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·23/09/2025

GoPro says its Hero Black series isn’t dead even after skipping a 2025 launch

GoPro has confirmed it’s not killing off its famous Hero Black camera line, even though there’s no 2025 model coming. The company insists the break is about focus, not failure.

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