DJI Mavic 3 Classic Drone (Starting at $1,599)
Do you have a drone hobbyist on your list thats looking to take their flight game to the next level? Check out the Mavic 3 Classic from DJI. Its film quality is good enough for all but Hollywood shooters, but its user friendly enough for those of us who are still mastering the art of drone flight, says our lead camera tester Jakob Schiller.
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Apple Fitness+ ($10/month or $80/annually)
Testers loved the inclusivity of the roughly 4,000 different workouts you can choose from on this app: not only do workout lengths vary, but each session includes three instructors catering to different ability levels. Of course, you need at least one Apple device to enjoy themwe suggest the new Apple Watch.
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Sony a7RV Camera ($3,900)
The Sony a7RV gets you some of the best digital imaging on the market, says Schiller. The autofocus is amazing at capturing action sports (10 shots per second in compressed raw mode) and you can capture 8K, image-stabilized footage, too. If you want your gift recipient to potentially shoot some wall-hangers for you in the future, this Sony will do the trick: the 61 megapixel, full-frame sensor will provide plenty of detail for printing.
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Siren 3 Pro ($797)
Make every boating experience better and more secure with the Siren 3 Pro. Siren Marine’s smart boat monitoring system allows boaters to remotely track their boats location, engine, temperature, bilge pump activity, battery levels, water levels, shore power status, and more. Your boat is at your fingertips. With the touch of a button, you can control the lights, A/C, and access digital switching. When coupled with the easy-to-use Siren Marine Mobile App, the Siren 3 Pro connects you to your boat anywhere, anytime.
Marshall Emberton II Outdoor Speaker ($170)
If youre buying a gift for an audiophile that takes a speaker wherever they go, get them the Marshall Emberton II. Not only is the sound potent and and clear from every direction, according to our lead audio tester Will Palmer, but its tough too, thanks to a steel, silicone, and recycled plastic build.
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Garmin Enduro 2 Fitness Watch ($1,100)
Yes, this was the most expensive fitness watch we tested this year, but its also the most capable. It would be especially valuable for serious endurance athletes who need features like 150 hours of battery life (GPS mode, with solar charging), topographic maps, and an easy-to-read screen.
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Suunto 9 Peak Pro Titanium Fitness Watch ($699)
This watch from Suunto has the best GPS acquisitions of all the devices we tested this season and is tough as nails. Our testers also loved the on-screen navigation features and the 40-hour battery life in GPS modeoh, and it charges lightning fast, too.
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Sony WH-1000XM5 Headphones ($400)
Who doesnt want to put on headphones and forget the world exists from time to time? These have some of the best sound quality thanks to its futuristic tech, like a new carbon-fiber driver and eight microphones that detect your surroundings and adjust the noise canceling levels with AI. As our lead tester said: the outside world can wait.
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