Engadget’s Latest Equipment Evaluation: Dell 16 Premium to Ooni Volt 2

Engadget's Latest Equipment Evaluation: Dell 16 Premium to Ooni Volt 2

Having emerged from our holiday lethargy, we are back at Engadget's review headquarters. While preparing for the upcoming CES, we've still managed to examine some exciting new gadgets before the year ends. Dive into the evaluations you might have missed recently — an ideal pastime for a relaxed December day.

Dell 16 Premium

True to its high standards, Dell's 16 Premium boasts impressive design but inherits the usability challenges of previous models. The elegant exterior masks problems like limited practical use due to its premium pricing. Our senior reporter noted the need for more accessible ports, such as HDMI and a standard SD card slot, and improved function keys visible in brighter conditions. Additionally, the poorly designed trackpad remains a hindrance.

DJI Osmo Action 6

Facing an unpredictable future in the U.S., DJI's action cameras, however, find a strong position with the Osmo Action 6 in the European market. Praised for its outstanding capabilities in low-light conditions, thanks to an enhanced sensor and larger aperture, this action camera excels in both nighttime videography and social media content, despite its decreased resolution in broader video quality.

Nikon ZR

Aligning with our focus on video equipment, the Nikon ZR stands out largely due to its integration of RED RAW video capability and superior auto-focus. From social media to professional film making, Nikon impressively steps ahead of its competition in content production, offering a robust camera suited to multiple creative needs with minimal drawbacks.

Ooni Volt 2

Ooni has refreshed its electric pizza oven line with the Volt 2, a marked improvement over its predecessor, welcoming users with simplified controls and a larger interface. Its presets provide a good foundation for crafting diverse pizza styles, delivering consistently high-quality results that rival and even surpass restaurant standards.

Antigravity A1

Antigravity, a division of Insta360, has introduced its first drone model, the A1. This device comes equipped with a controller and FPV headset designed to simplify the flying experience. Despite some technical issues, the combination of its intuitive control system and the ability to capture panoramic video makes it a unique entrant in the drone market.

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In the gaming domain, our reviews covered the tactical role-playing game Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles. Meanwhile, our deputy editor explored Metroid Prime 4, and one of our contributors revisited iconic Nintendo 64 games using Analogue 3D technology. Adding to our automotive coverage, we also looked into the cutting-edge 2025 Porsche Macan Electric.

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