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The GoPro HERO13 Black Action Bundle Is Newly Released, but Amazon Put It on a Prime Day Deal

The GoPro HERO13 Black Action Bundle Is Newly Released, but Amazon Put It on a Prime Day Deal

Gizmodo10-07-2025
If you clicked on this, you probably already know it's Prime Day! If not, Prime Day is Amazon's big week in the summer where you can find huge deals and savings all across the website. Why don't they call it Prime Week then? I don't know, you'll have to ask Jeff Bezos. If you've been hoping to purchase an action camera similar to the GoPro Hero13 Black, I've got terrific new. The GoPro Hero13 Black is part of the Prime Day deals. Normally, priced at $500, the latest GoPro action camera, bundled with some added accessories, is now down to just $329. You save 34% as Prime Member, letting you hang onto an extra $171.
The only reason action cameras are even a thing is because of GoPro. It's a brand that has achieved Band-Aid or Kleenex levels of recognition, with most people calling any small wide-lens camera that can be mounted onto something a 'GoPro.'
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The Hero13 Black lives up to the brand name. This small, yet rugged, waterproof camera can survive going under water for up to 10 meters (or 33 feet if you're American). There's no better way to capture your outdoor adventures be they launching off ramps on skis or down under the water's surface exploring a coral reef.
The magic of the GoPro Hero13 Black lies with it's stabilization. HyperSmooth 6.0 removes all the bumpiness and camera shake. You might be careening down the side of a mountain on a bike. Normal camera would pick up every rock or pebble your wheel rides over, but here with the Hero13 Black, all of that dizzying footage is fixed thanks to the in-camera sensor and software stabilization, utilizing only minimal cropping.
The GoPro Hero13 Black is capable of recording in 5.3K. That might not sound like much more than 4K, but the way the math works it's actually 91% more resolution. It's also 665% more than standard 1080p. Despite its compact size, this puppy can take in every crisp detail. You can even use the camera for photography, capturing photos at 27MP. Open up the GoPro app on your phone and you can take snapshots right then and there.
HDR is supported, making recording in any light conditions a possibility. All the details hidden within dark shadows or overly illuminated by bright lights can come into focus, looking true to life.
With the camera, you'll also get two enduro batteries and a waterproof shutter remote. For Prime Day, the GoPro Hero13 Black can be yours for just $329.
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