That being said, if you're a fan of tall-and-narrow folding phones and don't yet have a unit of your own, then the 11 Pro Fold is hard to resist.
That being said, if you're a fan of tall-and-narrow folding phones and don't yet have a unit of your own, then the 11 Pro Fold is hard to resist.
[T]he Galaxy Z Fold 7 is a powerful, slim, lightweight, and durable device.
If you're in the market for a new Android handset, the OnePlus 13 sits up there with the cream of the crop. Some minor software quibbles notwithstanding, the device provides an excellent user experience, and is well worth its price of entry in my eyes.
With its built-in LUTs, full-frame sensor, touchscreen interface, and compact size, the Panasonic S9 is the sort of camera that Instagrammers looking to step up from the smartphone's fake background blur are going to fall in love with.
If you've always wanted to try film photography, but beginner's nerves have always gotten in the way, buy the Pentax 17.
The Pixel 9 Pro Fold is extremely expensive at $1,799, but if I were in the market for a book-style foldable, I would pick it over the Galaxy Z Fold 6 because I appreciate its wider cover display, which allows me to use the device like a normal smartphone.
[I]n the end, there are lots of things to love about the Google Pixel 8a.
The Honor Magic 6 Pro is a well-rounded device that offers a respectable alternative where it's available to those who want a break from the competition.
The OM System OM-1 Mark II is one of the most capable cameras I've used, but I've seen other $2,400 cameras produce better photographs. The OM-1 Mark II's features make it one of the best Micro Four Thirds bodies available.
100x Space Zoom, a vibrant, curve-free AMOLED display, an S Pen with great features, and a lot more wrapped up in a titanium package. The Galaxy S24 Ultra is Samsung's statement on what a traditional slab smartphone should be in 2024.
Now in the end, the OnePlus 12 is an interesting phone.
The Vivo V29 is one of the best phones you can buy for taking selfies, but beyond that, it also provides a brilliant main camera, a lovely display and excellent value for money.
The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 is a compact all-in-one content production machine and I think it's one of the best tools an aspiring YouTuber could have at their disposal. It's a shame that it's so much more expensive than previous generations, but the results outweigh that cost.
The Nikon Zf is a wonderful camera, it feels great in use, and it's beautifully designed. What's more, it provides meaningful improvements over the Z6II, and offers some of the things that make the Z8 so great, but at a much more affordable price.
No matter what you're shooting, the Z8 can likely handle it.
An array of small upgrades make the GoPro Hero 12 Black the best GoPro to date, but only by a small margin.
The EOS R100 is simple but capable, particularly for photos, and feels like an ideal entry point for novices looking to master the basics of camera use.
I've had the absolute pleasure of testing it, and boy is it something special.
The larger exterior display is a delight to use, there's plenty of power under its hood, battery life is brilliant and the overall experience is a truly great one. If you're considering "joining the Flip Side", we suspect you won't go back.
In most regards, the DJI Osmo Action 4 seems unchanged from its predecessor. That is until the sun goes down, after which this action camera storms ahead of the competition with its low-light performance.
Its external appearance may give the sense of being small and cute, but what Sony has actually produced is a bit of a monster - in the best possible way.
The Pixel Fold takes Google's phones in a new direction, embracing the next-gen screen tech and presenting a premium PIxel option. It's a great quality phone, but it's clear there's still work to be done on app optimisation to enhance the experience.
In fact, the V10 feels decidedly underpowered next to pretty much all of them, and its faults are likely to frustrate anyone who bought it expecting a major step up over a smartphone.
If you're looking for a video powerhouse that can slip into your pocket, we think the ZV-1 II is one of the best options around. It's a shame that so many compromises are involved, but for the most part, it's a better experience, and it's still easy to recommend.
