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GoPro, Inc. develops camera hardware, mounts, accessories, applications, subscriptions and services for immersive image capture. News about GPRO commonly centers on new camera systems such as HERO, MAX and MISSION, imaging processors such as GP3, accessory ecosystems, product availability, industry awards and use cases in sports, content creation, aerospace and other demanding environments.
Company updates also cover earnings communications, direct and partner distribution, subscriber offers, collaborations with media and sports organizations, and efforts to extend GoPro technology into specialized markets including defense and aerospace. These releases connect product design, rugged-camera performance, software and services to the company's consumer and professional imaging business.
GoPro (NASDAQ:GPRO) unveiled the MISSION 1 Series on April 14, 2026 — a family of compact, rugged cinema cameras (MISSION 1 PRO, MISSION 1 PRO ILS, and MISSION 1) powered by a new 50MP 1" sensor and the ultra-efficient GP3 processor. The line supports up to 8K60, Open Gate 4:3 capture, long runtimes (5+ hours at 1080p30), improved thermal performance, and an expanded accessory ecosystem including Enduro 2 batteries, Media Mod, and wireless mics.
Products and pricing details will be shown at NAB April 19-22 at booth C5519.
GoPro (NASDAQ:GPRO) will explore defense and aerospace market opportunities, engaging Oliver Wyman to identify operational use cases, technology synergies, partnership options and go-to-market strategies. The effort targets durable, stabilized imaging needs and will involve defense, government and aerospace stakeholders to address performance, durability and compliance requirements.
The company cited prior use of GoPro cameras in sector applications, including mounting to the Artemis II Orion spacecraft solar array wings and on-board documentation.
GoPro (NASDAQ: GPRO) announced its cameras are onboard NASA's historic Artemis II mission, launched April 1, 2026, capturing imagery as Orion travels around the Moon and back.
Modified GoPro cameras are mounted externally on Orion's solar array wings as part of the Orion Imagery System and a broader 28+ camera suite; crew also carry GoPros to document daily life inside the spacecraft.
GoPro (NASDAQ: GPRO) will debut a new generation of professional cameras at the 2026 NAB Show, April 19–22, at Booth C5519. The lineup is powered by the next-generation GP3 processor, offering more than double the pixel processing, larger sensors, improved low-light performance, higher resolution and frame rates, longer runtimes and enhanced thermal capability for professional creators.
GoPro (NASDAQ:GPRO) renewed a two-year partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) Sports Europe as the Official Wearable Camera Supplier of the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series. GoPro will outfit riders with helmet-mounted cameras for live and recorded rider-perspective coverage across all UCI Downhill World Cup rounds.
Integrations extend to Cross-Country and Enduro, include course branding, a consumer expo experience, and season-long content featuring athletes like Jackson Goldstone. The 2026 season begins May 1 in Mona YongPyong, South Korea. Product mentions include GoPro MAX2 and HERO13 Black + Ultra Wide Lens.
GameChanger and GoPro (NASDAQ: GPRO) announced a partnership and a bundled product to simplify live streaming of youth sports. The bundle includes a HERO13 Black, USB pass-through door, 64GB SD card, protective case, and GameChanger streaming kit for $449.98, sold exclusively at DICK'S Sporting Goods.
The integration lets families pair GoPro cameras with the GameChanger app to live stream across all sports, leveraging GoPro's wide-angle lens, Enduro battery, mounting options, and rugged waterproof design to capture full-field action.
GoPro (NASDAQ: GPRO) reported 2025 revenue of $652 million and Q4 revenue of $202 million. Full-year sell-through was ~2.0M cameras (-20% YoY) and subscription/services were $106 million. GAAP net loss improved to $93 million in 2025. Company says GP3 AI processor will power new cameras beginning Q2 2026.
Management noted $104 million improvement in operating cash flow and a $93 million reduction in operating expenses versus prior year.
GoPro (NASDAQ: GPRO) announced the GP3, a custom 5-nanometer imaging System-on-a-Chip that will debut in new GoPro cameras in Q2 2026. GoPro says GP3 delivers more than 2X the pixel processing power of GP2, an AI Neural Processor Unit, scene/subject detection cores, and improved power and thermal efficiency for extended runtimes and superior low-light image quality.
GP3 is exclusive to GoPro and intended to scale across current and future GoPro product lines, including action, 360, vlogging, and ultra-premium compact cinema-grade cameras.
GoPro (NASDAQ: GPRO) said the U.S. International Trade Commission upheld an administrative finding that Insta360 imported and sold products that infringe GoPro design patents, reaffirming an earlier July 11, 2025 determination.
The ITC issued a Limited Exclusion Order and a Cease and Desist Order to block importation, sale, and marketing of the infringing Insta360 products, effective after Presidential review. The decision follows recent PTAB rulings that upheld multiple GoPro utility patents including those covering HyperSmooth technology.
GoPro (NASDAQ: GPRO) and ASUS announced global availability of the ProArt GoPro Limited Edition (PX13) convertible laptop on Feb. 25, 2026. The U.S. will get exclusive Best Buy retail availability at $2,999. The CES Innovation Award-winning laptop is built to integrate with the GoPro ecosystem and includes a rugged sleeve, special packaging, ASUS Pen 3.0, and a one-year GoPro Premium+ subscription. It is powered by an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor and 128GB unified memory, and features a dedicated GoPro hotkey and StoryCube AI app for GoPro Cloud and 360° video workflows.