The latest phones and gadgets tested and reviewed in our labs
Lenovo launched the K8 Note smartphone in the ‘Note Series’ in India last month as the successor of last year’s K6 Note, skipping the K7 Note. Even though the design doesn’t change a lot, the phone is more powerful, has dual rear cameras and also has splash proof nano-coating. How good is the phone? Let us find out in the review. Continue reading “Lenovo K8 Note Review”
One of the best ways to track your health is to buy a good fitness tracker. As the day passes by, the tech market is filled with a lot of fitness trackers from several companies. The main reason to buy a fitness tracker is to make note of our vitals, quality of sleep, step count, calories burned and much more. Continue reading “Honor Band 3 Review”
Micromax launched the Canvas Infinity smartphone with full-screen display and minimal bezels at Rs. 9999 last week. Even though it competes with several smartphones in the price range, it is the only phone with 18:9 infinity display for the price. Is the smartphone worth the price? Let us find out in the review.
After the critically acclaimed flagship smartphone, LG’s plan to cater the Indian mid-range market came in the form of LG Q6 with Full vision display at a considerable price point.
To give a heads up about the mobile, it has a 5.5-inch FHD+ FullVision display with 18:9 aspect ratio, has facial recognition and military grade durability. Considering the decent specification at a reasonable price, is LG Q6 a true winner? Let’s find it out. Continue reading “LG Q6 Review”
The iPad was not the first tablet to be launched in the market. Several players had tried and failed in the tablet category. The iPad managed to become so popular and became a golden standard for the tablet market. 2017 marks the 7th anniversary of the iPad and over time interest in tablets has declined and the excitement around the iPad has reduced.
7 years later, Apple has managed to get consumers excited again with the introduction of the new iPad Pro devices and iOS 11 which gives a fresh lease of life for even older iPads models. Apple introduced the iPad Pro 10.5 at WWDC in June and this device replaced the iPad Pro 9.7. Here is my review of the iPad Pro 10.5 after using it for the past few weeks.
Continue reading “Apple iPad Pro 10.5 Review – The best tablet money can buy”
While Xiaomi, Lenovo and Moto dominate the headlines when it comes to mid range smartphones, the likes of Gionee too have been making significant inroads into the segment. While we weren’t particularly fond of some of the earlier launches by the brand, at first glance it appears that Gionee has been working hard to up its game. Does it succeed? We find out in our review of the Gionee A1 Lite. Continue reading “Gionee A1 Lite Review”
A couple of months back, Alcatel launched A3 10 tablet in the Indian market with 4G LTE connectivity via SIM and support for voice calling (through headset or speaker) at a price of Rs. 9,999. So, is it worth buying? Let’s find it out. Continue reading “Alcatel A3 10 Review”
Currently, fitness trackers from Xiaomi, Fitbit are popular among users. Recently, watchmaker Fastrack Titan forayed into the space with Reflex budget tracker. We have got our hands on a second-generation fitness tracker from Lenovo dubbed as HW02 Smart Wristband. Let’s check out if this could be your go-to fitness tracker.
Continue reading “Lenovo HW02 Smart Wristband Review”
BlackBerry KEYone is the second Android smartphone from the company after the Priv to come with BlackBerry’s signature physical QWERTY keyboard that you rarely see on Android smartphones these days. TCL Communication Technology (TCT) made the phone in some countries like the U.S. but the phone is made and sold by Optiemus in India, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. How good is the smartphone? Let us find out in the review.
Bluetooth speakers are here for a long time now with various improvements since its inception. Having said that, there are various types of speakers including — rugged, waterproof, lightweight, at various price segments. Today, we have for review is the SoundLink Revolve+ from none other than U.S-based Bose. Continue reading “Bose SoundLink Revolve+ Review”
When Xiaomi announced the Mi Max last year, nobody expected it to be particularly popular. The gigantic size was expected to be a deterrent but as it turns out, the phablet saw massive uptake amongst users. Serving as a good mid way ground between carrying smartphones and a tablet, the Mi Max delivered battery life, a large screen and a generally great experience in a well priced package. One year on, Xiaomi is back with the Mi Max 2. With a bigger battery in roughly the same sized package, the Mi Max 2 is already looking quite exciting but is it worth an upgrade? We discuss that and more in our full review. Continue reading “Xiaomi Mi Max 2 Review”
As per the latest reports from various sources, the tablet sales in and out of India are declining due to the rise in phablets. While some brands including HP and Lenovo are rolling out their respective Hybrid laptops, tablets without keyboards is losing its relevance. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Review”
After completing SanDisk acquisition last year, Western Digital introduced WD Blue and WD Green solid state drives (SSDs), the first WD-branded SATA SSDs for consumers in October. These were was launched in India a few months back. Both these promise near-maximum speed of SATA drives. Is the WD Blue 250GB SSD worth the price? Let us find out in the review.
At a time when smartphone displays are getting bigger, a new smartphone from that Unihertz is so tiny that it will fit right into coin pocket of your jeans. The Jelly project was launched on Kickstarter in May and is touted as the ‘world’s smallest smartphone’ that supports 4G and runs Android 7.0 Nougat. I have been using the phone for sometime so let’s see if the Jelly Pro can be your secondary phone. Continue reading “Unihertz Jelly Pro Review”
