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DJI’s all-new Osmo 4K Action Camera has two displays and shoots 4K60: $296.50 (Reg. $349)

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Today only, 6ave Electronics via Rakuten is offering the DJI Osmo 4K Action Camera for $296.65 shipped when coupon code SAVE15 has been applied during checkout. Note: You will need to be logged in to a free Rakuten account to use this code. That’s $53 off the going rate found at retailers like Best Buy and is the first notable price drop we’ve tracked. Probably the most prominent feature of this action camera is its secondary display. This makes it easier than ever to know exactly what is being captured while recording. Users will be able to shoot 4K60 video, a feature that is typically missing in most of its competitors. Simply pop in a microSD card and you’ll be good to go. Ratings are still rolling in, but DJI products are generally well-rated. Have a look at our first impressions to learn more.

Don’t need the secondary display? Opt for GoPro HERO7 Silver at $215 to cut cost by an additional 25%. This alternative shoots 4K video, 10MP photos, and even sports voice control for easy, hands-free recording.

DJI Osmo Action 4K Camera features:

  • 1/2.3″ CMOS Sensor, Wide f/2.8 Lens
  • Up to 4K60 Video, 12MP Still Photos
  • Up to 3200 ISO, HDR Support
  • Wide Dynamic Range in 4K30
  • RockSteady Digital Video Stabilization

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