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  • GoPro Mission 1 Pro ILS 8/10

    It isn't perfect—in fact, it has some serious shortcomings—but this initial ILS camera does what it is meant to do quite well and, with incremental improvements, could become a truly great, tiny 8K video powerhouse.

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  • Apple iPhone 18 Pro / Pro Max 9/10

    There aren't any sweeping improvements to the camera lenses or sensors, but this is a system that shutterbugs will love to experiment with, and that's what the Pro iPhone is all about.

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  • Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold 7/10

    The Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold is a predictably iterative improvement over last year’s foldable, with slight upgrades to performance and the camera, but it comes with an unwelcome $100 price bump.

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  • GoPro Mission 1 Pro 9/10

    [...] If you want the best action camera on the market, this is absolutely it. The Mission 1 Pro blows every other action camera out of the water and will deliver footage that no other action camera can match.

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  • Sigma BF 6/10

    While I do not recommend the Sigma BF for most people, there are no doubt photographers out there who will love it not despite quirky design choices, but because of them. I fully expect this to be one of those cameras that develops a cult following in 20 years.

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  • Google Pixel 10a 8/10

    Even with minimal changes, the $499 Pixel 10a is a great pick for anyone hunting for a well-rounded smartphone while keeping price in mind. It does nearly everything well, while offering some of the longest software support you'll find for the money.

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  • Nikon Z5 II 8/10

    The second version of Nikon’s Z5 brings improved autofocus, faster burst rates, and impressive video specs, making it one of the best “entry-level” full-frame cameras on the market.

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  • Sony a7 V 9/10

    [I]f you already have the A7IV, it might not be worth the money to upgrade for a bunch of new features you won't use.

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  • Fujifilm X-E5 7/10

    For all that I like about the X-E5, there are some things missing here. Notably there's no weather sealing and only one SD card slot.

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  • Ricoh GR IV 8/10

    If you want an APS-C sensor that legitimately fits in your pocket, offers amazing one-handed control, and produces excellent images, the [...] Ricoh GR IV is for you.

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  • OnePlus 15 8/10

    If your smartphone's camera takes a backseat, and you prioritize gaming or just not having to constantly charge your phone, I think the OnePlus 15 is a great alternative (and I'm glad we still have some alternatives) to the heavyweights.

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  • DJI Mini 5 Pro 9/10

    The Mini 5 Pro represents a significant step forward in camera technology and flight performance, wrapped in DJI's typically excellent design.

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  • Camp Snap CS-8 6/10

    You don’t buy this camera to create “content;” you buy it to capture moments without overthinking the whole process. In that regard, the Camp Snap CS-8 is a success.

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  • DJI Osmo 360 8/10

    It doesn’t have the X5’s swappable lenses or the underwater confidence, but it nails usability, produces excellent footage, and integrates beautifully with DJI’s wider ecosystem. For me, that combination, plus the lower price, makes it an easy recommendation [...]

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  • Nothing Phone 3 7/10

    The Phone (3) may not feel like a dramatic change from the Phone (2) outside of looks, but it feels more refined, and every aspect has been upgraded, from the cameras and battery to the screen.

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  • DJI Mavic 4 Pro 9/10

    All in all, the Mavic 4 Pro represents a major upgrade over its already impressive predecessor and makes the idea of owning a larger drone once again very appealing.

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  • Insta360 X5 9/10

    The new sensors are much sharper, with fewer artifacts, and the color science in the default settings is remarkably good. The added bonus of being able to replace the lenses makes this the 360 camera to get.

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