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Description: Rising from the ashes of GoPro's doomed Karma drone, the Hero 10 Black Bones is the company's lightest-ever action camera – and one that's been specifically built for the increasingly popular FPV drones. It's also, currently, only available to buy in the US, with GoPro stating that “it does not have a date yet for international availability” FPV fans have, for years, pleaded GoPro to make an updated version of its long-discontinued Session action cam – and the Hero 10 Black Bones is finally that camera. Unlike the Session, 'Bones' isn't a traditional action camera that can be used for all of your video needs. In order to reach its 54g weight, GoPro has removed the display, battery, speaker, GPS and waterproof build quality from the Hero 10 Black. FPV drone fans can buy the Hero 10 Black Bones today for just under $400 with a GoPro subscription or just under $500 without the Subscription. Considering the Hero 10 Black Bones lacks a battery, display, speaker, GPS and GoPro's traditional waterproof build, that might not sound like a great deal. It’s no doubt pretty pricey for an FPV camera. The Hero 10 Black Bones is intentionally a shell of its fully-fledged sibling. In the hand, it weighs a barely noticeable 54g, Mainly due to the typical metal enclosure being replaced, a lightweight plastic. Read more - techradar.com/uk/reviews/gopro-hero-10-black-bones #GoPro #Tech #goprobones