GoPro HERO Tiny 4K Action Camera

Today’s action cameras are already pretty tiny and light, but GoPro decided that it can do even better. Enter the new HERO, which somehow manages to get even more compact without turning into a thumbtack. And yes, unlike certain competitors, it still has a real built-in monitor, proving once again that GoPro means business when it comes to action cameras. This brand is practically the Godfather of action cam.

GoPro HERO Tiny 4K Action Camera

So how light is GoPro’s new “4K’ing Tiny” HERO? Well, it’s just 86 grams (that’s 3.03 oz. for you imperial system loyalists), which felt like it is a camera made for ants more than us humans—but don’t let its size fool you. This tiny powerhouse is waterproof up to 16 feet (that’s 4.9 meters for us metric system devotees), so whether you’re swimming, mud-wrestling, or simply clumsy, HERO’s got your back. Built with GoPro’s legendary durability, it even comes with folding mounting fingers for easy attachment to helmets, bikes, or maybe your dog.

Despite its size, HERO delivers 4K video that’ll make even the most mundane moments look epic. Want to slow things down? It’s got 2.7K slo-mo. Snap 12MP photos or grab 8MP stills right from your 4K videos using the GoPro app—it’s like magic for your action-packed life. HyperSmooth stabilization turns your wobbly footage into professional-grade clips, so every leap, dive, or stumble looks polished.

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HERO’s Enduro battery lets you keep filming for over an hour at the highest settings, no matter the weather. Rain, snow, or a bad case of butterfingers won’t stop it.

Best of all, this pocket-sized adventurer is yours for just US$199.99—GoPro’s most affordable camera yet. Ideal for everyone, from thrill-seekers to people who just really love filming their cats.

GoPro HERO Tiny 4K Action Camera
GoPro HERO Tiny 4K Action Camera
GoPro HERO Tiny 4K Action Camera
GoPro HERO Tiny 4K Action Camera
GoPro HERO Tiny 4K Action Camera

Images: GoPro.