The GoPro Hero 10 Black is the newest in a long series of Hero action cameras dating back to 2005. Because of its new GP2 CPU, it’s the most refined and powerful GoPro ever, but it’s still just a small advance over its Hero 9 Black predecessor.

Every now and again, GoPros make a significant advancement: the Hero 5 Black was waterproof without the need for a case, and the Hero 7 Black featured HyperSmooth stabilization. The Hero 10 Black, despite its memorable moniker, isn’t one of those models. However, it refines (and fixes) the majority of the new capabilities seen on the Hero 9 Black, while also providing a smattering of new shooting modes and improved usability.

The Hero 10 Black has the same 23MP 1/2.3-inch sensor as its predecessor and is waterproof to 10 meters, but it’s the new GP2 processor that unlocks the majority of its additional capabilities. Among them are new shooting modes, such as 5K/60p, 4K/120p, and 2.7K/240p possibilities. The last two are entertaining, slow-mo affairs that are ideal for social media cut-scenes orb-cam video, especially because GoPro’s new Quik software will gladly perform some editing for you.