GoPro Hero 7 Black review

Now, I know the Gopro's been out for about half a year already, and I missed the hype train, but I'm broke and this is my blog so you can just wait until the next post if you already know everything and don’t care about my opinion.
GoPro Hero 7 Black source: Amazon.com

The Gopro Hero 7 is my first Gopro, so I can't give you a well made comparison to previous Gopro products, but I can tell you that I am enjoying the camera very much for recording myself snowboarding.

The Gopro hero 7 Black is currently priced at 385.29 USD (517.68 CAD). sure, it's expensive, but you can get a hero 6  Black if you're looking to save $100 or the silver if the black is $150 over budget But personally, I prefer to spend more money for an objectively newer and subjectively better product.




there is also the GoPro App which allows your Gopro to connect directly to your phone so you don't need to interrupt other people's fun to ask, "hey is this thing on my head blinking?"

I made a small video of clips I got while snowboarding with my friends, the video was not altered in any way, and it came out beautifully.
I love the Gopro and feel like the Hero 7 Black was a good investment. You can believe me, you can doubt me, but whatever who cares about my opinion anyway


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