DJI Mavic 3 9/10
The Mavic 3 is easy to use, packs down to a convenient size and produces an image that is second to none.
The Mavic 3 is easy to use, packs down to a convenient size and produces an image that is second to none.
The DJI Air 2S has a lot of fantastic specs and capabilities built into a neat, compact body that's small enough to fit in your hand when it's folded up. On the whole, it's a fantastic drone.
In almost every way, the OnePlus 10 Pro is a very good smartphone. In fact, we have no serious complaints about it.
All in all, the Panasonic Lumix GH6 stands alone without peer in this price category. It's a mighty impressive camera for videographers that was well worth the wait.
If you want a phone with professional-grade tools for videography and photography then it's certainly worth considering. It's one of the nicest looking and best-equipped phones on the market, but it's still not perfect - and is undeniably expensive.
We thought this retro camera was going to wow us. Instead it's rather proven that sometimes ideas from the past are best left there.
DJI's Action 2 has taken things in a different direction compared to its first action camera. It's nothing like a GoPro and - instead - introduces a premium metal build and a clevel modular design.
An outstanding camera system and plenty of power blend to make this flagship an enticing option. It's a confident step forward for Google, offering a phone that's more ambitious and more competitive against its rivals.
So while the camera market may be on a downturn, the Olympus E-P7 gives the corners of our mouth a welcome upturn.
[T]he Vivo X60 Pro is no game of two halves, it's an outright winner.
There aren't many cameras on the planet capable of doing everything the A1 can. It's a magnificent machine.
The Mi 11 Ultra is a rare moment from Xiaomi. One that's excited us more than any other phone of late.
If you don't want the super-fast shooting of the X-T4, don't need the weather-sealing either, then the X-E4 wraps much of its higher-spec cousin's features into a smaller, tidier body with a smaller price tag.
The OnePlus 9 Pro attemps to address the series' historically biggest issue: the cameras. However, even with support from Hasselblad, it still doesn't quite hit the mark in that regard.
The Xiaomi Mi 11 is packed full of potential.
When it comes to display, battery life and speed, Oppo's top tier entry is undoubtedly one of the best flagships on the market right now - and likely will be a strong choice for anyone looking for the best Android phone throughout 2021.
It's got the lens mount right, the quality right and, despite strong competition and not being a big upgrade over the original model, it's just exceptional in so many areas.
[W]e love what Sony has done with the A7C. It's a powerful camera that's also nimble. There's a lot of potential here and we can't wait to see if the company upgrades the form-factor with even higher-end feature details in the future.
Stand the X-T4 up against any camera of its type in the same price bracket and it'll more than hold its own. Whether for stills or video, this is Fujifilm showing it can still set the benchmark in this category.
As mirrorless cameras go the Nikon is easy to use, has a wonderful viewfinder, introduces improved autofocus features, and feels pitched to the correct kind of audience.
A vast improvement over its predecessor, the X-T200 makes for a solid entry-level interchangeable lens camera thanks to improved autofocus and its big vari-angle touchscreen.
A technological powerhouse that thinks differently. Sure, its smaller-scale sensor isn't the best in low-light, but the abundance of shooting modes and technologies on offer here superb - as is the exceptional image stabilisation system.
On the whole, the ZV-1 seems to nail Sony's vision. It's nimble, lightweight and powerful.
Ideal for beginners looking to learn, vloggers wanting decent Full HD capture (including to camera with a 3.5mm mic), or progressing photographers looking to learn more.
