I’ve been wanted a GoPro for a while since GoPro 7 come out. I’ve been waited until GoPro 10 and I make a decision to buy one. The GoPro is very simple to use. The video quality is top notch. One minus thing was when I first turn on the GoPro and tried to pair with Quik app. It’s keep lost connection with Quik app. I’ve tried may times, but it didn’t work. Then I turn off the GoPro and the GoPro was stuck on Power Off mode. I was in panic mode! Then I opened battery cover removed a battery then reinsert the battery. And turn on the GoPro this time it’s paired with Quik app and updated the firmware. Everything are working fine. The GoPro is made for many purposes. Top notch camera! I highly recommend!

A good action camera with a few drawbacks. Battery life isn’t the greatest but the video quality is definitely amazing. I needed a camera with good video quality and stabilization to use on hikes and this fits the bill. Just make sure to be wary of your battery life, and you may want to buy extra batteries if you want to use it heavily.

I own a 4 different Go Pros (Hero 4,8,10,11) that I use to "film" vintage RC cars racing around a backyard track. Was excited to get the latest tech (at the time). Fairly disappointed with the overheating issue while shooting 4k outside in the summer. The 8 was rock solid with not many issues at all. No updates have fixed this issue btw. I have to dip it in the pool or take it into the AC on hot day in between takes. Video is amazing would be good for mild climates/winter sports.

Wow! A huge step up from my GoPro 7s. I use these to take underwater pics, and being to video at 4K and 120fps is the real deal! Also, the screen is bigger, and you can actually see what’s in front of the camera while you are underwater.

Overall I love the GoPro Hero10. The amount of features and technology they put into such a small package is impressive. There is one issue I have found so far while using it, the same issue several other people have had, is the overheating. I'm a climbing arborist and I use GoPros to document my work and jobsite. When I am up in a tree exposed to sun for hours it does get hot and it's not the best conditions to be using a GoPro. On a side note, I have the Hero3+ Silver, the Hero5 Black, the Hero7 Black, the Hero8 Black and now the Hero10 Black. Only the Hero10 has the overheating issue. It hasn't happened a lot but, enough to be a bit frustrating. I knew about the issue when I invested in the Hero10 so I expected it and I amprepeared to "wok around it" when using the camera. And yes, I am using the Enduro batteries from GoPro. They do last longer and seem to not get the overheating issue as much. As I said, not too big a deal to me, the Hero10 overall is a great video camera for what I use it for. I strongly recommend as long as you are aware of the overheating issue.