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SAVE $45: Today,Documentary Archives April 22, you can shop the GoPro Hero 11 for $254.99 at Amazon, saving 12% off the regular list price of $299.99.

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$299.99 Save $45

Whether you're a vlogger, content creator, or adventurer who loves capturing the thrills and highlights of your travels, a GoPro can be your go-to camera thanks to its hyper-smooth stabilization abilities and super-vivid imaging.

Today, April 22, you can score the GoPro Hero 11 for its best-ever price of $254.99 at Amazon. Normally, the camera lists for $299.99. Today's limited-time deal saves you $45, which is 12% off. The first time we saw the price drop this low was for a short time back in March before it returned to $299.99. We don't know how long this deal is staying for, so we recommend taking advantage of it while you can.

When you shop the GoPro Hero 11, the waterproof action camera comes with a flat adhesive mount for steady shots, high and low-profile mounting buckles that let you set the perfect angle, a charging cable, and a Hero 11 battery.

The GoPro Hero 11 captures video in 5.3K resolution, which is 91% more resolution than standard 4K. With an 8:7 ratio, you can pack more of the scene in each shot, too. While GoPro has long been known for its time-lapse capabilities, the GoPro Hero 11 goes even further with three nighttime time-lapse features, including Star Trails, Light Painting, and Vehicle Light Trails modes.

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