The latest phones and gadgets tested and reviewed in our labs
For many creators, a gaming laptop can serve well as a tool of creation, as they are plenty powerful. However, what if you want something that is optimized specifically for professional creators instead of gaming? That is where the ASUS ProArt laptops come in. Continue reading “ASUS ProArt StudioBook Pro 16 OLED (W6700) Review: Built for professional creators”
OPPO launched Enco X2, the company’s new true wireless earphones in India last month as the successor to the Enco X. The earbuds retain IP54 splash-resistant body, improves Hybrid Active Noise Cancellation to 45dB depth and 4000Hz width, has Bluetooth 5.2 with LHDC and LDAC and Wireless charging. Price has also increased a bit compared to the older model. Is this worth the price? I have been using the earbuds for a month now. Let us dive into the review to find out. Continue reading “OPPO Enco X2 Review: Worthy successor to Enco X”
In the world of portable storage solutions, Samsung’s T7 Portable SSD is often seen as a reliable option for fast, solid-state digital storage. We reviewed the Samsung T7 Touch a couple of years back, and we loved using it. Samsung has now come out with a new variant of the device, called the T7 Shield. Here is our review and experience of using it.
Continue reading “Samsung T7 Shield Review: High-performance rugged storage”
5Elements, an Indian brand known for smart gadgets, recently launched X-Buds TWS, designed for mobile gaming. It has Bluetooth 5.3 support, features low-latency gaming mode, and promises up to 30 hours of total playback. After using it for over a week, here is the review of the Bluetooth earbuds. Continue reading “5Elements X-Buds Review”
Last month, Inbase, a consumer accessories brand, launched an affordable smartwatch — Urban Fit S, in India at Rs. 4,999 last month. The smartwatch has many features, including Bluetooth calling and blood pressure. We have used the smartwatch briefly, and here’s our take on it. Continue reading “Inbase Urban Fit S Review”
For many years now, the Reno series has been the most premium offering from OPPO in India. The latest device from the series is the Reno8 Pro, which launched in July. It has received some notable upgrades when compared to the Reno7 Pro, such as a better processor and their dedicated Marisilicon X NPU. Are these changes worth the price bump? Read on in my review to find out.
iQOO launched its iQOO 9T smartphone in India this week, and it is one of the first phones in India to be powered by Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC. This is the upgraded version of the iQOO 9 that has several upgrades including a large 6.78″ FHD+ 120Hz E5 AMOLED display, upgraded camera and packs a larger 4700mAh battery. Is this the best phone in the market in the 50K price range? Let use dive into the review to find out. Continue reading “iQOO 9T Review: Excellent all-rounder”
ASUS launched Vivobook Pro 14 OLED (M3400) in the Indian market at a starting price of Rs. 59,990 in June. Besides being affordable, the Vivobook series from ASUS is best known for its sleek and lightweight design. The brand has launched numerous models under its Vivobook series across price segments. Continue reading “ASUS Vivobook Pro 14 OLED (M3400) Review”
realme launched the realme Pad X, the company’s third tablet in India, last month, soon after the launch of the realme Pad mini. This has a large 10.95-inch WUXGA+ display, features a sleek 7.1mm body, has quad speakers, and packs a 8340mAh battery. The Helio G80 SoC from the first realme Pad is replaced by Snapdragon 695, so there is also a 5G model. Is this the best tablet in the price range? Let us dive into the review to find out. Continue reading “realme Pad X Review: A powerful tablet under Rs. 20000”
Redmi launched the Redmi Buds 3 Lite, the company’s latest true wireless earbuds, in India last week. This was launched in China last year. The main highlight of the earbuds are the light weight lock-in design for better sound insulation, IP54 ratings for dust and splash resistance and long battery of up to 18 hours with the case. Is it worth the price of Rs. 1999? Let us find out. Continue reading “Redmi Buds 3 Lite Review: Compact, Lightweight earbuds”
Google launched the Pixel 6a, the company’s latest mid-range Pixel phone last week, 2 years after the launch of Pixel 4a. This time it has 5G support, larger screen, bigger battery and uses the same Tensor chip that is present in the Pixel 6. The price has also increased compared to the Pixel 4a. Is the phone worth the price? Let us dive into the review to find out. Continue reading “Google Pixel 6a Review”
realme launched the realme Watch 3, the company’s latest budget smartwatch, and the successor to last year’s Watch 2 in India this week. It has a large 1.8-inch color LCD full-touch display, has built-in microphone and speaker for voice calling capabilities, has 110+ sports modes, up to 7 days battery life and more features. I have been using the latest smartwatch from realme for a week now, and here is the review. Continue reading “realme Watch 3 Review: A worthy successor to Watch 2”
The ROG Flow X13 was one of the best laptop’s to be released last year from ASUS. It showcased plenty of innovation from the company and for 2022, the company has released a larger model called the Flow X16. As the name suggests, it is a 16-inch laptop that packs in powerful internals, a stunning screen and supports the XG Mobile interface. Has ASUS made justified choices in this larger form factor? Read on in my review to find out.
Continue reading “ASUS ROG Flow X16 Review: An all-powerful gaming laptop”
London-based Nothing launched the Nothing Phone (1), the company’s first smartphone, last week, after a lot of hype. It has a unique transparent design with LED lights on the back. It has a FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED screen, Snapdragon 778G+ SoC and also comes with support for wireless charging that you rarely see in devices in the price range. Is the phone worth the price? Let us dive into the review to find out. Continue reading “Nothing Phone (1) Review — Much more than the looks”
Noise launched the ColorFit Pro 4 and ColorFit Pro 4 Max smartwatches wih Bluetooth cooling last week. We have the ColorFit Pro 4 that features a large 1.72-inch color LCD full-touch display, comes with a speaker and microphone for voice calling capabilities, and promises up to 7 days of battery life. I have been using the smartwatch for a week now, and here is the review. Continue reading “Noise ColorFit Pro 4 Review”
