GoPro's latest 5.3K action camera is $100 off at Amazon
SAVE $100: The GoPro Hero13 Black is on sale at Amazon for $329.99, down from the standard price of $429.99. That's a 23% discount.
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Summer vacation is just around the corner and if you're looking for a way to share the experience with those who can't come along, there's a great deal in store at Amazon.
As of May 25, the GoPro Hero13 Black is on sale for $329.99 at Amazon, marked down from the usual price of $429.99. That's a 23% discount that shaves $100 off the list price.
Now that we're well into Memorial Day weekend, you're probably thinking about warmer weather and summer vacation. If you love to record your adventures, you'll want to pack along something that's more worthy than just your phone. The GoPro Hero13 Black is the brand's latest model and it offers impressive 5.3K video. That means the footage from your underwater adventures, city wandering, and mountain hike will be crisp and great to share.
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A GoPro is a must-have if you upload to YouTube or TikTok and this is the first model to use the Enduro battery, which has 1900mAH capacity. In real-life terms, that gives you over 2.5 hours of recording in 1080p or 1.5 hours in 4K.
Mashable Tech Editor Timothy Beck Werth tested out the GoPro Hero13 Black and said it's "way better than a $400 video camera has any right to be." And thanks to today's sale price at Amazon, that price sinks even lower, to $330.
GoPro made some nice upgrades with this model including new HB-series lenses with auto-detect and a new body design. The GPS and data overlay are also major improvements compared to previous models.
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In Beck Werth's review of the action camera, he says, "...it shoots professional-quality video footage underwater, on the trail, and in the snow. For creators and pro videographers, the new lens mods, accessories, and ND filters give you even more powerful tools."
Before you head out on summer adventures, upgrade to the GoPro Hero13 Black during Amazon's Memorial Day sale. You'll be able to get a model that's packed with functions for just $329.99, saving $100 compared to the usual price.
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