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  • DJI Osmo Pocket 4P

    Ultimately, it is the competitive price of the Pocket 4P that makes it so easy to recommend, paired with that impressive camera system. In this day and age to see such aggressive pricing is surprising and very welcome.

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  • Insta360 Luna Ultra

    The Insta360 Luna Ultra is an impressive little camera, despite a few notable flaws. [E]ven with the autofocus issues and lack of motionlapse capability, at time of writing it's the most powerful handheld all-in-one gimbal-camera available.

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  • GoPro Mission 1 Pro

    It is also very expensive, which erodes its advantage over less expensive cameras. However, when considered as a whole, the Mission 1 Pro is the overall best in its genre, and if price isn't an object, this is the action to choose.

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  • Kodak Charmera

    If the goal of the Charmera isn't to create tack-sharp photos, but to record and share your memories so that others may see how you lived, it's a winner.

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  • OnePlus 15

    [I]f an Android flagship with standout gains is what you seek, the OnePlus 15 will deliver on that front generously.

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  • DJI Osmo 360

    The DJI Osmo 360 has all the quirks indicative of a first generation product, yet it is nonetheless quite compelling. From a perspective of sheer image quality, it absolutely comes out on top, likely thanks to that large sensor in it.

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  • Sony RX1R III

    I absolutely adore the Sony RX1R iii, and it certainly ranks among the most enjoyable cameras I've ever tested. The performance it delivers in this form factor is genuinely remarkable [...]

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  • Sigma BF 8/10

    It's not a camera that's made for everyone, and that's OK. Niche products can be quite successful, and the BF is absolutely a niche product.

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  • Insta360 X5 9/10

    It's great to see that Insta360 isn't resting on its laurels, having already delivered a fantastic 360 camera last year, and have moved forward with significant and innovative upgrades in the Insta360 X5.

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  • Google Pixel 9a 8/10

    The Pixel 9a checks in at a solid midrange price point — $499. It can be purchased at Google's Play store and in the Google Store on Amazon.

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  • OM System OM-3 9/10

    While there are a few gripes with the OM-3, for the most part it's a fantastic camera, and one of the best M4/3 cameras out there.

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  • Insta360 Ace Pro 2 9/10

    The Insta360 Ace Pro 2 is so packed with new features and upgraded capabilities that even after weeks of testing I feel like I'm only scratching the surface of what it can do.

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  • Canon EOS R5 Mark II 9/10

    Between its rugged build quality, fully articulating display, and the best autofocus system I've ever used, it's certainly a compelling option, particularly considering its similarly impressive video capabilities and gorgeous image quality.

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  • Honor Magic V3 8/10

    As far as hardware goes, this is one of the best folders on the market at the moment. Honor's very smooth and rapidly growing ecosystem also adds to the appeal, even if signing up is a bit clunky for United States-based customers.

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  • Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold 9/10

    The Google Pixel 9 Pro makes Google's foldable Android experience feel professional. While the average smartphone user probably won't find enough added value in the foldable display to pay the premium, the device does deliver on what it promises.

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  • Fujifilm GF 500mm f/5.6 R LM OIS WR 10/10

    Between a high level of optical performance, impressive optical stabilization, and a weather sealed design that features some really smart touches such as an integrated Arca-Swiss foot, there's a lot to love about this lens.

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  • Fujifilm X100VI 9/10

    The Fujifilm X100VI is a worthy successor to the popular X100V, and it might be the perfect compact travel camera. It's a wonderful device for reinvigorating your enthusiasm for photography, with its beautiful design and tactile control scheme.

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