GET YOUR GEEK ON

You're reading Stuff, so you're already well on the path to nerdy enlightenment... but just to make sure you're fully up to speed, here are the 101 greatest hits of the current gadget generation. See if you can spot which category has 11 products instead of 10, and you might win a prize! (Terms and conditions: No you won't.)

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DJI's adorably compact drone has four foldable propellers, making it one of the best choices for light travellers. It shoots crisp 4K@60fps HDR video and 48MP stills with one tap of a button, thanks to its 1/1.3in CMOS sensor. As well as being easy to use, it has foldable prop guards and automatic braking, so you don't have to worry too much about damaging it or causing injury to innocent squirrels – it's perfect for beginners. With a battery that's good for 31mins of flight per charge, the Flip has a host of intelligent shooting features including Master Shots for the easiest cinematic footage yet: the drone automatically performs assorted movements, shooting multiple clips that it then edits together, even adding music and effects. Who needs talent?

£369 /go.stuff.tv/Flip

Shiny tappy people

One tap of the mode button allows you to choose from six different shooting modes, and AI subject tracking can also be easily enabled.

Near wide heaven

One of the Flip’s intelligent shooting features is dedicated to helping you take panoramas, including full 180° and even sphere landscapes.

Everybody blurts

Choose to pilot the Flip with DJI’s RC-N3 or RC 2 remote controllers (the latter is £180 more), or the DJI Fly app… or go hands-free with voice control.

Fujifilm GFX100RF

Despite its wallet-bleeding price, shutterbugs with a Fuji preference will find this latest medium-format camera hard to resist. Packed with the company's legendary colour rendition and bursting with intuitive features, this is one of the most covetable cameras of the year.

£4699 /go.stuff.tv/100RF