The latest phones and gadgets tested and reviewed in our labs
Since HONOR’s return back to India, they have released a number of smartphones offer unique designs, good performance and interesting cameras. The HONOR X9c is the latest in their lineup, priced at Rs. 21,998, offering a 6600mAh battery, a 108MP rear camera and a big display that is packaged into a durable, beautiful design. Is it worth the price? Read on in our review of the HONOR X9c.
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Samsung launched the Galaxy S25 FE smartphone last month. This has the similar 6.7-inch FHD+ 120Hz panel, similar camera, but gets a slightly bigger battery, faster charging, faster SoC, and a sleeker design. Even though it is minor, is this a good upgrade to the Galaxy S24 FE? Let us dive into the review to find out. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy S25 FE Review: Minor yet meaningful upgrades”
Samsung launched the Galaxy A17 5G smartphone recently as the successor to the Galaxy A16 5G last month. This retains the display, camera and battery, but replaces the Dimensity 6300 with the company’s own Exynos 1330 SoC. The price has also increased a bit since this now starts from 6GB + 128GB model, but you get a charger in the box. Is this a good phone under the Rs. 20,000 segment? Let us dive into the review to find out. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy A17 5G Review”
For more than 3 decades, the Lenovo ThinkPad has been the workhorse of the business world. Known for its uncompromising design, durability and reliability, the ThinkPad is a staple when it comes to productivity and professional computing. With Intel launching their latest Core Ultra vPro Evo Edition processors, Lenovo has refreshed their lineup of ThinkPad laptops for 2025. In this review, we will take a look at the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Edition laptop.
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Google launched the Pixel 10, the company’s latest flagship Pixel phone, last month as the successor to the Pixel 9. This has a familiar design, but adds a telephoto camera, which the older base models lacked. It comes with the Tensor G5 SoC, and a slightly bigger battery. Is this a good successor to the Pixel 9? Let us dive into the review to find out. Continue reading “Google Pixel 10 Review: A sharper focus”
In the crowded market of true wireless earbuds, the open-ear category remains a niche, catering to those who prioritize situational awareness and comfort over noise isolation. Into this space steps the Nothing Ear (Open), a product that combines the company’s signature design flair with a clear focus on audiophile-grade sound. After extensive use, it’s clear this is one of the most compelling open-ear options available today, setting a new standard for what users can expect in terms of comfort, design, and audio fidelity. At Big Billion deal price of ₹9,999 it’s a steal indeed and we will update you when the final prices are out.
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When you hear the name Sony, you think of a legacy built on engineering prowess—from the revolutionary Walkman to the class-defining 1000X series headphones. The company has long been a titan in the world of personal audio. The WF-C710N True Wireless Earbuds enter this storied lineup not as a flagship killer, but as a mid-range contender promising to democratize premium features like Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and seamless multi-device connectivity. The question is, in bringing these features to a more accessible price point, does the WF-C710N deliver that signature Sony experience, or are there critical compromises along the way? After spending considerable time with them in the bustling streets of Chennai, here’s a detailed breakdown.
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In the ever-evolving landscape of tablets, the lines between media consumption, gaming, and professional productivity are constantly blurring. Into this competitive arena steps the OnePlus Pad 3, a device that arrives with a spec sheet seemingly built to dominate. It boasts a colossal, buttery-smooth screen, a flagship-tier processor capable of chewing through any task, and an audio system that rivals dedicated speakers. On paper, it is an enthusiast’s dream. However, a device is more than the sum of its parts. After an extensive period of use, it’s clear that the OnePlus Pad 3 is a product of profound contradictions. It is, without a doubt, one of the most magnificent portable entertainment devices on the market. But for anyone looking for a versatile tool to get work done, it is a frustrating, deeply flawed, and ultimately disappointing experience and that’s no fault of OnePlus, it’s the droid. This is the full story of a tablet that reaches for the stars but is held back by its own terrestrial limitations.
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Following up on the impressive GT 30 Pro, Infinix has launched a slightly toned-down version simply called the GT 30. Positioned at a more affordable price point, this variant retains many of the design cues, software features, and even some hardware elements from the Pro while cutting corners where necessary to meet budget expectations. The result is a device that continues to focus on mobile gaming, now targeted at a younger and more cost-conscious audience. Here’s the detailed review.
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OnePlus launched the OnePlus Nord Buds 3r as the successor to Nord Buds 2r recently. It still doesn’t have ANC, and retains 12.4mm drivers, AAC codec, but promises up to 54h total playback and the design has also changed. Are these the best budget true wireless earbuds from OnePlus? Let us dive into the review to find out. Continue reading “OnePlus Nord Buds 3r Review: The budget TWS buds get better”
Though many of us are used to cloud storage, which is cheaper and more convenient, some people still prefer flash drives. The portability and convenience of accessing files offline anywhere remain the main aspects. If you’re someone looking to buy one that is sturdy, easily portable, fast, and secure, you’re in the right place.
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vivo launched its T4 Pro smartphones in India last week as the successor to last year’s T3 Pro. This gets a new camera setup, including a telephoto camera, a bigger battery, new Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 SoC, IP69 ratings, but retains the quad-curved screen. The price has also increased slightly. Is this the worthy upgrade to the vivo T3 Pro? Let use dive into the review to find out. Continue reading “vivo T4 Pro Review: Worthy successor to T3 Pro”
realme today launched the realme P4 Pro, the company’s top-end smartphone in the P series, in India. This gets a brighter display, new HyperVision AI chipset, faster SoC and a bigger 7000mAh battery while maintaining the sleek design. . Is this the best smartphone for gaming to buy in the Rs. 25,000 range? Let us dive into the review to find out. Continue reading “realme P4 Pro Review: Performance meets Endurance”
In a world of sonic conformity, Nothing has consistently positioned itself as a purveyor of the unique, a champion of transparent technology that stands out. The Nothing Headphone (1) is the latest and perhaps most ambitious expression of this philosophy.
It enters a crowded market not by trying to out-spec everyone on paper, but by offering a holistic experience, one that marries a head-turning design with a surprisingly deep, customizable audio core. After extensive use, it’s clear these headphones are not for everyone. They are a carefully crafted tool and a fashion statement for a very specific user: the traveling professional, the style-conscious individual, and the tech nerd who appreciates when form and function dare to be different.
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vivo launched its V60 smartphones in India last week, as the successor to V50. This gets a new camera setup with ZEISS optics, including a telephoto camera, a bigger battery, new Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 SoC, but retains the quad-curved screen, and IP69 ratings. The price has also increased slightly. Is this the worthy upgrade to the V50? Let use dive into the review to find out. Continue reading “vivo V60 Review: Polished and powerful, but is it perfect?”
