SAVE $89.01:As of Nov. 14,A Fair Haired Woman Who Spins And Pulls Out get the DJI Osmo Action 4 for $209.99 at Amazon, down from its normal price of $299. That's a 30% discount and the lowest price we've seen.
If winter means you're ready to get out and go on some sporting adventures or hit the slopes, an action camera is the perfect way to share your adventures with the world. They have the rugged frames, battery life, and features you need to capture awesome footage of whatever you get up to, whether it's an alpine bike ride or a hike through the winter weather. And, right now, you can score a great option from Amazon at its lowest price ever ahead of Black Friday.
As of Nov. 14, get the DJI Osmo Action 4 for just $209.99 at Amazon. That's $89.01 off its normal price of $299 and a discount of 30%. It's also the lowest price we've seen. For this price, you get a bundle including the camera itself, an additional battery, protective frame, adapter mount, adhesive base, a locking screw, a USB Type-C to Type-C cable, lens hood, anti-slip pad, and a DJI sticker.
SEE ALSO: Best Buy is treating most of November like Black FridayThis model may not be the newest entry in the DJI action camera lineup, but it's more than worth picking up at this price. It offers 4K footage that can film at 120 fps as well as a 1/1.3-inch sensor that can deliver smooth, crisp video of your most action-packed activities. It has a dual-screen design, with one front-facing screen for selfies and a rear touchscreen for a more traditional camera experience.
If you plan on getting out and getting some winter runs in, grab this camera and start filming. Or get one for the adventure-seeker in your life at this excellent price while it's still available.
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