The GoPro Hero 10 Black is a fantastic action camera. While on the surface it’s a rehash of the Hero 9 Black (and its shooting resolutions are virtually identical), it’s a very different camera in day to day use.
The GoPro Hero 10 Black is a fantastic action camera. While on the surface it’s a rehash of the Hero 9 Black (and its shooting resolutions are virtually identical), it’s a very different camera in day to day use.
A brilliantly capable CSC that puts Fuji’s excellent film simulations front-and-centre.
Slim, powerful, long-lasting and with superb cameras, the Vivo X Fold3 Pro beats every other foldable for heroic hardware – Samsung included.
With its excellent dynamic range, reliable image quality in well-lit scenes, and versatility, though, it’s still our choice for best action camera of 2022.
An iteration rather than a revelation, the 12 Black is nevertheless a seriously powerful and intuitive action camera.
The Panasonic Lumix S9 takes gorgeous photos and is a capable video camera, but the lack of viewfinder will irk street specialists.
With swift performance, sleek AI-powered software, and outstanding camera capabilities for its price, the Google Pixel 8a once again dominates the affordable smartphone market. It proves that you don’t need to spend over [...]
The Nikon Zf is a fantastic stills shooter, with rapid performance and outstanding image quality. There are plenty of modern touches beneath the retro exterior, which should please photographers of all kinds.
That’s the case here, and the Mini 4 Pro is certainly a better drone than its predecessor. Those who already own a Mini 3 Pro probably don’t need to pull their wallet out, but owners of older DJI Mini models or newcomers shouldn’t hesitate.
A superb combination of top-shelf camera hardware, nuanced image processing, and a photographer-friendly accessory kit puts the Xiaomi 14 Ultra in a class of one.
The Honor Magic 6 Pro is ace, lasts for ages and is quick to take great shots. If you decide to get one on a deal, you’ll have a truly awesome phone on your hands.
With zippy performance, a battery that can go all day between top ups, and a pair of cameras that take superb photos for the cash, the Google Pixel 7a once again proves an A-series is almost all the phone an Android fan needs.
Compact (but not too compact) competition for Android’s big hitters, with capable cameras and plenty of power.
The V30 Pro is an impressively well-rounded mid-ranger, with decent performance, respectable battery life and a great screen.
It didn’t take more than a few days of use to realise fixed-lens camera don’t really get much better than the Fujifilm X100VI.
Powerful, long-lasting and good looking, plus it takes great (if not class-leading) photos. The OnePlus 11 is almost everything you could ask for from a flagship phone, at a sensible price.
Far from perfect, but perfectly good at certain things, the Poco X5 Pro 5G is a welcome refinement to the line.
Google maybe played things a little safe with its new flagship, but the Pixel 7 Pro still improves in all the right places. It’s one of the best point-and-shoot camera phones around.
A fantastic form factor and streamlined software, but the Google Pixel Fold feels like a first effort in several key areas.
Great low light performance and a flexible flip screen help set the Insta360 Ace Pro action cam aside from its peers.
The Xiaomi 13T Pro can take a particularly pleasing photo with minimal effort, has consistently great battery life (with insanely quick charging). Its performance on par with full-on flagship phones.
The EOS R100 is a good first interchangeable lens camera due to its price, portability and excellent photo quality.
Previous GFX cameras took astoundingly detailed images, and the GFX100 II is no different – only now a much faster, more accurate autofocus and faster burst shooting mean it’s far better suited to snapping moving subjects.
Minor improvements make all the difference; from software to camera quality, the Galaxy Z Fold 5 is as good as foldable phones get. Just expect to pay dearly to get one in your pocket.
