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GoPro is undoubtedly a compelling brand when it comes to choosing a sports camera. No matter what the conditions, GoPro delivers crisp, stable footage that captures every jump, splash, climb and crash, whether you mount it on your handlebars, helmet or strap. That makes it ideal for launching a career in parkour.

GoPro sports camcorders are available in a wide range of models, from crisp, stabilized 5K footage to immersive 360-degree full-field capture, to meet the needs of a variety of users.

Whether you're looking to record extreme sports or adventure activities, GoPro is your trusted partner. Below is a list of the best GoPro sports camcorders you can buy right now, allowing you to choose the model that best suits your needs.

1. GoPro Hero 12

Last year, the GoPro Hero 11 had already cemented its reputation as the ultimate sports camera, while also expanding its application as a kid-safe camcorder for recording video and family photography. And this year's GoPro Hero 12 Black builds on that success and makes it even easier to use.

While the internals of the GoPro Hero 12 Black are essentially the same as the GoPro Hero 11 Black, it adds support for HDR video as well as Bluetooth wireless microphone recording (which means you can use a wireless headset as a microphone). These new features round out the camera system with top-notch stability, resolution, and software.

In addition to upgraded audio and pro features, the GoPro Hero12 Black offers an updated user interface that makes operation more intuitive. While the photo and video quality is essentially unchanged from last year on virtually the same hardware, that doesn't stop it from being one of the easiest-to-use sports cameras available.

2. GoPro Hero 11

The GoPro Hero 11 has received a major upgrade with a brand new sensor, which makes it even better than its previous sports camera. While its exterior may look similar to its predecessor, the imaging sensor inside has been radically changed.

The new sensor has an almost square design with an 8:7 aspect ratio, which makes it possible to record video files of different sizes suitable for the various social applications required, including vertical video.

It's also powerful with support for 10-micro video, 5.3K video at 60fps, and 4K slow-motion video at 120fps.

Despite looking similar to its predecessor, this means that most existing accessories are compatible with the new camera, and it also has the ability to descend 10 meters underwater without the need for an additional waterproof case.

It's pricey and performance in low-light conditions still leaves something to be desired, but it's definitely one of the best GoPros out there if you're in need of its features.

3. GoPro Hero 10

The GoPro Hero 10 Black doesn't turn tradition on its head: it's still a small black box with front and rear screens and a protruding lens housing. Inside, however, its engine has the power to transform the user experience.

The GoPro Hero 10's GP2 processor provides users with a cleaner, more responsive interface. It also boosts image processing performance, enabling the Hero 10 Black to shoot 4K super slow motion video at 120fps.

In addition to the extremely effective HyperSmooth 4.0 image stabilization, GoPro's updated Horizon Leveling technology shows its amazing stability: even if you tilt the camera 45 degrees, it still keeps the scene straight.

While the low-light results are still underwhelming and the battery life is still mediocre, overall the GoPro Hero 10 Black is still a powerful and great looking GoPro sports camera.

4. GoPro Hero 9

Despite being replaced by the latest GoPro Hero 10 Black, the GoPro Hero 9 is still a powerful 5K sports camera. It packs the same 23.6MP sensor as its successor and can record crisp 5K video at 30fps - although 4K video is only supported at 60fps, so you'll need to drop down to 2.7K for proper slow motion at 120fps.

The GoPro Hero 9 Black is the first GoPro to feature a full-color front display, offering easier framing for shooting on the go, along with a full suite of software features.

While it's slightly larger relative to the previous GoPro Hero 8 Black, the recording field of view is actually slightly smaller, and you can shoot with a 155° field of view at up to 2.7K resolution.

There can be issues with overheating during long 5K recordings, but at least the firmware update fixes issues like auto exposure and touchscreen lag. And with the price dropping significantly, the GoPro Hero 9 Black is definitely an option worth considering if you don't need 4K slow motion.

5. GoPro Hero 8

The GoPro Hero 8 Black is definitely one of the best value for money GoPros on the market today, and it manages to find the best balance between price and features. While it can't record 5K video, 4K at 60fps is perfectly adequate for most users.

Battery life is steady at around 50 minutes, and the folding foot design makes it easy to attach to a variety of mounts.

While HyperSmooth 2.0 image stabilization is no longer the latest version, its performance is still impressive, and modes like TimeWarp 2.0 add even more possibilities for creative shooting.

The front display serves as a monochrome information panel rather than a full-color preview screen, and the rear screen may be slightly smaller. Nonetheless, the touch interface is responsive and the whole unit is well made, giving it a reassuring feel.

Although at 12MP its sensor resolution is almost half that of the latest GoPro cameras, video quality is still excellent under proper lighting conditions. While its low-light performance is relatively poor, it's definitely an acceptable compromise considering the heavily discounted price this former flagship now commands.

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