The chip's baseline performance, paired with Google's incredible Android 17 optimizations, ensures the Pixel 11 Pro Fold handles daily smartphone and productivity tasks just fine.
The chip's baseline performance, paired with Google's incredible Android 17 optimizations, ensures the Pixel 11 Pro Fold handles daily smartphone and productivity tasks just fine.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is all about further refinement. Almost everything is better, but you might find it hard to notice the differences compared to recent iPhone or Android flagships.
[I]f you're looking for a flagship phone that prioritizes practical improvements over marketing gimmicks, the OnePlus 13 is a compelling option.
[T]he Galaxy S25 Ultra is arguably Samsung's most refined flagship yet – not because it revolutionizes the smartphone industry, but because it expertly delivers a dependable experience.
The Fujifilm X100VI is a solid successor to the X100V, now offering a significant boost in resolution with its new 40MP sensor while maintaining the classic design and usability that fans of the series love.
More known for its innovative 360-degree cameras and “shoot now, frame later” editing process, the Ace Pro is Insta360's first dedicated GoPro-style action camera.
Samsung’s Galaxy S line of flagship phones has always been touted as the Android phones-to-beat, setting a benchmark to compare other phones that launch later in the year.
The DJI Osmo Action 4 stands out in the action camera market with its superior low-light performance and 10-bit D-Log color profile.
The Galaxy Z Flip5 refines its clamshell design with a more durable hinge and larger cover display while offering solid but not groundbreaking performance; however, it falls short in battery life and camera capabilities.
The Mavic 3 Pro stands out as the first drone in DJI's lineup to feature a three-camera system, which for some, with its new lens, may be enough to justify its "Pro" moniker.
This year's Ultra is a solid buy, and if you are looking for a powerhouse Android smartphone with all the bells and whistles, the S23 Ultra should be at the top of your list.
If you're looking for a top-end smartphone that'll deliver a premium experience and excellent image quality, then look no further.
Now with the Pixel 7 Pro, Google is refining the Pixel and making it a true flagship competitor in the Android market. It's certainly worth considering if you are shopping for a new smartphone.
The Galaxy Fold is becoming more of a polished product. This year brought some minor refinements that play a significant role in this device's evolution.
If you're looking for a smartphone that's really good at photography and videography, but you don't want to spend so much on a flagship device, you should go for the Vivo V25 Pro.
The One RS's modular design improves on many of the unique features of the original One R.
[T]his is one beastly phone with a very sleek and understated design, and I don't think anyone picking it up would be disappointed in its feature-set.
[T]he OnePlus 9 Pro has a respectable camera system, but it falls flat thanks to OnePlus itself.
[T]he G80 is certainly not a budget camera, although it makes up for this by including many features not often found on mirrorless cameras.
For everyone else looking for big results in a small package, the Sony and its E-mount lineup looks promising, provided you've got deep pockets.
Unless the a5100 could compete with an entry level DSLR it was dead on arrival. That isn't the case.
To me, the EOS M offers a satisfying balance of price, performance, and form factor. If you're in the market for a mirrorless camera and don't mind the lack of an EVF or built-in flash, the EOS M should be near the top of your wishlist.
