Roborock’s S-series hybrid robot vacuums are up to $290 off The Roborock S7 may be a last-gen model, but it’s still a great hybrid robovac that’s now more affordable. | Photo by Jennifer Pattison Tuohy / The VergeEven with last week’s Amazon Prime Day behind us, it remains a pretty good time to buy a robot vacuum — especially if you’d like one that can mop your floors. The last-gen Roborock S7 hybrid rob…

LPT Request: How to Make Sure a Job Will Stay Hybrid My current job went full time in office and it is killing me (between the commute and the office just being overall uncomfortable). I am currently job hunting and I am worried that if I take a hybrid position the new job will stab me in the back in the future. Is there anything I should look for in a job listing, ask in interviews, or reasonably…

Sodium Water Hybrid Rocket? submitted by /u/Chii

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Hybrid shooter: Sony A7IV or Canon R6 MKII As title states. Deciding between the A7IV or R6MKII Key info: – I’m a hybrid shooter that shoots more photos than videos. – I mainly shoot sports (basketball and MMA), documentary, portraits, product. Sports and documentary being the primary. Let me know! submitted by /u/futuretrunks93

New Hybrid Camera Setup I haven’t owned a camera for a few years and I’m planning to get a camera setup. My approach is to cover a wide range of photo and video work. My budget is around €3000. I’m considering options like a Sony A7 IV with a 24(or28)-70mm f2.8 lens OR a Sony A6700 with two additional lenses and possibly some accessories. What would be your choice wit…

Looking for hybrid photo/video with zoom Maybe I’m too picky. I want a nice photo/video hybrid. Small. Good zoom range. Good continuous autofocus. Under $1000. I’ve got an iPhone 14 Pro which is a fantastic hybrid on the primary lens but has little to no zoom. It’s small and costs $0 because I have it. I’ve got a DJI Pocket II which is small and gimbal stabilized. Even better than my p…

2 cameras (1 photo 1 video) or 1 hybrid camera I shoot 50/50 photo and video and am looking to get a mirrorless camera. From what I’ve researched, ideo-focused cameras usually have better iso performance and 4k120, but most also have low megapixel stills. Is it better to get 2 seperate bodies for photo and video or to get 1 camera for both? Is it annoying to travel with 2 cameras? submit…