
A new era for GoPro
GoPro HERO7
The HERO7 series, marking the 7th generation, introduced GoPro's proprietary stabilization technology "HyperSmooth" for the first time. This series ushered in a new era for GoPro with features like live streaming capabilities.
Product Lineup

GoPro HERO7 Black
Supported Formats
- 4K60fps
- 2.7K120fps
- 1440p120fps
- 1080p240fps
- 12.00 MP
Camera Specifications
- Release Date
- 2018/9/26
- Chipset
- GP1
- Image Sensor Size
- 1/2.3”
- Aperture
- f/2.8
- Stabilization
- HyperSmooth
- 10 Bit Color
- ×
- Loop Recording
- ✔︎
- Live Streaming
- ✔︎
- Waterproof
- 10m
- Max Storage Size
- 256GB
- Body Size
- 62.3 * 44.9 * 33 mm
- Battery Capacity
- 1,220 mAh (Removable)
- Weight
- 116g
Features
Introduction of GoPro's Exclusive Stabilization Technology "HyperSmooth"
While stabilization technology was available in GoPro HERO6, HERO7 introduced the more advanced stabilization technology called "HyperSmooth." By utilizing advanced scene analysis and roller shutter correction algorithms, it predicts motion frame by frame to achieve remarkable stabilization.
With "HyperSmooth," capturing stable footage as if using a gimbal becomes possible, enabling cleaner shooting even in more significant action scenes.
Introduction of Live Streaming Feature ("Black" Model Only)
The top-tier model of HERO7, "HERO7 Black," introduced the "Live Streaming" feature, usable for live broadcasting on social media platforms for the first time.
With the ability to live stream during action scenes or before/after shooting, it transforms the camera into a versatile tool for live broadcasting on social media platforms.
Three-Model Lineup for Versatile Options
Until HERO4, GoPro offered multiple grades within a series based on specifications. However, from HERO5 to HERO6, only the top-tier "Black" model was available.
With HERO7, the lineup expanded to include "Black," "Silver," and "White" models, offering a range of choices to suit various preferences.
Comparisons
Comparing the GoPro HERO7 with Other GoPro Models
GoPro HERO7 Black
- Comparison with Latest Modelvs
GoPro HERO13 Black vs GoPro HERO7 Black
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GoPro HERO7 Black vs GoPro HERO6 Black
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GoPro HERO7 Black vs GoPro HERO7 Silver
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GoPro HERO7 Black vs GoPro HERO7 White
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GoPro HERO7 Black vs GoPro HERO (2018)
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GoPro HERO8 Black vs GoPro HERO7 Black
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GoPro HERO9 Black vs GoPro HERO7 Black
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GoPro HERO10 Black vs GoPro HERO7 Black
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GoPro HERO11 Black vs GoPro HERO7 Black
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GoPro HERO12 Black vs GoPro HERO7 Black
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GoPro HERO (2024) vs GoPro HERO7 Black
GoPro HERO7 Silver
- Comparison with Latest Modelvs
GoPro HERO13 Black vs GoPro HERO7 Silver
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GoPro HERO7 Black vs GoPro HERO7 Silver
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GoPro HERO7 Silver vs GoPro HERO6 Black
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GoPro HERO7 Silver vs GoPro HERO (2018)
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GoPro HERO8 Black vs GoPro HERO7 Silver
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GoPro HERO9 Black vs GoPro HERO7 Silver
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GoPro HERO10 Black vs GoPro HERO7 Silver
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GoPro HERO11 Black vs GoPro HERO7 Silver
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GoPro HERO12 Black vs GoPro HERO7 Silver
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GoPro HERO (2024) vs GoPro HERO7 Silver
GoPro HERO7 White
- Comparison with Latest Modelvs
GoPro HERO13 Black vs GoPro HERO7 White
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GoPro HERO7 Black vs GoPro HERO7 White
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GoPro HERO7 White vs GoPro HERO (2018)
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GoPro HERO8 Black vs GoPro HERO7 White
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GoPro HERO9 Black vs GoPro HERO7 White
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GoPro HERO10 Black vs GoPro HERO7 White
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GoPro HERO11 Black vs GoPro HERO7 White
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GoPro HERO12 Black vs GoPro HERO7 White
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GoPro HERO (2024) vs GoPro HERO7 White
GoPro HERO7 Battery: Compatibility & Battery Life
Battery specs vary across the HERO7 lineup. The flagship Black model uses a removable 1,220mAh battery (AJBAT-001), allowing for extended shoots if you carry spares. The Silver and White models feature built-in batteries that cannot be swapped, making external USB power banks essential for long days out. Note that none of these models are compatible with the larger batteries from the HERO9 or later.
🔋Battery Details
microSD Card for GoPro HERO7: Max Capacity & Recording Time
Supported microSD card capacities also differ. The Black model supports up to 256GB, perfect for shoots requiring multiple battery changes. The Silver and White models max out at 128GB; however, given their limited internal battery runtimes and the White's 1080p-only recording (no 4K), 128GB provides more than enough breathing room.

