagship GoPro Hero 13 Black. The resulting product is extremely simple, with only 3 modes (video, slomo and photo), but for most casual usage, it's 4K video will be good enough to capture the fun and action of the moment and share it with your friends.
- Pros
- Simple & straightforward
- Lightweight
- Replaceable lens guard
- Cons
- Limited functionality
- Stabilization only in app
- Only waterproof down to 16ft / 5m
- Battery not removeable
Comparison of the Hero 11 vs the Hero (2024)
Weight and size
The Hero (2024) is a slightly smaller camera. The Hero (2024) is a lot lighter than the Hero 11.
GoPro Hero 11 Black
71.8mm x 50.8mm x 33.6mm / 2.83in x 2in x 1.32in
5.43oz / 154g
Features
Dimensions
Weight
GoPro Hero (2024)
56.6mm x 47.7mm x 29.4mm / 2.23in x 1.88in x 1.16in
3.03oz / 86g
Why size and weight matter:
Weight is important for action cameras because we often mount them on helmets, or hold them at the end of a selfie stick while moving. Therefore a heavier camera can be dvifficult to use or uncomfortable. Weight is even more crucial for certain sports like road cycling or running.
Battery life
The Hero 11 offers a much larger battery capacity. The Hero 11 has a removable battery whereas the Hero (2024)'s battery is not removable
GoPro Hero 11 Black
1720mAh
Removable
150min at 1080p
Features
Battery capacity
Removable battery
Battery life
GoPro Hero (2024)
1225mAh
Removable
75min at 4K30fps
Why battery life matters:
Nothing worse than running out of battery just before capturing the best footage of the day! A long battery life is reassuring and convenient when shooting footage outdoors where options to charge are limited. Even the use of a power bank can be tedious or simply impossible like when filming watersports. Having removeable batteries allows battery swapping on the go which further extends your runtime.
Storage
Neither camera features built-in storage. Both the Hero 11 and the Hero (2024) support SD cards.
GoPro Hero 11 Black
No built-in storage
microSD
Features
Built-in storage
Storage format
GoPro Hero (2024)
No built-in storage
microSD
Why storage matters:
High quality footage can quickly take up lots of space and insufficient storage can soon be frustrating. Having a large amount of storage and the possiblity to extend it or swap SD cards while on a outing will ensure you will always be able to capture the footage you want. However, smaller, wearable action cameras often rely on built-in storage because of their small size.
Video performance
Neither camera offers HDR video.
GoPro Hero 11 Black
5.3K video at 60fps
HDR video unsupported
Features
Max resolution
HDR video
GoPro Hero (2024)
4K video at 30fps
HDR video unsupported
Camera and sensor technology
The Hero 11 features a much higher resolution. Both feature a 140° field of view. The Hero 11 features a much higher bit rate than the Hero (2024)
GoPro Hero 11 Black
27.6MP
140°
120Mbps
Features
Pixels
Field of view
Video bite rate
GoPro Hero (2024)
12MP
140°
50Mbps
Camera settings
GoPro Hero 11 Black
100-6400
+/-2
Features
ISO range
Exposure Compensation
GoPro Hero (2024)
Feature missing
Feature missing
Hero 11 vs Hero (2024) specifications
Name | GoPro Hero 11 Black | GoPro Hero (2024) |
Year of release | 2022 | 2024 |
Width | 2.83in / 71.8mm | 2.23in / 56.6mm |
Height | 2in / 50.8mm | 1.88in / 47.7mm |
Depth | 1.32in / 33.6mm | 1.16in / 29.4mm |
Weight | 5.43oz / 154g | 3.03oz / 86g |
Waterproof | 33ft / 10m | 16ft / 5m |
Waterproof with diving case | 197ft / 60m | - |
Min operating temperature | 14°F / -10°C | 14°F / -10°C |
Max operating temperature | 95°F / 35°C | 95°F / 35°C |
Battery capacity | 1720mAh | 1225mAh |
Removable battery | Yes | No |
Battery life | 150min at 1080p | 75min at 4K30fps |
Charging time | 3h (5W) | 60min |
Storage format | microSD | microSD |
Storage rating required | V30 or UHS-3 | V30 or UHS-3 |
Maximun storage supported | 1Tb | 1Tb |
Rear screen size | 2.27in | 1.76in |
Front screen size | 1.4in | No |
Field of view | 140° | 140° |
Sensor | 1/1.9" CMOS | 1/2.8" CMOS |
Pixels | 27.6MP | 12MP |
Aperture | F2.5 | F2.3 |
Focal length | - | 15mm |
ISO range | 100-6400 | - |
Video zoom | 2x | 2x |
Color Depth | 10bit | 8bit |
Video bite rate | 120Mbps | 50Mbps |
Exposure Compensation | +/-2 | - |
360-degree video | No | No |
5.3K video | 60fps | - |
4K video | 60fps | 30fps |
2.7K video | 120fps | 60fps |
1080p video | 240fps | 30fps |
Slow motion at 4K | 4x | - |
Maximum slow motion | 8x at 1080p | 2x at 2.7k |
Stabilization | HyperSmooth 5.0 | Hypersmooth in Quik Application |
Horizon lock | Yes | No |
Video format | H.264 (MP4) | H.264 (MP4) |
Live streaming | 1080p30 (HyperSmooth) or 1080p60 | - |
Webcam mode | 1080p30 | - |
Timelapse mode | Yes | - |
Starlapse mode | Yes | - |
Timeshift mode | Yes | - |
Loop recording mode | Yes | - |
Photo burst mode | Yes | Yes |
RAW format supported | Yes | Yes |
Microphones | 3 | 2 |
Stereo audio | Yes | - |
Noise reduction | Yes | - |
Audio format | wav | - |
Audio input | Media Mod (H9B/H10B/H11B) Pro 3.5mm Mic Adapter | - |
Wifi | 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac | 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac |
Bluetooth | BLE 4.2 | BLE 5.2 |
USB | USB-C | USB-C |
GPS integrated | Yes | No |
Voice commands | Yes | Yes |