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  • Apple iPhone Duo

    The iPhone Duo is the best designed foldable phone I’ve ever tested, with a sturdy and premium build and a nano-texture display that hides the crease. [...] However, while fully updated apps for the Duo look great, non-optimized apps do not.

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  • Sony RX10 V

    Borrowing features from its Alpha siblings, the RX10 V packs outstanding autofocus, 30fps blackout-free burst shooting for wildlife and sports, and a high-res EVF.

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  • Google Pixel 11 Pro / Pro XL

    [T]here are some excellent improvements to the cameras, the brighter display proves its worth and there are some excellent AI features that are (currently) exclusive. However, they aren't enough to make the Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL the must-have phones of 2026.

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  • Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold

    The Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold brings neat AI features and a durable design that makes it more resilient, but its trailing Tensor G6 performance, negligible battery gains, and persistent app scaling quirks make it an underwhelming upgrade.

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  • Camp Snap Camera 2

    The Camp Snap 2 is the upgrade I didn’t know I needed, with an improved design and built-in filters, but some issues from the Original Camp Snap linger.

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  • Leica SL3-P

    Packing a 44MP sensor that captures highly detailed images with stunning colors, and now featuring 8K Open Gate video, the SL3-P is a powerful and capable hybrid camera.

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  • Leica SL3-S

    Although mediocre battery life remains a sticking point for the Leica SL3-S, it's something I'm willing to overlook because of everything else the camera offers.

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  • Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra

    The Galaxy S26 Ultra is the best Android phone yet with a truly innovative and useful Privacy Display. You also get promising ‘agentic AI’ features like Now Nudge, a thinner and lighter design and better photos in low-light.

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  • Google Pixel 10a

    The Pixel 10a has the fewest hardware upgrades in the series' history, recycling the same processor and camera sensors found in its predecessor.

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  • Leica Q3 Monochrom

    If you’re a fan of black-and-white photography and need a premium, good-looking camera that takes beautiful images, it’s hard not to recommend the Leica Q3 Monochrom. Its 60.3MP sensor captures an astounding level of detail, perfect for large-format printing and extreme cropping.

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  • Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III

    [T]he Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark III is a good camera that takes very lovely photos, I don't think it's the best way of spending your hard-earned money — unless you already own it, of course.

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  • Lomo MC-A

    If you want a film camera that gives you manual control over shutter speed, ISO, aperture and comes with autofocus, look no further than the Lomography Lomo MC-A 35mm. It’s built extremely well, it looks classy and it handles beautifully.

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  • Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Cinema

    Image and video quality is outstanding, and thanks to a new Eras or Gen Dial and Degree Control, you can apply a total of 100 effect combos to your creations. While the camera is expensive, it’s well-worth the premium if you want top-notch build quality and handling.

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  • Leica M EV1

    With impressive dynamic range (up to 15 stops) on offer and Leica’s beautiful color science at play, the M EV1 is a formidable camera for those who like their photography to be slow and considerate.

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  • Camp Snap CS-Pro

    When it comes to cheap, fun cameras, this one takes the cake. While I wouldn’t recommend this camera to someone looking to get into serious photography, the Camp Snap CS-Pro produces great quality 16MP pictures to help you capture all your memories.

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  • Sony RX1R III

    As lovable and characterful as the RX1R III may be, its price is frankly ludicrous, especially given its disappointing EVF and poor battery life. [...] Simply put: the RX1R III is a very good camera, but is far too pricey to earn a higher score.

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