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Adventure seekers rejoice! GoPro just announced three new action cameras in its Hero11 series. Known as Hero11 Black, Hero11 Black Creator Edition, and the Hero11 Black Mini, these additions aim to cater to individual, user-specific needs.
What’s new with GoPro Hero11?
GoPro ensures to keep several features uniform for its GoPro Hero11 Black series. All three cameras within this series offer a larger, brand-new 27-megapixel sensor that delivers the highest resolution, 10-bit colour depth, expansive field of view, and the highest level of video stabilisation possible.
Under the hood is GoPro’s GP2 chip that automatically sends highlight videos to your smartphone without any extra effort. All you have to do is put your GoPro Hero11 Black camera for charge, and it will send the recorded footage to your GoPro cloud account. Further, this footage will be edited into a highlight video and sent directly to your phone using the GoPro Quik app.
Additionally, the tech giant has also incorporated an Enduro Battery to address the shortcomings of its previous battery life. This addition serves better in colder regions by extending the record time up to 38%.
How much does GoPro Hero11 cost in India?
You can purchase the GoPro Hero 11 Black for Rs 51,500. The high-end Black GoPro Creator edition will be made available for purchase only halfway into October, and users can bring it home for Rs 71,500.
Lastly, the GoPro Hero11 Mini will be up for sale from November onwards, and will cost Rs 41,500. In India, you can buy the GoPro Hero11 Black series from various online and offline channels, including Croma.com and at your nearest Croma retail stores.
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