The Lito X1 finds its sweet spot in between, delivering strong image quality and useful production tools in a small, lightweight package.
The Lito X1 finds its sweet spot in between, delivering strong image quality and useful production tools in a small, lightweight package.
For a solo creator who travels for both work and the version of themselves that only comes out on a trail or in a new city, the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P earns its spot in the bag. It’s not trying to replace a full production; it’s trying to be one.
The vivo X300 Ultra is a hard Swipe Right, solid Super Swipe, and a worthy recipient of GadgetMatch’s Seal of Approval.
The HONOR Magic V6 is the fulfillment of the book-style foldable promise.
It’s not excellent. But it’s pretty darn good where it counts.
Almost three years after, OPPO set the record straight. They finally delivered a midranger that doesn’t feel mid with its excellency in smartphone-tography.
If you're planning on a lot of trips next year, and I know I am, and want a phone that shoots beautiful photos and videos, zooms further, edits smarter, shares easier, and lasts longer, the Oppo FindX 9 Pro is the travel companion I'd bring every time.
The price is a tough ask for most people. But if you have disposable income to spare and relate to any of the use-cases I mentioned above, the Galaxy Z Fold7 is a super device that you’ll surely enjoy.
The HONOR 400 isn’t trying to be a flagship killer. It’s trying to be your favorite everyday phone and honestly, it might just succeed.
The Xiaomi 14T Pro is the kind of flagship-level smartphone that I’d recommend to anyone who wants that level of performance and features but doesn’t have the stomach to spend well over USD 1000/ PhP 50,000.
The Fujifilm X-T50 is never a sloucher. It’s more than capable both for your photography and videography needs.
The HONOR Magic V3 is my personal pick as the best foldable smartphone of 2024 so far.
If you are like me who values smartphone cameras and is heavily invested in smartphone-tography but can only shell out half the cost of any modern-day flagship, I highly recommend the vivo V30 Pro.
Despite all of its shortcomings, it's a great Android smartphone; it's just not the best value for your money, not in the way Xiaomi flagships used to be.
As a flagship, the Xiaomi 14 performs more than adequately well for today’s standards. It’s perfectly sized, premium-looking, powerful, versatile, and long-lasting.
The HONOR Magic6 Pro is a bonafide speedster delivering blazing fast performance across the board. Be it in the display, camera, charging, or overall usage.
The reviews are in and overwhelmingly the consensus is clear: the OnePlus Open is the best foldable in the market today.
[T]he vivo V29 5G is a great gadget for those who love content creation, and those with the habit of using multiple apps in a single time.
I personally love this phone. I love its pocketability and its form factor.
[T]he Xiaomi 13 Pro still offers the flexibilities of a smartphone while having the excellence of today’s advanced imaging system — plus a well thought-out partnership with a world-renowned camera brand.
It’s a powerful device that gets the job done.
My hot take: in the 900 range there are better phones than the OnePlus 10 Pro, but in the 650 dollar price range the OnePlus 10T is very competitive.
Just like the phones that came before it, the Google Pixel 6a is still the best device for folks who want an affordable Android smartphone, and it's especially true this time around thanks to its high-end Tensor chip from Google and more premium-looking design.
The updates on the X80 Pro aren't flashy or gimmicky, but solid improvements across the board, from the cameras to the display to battery and even charging.
