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Whether you're packing your summer full of travels, catching waves at the beach, or hitting your favorite hiking and mountain biking trails, you'll want an action camera that can keep up with your pace - and capture the incredible details of each moment.

Today, the GoPro Hero 12 is on sale for $100 off its list price, taking the price down from $399.99 to $299.99. It's a limited-time deal, so we recommend scoring the savings sooner rather than later if you're in the market for a new adventure-ready camera.

Waterproof and dustproof, the GoPro Hero 12 is rugged and durable, earning its reputation as an excellent outdoor action camera. Not only do these durability features protect the device itself, but they also help you create the best images possible. For example, the camera's water-repelling lens cover also eliminates lens flare. Plus, the GoPro Hero 12 shoots in stunning 5.3K video, which has 91% more resolution than the standard 4K. With its Emmy-Award-winning HyperSmooth 6.0 Stabilization, you'll get smooth footage even when you're engaging in the shakiest and bumpiest of activities.

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