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One of the best action cameras you can buy right now is just $299 down from $399.
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When it comes to action cameras, GoPro is the famous thousand-pound gorilla beloved by all patrons at the zoo. DJI’s Osmo Action 4 is like the precocious and just-as-cute chimpanzee a few enclosures down: It offers a ton of really excellent and advanced features in a similar form factor.

Right now, the Osmo Action 4 is down to $299 from its regular price of $399. Savings like that are important when you’re buying a camera you may one day accidentally drop off a cliff. This is one of our choices for the best action camera, so go check out that list if you’re curious as to why.

DJI Osmo Action 4 action camera $299 (was $399)

DJI Osmo Action 4 camera

At just 5.1 ounces and small enough to fit in a pocket, the DJI Osmo Action 4 fits a truly impressive amount of imaging tech into a tough little body. The 1/1.3-inch sensor is larger than what you’ll find in some other action cameras or your smartphone, which makes for better light capture and depth-of-field effects. It shoots 4K video at 120fps and offers high-end cinematic video formats.

This is an action camera, so it’s fully waterproof down to 59 feet. Plus, it’s freeze-proof, crush-resistant, and reinforced to withstand drops. It has a touchscreen on both the front and back, as well as a super-advanced image stabilization system inside, which comes in handy for everyone from extreme athletes and aspiring vloggers to primate portrait photographers.

 

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Stan Horaczek

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Stan Horaczek is the executive gear editor at Popular Science. He oversees a team of gear-obsessed writers and editors dedicated to finding and featuring the newest, best, and most innovative gadgets on the market and beyond.

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