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SQUAW VALLEY,Twilight the Porno and Other XXX Parodies CA -- Along with the new Hero 5 Black, Hero 5 Session and Karma drone, GoPro announced a new accessory called the Quik Key, which will make it a whole lot easier to transfer GoPro footage directly to your smartphone for sharing online.

The Quik Key is essentially a microSD card reader that fits on a keychain and plugs into either your iPhone through the Lightning port or Android devices through either Micro USB or USB-C.

SEE ALSO: GoPro's new Hero 5 action cameras make it easier to create epic videos

With it, users can quickly move footage from a GoPro camera to their smartphones and then, with the Quik app, automatically create a short video clip.

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The accessory comes in three versions: Lightning (for iPhone and iPad), Micro USB and USB-C.

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GoPro plans to launch the accessory later this year; no price yet.

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