[A]pple iPhone Duo has been sold out almost immediately, with waiting lists extending into next year if you order it now.
[A]pple iPhone Duo has been sold out almost immediately, with waiting lists extending into next year if you order it now.
If you’re a photographer, videographer, creator, or simply an advanced user who runs through battery life at twice the speed of mere mortals, then the new iPhones are pretty amazing, and you should get them despite the higher price.
In case it wasn't clear, if you absolutely must have a phone from the Pixel 11 series and the extra money is not a hurdle for you, I'd recommend the Pixel 11 Pro. It's just a rock-solid Android phone with a really great photography suite.
Simply put, the Pixel 11 Pro Fold is a massive improvement over the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, if only because it's a lot more comfortable to hold.
[I]f you tend to shoot solo and could use the convenience and flexibility of a removable remote, or if you're chasing the highest resolution available in the gimbal form factor, it's hard to go past the Luna Ultra.
This passport-style foldable has a huge inner display that lets you do so much more with your phone. It's held back by its 50MP main camera, which suffers in comparison to Pro and Ultra-level phones.
At $69.95, it's about half the price of a standard digital camera, and although it definitely has some drawbacks, like no screen or zoom, it makes up for them with ease and charm.
The Fujifilm Instax Mini 13 succeeds because it understands exactly what its audience wants. This isn’t a camera for pixel peepers or photography enthusiasts chasing technical brilliance.
Having spent a few days with the Xiaomi 17T Pro, I can say that it's a very strong contender.
If you're a professional creator, an AI superuser, or a developer who can make the most of the snappy Qualcomm processor, then I think you'll be very happy.
I wish it looked a little more interesting, but that's so far down the list of concerns with a smartphone that I can't hold it against OnePlus too much here.
Xiaomi’s 15T Pro strikes me as a no-nonsense purchase. It’s affordable while hitting the sweet spots in almost every way that matters, be it battery life, display quality, or camera performance.
Galaxy Z Fold 7 is my favorite Samsung foldable yet almost entirely on the back of its extreme thinness and solid performance.
By most of the metrics that matter, OnePlus 13 is an excellent smartphone. For $899, you get a vibrant display, AI features that at least have some parity with the competition, one of the best smartphone batteries ever, and top-level performance.
The Honor Magic V3 stands out as the finest book-style folding smartphone I have experienced. Its bold design is remarkably thin and lightweight, complemented by intriguing AI functionalities.
I may never have the combination of deep pockets and genuine interest that'll motivate me to purchase a foldable phone. But if I ever do, the Pixel 9 Pro Fold would most likely be at the top of my list.
The Vivo X Fold 3 Pro stands out with its larger, high-resolution displays, powerful performance, extensive feature set enhanced by AI, and impressive overall camera capabilities.
If you’re on an older Android device and desperately need something affordable that will get years of software upgrades and general reliability, the Pixel 8a is a great choice.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra still takes the throne as the best Android phone. However, for the first time ever, I’m questioning my pro-Samsung stance. Great selfies and long battery life are too alluring to pass up.
On the whole, it really is hard for me to imagine a better camera for video content creators.
The Hero 12 Black is the newest action camera from GoPro, and it's an absolute beast. For amateurs, influencers, and professionals, GoPro has added new features and content creation tools that make it easier to edit and share your videos with the world.
From this point on, Samsung is officially the standard-bearer for flagship foldables.
The Z Fold series may feel more like the future of phones, but the Z Flip 5 makes enough small improvements to be a worthwhile investment for someone who just wants a foldable.
Google’s debut in the realm of phones that bend is almost entirely a successful one.
