The overall experience of using the Pixel Fold is excellent and I'm shocked that Google did this well right out of the gate with its first foldable, but I am having a hard time reconciling that price, particularly in light of its Tensor G2 chipset.
The overall experience of using the Pixel Fold is excellent and I'm shocked that Google did this well right out of the gate with its first foldable, but I am having a hard time reconciling that price, particularly in light of its Tensor G2 chipset.
Depending on your needs, the iPhone 14 Pro is still one of the best phones out there, but it’s a far more qualified recommendation.
The Google Pixel 7a once again claims the title of the best budget phone and my pick for the best phone under $500. The OnePlus 11 is the only option below $1,000 that I think is worth considering over the Pixel 7a and that’s if gaming on your phone is one of your top uses.
The Xiaomi 13 Pro is a strong flagship with a dated aesthetic that gets in the way. If the company had just channeled the Xiaomi 13, this would be a very different review.
Elegant design, powerful specs, fast charging, and excellent battery life are married together for under $700. The cameras keep improving but aren’t quite at Samsung or iPhone levels, and still, the 11 is a huge win for OnePlus.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is a revolutionary update in evolutionary clothing. Seemingly iterative changes yield a transformative upgrade for Android's one true flagship phone.
The Autel Evo Lite+’s robust build quality and ease of use, combined with excellent hi-res photo and video capture, make it one of the best mid-sized foldable drones you can but if the $1,100+ price doesn’t scare you off.
If you're an aspiring amateur photographer or content creator who also dabbles in video, the Canon EOS R7 is one of the best cameras you can buy and hits the perfect middle ground in Canon’s EOS R lineup.
If you need to spend under $500 for a phone and aren’t looking to get into the Apple ecosystem, the Pixel 6a is easily one of the best choices you could make.
It offers excellent performance, a wide 120Hz display to game on, and sleek, well-placed magnetic triggers that will up your gaming prowess on the go.
The Nikon Z6 II is a very competent all-rounder in both photography and video settings. For someone looking for a tool to cover a multitude of needs it is a very good choice, batting above average on almost all grounds.
Whether you are looking to step up your photography to a professional level or just seeking a high-quality daily-use camera, the Z5 will get you going without costing a fortune.
The OnePlus 10 Pro at $899 is an outstanding value that for the right buyer is the best phone available today.
This is an outstanding phone that earns a place among the best smartphones available today. It does stumble in a couple of areas, but it also outperforms any phone I’ve reviewed in one notable area.
The iPhone 13 mini is likely going away next year because, based on the sales, most users aren’t willing to give up a big screen to get a small phone.
Sony’s ZV-E10 is a fun camera, and a vlogger’s dream with excellent features like 4K/30 video capture and crisp, colorful stills, right out of the box for under $800.
The Sony Xperia Pro-I is aptly made for photography and cinematography professionals, adding a killer camera to a powerful Android smartphone. But it’s more of a camera alternative than the camera-smartphone hybrid it sets out to be.
The Pixel 6 Pro may be one of the best smartphones of the year, but whether Google can win over buyers remains unclear.
The Galaxy S21 Ultra isn’t the fastest Android phone on the market and there are some areas where other manufacturers have an edge such as the fast charging from OnePlus or the stock Android experience of the Pixel.
The Oppo Find X3 Pro isn’t an easy smartphone to recommend. With all that Oppo’s flagship does right, including its brilliant display, plentiful customization settings, and excellent cameras, its expensive price tag will turn many people away [...]
