No doubt you've heard about this phone, and I'm going to say that I really like it.
No doubt you've heard about this phone, and I'm going to say that I really like it.
For the average person who's upgrading, it is a nice phone.
This thing is just what we wanted it to be. Finally like normal phone on the outside really awesome folding display that looks good gets bright is it's the cam main camera is well it's a lot better anyway but the price and always the worry about the durability too.
This is, like I said, it's just a likable phone.
I think the design change is probably the biggest thing; that doesn't mean that this isn't a really nice super high-end phone for those of you who can fork over $1,300.
I would say that that obviously is undercutting what the iPhone 16 Pro Max cost and the $1,300 S25 Ultra from Samsung while offering a lot of the same top tier features and in some cases more, like the ginormous battery and the very bright display and all that sort of things.
So that's the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold for 2024 and because of the aspect ratio of the main display on the outside I really like it.
Once again, Samsung's "you want it, we got it." Everything in here you can imagine in a phone is back again, and the incremental iterative improvements are very good to see.
[I]t's still a lovely product, and I think the one thing or two things it really needed, one, number one, folding flat and being a little bit thinner and having a much more functional outer display, at least they're here.
Here we are five generations in and finally it closes flat. We have a slimmer design by a bit, super bright inner displays, very competent cameras, even if not much change there, and the special sauce of the S Pen and also Samsung DeX.
Again, a really nice mid-ranger for those of you who want a nice phone with things like wireless charging, water resistance, and good cameras, but you don't want to spend the crazy bucks of today's flagship phones cost. It's certainly a strong contender.
[G]oogle's gotten a handle on everything that went wrong with the 6 Pro, and they've actually made quite a good phone here.
There you go, the new purple kit on the block for 2022, of course available in less out there colors for those who prefer it. And it's a good phone and it's a good experience.
As ever, it's one of my favorite phones. It's just so much fun if you're a power user.
This is the everything phone priced at the everything phone price.
So I find the telephoto is still too slow a lens to really reliably do that but the wide angle ultra wide angle now works just really well and I I have to say again I review them all I'm picky I has a hobbyist I'm a photographer too I really like Apple iPhone 13 Pro / Pro Max.
That's the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra where Samsung gets it right and drops the price by $200. You've heard all the reasons why I think it's a pretty darn fine phone.
So that's the Sony a7 III, and for the price, my god, is it nice.
In this three thousand or thirty-one hundred-dollar price range, it is a superb camera. You can do some pretty professional work with this for all around kind of cinematography if you want.
The Sony RX100 IV, like its predecessors, is a marvel of miniaturization. This is quite a powerful camera for its size and it takes photos and videos that look noticeably better than point and shoots.
The Canon PowerShot G1X was a somewhat rocky start in the high end compact camera space, but with the PowerShot G7X, they've created something modern and compelling.
This is an easy one to recommend.
If you need big image quality but don't want to haul big gear around, the A7 and A7R are the answer.
Think of the Sony Cyber-shot RX10 as a fix lens Sony Alpha camera rather than the usual Cyber-shot consumer snapper.
