The DJI Osmo Action 4 is the adventure-ready camera to get if you're all about low-light recording, though it doesn't push as many pixels or frames as a GoPro.
The DJI Osmo Action 4 is the adventure-ready camera to get if you're all about low-light recording, though it doesn't push as many pixels or frames as a GoPro.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 is an excellent phone for people looking to carry a 6.7-inch handset that takes up as little space as possible, as well as anyone simply looking for something fun and different.
The Fujifilm X-S20 is an exceptional mirrorless camera for creators and photo enthusiasts thanks to its stabilized sensor, excellent battery life, and healthy video toolkit.
The Sony a6700 mirrorless camera handles likes its predecessors thanks to its small body and corner-mounted EVF, but a new sensor, an AI-assisted focus system, and better video features are all compelling reasons to upgrade.
The three-lens Mavic 3 Pro, however, makes for a tempting upgrade because its midrange tele camera adds versatility for creative work.
The Insta360 Go 3 grabs quality 2.7K30 video and cleverly transforms between a wearable and traditional action cam, but some of its advanced video modes demand manual processing.
The Google Pixel Fold offers solid performance and strong build quality in a versatile folding form factor but is outperformed by Samsung when it comes to productivity.
There's good reason for astrophotographers to get excited about the Sigma 14mm F1.4 DG DN Art. The lens is the broadest full-frame optic with an f/1.4 aperture for any system, and its on-barrel controls suit night sky work well.
The Canon PowerShot V10 has a clever design and rolls attractive 4K video, but its battery doesn't last very long and its auto mode isn't that flexible.
The compact and weather-protected Leica Q3's full-frame sensor and bright, wide-angle lens make it an ideal camera for outdoor use and travel.
The Sony ZV-1M2 impresses as a vlogging camera thanks to its versatile 18-50mm zoom lens, 4K recording options, and clear stereo mic, but battery life could be better.
Google's $499 Pixel 7a is the best midrange Android phone you can buy right now. It offers fantastic performance for the price, features above-average cameras, and includes software niceties not widely available on other Android phones.
This complication, along with the somewhat cramped controls, are the main reasons we can’t fully recommend the EOS R50 as a travel camera for enthusiasts, despite its excellent picture quality and autofocus capabilities.
All these positives are enough for the R8 to earn our Editors' Choice award among its entry and midrange competitors.
[I]t's difficult to ignore the price, which is simply out of reach for many, including young creatives who would truly benefit from picking up a rangefinder. But if you can afford it, the M11 Monochrom is a special camera [...]
The Sigma 17mm F4 DG DN Contemporary lens puts crisp, extra-wide optics into a metal barrel with old-school style at a reasonable price.
The Sony FE PZ 16-35mm F4 G manages to deliver satisfying ergonomics for photography while supporting power zoom for video and vlogs, making it one of our favorite lenses in the system.
The Fujifilm X-T5 marks a return to photo-minded form for the X-T series and should please photogs who love its dial-driven controls, but some changes to the body style make it less of a do-it-all camera than the X-T4.
The Pentax HD D FA Macro 100mm F2.8 ED AW lens benefits from a refreshed optical formula that works better with high-pixel digital cameras, but Pentax didn't bother to make other changes to an outdated design.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is large and pricey, but an exceptional mix of features, performance, and quality makes it the best high-end Android phone you can buy.
With a dazzling display, speedy performance, and rapid recharging, the OnePlus 11 5G offers most of the features found on $1,000 flagship phones for hundreds less.
The Sigma 50mm F1.4 DG DN Art lens captures great-looking photos with loads of detail and defocused backgrounds at a price that undercuts first-party glass.
The Sony a7R V takes everything photographers loved about the a7R IV and makes it a little bit better. Faster, smarter autofocus, a gorgeous EVF, and a clever dual-hinged display make it our favorite high-pixel camera.
The Tamron 20-40mm F2.8 Di III VXD lens pairs well with gimbals for the vlogging crowd, and features an extra-wide view that photographers can appreciate too.
