Engadget review recap: ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo, Fitbit Air, GoPro Mission 1 and more

Reviews Engadget review recap: ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo, Fitbit Air, GoPro Mission 1 and more A roundup of recent reviews published by Engadget. By Billy Steele May 30, 2026 8:00 am EST Sam Rutherford for Engadget We've run the gamut of gadgets here at Engadget over the last two weeks. Our reviews team has tested a dual-screen laptop, a fitness wearable, an action cam, two telephoto smartphones, flagship headphones and more. If you missed any of the in-depth impressions from those articles, read on to catch up on all of the reviews we've published recently. ASUS ROG Zephyrus Duo For the "more screens are always better" crowd, ASUS has a dual-screen laptop that's a gaming powerhouse. There's only one problem: It's very expensive. "There's a childlike joy I get every time I open up the Duo to reveal its two displays, and as an adult I really appreciate the extra screen space you get with its design — not to mention its excellent performance," senior reviews editor Sam Rutherford said. "Unfortunately, its price means that most of the people who might also enjoy it probably can't afford one." Fitbit Air Cherlynn Low for Engadget Google's latest fitness wearable gives Whoop and other screenless trackers some serious competition. "Google arguably has an advantage when it comes to AI and software, and Fitbit has established dominance in the land of heart-rate trackers," executive editor Cherlynn Low said. "The Fitbit Air feels like a natural marriage of the two companies' strengths and presents a compelling alternative to Whoop." GoPro Mission 1 Pro GoPro swung for the fences with the Mission 1 Pro , offering open gate 8K video from the largest action camera sensor we've seen thus far. The tradeoffs? It's bigger and more expensive. "Thanks to its larger sensor, higher resolution and incredible frame rates, the Mission 1 is now the best you can get in this regard, handily outperforming the rival DJI Osmo Action 6," contributing editor Steve Dent said. "For some creators, the e