Like a self-riding penny farthing or

a Super-8 camera that can shoot 8K,

Fujifilm’s X-T4 is deceptively modern. Its

weather-sealed magnesium alloy chassis

might give it the look of something you’d

see being used to shoot hippies in the

Summer of Love or document life during

the Vietnam War, but it’s not just the 3in

flip-out LCD screen that’ll give away its

contemporary credentials.

The 26.1MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS sensor

and X-Processor 4 inside are identical

to those of its predecessor – but with a

speedier, quieter shutter that can fire off

up to 15fps, a new battery that can take up

to 600 frames without conking out and

in-body image stabilisation, it’s a major

upgrade that’ll please stills shooters and

videographers alike.

The latter can also take advantage of 4K

and Full HD video, including a new 240fps

slow-mo mode, and an IS Boost mode

that’s designed to make static handheld

shots as solid as a marble statue of Tyson

Fury. Like all the latest flagship phones

there’s no 3.5mm headphone port either,

although you do get a USB-C adaptor in

the box. See what we mean about it being

deceptively modern?

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Straight up

There’s no point setting

your robo-vac to work if

it gets stuck on a sock five

minutes after you leave the

house. The 360 Heurist has

sensors that’ll let you know

if it falls or is tilted at a

funny angle.

Clean app
Dyson’s Link app gives
you control over the 360
Heurist’s mode and schedule,
plus it lets you divide the map
it plots into different cleaning
zones, adding no-go areas
around obstacles it
discovers.