The iPhone Duo overcomes Apple's late start by delivering the best hardware, performance, and battery life of any foldable phone on the market.
The iPhone Duo overcomes Apple's late start by delivering the best hardware, performance, and battery life of any foldable phone on the market.
If you prefer a larger screen and slightly longer battery life should instead opt for the iPhone 18 Pro Max [...]
The GoPro Mission 1 Pro ILS is a tiny, interchangeable lens powerhouse for slow-motion video. It asks more of creators than mainstream autofocus options do, but delivers footage that action cameras can't match.
The Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold leans into AI and camera strength rather than multitasking chops, and the result is a polished folding phone built for daily use.
The Monochrome edition qualifies as a tool for specialists who want the best black-and-white digital photos above all else and don't have the budget for a Leica Q3 or M11 Monochrom.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 sets a new standard for book-style foldables by pairing a squatter, video-friendly inner display with excellent battery life, quick performance, and genuinely helpful AI features, making it the foldable to beat.
Looking at the total package, the EOS R6 V is the best full-frame camera for vlogging and content creation that we've tested, so it ousts the Sony ZV-E1 as our Editors' Choice in the category.
I'm not being hyperbolic when I say that the Sony RX10 V is the best bridge camera ever made.
The Luna Ultra sets a new standard for cameras built for vlogging and content creation. [...] The Luna Ultra is the first camera in the series, but it's the natural upgrade path for creators who have a DJI Osmo Pocket 3 (or older) and are ready to step up to the latest.
The Mission 1 Pro is a triumphant return to form for GoPro, beating the latest DJI Osmo Action 6 in many areas.
The Camp Snap 2 is just as charming, fun, and affordable as the original.
The OnePlus 15 holds its own against top Android flagships from Google and Samsung, delivering a sleek design, category-defining battery life, lightning-fast performance, cutting-edge specs, and a dash of AI—all at a refreshingly affordable price.
The Sony a7R VI feels like the first a7R camera with virtually no compromises.
[I]f you can handle the cost and don't mind carrying a big lens, the FE 100-400mm F4.5 GM OSS is an exemplary performer that's worth the money.
The Lumix DC-ZS300 is an appealing camera for photographers who want a compact that's truly pocketable, offers big zoom power, and delivers the image quality of a large Type 1 sensor.
Fujifilm didn't make many changes for the third edition of the X-T30, but the latest iteration of its most affordable SLR-style mirrorless camera is an excellent tool for photography and video, nonetheless.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra impresses with sharp cameras, smart AI features, a cutting-edge screen, and a classic design, making it easy to recommend to creatives pros.
Ultimately, the Pixel 10a delivers where it matters most, with excellent cameras, clean software, and a wealth of AI features that work as advertised. For $499, it's one of the best-balanced Android phones you can buy [...]
The RF 70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM Z is among the best that Canon has ever made.
The Sigma 15mm F1.4 DC Contemporary is a nifty little prime lens for APS-C cameras. I like its small size (it's far easier to carry than the 16mm F1.4 Contemporary, which it supplants) and I love its instant, silent autofocus. Image quality is also excellent.
Pick one up if you're looking to step away from smartphone photography or if your tween or teen is a budding Diane Arbus. The Camp Snap Pro is as good a camera as you'll find for the price [...]
The Flashback One35 V2 delivers a convincingly analog look and charming film-inspired experience, but its buggy app, artificial limits, and unreliable flash limit the camera's appeal.
Ultimately, the Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Cinema is a more successful implementation of a similar concept [...] But if you can't handle Fuji's $410 price point, the CS-8 is a pretty decent alternative.
It's one of the oddest cameras I've seen to date, bit also one of the most fun, and while there's nothing quite like it—the Camp Snap CS-8 is close, but is strictly a video camera and doesn't have the printing, sharing, or still capture options.
