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the GoPro Hero 5 session looks a whole lot like the original session the camera makers first super small fully waterproof camera in fact outside of the branding and it's USB C port there's little to tell them apart on the outside anyway the actual camera part has been overhauled so it can now record it up to 4k resolution to 30 frames per second or full HD at 60 frames per second with electronic image stabilization to help take some of the shake out of your videos like the beefier Hero 5 black the session can be controlled with voice commands so you can do everything from capturing the time-lapse to tagging highlights when your hands are busy and since it is so much smaller than the black you can put it more places like on a hockey puck which is very cool and nauseating anyway there's no touch screen like the blacks just this little screen for changing settings but with the built-in Bluetooth and Wi-Fi you can quickly connect to your phone to see what you're shooting and transfer and edit clips to when you're done and for easy clip sharing you can auto upload to the five dollar-a-month gopro + cloud service when you plug it in to charge the biggest downside is its built-in battery because that means there's no swapping when the battery dies up until that happens though the Hero 5 session is an awesome camera for any conditions that's ready to record at the press of a button