Peter Wolinski

The Sony A7R V is the Sony’s ultimate professional all-rounder, packing 61MP, advanced AF, stabilization and a 9.44M-dot EVF.

Freewell lenses are a mixed bag. The Macro and 1.7x tele lenses are good, but the 6x tele is a pain in the butt. Some lenses may be worth your money, others definitely not.

The Fujifilm GFX100 II boasts every feature Fuji could possibly give it, and is the finest medium format camera you can buy.

Grippy, good looking, comfortable and supportive, the On Cloudrock Mids are great for light hikes, but aren't what I'd choose for serious expeditions.

The GTech AirRAM 2 K9 is a capable vacuum for light duties and pet hair, but lacks the power and features for deep cleans.

The GoPro Hero (2024) offers few frills, but that comes at the expenditure of features. It isn't a terrible camera, but I can't recommend it outright.

The SteelSeries Arena 9 speaker system delivers highly immersive 5.1 surround sound, strong sound quality and plenty of bass, as long as you have the cash.

Simple but effective, the Belkin 6-in-1 Core Gallium Nitride is a compact utility dock for home offices and workplaces.

The Diletta Mio combines a boiler and thermoblock to deliver dual-boiler-esque performance, with quicker heat-up times and a lower upfront cost.

The Insta360 X5 improves on its predecessor in meaningful ways, making it the best 360 camera you can buy.

The Wacaco Nanopresso produces decent espresso, with the added versatility of being able to use Nespresso pods, too. It's ideal for coffee lovers on the move.

The Weber Searwood XL 600 is a mid-range pellet grill with user friendly controls and plenty of cooking space — it’s ideal for new and intermediate smokers

The MCHOSE GX87 is an astonishingly good keyboard for the money. If you’re after a premium-feeling, thocky TKL on a budget, look no further.

The Hasselblad X2D 100C packs 100MPs of Hassy magic into a functional, professional body. It's fantastic, but good grief is it pricey, and where's the joystick?

The Dynsys X1 could well be the future of mobility assistance, as long as you can get over the high price and rather goofy looks.

The Wacaco Picopresso is a portable 18-bar espresso machine for coffee lovers on the move, and it’s simply fantastic.

The Panasonic Lumix G97 produces lovely stills, is compact, easy-to-handle and features IBIS (kind of). Outdated AF may be a reason to consider its rivals.

This combined low- and standard-profile keyboard is beautiful to behold, type on and listen to, and costs just $89. The Kick75 is NuPhy’s magnum opus.

The Sony A7CR is ideal if you need serious resolution in as small a package as possible.

The Wacaco Exagrind is a decent, affordable coffee grinder with a premium build. It suffers from a little retention and clumping, but is still a great buy.