Xiaomi 13 Ultra 9/10
The Xiaomi 13 Ultra is less a phone with a camera, and more a camera with a phone.
The Xiaomi 13 Ultra is less a phone with a camera, and more a camera with a phone.
Should you buy it? Yes. Resoundingly yes. It really ticks a lot of boxes unless you absolutely want a faster aperture.
It may have been a long time coming, but the $1399.99 a6700 is a substantial improvement in almost every way -- except with the displays.
Should you buy it? Yes. If you are gonna shoot the APS-C or Super 35 format, this is the way to go.
The Insta360 Go 3 is a clever take on action cameras that proves to be more than a gimmick.
The main strength of the Fold lies in its immense work surface when using apps or when you want some big-screen entertainment, but the main hindrance is the fragility that comes as a result of the hinge and the $1799 asking price.
It’s a minimalist fixed f/2.8 lens with an affordable tag and optics that punch well above its price.
The Vivo V27 Pro is well-built and loaded with solid features and performance, making it a very competitive player in the crowded mid-range field.
Sigma has made an interesting focal length that is worthy of the Art badge, while also providing an excellent astrophotography lens at a decent price.
Even ones doing serious professional work should consider how much power the Z8 gives at a more reasonable price.
The Pixel 7a stands out as one of the best phones $500 can buy.
This is very much a professional, high-end filmmaking device that requires a steady amount of incoming work to rationalize the $16,500 price.
So even though this camera's so pre-production, everything that I love about the Q2 is here, and then the upgrades that we're getting are really big upgrades.
It's not without its quirks, but the Pentax K-3 III Monochrome does what it sets out to do -- capture excellent black and white images -- and does so with aplomb.
Should you buy it? It depends on your focal length preference, but at a fairly affordable price, the Sony ZV-1 Mark II gives you a wider lens for vlogging and maintains everything that made the ZV-1 popular with the addition of a few new bells and whistles to make vlogging a little more creative.
If you’re looking to ditch the kit lens for something wider and faster, this would be a fine choice.
The Sigma 17mm is a worthy option for anyone needing a compact ultra-wide lens.
The Zfc takes its film cosplay seriously and very much hampers the experience with clunky controls and a very slow memory card writer.
While it may not be perfect by modern and mirrorless standards, for Pentax users, this is the best macro option you can get.
If the budget allows, and the black-and-white obsession is present, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more fun and rewarding experience.
For a phone that’s technically not Vivo’s best in the X90 lineup, the X90 Pro is a solid shooter with a lot to offer.
The Xiaomi 13 Pro is the real deal; it proves its worth as one of the top camera phones of 2023, competing against the best on the market now and almost certainly what’s to come over the course of the year.
Should you buy it? Yes. It's small, simple to operate, has some impressive autofocus in both still and video formats, and is seriously easy to travel with.
Should you buy it? No, unless you’re into gaming and aren’t as interested in the broader camera system.
