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  • Insta360 Ace Pro 2 8/10

    The ability to charge other devices off it has come in handy several times, and the image quality coming out of it is every bit as good—often better—than the GoPro Hero 13 and the DJI Osmo Action 5.

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  • Xiaomi 14T Pro 7/10

    Ultimately, the Xiaomi 14T and 14T Pro are good, solid Android phones that combine great screens and versatile cameras with slick performance, but there’s nothing to surprise you or quicken the pulse here.

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  • Honor Magic V3 8/10

    The Honor Magic V3 is the best book-style folding phone I have used. The daring design is impossibly slim and light, there are some interesting AI features, and it ticks all the traditional flagship boxes with a versatile camera, long battery life, and fast charging.

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  • Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold 6/10

    [I]t does its job well if a mini tablet is what you want—I prefer using it over the Galaxy Z Fold 6—but Google needs to work on its feature parity so that you don't feel like you're missing out on the latest and greatest [...]

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  • Fujifilm X100VI 9/10

    The X100VI is a worthy successor to the X100V. It continues the X100 series tradition as a good all-around camera that fits nicely between your high-end smartphone and high-end mirrorless camera.

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  • Google Pixel 8a 8/10

    Cheaper phones, like the Nothing Phone (2a), offer fairly smooth performance for the money. That said, the Pixel 8A never stuttered or showed a sign of a slowdown, whether I was playing a game or using it for a few hours with nonstop GPS navigation and music streaming.

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  • Hasselblad 907X CFV 100C 8/10

    If the 907X 100C fits the style of shooting you do, and you have the money, this is the finest digital camera I have shot with in a very long time—possibly ever.

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  • Honor Magic 6 Pro 7/10

    Ultimately, the Honor Magic 6 Pro is never less than interesting, with impressive AI, battery life, face unlock, and photography. It’s also inconsistent and downright quirky at times.

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  • Xiaomi 14 7/10

    The compact and refined Xiaomi 14 is a very good Android phone, but it fails to stand out among other similarly priced handsets.

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  • Nikon Zf 8/10

    [...] I loved shooting with the Zf and were I in the market for a new camera, this is the camera I would buy. That said, there are few things about the Zf I truly dislike.

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  • OnePlus 12 8/10

    By focusing on polishing the hardware and software experience, OnePlus has made a Very Good Phone in the OnePlus 12. The battery life is great, the cameras are above average, and the whole thing is fast in how it performs and how it charges.

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  • Xiaomi 13T Pro 7/10

    It fails to thrill, but the Xiaomi 13T Pro is a solid proposition for the price. It nails the essentials with a great screen and camera and doesn’t scrimp in any major respect.

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  • GoPro Hero 12 Black 8/10

    The Hero 12 is a worthy successor to the Hero 11. I have no doubt that, a decade from now, on some future version of Reddit, someone will be asking questions about their Hero 12.

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  • DJI Osmo Action 4 8/10

    In the end, I think if you have never owned an action camera before, the Action 4 is the better choice for its superior ease of use, thanks to things like the Q menu system and the front touchscreen.

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  • DJI Mavic 3 Pro 9/10

    This is similar to the 162-mm equivalent lens that the base Mavic 3 uses, which our tester didn’t like as much. However, the added support for Apple ProRes recording meant I was able to coax much better results from my footage than before.

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  • Insta360 GO 3 7/10

    It's still an incredibly fun, tiny camera that will fit just about anywhere, but the base station gives it even more versatility and much longer battery life. The result is a go-anywhere, shoot-everything camera.

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  • Leica Q3 9/10

    The latest autofocusing rangefinder from Leica is a take-everywhere gem of a camera—if you can afford it.

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  • Google Pixel Fold 8/10

    The Pixel Fold is the most well-rounded large-screen folding smartphone to date, so much so that I don't want to go back to using a normal phone anymore. But I also don't have $1,799 to spend on a smartphone.

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  • Xiaomi 13 Ultra 8/10

    I was willing to overlook software issues that bugged me with the Poco F5 Pro because everything else about the Xiaomi 13 Ultra is so good. The screen is near perfect, the performance is flawless, and the camera is outstanding.

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  • Google Pixel 7a 8/10

    If you want a well-rounded Android phone, you should get the Pixel 7A. It's just as capable and attractive as the similarly great Galaxy A54 5G; both are devices I'd recommend, though the software extras you get with the Pixel are nice.

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  • Hasselblad X2D 100C 7/10

    Now Hasselblad has released the X2D 100C, along with some new XCD V lenses, and I am happy to say, this is the camera Hasselblad fans have been waiting for.

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  • Fujifilm X-T5 9/10

    The Fujifilm X-T5 is the best camera the company has ever made. For the right photographer, it might even be the best camera to buy right now.

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  • Nikon Z30 8/10

    [T]he Z30 is a camera that makes surprisingly few compromises in an effort to streamline video production for online creators.

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