UNIX has introduced a new wireless headset, the HAVANA (UX-W3), expanding its presence in the budget audio segment. The device brings a combination of noise reduction features, long battery life, and a foldable design aimed at everyday use.
The HAVANA (UX-W3) includes both Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC). ANC is used to reduce background noise during media playback, while ENC focuses on improving voice clarity during calls by filtering surrounding noise. This dual setup is intended to maintain usability in crowded or noisy environments.
The headset connects over Bluetooth with a stated range of up to 10 metres. It is powered by a 300mAh battery, rated for up to 42 hours of playback on a single charge. Standby time is listed at up to 400 hours. Charging is handled via a Type-C port, with a full charge taking approximately 2 to 3 hours.
In terms of hardware, the HAVANA (UX-W3) uses a foldable over-ear design, allowing it to be stored more easily when not in use. The headset also includes RGB lighting accents, which serve as a design addition rather than a functional feature.
Pricing & availability
The HAVANA (UX-W3) is priced at Rs. 1,699. It is currently available through the company’s official website as well as online platforms, including Amazon India and Flipkart. The device is available in Black and Beige color options and comes with a 6-month warranty.
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Lava is set to launch a new smartphone in India, the Lava Bold N2 Pro 4G. The company has confirmed the launch through a Flipkart microsite, which also reveals the key specifications and launch timing.
The Lava Bold N2 Pro 4G will launch in India on March 31 at 12 PM IST. The listing gives a clear look at what the device will offer in terms of hardware and software.
The smartphone will feature a 6.67-inch HD+ display with a 120Hz refresh rate. This should help with smoother scrolling and general use. On the back, the phone will include a 50MP triple AI camera setup.
It will be powered by the Unisoc T7250 chipset. According to the listing, the processor has an AnTuTu score of over 240,000. The phone will come with 4GB RAM and support an additional 4GB of virtual RAM. It will also include 128GB of internal storage. The device will run on Android 15 out of the box. Lava states that the software will be clean, with no ads or pre-installed bloatware.
Lava Bold N2 Pro 4G features
For battery, the phone will pack a 5000mAh unit and support USB Type-C charging. It also comes with an IP54 rating, which means it is protected against dust and light splashes. The Lava Bold N2 Pro 4G will be available in two colour options, Eclipse Grey and Aurora Gold.
Pricing and availability details have not been announced yet. These are expected to be revealed at the launch event.
Samsung Display has announced a new film technology designed to reduce glare on QD-OLED monitors while improving panel durability. The technology, called QuantumBlack, will be applied across all new QD-OLED monitor panels released by the company this year.
QD-OLED panels are capable of delivering true black levels by switching off individual pixels. However, reflections from ambient light can reduce perceived contrast in real-world conditions. QuantumBlack aims to address this limitation by lowering light reflectance by 20 percent compared to Samsung Display’s previous film. This reduction is expected to improve visibility in darker scenes, particularly in environments with strong lighting.
The change has direct implications for gaming monitors, where contrast and shadow detail are critical. Lower reflections can help maintain clearer separation between objects and backgrounds, which may improve visibility in darker areas of games such as first-person shooters and survival titles.
Alongside optical improvements, Samsung Display says the new film also increases panel durability. Internal testing indicates that surface hardness has been raised from 2H to 3H. A higher hardness rating generally means better resistance to scratches from routine use, including cleaning or incidental contact.
The introduction of QuantumBlack comes as display manufacturers continue to focus on refining QD-OLED technology beyond core image quality. Several monitor brands have already introduced similar anti-reflection positioning under different names. ASUS refers to its implementation as Black Shield, while Gigabyte and MSI use Obsidian Shield and Dark Armor, respectively, to highlight reduced reflectivity in their latest products.
According to data from Omdia, the global self-emissive monitor market is projected to grow from 3.4 million units in 2025 to 7.6 million units by 2030. Samsung Display currently leads this segment with a reported 75 percent market share.
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Casio is preparing to expand its EDIFICE lineup with the new EQB-1300 series, expected to be announced in April. As per a report from Casioblog, the range will include three variants at launch: the blue EQB-1300D-2A, green EQB-1300DC-3A, and a newly revealed brown EQB-1300D-5A.
The EQB-1300 focuses heavily on dial design. It uses layered textures and bold color finishes to create a sporty look inspired by automotive design. The surface features a geometric layout made up of parallel line patterns, while satin-finished side elements give the impression of metal panels. The outer chapter ring is slightly raised, creating a floating effect with visible shadows. Hour markers are shaped with clean polygonal edges, reinforcing the premium positioning of the model.
The bezel also stands out. Its top surface varies in width across different sections, adding visual depth and breaking away from a uniform circular design.
While official dimensions are not confirmed, the watch is expected to be more compact than models like the ECB-2300 and ECB-2200. This would mark a shift toward a slimmer profile for the EQB series, which has not seen a major update since the EQB-2000 launched nearly four years ago.
The watch runs on module 5758, bringing Bluetooth connectivity and solar charging. It supports automatic time syncing via smartphone, daylight saving adjustments, and easy configuration through an app. A low battery indicator is included, where the second hand moves in two-second steps.
Functionality is straightforward. There is a 30-minute stopwatch displayed through a subdial at the 8 o’clock position, which also shows the day of the week. A date window sits opposite it, while a separate indicator displays 24-hour time. There is no timer or alarm.
Water resistance is rated at 100 meters. As per Casioblog, the pricing is expected to stay under $300, though the green IP-coated variant may cost slightly more.
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Philips has listed a new high-end gaming monitor in China under its Evnia lineup, the 32M2N8900X. The model uses a 31.5-inch QD-OLED panel with a 3840 x 2160 resolution and supports refresh rates up to 240Hz over both HDMI and DisplayPort, positioning it for high-performance gaming and content work.
The panel delivers a 0.03 ms response time and supports Adaptive-Sync, along with NVIDIA G-SYNC compatibility to reduce screen tearing. It is rated for DisplayHDR True Black 500, while additional certification details also point to DisplayHDR True Black 400 support, depending on mode. ClearMR 13000 is also listed, indicating reduced motion blur in fast scenes.
Brightness levels are rated at 300 nits in SDR at full screen, 515 nits in HDR at 10 percent window, and up to 1000 nits peak in HDR at 3 percent window. The monitor supports true 10-bit color and offers a 1,500,000:1 contrast ratio. Color coverage includes full sRGB and up to 99.5 percent DCI-P3, with Delta E below 2 in sRGB mode. Pixel density is rated at 139.87 PPI, and the panel uses an RGB Q-Stripe subpixel layout with an anti-glare coating.
Philips integrates QD-OLED technology with Quantum Dot enhancement for higher brightness and color output while maintaining deep blacks and wide viewing angles. The panel also uses an internal graphene layer to improve heat dissipation and maintain long-term color stability.
On the feature side, the monitor includes three-sided Ambiglow with AI-based lighting effects, a built-in KVM switch, and MultiView support for PiP and PbP. Gaming-focused tools include Smart Crosshair, ShadowBoost, and low input lag modes. Eye comfort features such as LowBlue mode and flicker-free technology are also included. Audio is handled by dual 5W speakers with DTS Sound.
Connectivity options include two HDMI 2.1 ports, one DisplayPort, USB-C with up to 65W Power Delivery, USB-B upstream, two USB-A ports, and an additional USB-C downstream port with 15W output. Philips has not yet confirmed pricing or availability outside China.
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Hisense has opened pre-orders for its XR10 4K Triple Laser Smart Projector, which was first shown at CES 2026. The model is positioned as the company’s most advanced home projector so far.
The XR10 supports 4K UHD resolution at 60Hz and can project images from 65 inches up to 300 inches. It uses a triple-laser light source that delivers up to 6,000 ANSI lumens. This level of brightness is designed to keep the image clear even with lights on. The light source is rated for up to 25,000 hours.
The projector has a 0.84 to 2.0:1 throw ratio, along with 2.39x optical zoom and lens shift. These features allow flexible placement without needing to move the unit much. Hisense has also added a seven-level iris adjustment and a 17-element glass lens system. The XR10 delivers a 6,000:1 native contrast ratio and up to 60,000:1 dynamic contrast.
For picture formats, it supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and IMAX Enhanced. It covers up to 118 percent of the BT.2020 color space, which is aimed at accurate color output.
The XR10 runs on Hisense’s VIDAA smart platform. It includes apps like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, and Apple TV. Screen mirroring is supported through AirPlay 2 and Miracast. For connectivity, it offers Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, HDMI 2.1, HDMI 2.0, USB 3.0, and Gigabit Ethernet. It also supports eARC and CEC for easier audio setup.
Audio is handled by a built-in 2.1-channel system developed with Devialet. It includes two 8W speakers and a 15W subwoofer. The system supports Dolby Digital and DTS Virtual:X. The sound profile has also been tuned with input from the Opéra de Paris. Cooling is managed by a dual-channel liquid cooling system designed to keep temperatures stable and reduce noise.
Pricing & availability
In the US, the XR10 is priced at $6,999.99. It is currently available for pre-order at $5,299.99 with a $1,700 discount. Buyers also get a free HT Saturn 4.1.2 wireless sound system. In Europe, it is listed at £5,999 in the UK and €4,999 in Germany.
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Motorola‘s upcoming Razr 70 Ultra has appeared in CAD renders and a 360-degree video shared by OnLeaks and XpertPick, revealing a device that prioritizes refinement over reinvention.
The foldable maintains its clamshell form factor with dimensions of 171.3 x 74.1 x 7.8mm unfolded and 88.0 x 74.1 x 15.8mm folded. The camera bump pushes the total thickness to 9.6mm and 17.63mm, respectively. This represents a slight increase from the Razr 60 Ultra’s 7.2mm and 15.7mm measurements, suggesting internal modifications likely targeting battery capacity or camera components.
Display specifications remain static: a 7-inch internal foldable screen paired with a 4-inch cover display, matching the previous generation’s configuration.
Design alterations are minimal. The left edge now features a dedicated Moto AI button, while power and volume controls stay right-mounted. The bottom houses a USB Type-C port, speaker grille, microphone, and SIM slot. A secondary microphone sits topside.
For context, the Razr 60 Ultra delivers a 7-inch FlexView pOLED LTPO inner display (1224 x 2992 pixels, 1-165Hz refresh, 4000 nits peak brightness) and a 4-inch QuickView outer screen (1272 x 1080 pixels, 1-165Hz, 3000 nits, Gorilla Glass Ceramic). It runs Snapdragon 8 Gen Elite on 3nm architecture with Adreno 830 graphics, 16GB LPDDR5X RAM, and 512GB UFS 4.1 storage.
Camera hardware includes triple 50MP sensors: main (f/1.8, OIS), ultra-wide (f/2.0), and front-facing (f/2.0). Connectivity spans 5G SA/NSA, dual 4G VoLTE, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.4, and NFC. The 4700mAh battery supports 68W wired and 30W wireless charging. The Razr 70 standard model has already surfaced on China’s TENAA with images and specifications, indicating an imminent launch window for both variants.
Casio has introduced three new additions to its Edifice EFR-575 series in Europe, continuing to build on the lineup launched last year. The latest models include the EFR-575C-8A, EFR-575D-4A, and EFR-575CL-5A, each offering different finishes while retaining the same underlying specifications.
Casio Edifice EFR-575D-4A
All three watches share a stainless steel case that measures 47.9 mm in diameter. The dial uses a standard analog layout with hour, minute, and second hands, and is rated for accuracy within ±20 seconds per month. Additional features include a date display, a 24-hour indicator, and dedicated sub-dials for tracking stopwatch minutes and seconds.
EFR-575C-8AEFR-575CL-5AEFR-575D-4A
The design follows the Edifice range’s motorsport-inspired approach. Each model is equipped with a domed crystal and a slim metal bezel. On the right side of the case, three pushers are used to operate the chronograph. The watches also offer water resistance up to 10 bar, making them suitable for everyday wear and light water use.
Power is supplied by an SR920SW battery, which is expected to last around two years. The overall focus remains on traditional timekeeping with basic chronograph functions, rather than connected or smart features. Casio has not confirmed any plans for availability outside Europe, including a release in the United States.
In terms of variants, the EFR-575C-8A comes with a gray gradient dial and a silver-tone case and strap. The EFR-575D-4A uses a purple-to-black gradient dial with the same metal finish. The EFR-575CL-5A looks a bit more premium, with a brown gradient dial, a gold-tone case, and a brown leather strap. Pricing starts at €129 for the EFR-575C-8A and EFR-575D-4A, while the EFR-575CL-5A is priced at €149 in markets like the Netherlands, Spain, and Germany.
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Samsung has launched the Galaxy Book 6 series in India with three models: Galaxy Book 6 Ultra, Galaxy Book 6 Pro, and Galaxy Book 6. The new lineup focuses on updated design, AMOLED displays, Intel Core Ultra processors, and built-in Galaxy AI features.
Galaxy Book 6 Ultra
The series comes with a redesigned chassis and updated internal layout. Samsung has added a wider vapor chamber, thinner fans, and a revised hinge system to improve cooling while keeping the laptops slim. The Galaxy Book 6 Ultra measures 15.4mm in thickness, while the Galaxy Book 6 Pro 16-inch comes in at 11.9mm. The laptops use a two-tone backlit keyboard across all models. The Ultra and Pro include a haptic touchpad, while the standard Galaxy Book 6 uses a clickpad.
Galaxy Book 6 Pro
On the display side, the Galaxy Book 6 Ultra features a 16-inch touch AMOLED panel with WQXGA+ resolution of 2880 × 1800 and peak brightness up to 1000 nits. The Galaxy Book 6 Pro is available in 14-inch and 16-inch touch AMOLED displays with anti-reflective coating. The standard Galaxy Book 6 uses IPS panels with a WUXGA resolution of 1920 × 1200 and 350 nits brightness. AMOLED models support adaptive refresh rates from 30Hz to 120Hz, Vision Booster, True Bright certification, and low black levels. Gorilla Glass with DXC is used to reduce reflections.
Performance is powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors under the Intel Evo platform. Options include Core Ultra 5, 7, and X7 variants, with up to 16 CPU cores. Each chip includes an Intel NPU delivering up to 50 TOPS for AI workloads. The Galaxy Book 6 Ultra also includes an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Laptop GPU with 8GB GDDR7 memory. The Pro models use Intel Arc or integrated graphics, while the standard Book 6 uses Intel Graphics.
Galaxy Book 6
The Galaxy Book 6 Ultra comes with 32GB LPDDR5X RAM and a 1TB PCIe SSD with expansion support. The Pro models offer 16GB or 32GB LPDDR5X RAM with 512GB or 1TB SSD options, with expansion support on the 16-inch model. The standard Book 6 also supports 16GB or 32GB RAM with 512GB or 1TB SSD, with expansion available on the 14-inch model.
Battery capacity on the Ultra is 80.2Wh, with support for 100W USB Type-C charging on the integrated model and 140W on the discrete GPU version. The Pro models include 67.18Wh for the 14-inch and 78.07Wh for the 16-inch, both with 65W charging. The standard Book 6 uses a 61.2Wh battery with 45W charging. Samsung claims up to 30 hours of video playback under typical usage. The Ultra supports fast charging up to 63 percent in around 30 minutes.
Audio on the Ultra includes a six-speaker system with Dolby Atmos, using four woofers and two tweeters. The Pro 16-inch uses quad speakers, while the 14-inch model uses stereo speakers. The standard Book 6 also includes stereo speakers. All models include dual-array microphones and a 2MP 1080p webcam.
Connectivity includes Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.4 on the Ultra and Pro models, while the standard Book 6 supports Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.4. Ports on the Ultra and Pro include two Thunderbolt 4 ports, one USB Type-A port, HDMI 2.1 with support for 8K at 60Hz and 5K at 120Hz, a microSD slot, and a headphone and microphone combo jack. The Book 6 includes two USB Type-C ports, two USB Type-A ports, HDMI, microSD, RJ45, and a security lock slot. The laptops run Windows 11 Home and include Samsung Knox security along with secured-core PC support.
Samsung has also integrated Galaxy AI features such as AI Select, AI Cut Out, Note Assist, and Natural Language Search. Cross-device features include Multi Control, Second Screen, Link to Windows, and Storage Share.
Pricing & availability
The Galaxy Book 6 series is available in Gray and Silver through Samsung’s official website, retail stores, and authorized partners. Pricing starts at Rs. 1,27,990 for the Galaxy Book 6, Rs. 1,78,990 for the Galaxy Book 6 Pro, and Rs. 2,42,990 for the Galaxy Book 6 Ultra with 32GB RAM and 1TB storage. Launch offers include up to 24-month no-cost EMI, cashback up to Rs. 5000 on Ultra and Pro models, Rs. 2000 on the standard model, and student discounts up to 10 percent.
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LG Electronics has started rolling out its 2026 TV lineup, bringing updates across OLED, LCD, and wireless TV categories. The new range includes OLED evo models, a Micro RGB evo series, and a wireless OLED wallpaper TV.
The OLED evo lineup includes the G6, C6, and B6 series. These models focus on improving brightness, color accuracy, contrast, and response time. LG says the panels use Hyper Radiant Color technology and can reach up to 3.9 times higher brightness compared to standard OLED, with the B6 used as a reference.
All models are powered by the α11 AI Processor 4K Gen3, which delivers 5.6 times higher AI performance. Features include AI Dual 4K Upscaling for lower-resolution content and Hyper Bright Booster, which adjusts brightness based on scenes. The Reflection Free Premium display reduces glare by eliminating light instead of scattering it and is certified by Intertek. Core OLED traits such as near-infinite contrast and fast response time remain.
Audio support includes Dolby Atmos FlexConnect and compatibility with LG Sound Suite for multi-speaker setups.
The TVs run on webOS 26. The platform integrates Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini for search and interaction. Features include AI Concierge for recommendations, AI Search for contextual results, an AI Chatbot, and AI Picture and Sound Wizard for automatic adjustments. Voice ID allows user-based personalization, while LG Shield handles system-level security. LG Gallery+ adds AI-generated images and background audio.
LG OLED evo W6
The OLED evo W6 is a wireless wallpaper TV with an ultra-slim design of around 9mm. It uses a Zero Connect Box for wireless AV transmission. The TV supports 4K resolution at 165Hz with low-latency, lossless signal transmission. The Zero Connect Box is 35 percent smaller than earlier versions. The model has received multiple awards at CES 2026.
The Micro RGB evo series is LG’s new premium LCD approach. It replaces white LED backlighting with RGB LEDs and uses smaller light units for better precision. The series uses the α11 AI Processor 4K Gen3 with a dual AI engine. It also applies light control techniques derived from OLED. It supports triple 100 percent color certification across BT.2020, DCI-P3, and Adobe RGB. Large variants include 100-inch models.
Pricing & availability
LG will begin sales in South Korea from March 25, followed by global rollout. OLED evo models will be available from 42 to 97 inches.
G6 pricing ranges from KRW 3,059,700 ($2,027) for 55-inch to KRW 37,900,000 ($25,110) for 97-inch. C6 pricing ranges from KRW 1,897,200 ($1,257) for 48-inch to KRW 6,190,000 ($4,107) for 77-inch. B6 models are priced at KRW 3,290,000 ($2,180) for 65-inch, KRW 5,690,000 ($3,770) for 77-inch, and KRW 7,900,000 ($5,234) for 83-inch.
The W6 wireless OLED TV and Micro RGB evo series are expected to launch in the first half of 2026. LG is also expanding large-screen options, with Micro RGB models up to 100 inches and QNED TVs reaching 115 inches.
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The iQOO Z11 has been launched in China, targeting users who want long battery life, high refresh rate visuals, and stable gaming performance. The device introduces a larger battery, an updated chipset, and new display features.
Battery capacity is the headline feature. The phone packs a 9,020mAh “Blue Ocean” battery, the largest used in an iQOO device so far. It uses a fourth-generation silicon anode and semi-solid-state battery cells to maintain a relatively slim 8.25mm profile while improving performance in low temperatures. The company claims over 10 hours of mixed usage with more than 50 percent charge remaining. The device supports 90W wired charging and also allows reverse charging for other devices.
The Z11 runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 8500 chipset, built on a second-generation 4nm process. It uses Cortex-A725 cores in an all-large-core architecture aimed at improving efficiency. iQOO adds its Monster Over-Core Engine, which includes a Prophet Scheduler for background task control and a Lightning Accelerator to stabilize frame rates. The phone also includes a 7K Ice Dome VC liquid cooling system. The brand claims a benchmark score exceeding 2.62 million.
On the front, the device features a 6.83-inch AMOLED display with a 1.5K resolution of 2800×1260 pixels and a 165Hz refresh rate. It supports up to 5000 nits peak brightness, 2160Hz PWM dimming, and DC-like dimming. The panel is designed to reduce latency and improve touch response during gaming.
For cameras, the Z11 includes a 50MP primary sensor with OIS and a 2MP depth sensor. It supports 4K video recording. The front camera is 16MP. Software features include portrait enhancements, film filters, and a watermark system that logs time and location.
The device runs Android 16 with OriginOS 6 and comes with up to 16GB LPDDR5X RAM and 512GB storage. It supports Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.4, NFC, NavIC, and stereo speakers. It also includes an in-display fingerprint sensor and infrared support.
The design features a rounded “floating porthole” camera module and is available in Floating Light, Sky White, and Midnight Black. It carries IP68 and IP69 ratings and has passed multiple durability tests.
Pricing & availability
Pricing starts at 2299 yuan for the 8GB + 256GB model and goes up to 3399 yuan for the 16GB + 512GB variant. The device is already on sale in China with discounts of up to 300 yuan.
Realme will launch the Realme 16 5G on April 2, 2026, expanding its 16 Series lineup. The phone focuses on photography and content creation, with a mix of camera hardware and AI features.
The device uses 50MP Sony sensors for both the rear and front cameras. This setup is aimed at keeping image quality consistent on both sides. It also includes a rear selfie mirror, which helps users frame shots while using the main camera instead of the front lens. A ring flash is built into the back to provide more even lighting in low-light conditions.
On the software side, realme is adding several camera tools. LumaColor imaging works to keep colors balanced and skin tones natural across different lighting conditions. The “Say Hi” gesture feature lets users start a countdown shutter by making a hand gesture. Vibe Master Mode offers three preset styles called Lively, Festival, and Ceremony for quick edits. AI Edit Genie allows users to change elements like hairstyles, clothing, and backgrounds through simple commands. AI Instant Clip can turn photos and videos from the gallery into ready-to-share clips.
The phone also focuses on battery and design. It packs a 7000mAh battery but keeps a slim profile at 8.1mm thickness and 183g weight. realme says this is possible due to its “AirCraft Structure,” which uses a high-density internal layout and reduces unused space. High energy-density graphite cells are used to fit the large battery inside a thin body, while improved internal stacking adds strength.
The Realme 16 5G has a 6.57-inch display with narrow bezels and rounded edges for better grip. The back panel uses a “Gleaming Wings” design with a layered blue-gold gradient finish. It also has an anti-fingerprint coating. The phone will be available in Air Black and Air White.
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