GoPro's new entry-level Hero camera costs $199

Action cam maker GoPro introduced a new entry-level camera dubbed Hero Thursday.

The new camera, simply dubbed the Hero, replaces the previous entry-level model and is priced at $199.99.

You can start and stop recording, take photos and turn it off using voice control too and video stabilisation can smooth out footage.

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"Hero is a great first GoPro for people looking to share experiences beyond what a phone can capture", said GoPro's Senior Vice President of Product, Meghan Laffey. For just $199, the new Hero forgoes certain features found on its more expensive siblings. It is waterproof to 30 feet and is extremely durable and ideally suitable for adventurous social sharers and travelers.

It also looks like the software on the new GoPro Hero has also been simplified to make it easier to operate. The main difference is that it's not quite as good of a camera.

GoPro is framing the new camera as the flawless addition to your adventures: easy to use, durable, and affordable. While the range-topping Hero6 Black can record in 4K, the new Hero tops out a 1440p at 60fps (which is still pretty respectable), and photo quality is limited to 10-megapixels.

Memories captured on the GoPro HERO are transferred to the GoPro app on a smartphone or tablet, saving you the trouble of working with memory cards or having to plug the camera into a computer. GoPro has a 1-year low of $4.56 and a 1-year high of $11.89. Since it is the same in its size and shape as the other two cameras, it can fit in the same mounts and should work with all the same accessories as well.