The rudimentary LCD menu system provides a way to see what video resolution the camera is set to, as well as a way to put it into pairing mode with the smartphone app or optional remote control. The only other button is the multi-function power button, rather than the three you’ll find on any other GoPro model. Of course, if you're a little strapped for cash, the Hero 4 Session is still a wonderful choice and will give you everything you need to get you started. There is a £100 price gap between the two right now, but for £249 you're getting the most compact action camera to date, even if it isn't quite as impressive as its flagship brother, the GoPro Hero 5 Black.
GOPRO HERO 4 SILVER VS HERO 5 SESSION UPGRADE
It's a great little camera and is well worth the upgrade if you have the cash. Launching last month, the GoPro Hero 5 Session improves on a bunch of different aspects of its predecessor with 4K video quality and wind noise reduction. GoPro's Hero 4 Session is no longer the compact action camera king.
The Hero Session might not have a touchscreen display, video image stabilisation and voice control but the quality of its photos and videos is still impressive. That's a decent £31 saving on it's RRP of £149. DEAL UPDATE: If you're not fussed about having the latest model, the Hero Session has been reduced to just £119 at Amazon.
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