Richard Baguley

Since being bought out by 3D printing giant Stratsys in 2013, Makerbot has struggled to find a new spot in the 3D printer market. The company is now aiming at educational and high-volume print users with the $2,499 Replicator+, the sixth

The Yuneec Breeze 4K is a small and simple-to-fly drone that takes decent video, but it's worth spending a bit more to get better results.

The Champ S+ offers an alternative to the ubiquitous quadcopters of the drone world, and is easy to use and fly.

The PowerUp FPV adds powered flight and a camera to a paper plane, but it's expensive for what it offers.

The Maker Select Ultimate targets the budget-conscious 3D printmaker who wants to experiment with 3D printing without breaking the bank.

The Typhoon H is an innovative, easy-to-fly drone that offers a lot of features for the serious drone video maker.

The Extreme Fliers Micro Drone 3.0 is a fun, easy-to-fly drone that takes good-quality video. It costs more than some similar models, though, and is not as robust.

Aspiring racers will love the speed and maneuverability of the Aerix Drones Black Talon, but the battery life is frustratingly short.

This 3-in-1 from XYZprinting handles two of its tasks (3D printing and laser etching) fairly well, but you'll be disappointed by the 3D-scanning features.

The Sky Viper v950 is a cheap, simple-to-fly drone that takes decent video — as long as you don't expect documentary-quality video or quick responses.

Serious 3D print users and well-heeled amateurs will love the speed, quality and flexibility of the LulzBot TAZ 6.

The Odyssey Toys X7 Microlite is a neat small and colorful drone for the trainee pilot.

The Hubsan FPV X4 offers a cheap way into the world of drone racing, as long as you don't expect top-notch video.

Though the PEN-F is pricey, Olympus packed a lot of features and controls into the retro-styled body of the camera, and it offers great image and video quality.

Novice pilots will love the simple control and flying of the Phantom 4, and experienced pilots will like the power and speed.

The Odyssey Toys Pocket Drone is a small, portable and affordable drone that folds up when not in use.

The PowerUp 3.0 is a fun drone that paper plane fans will love. It's not an all-singing, all-dancing drone, but it is easy and fun to fly.

The Trndlabs Skeye Nano Drone with Camera is a small, cheap and fun-to-fly drone, as long as you don't expect too much from the video.

Aspiring 360-degree photographers and the curious will find some fun in the Theta S, but serious shooters should look elsewhere.

The Swann Xtreem Gravity Pursuit is a drone for people who want to take decent-quality video in the air without paying a fortune.