The Oppo Find X10 Pro Max is an excellent smartphone that any Android fan should be happy with.
The Oppo Find X10 Pro Max is an excellent smartphone that any Android fan should be happy with.
With the Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold, Google has created another well built and capable foldable. Timing is everything, however, and Google has essentially doubled down on a formula that’s already starting to look dated.
The Pixel 11 Pro XL represents Google’s largest smartphone that doesn’t fold reaching full maturity. It looks like the last two generations but it’s a lovely design, with incredibly good display and very good, if not truly great, triple cameras.
It’s a charming, personality-filled little shooter that leans hard into nostalgia, and if you’re happy to trade a little control and outright image quality for a more playful, more considered shooting experience, there’s a lot to like here.
The Pixel 11 Pro is a mixed bag, but still a strong Android phone for those who want a smaller device. The design and camera are standout, while the software has plenty of benefits.
The GoPro Mission 1 Pro’s footage is the best-looking I’ve ever captured on a GoPro. Its 1-inch sensor, 8K Open Gate capture and superb low-light performance push it into new territory for the brand; shot in GP-Log2 with a bit of grading, the results can look truly cinematic.
The Osmo Pocket 4P takes the winning formula of the standard Pocket 4 and makes it more versatile, rather than just incrementally better.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 is a turning point for Samsung’s foldable line. By moving away from the productivity-first formula of previous Fold models, Samsung has made a book-style foldable that’s lighter, easier to handle, and far more enjoyable to use day-to-day.
As an all-in-one instant camera/printer, the Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo Cinema does so much right, and the ability to jump between different decades to change the look of your photos never gets old. It’s just a shame that the camera doesn’t reach its potential on video [...]
The Honor Magic V6 is a superb foldable with standout battery life, strong cameras and a slim, durable design, held back only by cluttered software and a crease that no longer leads the class.
The Insta360 Luna Ultra is a fantastic choice for people who want a camera with the scope and versatility to shoot in a variety of ways, all in a fairly compact and easy-to-use package.
The Xiaomi 17T Pro feels more iterative than exciting, with a familiar combination of design and hardware, but it remains a very strong all-rounder for the not-quite-flagship price.
If you’re like me and want to take film-effect photos and hate getting bogged down trying to capture the perfect shot, but also hate having to fork out for developing and buying rolls of film, then the Fujifilm X Half is undoubtedly worth it.
The Vivo X300 Ultra is an exceptionally powerful, camera-first flagship that delivers some of the most versatile and impressive photo and video performance available on any smartphone today.
The DJI Lito series delivers exactly what budget-conscious beginners need: comprehensive safety features, impressive battery endurance and surprisingly capable cameras. Neither model pushes creative boundaries, but both nail the fundamentals brilliantly.
The Oppo Find X9 Ultra is a massive achievement and an absolute powerhouse, combining an elite, versatile camera system with top-tier performance and exceptional battery life.
It’s still a fantastic all-rounder, but not the automatic go-to option at the top-end of the market that it once was.
It’s tough to get hyped for the Pixel 10a when it’s basically a twin of the now-cheaper Pixel 9a, offering only minor tweaks like a brighter screen and a flatter back.
The Xiaomi 17 Ultra is an excellent all-rounder with incredible cameras, speedy performance, an excellent screen and speakers, solid battery life, and speedy charging. There's something for everyone here, but photographers are sure to love it the most.
On the whole, the X300 is a very strong phone. Its strength is clearly in the cameras, but it’s got so much going for it in other areas too.
The OnePlus 15 gets a lot right, and at a much lower price tag than your iPhones, Galaxy Ultras and Pixel Pro XLs of the world, it’s certainly one of the best phones around right now.
Despite being a camera-first flagship, the Oppo Find X9 Pro offers a supremely compelling overall package.
I think the DJI Mini 5 Pro is a remarkable achievement, and one of the best drones around.
With the Nikon Z5II I feel like I’m getting a full frame mirrorless camera for a price not too dissimilar to what I’m often asked to pay for an APS-C sensor or Micro Four Thirds model.
