At the end of the day, the PowerShot V1 is bound to be a hit because it delivers when it comes to video and photo quality — especially given the current popularity of the now-ancient G7X III.
At the end of the day, the PowerShot V1 is bound to be a hit because it delivers when it comes to video and photo quality — especially given the current popularity of the now-ancient G7X III.
The 9a's camera quality can hang with flagships twice its price and it has more than enough performance for all but the most demanding gamers or multitaskers.
The OnePlus 13 is an example of how to keep things simple in an increasingly complex and AI-obsessed world while delivering on all the essentials.
The S25 Ultra is a hugely versatile phone, but this edition of Samsung's flagship is hard to get excited about.
The $5,000 Fujifilm GFX100S II gives professionals outstanding picture quality at a significantly reduced price over the $7,500 flagship GFX100 II.
Google's second foldable is all grown up, with refined hardware, superior cameras and long-lasting battery. It just needs to iron out a few software quirks to finish maturing.
All told, the X-T50 is an awesome upgrade to the X-T30 II, with improvements in nearly every area — particularly resolution, stabilization and video.
The GFX 100 II is the fastest medium format camera to date.
The downside, though, is the fact that it offers half the resolution of its rivals.
With the addition of Google's Tensor G3 chip, the Pixel 8a delivers handy AI features alongside a beautiful 120Hz OLED screen, excellent cameras and way above-average battery life for just $499.
Fujifilm has made all the right moves to keep the X100 VI's popularity high by tucking a very competent street and travel camera into a beautiful retro-cute body.
For many hybrid shooters, the Z8 is a better option than Sony's A1, particularly when it comes to video.
The A6700 is easily Sony's best APS-C camera yet, excelling at both photos and video, and offering much better handling.
It was a wise calculation — the A9 III is far better than I expected for a first-gen product. It offers mind-blowing speeds and incredible video capabilities, with a relatively small cost in image quality..
In a world where smartphones are becoming increasingly complex, the OnePlus 12 is a straightforward alternative that handles all the most important things with ease.
At this point, you'd be forgiven for being fed up with companies trying to push AI into everything. But if you just think about these as software upgrades meant to make your phone more useful, Samsung's push into machine learning makes a lot more sense.
With improvements in image quality, tracking and other areas, DJI's Osmo Pocket 3 is more versatile than ever.
Once again, DJI's Mini 4 Pro sets a benchmark for small drones. It has multiple new useful features, including updated obstacle detection, ActiveTrack 360, O4 transmission and Waypoints.
The Z Flip 5 is the best flip-style foldable on the market, even if questions over durability still linger.
It's still the best foldable on the market, but most of the new improvements fail to make an major impact.
With the R50, Canon has found a good balance between power and affordability.
For Google's entry into the world of flexible phones, the Pixel Fold feels like a win. Its clever hinge and slim chassis make it easy to use and carry, while its wider body delivers on Google's promise of making the phone's exterior screen a lot more usable.
The Pixel 7a is a simple device that packs a nice screen that's now even better thanks to a 90Hz refresh rate, solid performance and cameras that can hang with rivals twice its price.
Sony is once again on top of the high-resolution full-frame camera market with the A7R V.
