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The two reviews here today cover the Ricoh GR IV Monochrome, a black-and-white pocket camera, and the Peak Design Travel line of backpack and packing tools. For more single-product coverage, browse the review posts inside each topic hub, where they sit alongside the roundups and comparisons for the same kind of gear. We plan to fold these reviews into their topic hubs over time, so the Camera and Travel hubs are the best places to find related comparisons, buying guides and alternatives to each reviewed product.
The Ricoh GR IV Monochrome is a black-and-white-only compact camera built around a dedicated 25.74MP APS-C-size monochrome sensor, with a built-in red filter and monochrome-specific Image Controls.
Peak Design Travel Line offers a versatile 45L carry-on backpack with innovative packing tools. Durable waterproof 900D nylon, transformable design, and smart organization for any trip.