Cameras

With a focal range from 24 to 3,000mm, the Nikon P1000 lets you get really, really close to the action.

This small gimbal-stabilized camera is great at what it does, but it's not for everyone.

You can get this very capable full-frame DSLR for less than $1,500.

Functional and easy to use, the Rylo 360 is an ideal choice for people looking to step up from a GoPro to capture 360-degree action sports.

The Acer Holo360 combines an Android smart device with a full-featured 360-degree camera for direct uploading to social media platforms.

The Motif extension for Apple Photos is limited, but that's what makes it easy to use. Our Motif photo book had OK photos but coarse book production.

Given its minimal controls, the cute Polaroid Snap is a breeze to use, and you get instant prints.

Huawei has done it again with the Mate 20 Pro, producing an exceptional camera wrapped in a sleek design with extra-long battery life.

Owl turns a svelte dashcam into a security system, but it doesn't offer as many features as the competing Raven connected-car system.

The V40 is an expensive camera phone that has a stunning display and solid performance, but its multiple cameras aren't great and the battery life is short.

Canon's step-up mirrorless is powerful and versatile, but it falls short of the competition in some ways.

GoPro's latest action camera delivers impressively smooth footage while introducing other welcome features like livestreaming and an enhanced time-lapse mode for an attractive price.

While it delivers quality video, this doorbell camera's facial-recognition feature doesn't work well.

Sony's high-end compact camera is powerful, portable and pricey.

Although it can shoot video in 4K, temper your expectations if you pick up this budget action camera.

The Campark Xtreme 1+ is an inexpensive basic action camera that offers decent performance, 4K recording ability and an assortment of included accessories.