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  • Fujifilm X-A5

    Summing up all, the Fujifilm X-A5 is a very good entry-level camera for anyone who is just starting out as a photographer or a vlogger.

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  • Canon EOS RP

    110,495.00 (inclusive of all taxes) for the body only, the EOS RP is the most affordable full-frame mirrorless camera in the market.

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  • OnePlus 15

    What matters more is whether the phone still behaves like a flagship, and the answer is a confident yes. The battery life is class-leading, performance is rock solid, gaming stability is excellent, and the overall user experience is unmistakably fast.

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  • Vivo X100 Pro

    For those that don't quite use the selfie camera as much, I'd say the Vivo X100 Pro is worth every penny, particularly if you love taking portrait shots. In terms of the Vivo X100 Pro, the 'Pros' easily outweigh the 'Cons' earning it an easy recommendation in my book.

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  • Xiaomi 14

    The Xiaomi 14 is one of the most versatile 'non-Pro' flagship smartphones we've used to date, earning it an easy recommendation in our books.

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  • iQoo 9 Pro

    It's a good phone for gaming enthusiasts and photography lovers/bloggers that shoot and edit videos on their smartphones.

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  • Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra

    The Mi 11 Ultra is as good as a flagship Android phone can get in the year 2021. [...] That massive camera bump means serious photography and it hardly disappoints.

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  • Fujifilm X-A7

    The X-A7 is a good overall entry-level mirrorless camera. The newly developed contrast-based autofocus system and the 3.5-inches flip touchscreen are the biggest upgrades when compared to the predecessor.

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