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Sharge Disk Pro 2 Review: Now That’s How You Take Customer Feedback

A Sharge Disk Pro external SSD enclosure with a transparent casing, a small cooling fan, and a yellow USB-C cable, resting on a wooden surface.

In April, I reviewed the Sharge Disk Pro, the industry's first actively cooled hub with a built-in SSD. I liked it, but found that big selling point to be the worst feature: the fan was just the right level of pitch to be noticeably annoying. Just a few months later, Sharge released the follow-up, and it might just be the most impressive example I've ever seen of a company taking user complaints to heart.

Plan Ahead: Seven Places to Point Your Camera in 2028

A lone photographer stands on a sand dune amidst a hazy, wind-blown desert landscape under bright, diffused sunlight.

What makes a great photography adventure? People travel with their cameras for different reasons. For some, travel itself is the main attraction, with photography opening the door to longer, richer experiences. For others, it is the chance to develop new skills by photographing new landscapes, wildlife, or cultures around the world.

A silver book cover titled NOCTILUX features a centered, black-and-white technical diagram of a camera lens cross-section.

Leica Is Celebrating 60 Years of Noctilux With a 240-Page Book

Leica is celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Noctilux lens family with the launch of a book that is centered on the optical achievement over the years. "From the first series-produced Leica lens with aspherical surfaces to the newest wide-angle variant, this book tells the story of how an audacious idea became a legend," Leica says.

Inside OM Digital Solutions’ Okaya Manufacturing Site

A split-screen view shows a man working at a manufacturing machine on the left and a man holding a large, clear glass lens in front of his face on the right.

I know how to take pictures, but ask me how the lens on my camera is made and I have a lot less to say. A visit to the Okaya Manufacturing Site in Japan, followed by some research afterward, gave me a lesson in a subject I’d never understood particularly well. I wanted to understand how the glass inside a lens is crafted, how the tools used in that process are prepared, and how people learn to do that work.

A person wearing a tan jacket and a black backpack stands on a rocky shore, holding a camera up to take a picture of the foggy ocean.

ProMaster’s Holiday Sale: Up to 30% Off Tripods, Bags and Studio Lights

ProMaster, a brand known for making quality gear for every kind of creator, is bringing you deals you can’t miss this holiday season. From a multitool tripod and stylish rolltop backpack to a portable studio kit and adaptable softlights, there’s something for everyone (including you!). These products are on sale for a limited time, so shop now to take advantage of the sales and check your favorite photographer off your list!

Biking and Hiking My Way Across Kyrgyzstan With a Fujifilm X-E5

A split-screen view shows a cyclist riding through a vast, mountainous landscape under dramatic light and cloudy skies.

Sweating with labored breath, I push my fully loaded bicycle over Kyrgyzstan’s 12,400-foot Koi Dzolu Pass. The 23,000-foot peaks of the Pamir Mountains loom above while storms dance on either side, pelting me with occasional hail. In moments like this, I deeply appreciate every ounce shaved from my setup to stay mobile.