We will even see a special new feature in the Hero+ LCD that wasn’t present in any of the company’s devices until now, namely in-camera video trimming. Users can now edit their videos directly on the spot without having to go through computer software, allowing them to easily cut out the parts where they’re holding the camera, something that’s always present in GoPro videos.
In the end, all of these features are offered for a $300 price tag, which is quite the serious increase over the $120 price of the previous model, and it’s equal to the price of the Hero 3+ Silver which also adds various extra features.
Still, it’s a good deal for what it offers, and it’s definitely going to be popular among some users, especially those who don’t need the latest and greatest features of the GoPro line. It definitely has a lot to offer on its own, and we would expect it to enjoy a good deal of popularity until the GoPro Hero 5 finally arrives on the market.