The Apple iPhone Duo arrives as a fully realized folding smartphone from a company that, perhaps smartly, sat back and watched a category stumble, grow, develop, and solidify into a desirable form factor.
The Apple iPhone Duo arrives as a fully realized folding smartphone from a company that, perhaps smartly, sat back and watched a category stumble, grow, develop, and solidify into a desirable form factor.
A dinky and retro design, audible and tactile controls, vintage-look photos, plus wireless image uploads and easy sharing — it’s easy to love lots of things about the Instax Pal 2. However, frustrating shutter lag, poor battery life and a lofty price tag are less welcome.
The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max take last year’s Pro reinvention and refine it in all the right places — but the cameras are where Apple has made the biggest leap [...]
Sony's 400mm F4.5 and 600mm F6.3 GM OSS are a pair of high-quality and especially lightweight super-telephoto prime lenses, and a top pick for enthusiast wildlife photographers with deep pockets, and who know their focal length rather than needing zoom versatility.
It’s inexpensive, easy to get grips with, and will make memories from any event just that bit more special.
The Google Pixel 11 Pro XL feels like a software upgrade more than new hardware, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. It's safe to skip this upgrade cycle if you have a recent Pixel phone, but it's sure to tempt iPhone or Samsung converts.
The Mission 1 Pro ILS is a fascinating first step into interchangeable lenses for GoPro, pairing its excellent 1-inch sensor with Micro Four Thirds flexibility.
The Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold is a generally excellent update, featuring a better, far lighter build and cleaner design elements that make the two-in-one device more appealing than ever.
It's not Viltrox's smallest lens, but the AF 26mm F2.8 EVO is a truly feature-packed pancake optic, with aperture and focus dials, premium design and a clever magnetic lens cap that all other manufactures should take inspiration from.
The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is a shot in the arm for the foldables market. Samsung has adapted familiar elements to make a phone that's ready to fit your lifestyle with its practical size, excellent screens, and plenty of software and performance potential.
The Honor Magic V6 is an iterative improvement on its predecessor, delivering a more refined software experience and improved specs, alongside leading durability and battery life in the foldable category.
The GoPro Mission 1 Pro is a more premium action camera than previous GoPros, with 8K/60p recording capabilities and better low-light performance thanks to its new sensor.
Add in the better viewfinder, improved ergonomics, handy joystick control and huge bump in battery life, and the RX10 V is a wonderfully polished all-in-one camera.
The Leica SL3-P is a supremely well-made and beautifully considered camera that rewards photographers who prioritize craft and image quality over speed and versatility.
For a first-generation product with multiple Insta360 firsts, the Luna Ultra is surprisingly polished, and its second lens adds extra shooting versatility. It'll be hard to go back to single-lens vlogging cameras after this.
The lo-fi shooting experience is still refreshing, and the addition of new image filters adds creative depth, even if they are less striking and distinctive than those on the pricier CS-Pro.
[I]t's Insta360's first foray into a vlogging camera market, which has been dominated by the DJI Pocket series for several years. In that respect, the Luna Ultra feels surprisingly polished.
[T]his is far from a mere refresh of a dated Lumix series — Panasonic has packed the L10 with its latest Micro Four Thirds sensor, processor, autofocus system and a bigger battery.
The Xiaomi 17T Pro is a small but meaningful upgrade on its predecessor. Most of the hardware remains unchanged, but a faster processor, bigger battery, and faster charging all make for an even better experience.
The Camp Snap CS-Pro doesn't change much about the original screen-free digital point-and-shoot Camp Snap — if you didn't like that camera, you won't like this one.
Sony’s ‘R’ series is all about quality — you buy one for pixels, and lots of them — but the A7R VI adds high speed performance into the mix. [...] The [...] stacked 66.8MP sensor is incredible, as is autofocus performance and the all-new high capacity battery.
The Xiaomi 17 Ultra delivers on almost every front, with Xiaomi making particular strides in design and thermal performance. This is a powerful, fast-charging uber-flagship with a Leica-tuned camera system that's hard to beat.
While I wouldn't call the Lito a particularly thrilling or innovative drone, it's a brilliant option for those who want to get into aerial photography and videography without spending a fortune.
The Oppo Find X9 Ultra has become my favorite Android phone. Its cameras are the best I've ever tested, its software is excellent, and its performance and battery life are similarly impressive.
