The Pictar One Mark II ($99.99) is an accessory that promises to make your smartphone more comfortable to hold when using it as a camera. It succeeds in that task, but fails in so many others that ...

The phone is powered by a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, features a large 6.85-inch AMOLED display, and packs a hefty 6,600mAh battery. Those are solid specs; but it's the phone's looks that set it apart.

T ake one look at Vivo's latest flagship smartphone, the Vivo X200 Ultra, and you'll know instantly that it's all about the cameras. It has the largest camera unit I have ever seen on a pocket ...

1. Xiaomi 14 Ultra 2. Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra The Leica-tuned camera seems to add a subtle vignette to the Xiaomi 14 Ultra’s photos that is absent from the S24 Ultra’s photos without editing.

Of course, if you compare a top-quality phone camera with the basic 18-55 mm lens included with some of the best affordable DSLRs, the smartphone camera is bound to come out on top.

Pictar Pro: Pro Smartphone Camera Grip almost completely transforms your smartphone into a DSLR camera, and for Green Monday you can have it for $79.99 (Reg. $149) with coupon code GREEN20.

It’s without a doubt one of the best-designed, most visually interesting, and classiest I’ve seen on a phone yet. It also looks positively dainty next to the huge camera module on the back of ...

Ultimately, though, the tipping point for me was Sony’s asking price. At $749, the ZV-1 is a whopping $450 cheaper than the latest RX100 and over a grand less than the Xperia Pro-I.

Since smartphones have pretty much replaced point-and-shoot cameras, we're now seeing an increasing number of devices that make phones more camera-like to operate. A new one, the Fjorden, stands ...

The triple-lens Nubia Z70S Ultra features a 35mm main camera The optional Z70 Series Retro Kit effectively transforms the phone into a Leica-like compact camera The kit features a grip, physical ...