The GH5 broke and I have to change it. Help!!!

[Adriano Moroni]

Hello everyone, I hope someone will help me.
Unfortunately, the GH5 fell to the ground and I don't want to talk about it again. Even the Leica lens does not work. I don't take photos but only videos in 4K.
I am desperate!!
I would like to ask you a question: do you think it would be better for me to remake the GH5 maybe the second generation one or buy a fairly small (but not handheld) quality video camera directly?
I only make documentaries in 4K, nothing else.
Is there a video camera whose image quality approaches the GH5? I am mainly interested in the quality of the images in 4K but also quite fast in use.
Can you tell me if I should buy a good video camera or a second generation GH5? Can this new GH5 give something more than the old GH5 in image quality? However, I'm not the type that he likes to fiddle with the Menu once it's configured well. I'm not a super expert, even if I used the GH5 enough, I mean enough and not very well.
Thank you very much for your advice.

[Mark Watson]

Not sure what you're shooting style is so this is going to be hit or miss recommendation; If you don't need to manipulate depth of field a lot, or shoot ultra-wide, then I'd recommend a simpler 4K consumer video camera, such as the Sony FDR-AX100 (if still produced). Should be used on a support, not handheld.
If by fast you mean fast turn-around, simple editing, then the AX100 can offer that. If you mean fast as in lens, it won't.

Mark

[Mark OConnell]

GH5 is on sale right now at B&H. For what it is, even 4 yrs old, it's unbelievably cheap/inexpensive. If that's what you're used to and what you like just get a new one.