May 24, 2016 08:55 AM EDT By Darren Domirez, UniversityHerald Reporter

GoPro CEO Nick Woodman confirmed that GoPro Hero 5 is coming but kept silent about its latest development. But, new reports are claiming the much-awaited adventure camera will be released in October where countless of rumors broke down about its specs and features.

Check out four outstanding GoPro Hero 5 specs and features based on Game N Guide:

1)      Highest GoPro Resolution Ever

The latest version of GoPro Hero is allegedly developed to shoot 8K resolution videos, registering an ultra-high definition recording standard. Additionally, GoPro Hero 5 can shoot videos at 60 frames per second via complex resolutions.

2)      Stylish GoPro Design & Smartphone- & Cloud- Friendly Storage

Focusing on more improved software and hardware, GoPro Hero 5 will feature a better GoPro camera. This feature was assured by Nick Woodman as he promised fans to expect GoPro Hero 5 will be having a superior hardware and smartphone and cloud connected storage. This led to speculations that GoPro Hero 5 will feature either Snapdragon 800, Qualcomm processor or an A10 chip.

3)      Better Battery Life; Much Longer Than GoPro Hero 4

The upcoming GoPro Hero 5 was rumored to be powered by a 2,800 mAh battery. This makes the latest GoPro version longer lasting than that of its predecessor's battery life.

4)      GoPro Hero 5 Specs, Price

Moreover, GoPro Hero 5 is expected to develop its latest offering into a drone-ready camera. Additionally, It will also have the following specs:

• Dual-lens setup
• Bluetooth technology
• Underwater focus.

Having said all the possibilities concerning GoPro Hero 5, its price is expected to range at around $450 up to $550. A price just enough for the most-advanced, sleekest and potentially the lightest GoPro Adventure Camera ever.

This list is based on Game N Guide report. Do you have any idea about GoPro Hero 5's release? Share to us what you know in the comment section below.

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