Peter is a Senior Editor at Tom's Guide, heading up the site's Reviews team and Cameras section. Having built gaming PCs since he was 10 (that's a while ago now) he's a bit of a nerd about components and hardware. He's also been an iPhone user since the classic iPhone 4, and a Mac user for well over a decade. Experienced in using and testing all kinds of technology — from phones through to tablets, computers, games consoles, cameras and smart home tech — helping people find the best tech for them (at the best prices) is what Peter does best. A photographer since he bought his first camera (a Fujifilm) in 2015, Peter was previously an Editor for Canon-Europe.com. He then edited the Cameras and How To sections of Tom's Guide. When he's not crafting helpful, in-depth reviews, Peter can usually be found out and about honing his architectural photography skills, riding his motorcycle around Welsh mountain roads, telling everyone about his two greyhounds, squeezing a few extra FPS out of PC games or perfecting his espresso shots.
Latest articles by Peter Wolinski

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RecommendedThe Insta360 Ace Pro 2 is a strong follow up to the original Ace Pro, with the same strong features, modest but useful improvements and a lower price.

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Despite a novel switch socket, the Glorious GMMK 3 HE is overpriced, with poor standard build quality and hamstrung gaming features.

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$339 for the latest GoPro? Hell yeah!

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Editor's ChoiceThe NuPhy Air60 HE is the finest low-profile gaming keyboard around, thanks to powerful magnetic switches, tons of gaming features and strong customization.

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RecommendedA slew of performance features and NuPhy's typical dashing looks make the Field75 HE a serious proposition for gamers.

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A great machine, but a lot of hassle

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RecommendedThe Boulies EP460 offers the comfort of premium mesh chairs without the price tag, although its low cost brings a few minor sacrifices.

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RecommendedA beauty to behold and a dream to use, for serial typers the Keychron Q1 Pro could be worth every penny, although you’ll need a lot of them.

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Editor's ChoiceThe GoPro Hero13 Black sports several, albeit modest upgrades over its predecessor. Although it’s a great camera, GoPro has taken its foot off the gas, allowing rivals to close the gap.

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Editor's ChoiceThe DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro packs suitably ‘pro’ recording features, class-leading waterproofing, excellent battery life and 47GB of internal storage. What’s not to love?

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RecommendedLet your smartphone take you to the movies!

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RecommendedPowerful tracking, budget price tag

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Editor's ChoiceGaming or productivity, this thing makes no sacrifices

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A fundamentally solid deck (literally) packing the benefits of standard and low-profile decks. It's let down by limited switch choices (for now) and a hefty price tag.

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Designed in conjunction with the Fnatic esports team, the Sony Inzone M10S is an elite-tier gaming monitor packing 460Hz, QHD and 0.03ms response times.

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I took the Swytch Go e-bike conversion kit for a long term review. Here are my thoughts after three months.

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RecommendedA fantastic grinder for home brewing, especially espresso

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RecommendedFuji’s streamlined medium format body

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Gamescom 2024 is well underway. Here are my top gaming peripherals showcased or announced at the event.

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Studio-quality sound is great, but the Shure Aonic 50 Gen 2 are difficult to use day-to-day, which makes their steep price a difficult pill to swallow.

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The Shure Aonic 50 Gen 2 headphones are premium cans with studio-quality sound, which unfortunately fall short for everyday use thanks to poor ANC, a terrible mic and fewer features than rivals.

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Those Kailh switches, though
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