The HERO5 Black was responsible for ultimately killing most of GoPro's competitors, thanks to its mind-blowing clarity and silky-smooth playback of HD video, up to a stunning 4K resolution at 30 frames per second (fps). It introduced a host of new features that were unprecedented at its time of launch, such as voice-activated control, 2in touchscreen display, intuitive one-button operation, and rubberized design that's fully waterproof to 10 meters. This particular HERO5 Black with SD Card is bundled with a SanDisk 32GB Extreme microSD card, meaning you'll be able to instantly capture footage and photos straight from the box. Seeing it captures hyper-realistic 4K video, the HERO5 Black's capabilities exceed the resolution of most people's HD TVs and computer monitors. Obviously, 4K video quality is most popular with professional uses, so GoPro offers the popular HD shooting modes of 1440p at 80fps, 1080p at 120fps, and 720p at 120fps, among others. All of these shooting modes create smoother video playback than before, courtesy of its advanced image stabilization (achieved by a processor) that virtually eliminates the jittery playback common with older action cameras. Taking photos with your GoPro is better than ever, courtesy of its 12 megapixel images captured in RAW and WDR formats for editing flexibility and better image detail. On-screen exposure control helps you correct blown-out images in bright lighting and dim pictures when it's dark outside. You can take single shots, burst images, and time-lapse photographs. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity with GoPro's app provides control from your phone or tablet, also capable of automatically uploading footage to GoPro's cloud with a separate subscription. New for this generation, GPS tagging of videos and photos brings a geographic element to your adventures. The GoPro HERO5 comes with an attachment frame with mounting buckle, two adhesive mounts (flat and curved), USB cable, and 32GB microSD card.