OPPO knocked it out of the park with the Find X10 Pro Max, but not necessarily for the reasons you’d assume.
OPPO knocked it out of the park with the Find X10 Pro Max, but not necessarily for the reasons you’d assume.
[I]f you can do without GMS, or want a photography-focused secondary device for your older main driver, the Huawei Pura 90s Pro Max is a compelling alternative.
There can be no doubt that the OPPO Find X9 Ultra is an exceptional phone. With its remarkable performance, enduring battery life, fantastic cameras, and excellent feature set, it’s easily one of the best flagship Android phones you can buy right now.
All in all, the Honor Magic V6 is a pleasant foldable smartphone that meets the bare minimum in premium expectations, and its shortcomings are few.
There are a few competitors around this price range, but the 17T Pro offers just the right blend of hardware, features and price that make it a standout.
The Vivo X300 Pro is a magnificent re-entry that ticks nearly all the boxes needed for a flagship handset, on top of its extraordinary battery life, fantastic cameras and exceptional day-to-day performance.
The OPPO Find X9 Pro’s improvements to its software and hardware experience have brought it even closer to being an easy pick, especially for users who want to try something different from the usual Android and iOS suspects without compromising on features, speed [...]
Delivering more value year-on-year, the successor to the Xiaomi 14T Pro is even harder to resist.
Starting at just S$799, it's hard to find a budget flagship phone that offers better value than the Xiaomi 14T Pro.
The Canon EOS R1 impresses with its accurate subject tracking AF, great build, superb handling, excellent stills and videos, and large buffer for continuous shooting. Taken as a whole, it is easily the best full-frame mirrorless camera for any kind of fast-moving photography.
Whether it’s your first time with a foldable phone or not, the Honor Magic V3 is an incredibly compelling option that builds on the solid foundation of the Magic V2 and makes it even better.
If you’re looking for a great flagship experience and photos that will fit easily into your pocket, it’s hard to argue against getting the Xiaomi 14 at this price.
For S$1,699, we expected Xiaomi 14 Ultra to be the best premium handset the brand has made thus far, and it managed to surpass our expectations by going beyond good overall performance with its display, battery, cameras, and overall high levels of refinement.
If AI tricks aren't important to you, chances are you would be content with devices that get premium flagship features right.
The Vivo V29 comes across as a niche offering in a crowded midrange smartphone market, but it does fulfil its niche well.
Despite a hefty price tag and mediocre battery life, the Sony Alpha 7R V is probably the best full-frame still camera in the market right now.
There aren't many flip phones around, but there's no question that Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip5 is currently the best flip phone you can buy now.
Above all, in our books, the X80 Pro is an extremely competitive shooter for photos and video coming ahead of many other flagship phones we've compared.
While it’s difficult to match the X70 Pro’s camera versatility and quality at its price point, Vivo could’ve done more to make this variant more palatable within the competitive budget flagship space.
[T]he A7 III is certainly a worthy addition for all Sony photographers, be they amateurs or professionals.
The Pen-F checks all the right boxes to become a portable camera companion. It’s clear that Olympus’ has done some of their best work on the Pen-F, and it’s a new classic for our age that would make its namesake proud.
[T]he X-A2 is a fairly competent camera that should more than meet the needs of first-time users who are moving into the world of interchangeable lens cameras.
[A]s of this point, if you're looking for a full-frame camera and you're not locked into any particular system, the Nikon D750 is a camera we'd wholeheartedly recommend [...]
Compared to the EOS 100D, the EOS 1200D lacks things like touch operations and a flip out LCD screen, and operation in Live View can be a frustrating endeavor if you’re trying to work on moving subjects.
