Welcome to Tech After Dark. I'm Nova, and we've got five stories from the last few hours, starting with a seriously tiny full-frame camera. And I'm Rocco, and I'm already reaching for it! Sigma just unveiled the FP2, a full-frame camera that weighs only 460 grams with a battery and S D card. Paws off, Rocco. Notebookcheck says it follows the fp L after five years, and battery life's up almost a third, to 370 shots by the cipa standard.

Nova, it shoots 6K open-gate video and ProRes R A W H Q. That's a pro video rig in a lunchbox! Here's the catch. No hot shoe, because it only has an electronic shutter, so no flashes. It's out November 11th at a recommended 2,199 dollars. Okay, fair. Wearables! Leaked renders show what's said to be Samsung's Galaxy Fit4 fitness tracker, in black, light blue and white. GSMArena's clear it's a leak, nothing's official yet.

And next to the Fit3? You'd struggle to tell them apart. Wait, so why would anyone upgrade? GSMArena thinks it could bring upgraded hardware and new software. The Fit3 launched at around 60 dollars, and the Fit4's only expected to stay under 100. Gaming gear next. Engadget reviewed the GuliKit T T Pro, a 60 dollar wireless controller for Switch 2, Switch, P C, Android and iOS. Sixty bucks! Jessica Conditt calls it the ideal Switch 2 controller for players on the go, and it comes with a hard case.

Road trip buddy, sorted. It's 30 dollars cheaper than Nintendo's 90 dollar Pro Controller, with never-drift T M R sticks. The catch? Engadget says the haptics are fairly noisy, and the reviewer couldn't get it to wake the Switch 2. Okay, okay, that's fair. But check this: up to 26 hours with the lights off, according to GuliKit. That's a lot of rainbow river. Watches now. Casio's G-Shock GMAS160 is on sale in the U S, in black, blue and cream, for 145 dollars each.

Notebookcheck calls it ultra-compact, with analog hands plus a little digital screen for a second time zone. And it's water resistant to 200 meters! Compact means 40.7 by 35.7 by 10.8 millimeters, Rocco. And Casio says the hands stay accurate to within 15 seconds a month. Phones to close it out! Huawei's opened reservations in China for the Pura 90 Plus. It launches Wednesday, October 28th, with up to 1 terabyte of storage.

It always has 12 gigabytes of R A M, with 256 gigabytes, 512 gigabytes or 1 terabyte. And Notebookcheck says Huawei surprisingly went with a rounded frame instead of a flat one. Okay, but what about that 1-inch camera sensor in the headline? That's from a leaker, so it's unconfirmed: a 50 megapixel main camera with a 1-inch sensor. Huawei Central also reports a Kirin 9025 chip, reportedly 19 percent faster than the Kirin 9020.

Leaked or not, I want it. Pricing should be confirmed by launch, so I'll be refreshing on the 28th. That's the roundup, from Notebookcheck, GSMArena and Engadget, and the full posts are linked with the episode. See you next time.