Continuing coverage tagged Cameras.
At 6,999 yuan the Xiaomi 18 Pro Max pairs an 8,500mAh battery with two 200MP cameras. Hands-on reports praise the zoom and privacy screen. Xiaomi says the Pro series is going global this year.
Market DeskVivo's X500 series launches in China on September 21 with a 17-stop 50MP main sensor, 4K/240fps video and a 400mm teleconverter kit for the Pro Max.
MobileTech DeskThe A20 Pro moves memory off the hot silicon and the main camera gains six mechanical aperture blades - but EU buyers get two headline features switched off.
MobileTech DeskReviewers spent weeks with Google's compact flagship. HiLight is a dud, charging is slow, and the 5x camera plus Pixel software are still the reasons to pay $1,099.
MobileTech DeskThe Find X10 Pro Max is official as the first phone with three 200-megapixel rear cameras. Oppo posted the spec sheet. Nobody has published a picture from it yet.
MobileTech DeskRugOne opened Kickstarter for the Xsnap 7 Pro at €799. IFA hands-ons say the 39-gram action cam works over Wi-Fi 6, the magnets fight back, and it still is not a GoPro.
MobileTech DeskLeakers and Mark Gurman now point the first iPhone variable-aperture camera at the Pro Max only. The stills pitch is oversold. The video job is the one that might matter on 9 September.
MobileTech DeskThe dual-200MP rear-camera claim keeps tracing back to one Weibo tipster. The date, chipset name, model name and square-selfie rivals remain disputed.
MobileTech DeskSamsung's new Fan Edition starts at $699, but the 256GB model meets a discounted Galaxy S26 at $799 while the cheaper A57 matches much of its hardware.
MobileTech DeskThe Razr Fold weighs 243 grams and costs $1,899. Lab tests and daily testers keep pointing at the silicon-carbon battery as the reason that extra bulk is not wasted.
MobileTech DeskThe Fold 8 is not the successor to last year's Fold 7. After weeks of reviews, the new passport shape is the one people pocket, even with no telephoto and a $1,900 price.
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