Specifications
Image Sensor Size1/2.3" (6.17 x 4.55mm)Effective Pixels24.7 megapixelsStandardized Video Resolution5K
Key Specs
Image Sensor Size1/2.3" (6.17 x 4.55mm)Effective Pixels24.7 megapixelsStandardized Video Resolution5K
General
Product NameHERO11 Black MiniBrandGoProModel NumberCHDHF-111-THColorBlackColor CategoryBlack
Imaging
Image Sensor TypeCMOSImage Sensor Size1/2.3" (6.17 x 4.55mm)Digital ZoomNoneLow Light/High SensitivityYesImage File Format(s)H.264
Focus
Auto/Manual FocusAutomatic/manual
Exposure Control
Effective Pixels24.7 megapixels
Display
Aspect Ratio16:9Touch ScreenNo
Video
Standardized Video Resolution5KVideo Resolution(s) and Frame Rate(s)5.3K60, 2.7K240Maximum Video Frame RateUp to 240 fpsHDR ModeNoSlow Motion RecordingYesVideo Encoding FormatsMP4
Storage
Number of Memory Card Slots1
Compatibility
Tripod/Monopod MountableYesMemory Card CompatibilitymicroSD
Features
Action CameraYesNight RecordingYes
Connectivity
Wireless ConnectivityBluetoothNumber of USB Port(s)1Charging Interface(s)USB Type C
Power
Rechargeable BatteryYesRemovable BatteryNoBattery SizeBattery pack
Included
Batteries IncludedYesMemory Card IncludedNo
Warranty
Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts1 Year LimitedManufacturer's Warranty - Labor1 Year Limited
Other
UPC818279029208
Get incredible HERO11 Black video performance in a smaller, lighter, simpler design. HERO11 Black Mini’s size makes it more comfortable to wear when capturing point-of-view footage, while its new dual mounting fingers boost your body and helmet mounting options. As waterproof as ever and even more rugged, it’s ready for any adventure. Simply press the Shutter button to power up and start recording. Its new image sensor ensures you’ll get stunning video up to 5.3K with silky-smooth HyperSmooth 5.0 video stabilization.
High-performance video
Get the same high-performance 5.6K60 video and HyperSmooth 5.0 video stabilization of HERO11 Black in a smaller and lighter design. HERO11 Black Mini size makes it ideal for capturing amazing point-of-view footage using helmet and body mounts
Unprecedented mounting versatility
The first GoPro with two sets of folding mounting fingers giving it more mounting options. Use the new rear fingers whenever you want a more subtle low-profile mount. Use the bottom mounting fingers with grips, tripods and gear mounts
Overall durability
Extra rugged and waterproof. Taking legendary GoPro durability to the next level, HERO11 Black Mini is entirely wrapped in a tough outer shell. This makes it impervious to the elements and anything else you can throw at it. It easily rips through mud, snow, dirt and more
Easy pro controls
All you have to do is press the Shutter button to power up your camera and starting recording stunning 5.3K video. Switch over to Pro Controls if you want to adjust resolutions, frame rates, digital lenses and image quality settings
Connectivity
Simply plug in your GoPro when connected to your home Wi-Fi. While it's charging, your footage is automatically uploaded to the cloud and used to make a highlight video complete with beat-synced music and effects. Videos are automatically sent to your phone and ready to share
Unbelievable image quality
With 5.3K video that gives you 91% more resolution than 4K and an incredible 665% more than 1080p. Plus, you can record 2.7K video at 240 frames per second and play it back in super-fluid 8x slo-mo to catch details that can't be seen at normal speed
Horizon lock steady
It delivers Horizon Lock, which keeps your footage steady even if your camera rotates a full 360° during capture. You won't need a gimbal or stabilization software
Comfortable design
It can be worn comfortably without getting in your way while mountain biking, skiing, skating and more
Scratch-resistant and waterproof
Just as waterproof as ever (to depths of 33ft/10m), it also has a scratch-resistant lens cover that adds even more protection and can be easily replaced if needed
What's Included
HERO11 Black Mini Camera
Carrying Case
Curved Adhesive Mount
Mounting Buckle + Thumb Screw
USB-C Cable
Search
Q: QuestionHi, What is the approximately battery life of the HERO 11 Mini?(2 answers)
A: AnswerIt depends on the settings you choose. Higher resolutions and higher frame rates tends to use more power. At the higher end of the settings (4K/120fps) you should get about 50 minutes of recording time on a full charge. If you opt for some lower settings (1080p/30fps), you can get close to two hours of recording time.Answered by GoPro Support
Q: QuestionNo LCD screen? Removable battery?(1 answer)
A: AnswerThe HERO11 Black Mini does not have an LCD screen and the battery is not removable. The HERO11 Black does have an LCD screen and a removable battery though, if those features are preferred.Answered by GoPro Support
- A: AnswerThe HERO11 Black Mini can be recharged. There is a USB-C port on the side of the camera, next to the slot that the SD card goes into, that is used to charge the internal battery.
Answered by GoPro Support
Q: QuestionHow far under water is it rated for?(1 answer)
A: AnswerOn its own, the HERO11 Black is waterproof down to 33 feet. If you want to take the HERO11 deeper than that, there is a protective housing that allows the camera to go as deep as 196 feet.Answered by GoPro Support
Q: QuestionHow unfreeze my gopro mini 11? It doesn't charge o do anything(1 answer)
A: AnswerSome troubleshooting steps you might try are to first disconnect the camera from any external power source and remove the SD card. Press the Status/Pair Button on the front of the camera to see if the camera responds. If there's no response, attempt to reset the camera by pressing and holding the Status/Pair Button for ten seconds. After releasing the button, leave the camera alone for five seconds, and then press the Status/Pair Button again. If the camera does not turn on, connect the camera to a 5V/1-2A wall charger using the GoPro USB Type-C cable and watch for the camera's top LED to turn on. If you don't get any response, try a different cable or charging source. After 10 minutes of charging, press the Status/Pair Button to see if the camera responds. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the GoPro Support team can help with additional steps.Answered by GoPro Support
Asked by JoeM
- A: AnswerAccording to GoPro this is one of the key differences between the mini and the regular sized action cameras.
Answered by JohanV
- A: AnswerThere is not a way to charge the HERO11 Black Mini which also allows the camera to be waterproof. If you need a removable battery, the HERO11 Black has that feature, but like the Mini, it will not be waterproof while connected to external power.
Answered by GoPro Support
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Rating 4 out of 5 stars with 216 reviews
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- 4.0Value
Rating 4.0 out of 5 stars
- 4.3Quality
Rating 4.3 out of 5 stars
- 4.1Ease of Use
Rating 4.1 out of 5 stars
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Compact
Compact, easy to carry, and the image quality and stability are the best!
Posted by Excanon
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Great camera but glitchy
Works great for what I am doing with it but has drawbacks. Bluetooth is glitchy. I take 15 minutes trying to connect this camera to the app. Once that is done it works great. Rugged and can take a beating. Be aware this camera overheats pretty fast in 4K.
Posted by EdLe
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Overheating Is An Issue Otherwise Great
MY USE CASE: Personally, I got this for recording FOV shots for my YouTube tech videos (what a product looks like in hand, unboxing videos, setup videos, etc) and it works BRILLIANTLY for that. As it is small, compact, and the video quality is great and gives you that immersion like you’re there. Much better than my traditional camera (in sense of immersion. Quality of shot still goes to my dedicated camera) and is much easier to setup. I also think it is great for easy B-Roll shots as the image stabilization is phenomenal. Which means using this as a Vlog type camera would also be really good (except for the overheating issues). As that is the biggest downfall of this device is that it just simply doesn’t have a good enough cooling system for my use case. As there is no active cooling from wind/water. CONTROLS: You have two options for controls. Either the “GoPro Quik” App or OnBoard Controls. I recommend the App. Though I did have some issues connecting semi-regularly where I had to cycle through settings on the device to wake it up and wait for it to connect to my iPhone 14 Pro Max. Inside the app you can update the firmware, have a preview of the camera, watch recorded content (via connecting to it’s onboard wifi and streaming that way), live stream, upload recorded content, and change all the camera settings. Layout is modern, is relatively well laid out (but could be improved), and overall I really enjoyed it and is one of the better apps I’ve tried. Onboard controls. There are two buttons, one on the front of the device, another on the top of the device. To turn on you press the front button. Hold it to turn it off. To cycle through the options you press the front button again, then click the top button to confirm. Overall, very easy to navigate. But cumbersome seeing as you have to go through all the options each time. The built in mini OLED display is very high quality and is on the top of the device. Extremely sharp vibrant white text on black background. Probably one of the best tiny OLED displays I’ve seen. But only provides the bare minimum of information. BUILD QUALITY/DESIGN: The entire thing is quite small, it gets hot quickly, and is covered in a mix of plastic/rubber/metal. It has a good weight to it and feels well put together. I have no complaints. Other than the side door feeling cheap. Right in front of the mini OLED display is a red LED light that will notify you of several things. Such as when it is charging (solid red) which will turn off when it is done charging. This LED also blinks when you are recording, remove/place the memory card, and turn on/off the device. Next to it on the right you have your shutter button to start/end recordings. Along with confirm settings. It is covered in rubber and has a membrane type feel to it with a nice crisp click. Which does require moderate/severe force to actuate. There is a door on the right side which is how you access the USB-C charging port and memory card port. There is a button you slide down which unlocks the door (which can be removed) as it is water resistant. I found plugging in my USB-Cord to be tighter and more secure than others. The memory card port is recessed and difficult to place/remove the SD card (which is not included, and you need to buy separately). Or at least that was the case for my male thumbs with no nails. On the left side you have nothing. On the back you have a mount along with a mini heatsink. On the bottom you have another mount. Both of these mounts can technically be removed. The mounts feel high quality and I am unsure if they are plastic or not. On the front you have your lens, which can be removed/replaced. You can also buy a different lens from them for different views. I didn’t do this but it is possible. There is no cover for the lens. There isn’t even really a bump to help protect the lens either. Which is worrisome. Not only from damage from extreme sports/drops. But moreso smudges from my hands and micro-scratches from being in a bag or when traveling. I didn’t test this long enough to see if that is an actual issue (as I don’t know what kind of glass they use). But figured I’d mention it as it was a concern I have. To the right of that you have the power on/off button, which feels nearly the same as the top shutter button but smaller. I saw a microphone hole on the top and on the front. This microphone is surprisingly good. To the point that I’d actually use it. That’s not to say it is better than a dedicated microphone. But for a small compact device very good. TESTING: All my testing was done in a 70F room without movement. It does have a mini heatsink on the back of the device (where it is engineered to put most of the heat, even though I can feel heat around then entire device). You will see improved duration time if the camera is used as intended. Such as on a car, motorcycle, bike, water, etc. as it will provide improved cooling due to A. Wind and B. Water (if applicable). What I used to extend recording times, since this is water-resistant, is when it got hot I would just put it under some cold water for 30ish seconds and it would cool back down enough that I could continue recording for a bit longer. File size is small on the Bit-Rate: Medium setting. Picture quality for it is adequate, but I wouldn’t personally use it (think bad cell phone camera). Whereas Bit-Rate: High is higher file sizes (went from 10 GB for 25 minutes to 10 GB for 10 minutes). While going from solid video quality great (better than most high end phone cameras) that I’ll happily use. As I was surprised at the quality even in low light. Image stabilization is extremely good. About an hour to charge (15 minutes netted about 25% battery life). I was never able to kill the battery from recording as it always overheated beforehand. Cloud storage is not included. It is a separate paid thing. $50 a year with other perks. It did offer me a special deal to get it for $25. I declined as for my specific use case it isn’t needed. But if I were doing it for extreme things (cars, motorcycles, sports) I’d probably pick it up simply for the no-questions ask replacement if it breaks. On average I got about 15 minutes of recording with around 40 - 50% of battery used. The best I got was 1080P at 60 FPS, Bitrate High got 28 minutes. I find this to be the biggest negative of this device. As the average recording time is very short and with it overheating so often I worry about the longevity of not only the battery (which can't be replaced) but also the rest of the internals. Seeing as the biggest enemy to electronics is heat. With how big of a brand GoPro is and also the cost of this device I expected a lot better. 5K, 60 FPS, Lens: Wide, HyperSmooth: On, 10-Bit: On, Bit Rate: High, Otherwise Default/Auto: - 10 minutes. 5K, 8:7 Ratio, 24 FPS, Wide Camera Angle, Bit Rate: Medium, 10-Bit color: Off, HyperSmooth: 0n. Rest of settings: Default/Auto. (Note: limited to 5.3K at 24 or 30 FPS. First mode I tried before looking more at the settings): - 32 minutes before it overheated. Another 30ish minutes to cool back down. I could use it around the 15-minute mark but only for a short period before it overheated again. - Went through about 50% of the battery. 4K, 16:9, 120 FPS, Wide Camera, Bit Rate: High, HyperSmooth: On, No option for 10-Bit Color, Otherwise default/auto. (Note: Max settings is what I have applied for this mode). - 10 minutes 4K, 16:9, 60 FPS, Wide Camera, Bit Rate: High, HyperSmooth: On, 10-Bit Color: On, Otherwise default/auto. (Note: 10-Bit color is not available at 120 FPS but is at 60 fps). - 20 min - Battery 100 to 63% 4K, 8:7, 60 FPS, Lens Wide, Hypersmooth: On, 10-Bit: On, Bit-Rate: High, Otherwise Default/Auto: (Note: 4K 8:7 is only available at 60 fps). - 14 percent from 63? - 15 min 2.7K, 240 FPS, Lens: Wide, HyperSmooth: On, 10-Bit: N/A, Bit-Rate: High, Otherwise Default/Auto: (Note: 240, 120, 60 FPS options. Can do 2.7K at 4:3 but not 8:7 at 120 or 60 FPS. I did not test). - 100 to 65% -17 min 1080P, 240 FPS, Lens: Wide, Hypersmooth: On, 10-Bit: N/A, Bit-Rate: High, Otherwise Default/Auto: (Note: 240, 120, 60, 30, 24 FPS options). - 16 min - 63 – 30%. 1080P, 60 FPS, Lens: Wide, Hypersmooth: On, 10-Bit: N/A, Bit-Rate: High, Otherwise Default/Auto: (Note: 240, 120, 60, 30, 24 FPS options). - 75 to 34% - 28 min.
Posted by SirGalahad