There’s a lot that goes into making the perfect vlog, so if you want the right tech to get you there then we have you covered with our round-up of the best vlogging tech and accessories.
With ever improving cameras on smartphones, not to mention the increasing amount of bells and whistles on action cameras and compact shooters, it’s never been easier to create your own following with eye-catching, fly-on-the-wall content.
Unlike our usual round-ups, like the best smartphone and the best laptops, this will include devices from a range of markets, but all of them play an important role in building the essential kit for any budding vlogger. However, you can be assured we have thoroughly reviewed and tested each of the products we have listed below.
Best vlogging tech at a glance
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Find out how we test vlogging tech
Every product featured in our best vlogging tech round-up has been tested over a period of at least one week.
Our testing also involves comparing the performance of these products against their predecessors and any immediate competitors. This way you can be sure that each product is truly the best in its category before you buy.
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Video logs (more commonly known as vlogs) typically follow around a filmmaker or content creator as they go about their day, offering personal insights into their processes and experiences.
This all depends on what budget you have to work with. Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro are ideal for professionals, but beginners can get on just fine with the likes of CyberLink PowerDirector and LumaFusion.
YouTube Studio has a collection of license-free tracks that can be used in your videos, but there are paid-for services out there if you want more variety.
