James Abbott

A beginner-level drone with a non-folding lightweight design that flies well, but is let down by poor image quality.

The DJI Mini 3 Pro is an aerial powerhouse that performs superbly for its weight class, compact size, but it comes with the price tag of bigger drones.

The DJI Air 2S packs a serious punch thanks to its 1-inch sensor and compact size, which means it's still one of the best drones for most people.

A beginner's drone for those just learning to fly, though it's not for those who want to shoot photographs and video.

The Sony A1 is a truly remarkable camera that covers almost every photographic style, but specialist models will likely be more practical for most of us.

The Lumix FZ80 / FZ82 is a budget superzoom bridge compact with a 60x optical zoom that culminates in a dizzying 1200mm setting.

The DJI FPV is a unique, first-person view drone for beginners. But despite being fun, it doesn't quite rise above its quirks and limitations.

A full-frame compact that only shoots in black and white might sound like folly, but the Leica Q2 Monochrom has won us over.

Sony’s flagship medium zoom lens offers an enticing upgrade on its predecessor, though it comes with a pro-level price tag.

The DJI Mavic 3 is the most powerful folding drone we've seen, but it's also expensive and missing a few features at launch.

Leica’s latest M-series camera takes a technological leap while maintaining its traditional fundamentals. But it's now an even more niche camera than ever.