The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, launched in India in January, stands as a testament to Samsung’s seasoned mastery within this fiercely competitive landscape. Priced from ₹129,999, this device fuses cutting-edge hardware with a suite of intelligent features, reflecting an evolution of the Galaxy S series from its ambitious early days to a confident pinnacle in the premium segment. Where once Samsung experimented boldly to carve its niche—pioneering large screens, stylus integration, and robust multitasking—the S25 Ultra showcases a company now comfortable refining its formula, delivering a titanium-clad build, a breathtaking display, and a camera system that stretches technological boundaries. After thorough evaluation, it excels in nearly every domain—processor, display, camera, battery—though minor quirks persist, a sign of calculated trade-offs rather than faltering steps. For those eyeing a mid-to-high-end flagship with minimal compromises, this review dissects why the S25 Ultra not only competes but underscores Samsung’s ease in dominating the elite tier.
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Sony, the great Japanese electronics giant wants a piece of the new True Wireless economy. Armed with a legacy of delivering on promises and a good dose of “EXTRA BASS” splattered all over the box and inside the headset, the WF-XB700 aims to compete against the Samsung Galaxy Buds, which rightly dominates the premium segment. Beyond bass, there is great battery life rated at 9+9 hours and IPX4+1 certified water and dust resistance. I’ve been using this product for over a week now and I can say this for sure, Sony has delivered on the promises once again but as always, some conditions apply. The main question is, with so many Wireless Stereo Headsets in this world, could this be right one for you? Let’s find out in the review.
In just a span of 2 years, the true wireless ear buds market has exploded, with so many options flooding the market almost every single day. In this heavy traffic, it’s easy to get confused and that’s why a big brand name like Samsung gains significance. And unlike other brands, Samsung has stuck to producing only a single line of true wireless earbuds, which make it much easier to choose or suggest. They call it the Samsung Galaxy Buds. After a year of feedback, the upgraded solution has arrived with a PLUS added to its name. How big of an upgrade is it? Has Samsung managed to address the growing requirements in sound quality and battery life? The short answer to the second question is, yes. It is indeed a PLUS worth having, but is the upgrade big enough for Buds users and what are these PLUSes that come as part of the upgrade? Let’s find out in the review.