Richard Baguley
Richard Baguley has been working as a technology writer and journalist since 1993. As well as contributing to Tom's Guide, he writes for Cnet, T3, Wired and many other publications.
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Since being bought out by 3D printing giant Stratsys in 2013, Makerbot has struggled to find a new spot in the 3D printer market. The company is now aiming at educational and high-volume print users with the $2,499 Replicator+, the sixth

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The Yuneec Breeze 4K is a small and simple-to-fly drone that takes decent video, but it's worth spending a bit more to get better results.

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The Champ S+ offers an alternative to the ubiquitous quadcopters of the drone world, and is easy to use and fly.

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Not yet ratedThe PowerUp FPV adds powered flight and a camera to a paper plane, but it's expensive for what it offers.

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The Maker Select Ultimate targets the budget-conscious 3D printmaker who wants to experiment with 3D printing without breaking the bank.

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Editor's ChoiceThe Typhoon H is an innovative, easy-to-fly drone that offers a lot of features for the serious drone video maker.

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We put together a list of 100 of the best places to fly in the USA, from Alaska to Wyoming and all points in between.

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The Extreme Fliers Micro Drone 3.0 is a fun, easy-to-fly drone that takes good-quality video. It costs more than some similar models, though, and is not as robust.

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Editor's ChoiceAspiring racers will love the speed and maneuverability of the Aerix Drones Black Talon, but the battery life is frustratingly short.

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The new rules mean you now have to register to fly a drone, and you might have to pass a written test.

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This 3-in-1 from XYZprinting handles two of its tasks (3D printing and laser etching) fairly well, but you'll be disappointed by the 3D-scanning features.

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The Sky Viper v950 is a cheap, simple-to-fly drone that takes decent video — as long as you don't expect documentary-quality video or quick responses.

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Want to get into the fascinating world of drone racing? Here are five easy steps that will take you from a novice to a drone racer.

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Editor's ChoiceSerious 3D print users and well-heeled amateurs will love the speed, quality and flexibility of the LulzBot TAZ 6.

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The Odyssey Toys X7 Microlite is a neat small and colorful drone for the trainee pilot.

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Editor's ChoiceThe Hubsan FPV X4 offers a cheap way into the world of drone racing, as long as you don't expect top-notch video.

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Though the PEN-F is pricey, Olympus packed a lot of features and controls into the retro-styled body of the camera, and it offers great image and video quality.

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Editor's ChoiceNovice pilots will love the simple control and flying of the Phantom 4, and experienced pilots will like the power and speed.

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Drone racing is soaring in popularity. Here's what you need to know before you get started — or if you just want to watch.

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The Odyssey Toys Pocket Drone is a small, portable and affordable drone that folds up when not in use.

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The PowerUp 3.0 is a fun drone that paper plane fans will love. It's not an all-singing, all-dancing drone, but it is easy and fun to fly.

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The Trndlabs Skeye Nano Drone with Camera is a small, cheap and fun-to-fly drone, as long as you don't expect too much from the video.

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Aspiring 360-degree photographers and the curious will find some fun in the Theta S, but serious shooters should look elsewhere.

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The Swann Xtreem Gravity Pursuit is a drone for people who want to take decent-quality video in the air without paying a fortune.

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The T5 offers a lot of features that can intimidate new users. But it doesn’t have to be scary: once you work out which controls and modes to use in different situations, you can unleash the power of this remarkable camera.
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