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The GoPro LIT HERO is a small, waterproof action camera aimed at first-time GoPro buyers. It records 4K video at up to 60 fps, so footage can be slowed to half speed, and it has a built-in light for dark scenes. Stabilization is applied after the fact in the Quik app rather than in the camera, and automatic highlight videos need a GoPro subscription. Against pricier GoPros it gives up in-camera HyperSmooth, a front screen and swappable batteries, but it keeps the rugged, point-and-shoot core. Owners rate it 4 out of 5 from 26 ratings.
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Lowest price we've seen: $197.14 on Nov 12 at Amazon. Tracked across 17 stores since Nov 12.
With 26 ratings averaging 4 out of 5, buyers treat the LIT HERO as an easy first action camera. They like the simple point-and-shoot handling and the built-in light, and some find the app-based stabilization and subscription features limiting.
The GoPro LIT Hero is a small, waterproof action camera built to be tough and easy to use. It records 4K video at up to 60 frames per second, and footage can be played back in 2x slow motion. A built-in light helps capture shots when there is little to no light.
It works with Magnetic Latch mounts, which let you switch between mounting setups in seconds. Magnetic Latch mounts are sold separately. To use it, just point and shoot.
After recording, the GoPro Quik app can smooth footage with HyperSmooth video stabilization. It can also turn footage into highlight videos that are sent to your phone. This works within your home Wi-Fi network and requires a GoPro subscription, which is available in select territories. Cloud upload and automatic highlight videos are not available in China.
