Amazfit has launched two new smartwatches in India, the Active 3 Premium and the T-Rex Ultra 2. The two devices expand the company’s portfolio across mid-range and premium segments, with a clear split between general fitness use and rugged outdoor tracking.

The Active 3 Premium comes with a 1.32-inch AMOLED display with a 466 × 466 resolution and a 60Hz refresh rate. The panel reaches up to 3,000 nits of peak brightness and is protected by sapphire glass with an anti-fingerprint coating. It uses a 45mm stainless steel case with four physical buttons. The watch measures 45 × 45 × 11mm and weighs 38 grams.

It runs on Zepp OS 5 and supports Zepp Flow AI voice control. Connectivity includes Bluetooth 5.3 LE, with compatibility for Android 7.0 and above and iOS 14.0 and above. A built-in microphone and speaker enable Bluetooth calling.

The smartwatch includes the BioTracker 6.0 PPG biometric sensor with a 5PD + 2LED setup, along with an accelerometer, 3-axis motion sensor, barometer, ambient light sensor, and a skin temperature sensor. It supports five satellite positioning systems, including GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO, and QZSS.

Fitness tracking includes more than 170 workout modes, including HYROX race. It also supports automatic recognition of 25 strength training movements and 8 sports activities. Running-focused tools include built-in workouts, Zepp Coach plans, lactate threshold tracking, running power, ground contact time, track run mode, smart trajectory correction, and a virtual pacer.

Additional features include 24-hour heart rate, SpO2, and stress monitoring, along with BioCharge. The watch also supports notifications, to-do lists, calendar reminders, music control, and camera control. It includes 4GB of internal storage and supports offline maps. The device is rated 5ATM for water resistance and is backed by a 365mAh battery, rated for up to 12 days of typical use, 7 days of heavy use, and up to 24 hours of continuous GPS tracking.

The T-Rex Ultra 2 sits at the top end of the lineup and focuses on durability and extended outdoor use. It features a 1.5-inch AMOLED display with a 480 × 480 resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, and peak brightness of up to 3,000 nits. The display is protected by sapphire glass and 2.5D tempered glass, along with an anti-fingerprint coating. The watch uses a Grade 5 titanium bezel and case back, and measures 51 × 51 × 14.3mm. It weighs 89.2 grams without the strap.

It also runs Zepp OS 5 with Zepp Flow AI voice control and supports Bluetooth 5.2 LE connectivity. Like the Active 3 Premium, it includes a microphone and speaker for Bluetooth calling.

The T-Rex Ultra 2 supports dual-band positioning and six satellite systems, along with a circularly polarized GPS antenna. It offers more than 187 workout modes, including HYROX race, and includes automatic recognition for strength training and sports activities. Running features include Zepp Coach, track run mode, smart trajectory correction, virtual pacer, and race achievement predictions.

Health tracking is handled by the BioTracker 6.0 PPG sensor, supported by sensors such as an accelerometer, barometer, ambient light sensor, and temperature sensor. It includes continuous heart rate, SpO2, and stress monitoring, along with BioCharge.

The device also includes 64GB of internal storage, support for full-color global maps, and a built-in dual-mode flashlight with adjustable brightness and a Boost Mode. Additional features include a green light mode designed for use with night vision goggles and an SOS signal function. The watch is rated for 10 ATM water resistance and includes dual diving certifications.

Battery capacity is 870mAh, with claimed usage of up to 30 days under typical conditions, 15 days with heavy use, and up to 44 hours in trail running mode. Continuous GPS usage is rated at over 50 hours.

Pricing & availability

In India, the Active 3 Premium is priced at Rs. 15,999 and is available in Apex Silver. The T-Rex Ultra 2 is priced at Rs. 49,999 and comes in Black Magma. Both models are available through the Amazfit India online store, Amazon.in, and offline retail channels.

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Huawei has officially launched the Huawei Vision Smart Screen 6 SE, a new smart TV aimed at delivering a premium viewing and connected home experience. The device went on sale on April 7 at 14:08 China time, with a starting price of 3899 Yuan (approximately $540 USD). It is available through Huawei Mall, authorized e-commerce platforms, and offline experience stores.

The Smart Screen 6 SE features a sixth-generation Super Mini LED LCD panel with 4K Ultra HD resolution. A key highlight is its 288Hz refresh rate, which ensures ultra-smooth motion, especially beneficial for fast-moving content and gaming. The display also offers a wide 178-degree viewing angle, along with improved brightness and contrast, with peak brightness increased by around 50% for more detailed visuals.

Powering the device is Huawei’s self-developed Honghu chipset, built on a dual-core A73 and dual-core A53 architecture. It comes with 3GB RAM, expandable with an additional 1GB of virtual memory, and 64GB of internal storage. Huawei claims the new model delivers about 15% better responsiveness than its predecessor.

In terms of connectivity, the TV includes dual HDMI 2.1 ports, enabling support for high-bandwidth gaming and smooth 4K content playback. It runs on HarmonyOS, allowing seamless integration with Huawei’s ecosystem. The built-in AI camera supports video calls, home monitoring, and fitness tracking.

Additional features include AI-powered picture enhancement, eye protection mode, children mode, and cross-device interaction, making it a well-rounded smart TV available in 55, 65, 75, and 85-inch variants.

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Xiaomi has expanded its smart lighting lineup with a new series, the Mijia Ceiling Light Pro Ultra-Thin. As the name suggests, the focus here is on a slim, low-profile design that doesn’t visually crowd the ceiling, while still delivering strong brightness and more natural-looking light. There’s also a clear push toward “healthier” lighting this time, alongside the usual smart features.

The series comes in three variants, each aimed at a slightly different room size. L100 (Large Square) is the top-end model, meant for bigger living rooms (around 25-45㎡). It pushes up to 10,000 lumens at 150W, which is quite a lot for a ceiling light. Xiaomi claims an average illuminance of ≥300lx, along with a Ra98 color rendering index. The panel itself measures 1050 × 650mm and is just 29mm thick.

D60 (Large Round) sits somewhere in the middle, targeting spaces like smaller living rooms or larger bedrooms (15–25㎡). It’s rated at 75W and delivers up to 5,200 lumens. Diameter is 600mm, with a 24mm thickness.

D50 (Small Round) is designed for more compact rooms under 15㎡. It drops to 60W and 4,200 lumens. This one measures 500mm across and is also 24mm thick.

All three use a custom full-spectrum LED setup, and you can adjust the color temperature between 2700K and 5700K. They also carry an RG0 rating, meaning minimal blue light hazard.

The ultra-thin design is clearly a big part of the appeal. They’re meant to sit close to the ceiling and spread light more evenly, rather than acting as a bulky fixture in the center of the room. On the smart side, Xiaomi is bundling in its HyperOS smart connectivity system. That means the usual stuff, such as remote control, scheduling, and linking with other Xiaomi devices.

Pricing is fairly aggressive, especially once subsidies are factored in:

• D50: 849 yuan (around 721 yuan after subsidy)
• D60: 999 yuan (about 849 yuan after subsidy)
• L100: 1759 yuan (roughly 1495 yuan after subsidy)

The emphasis here seems to be on comfortable, soft lighting rather than just raw brightness. The wide light surface and high CRI should help with things like reading or desk work, though real-world performance will depend on placement and room size.

The Mijia Ceiling Light Pro Ultra-Thin series is already listed and available for purchase on Xiaomi Youpin and other e-commerce platforms in the home country.

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Tecno has historically faced criticism for its slow software updates, and that trend hasn’t quite shifted yet. The company has recently announced its Android 16 rollout schedule, but most of its competitors are already offering Android 17 betas. Despite the wait, we finally have official details on which devices are eligible and when they can expect the new HiOS 16 update.

The Android 16 update for Tecno devices comes with the HiOS 16 skin on top, offering additional features and upgrades beyond what’s already included in Android 16. The update will be rolled out to the Camon 40 series, Camon 30 series, and several devices in the POVA and Phantom lineup as per the timeline below.

Tecno Android 16 (HiOS 16) rollout timeline

• Q2 2026 (April – June)
  • Tecno Camon 40
  • Tecno Camon 40 Pro
  • Tecno Camon 40 Pro 5G
  • Tecno Camon 40 Premier 5G
• Q3 2026 (July – September)
  • Tecno Camon 30
  • Tecno Camon 30 5G
  • Tecno Camon 30 Pro 5G
  • Tecno Camon 30 Premier 5G
  • Tecno Camon 30S
  • Tecno Camon 30S Pro
  • Tecno POVA Slim 5G
  • Tecno POVA 7 NEO
  • Tecno POVA 7
  • Tecno POVA 7 5G
  • Tecno POVA 7 Ultra 5G
  • Tecno POVA Curve 5G
  • Tecno POVA 7 5G Pro
• Q4 2026 (October – December)
  • Tecno Phantom V Fold2 5G
  • Tecno Phantom V Flip2 5G

The company states that the availability of the update will depend on region, model type, and carrier certification. Because of this staged rollout, the same device in one region may receive the update earlier than some regions. You can manually check for available updates in the System update section inside the Settings app.

Also read: Android 17: Every new feature discovered so far

Tecno Android 16 (HiOS 16) update: New features and major upgrades

HiOS 16 focuses on smoother performance, visual changes, and much deeper AI integration through Ella and AIGC tools. It introduces a refreshed design language, “Superfluidity,” aimed at smoother animations, cleaner transitions, and a more cohesive visual experience. The UI has effects similar to Liquid Glass.

The Minus One screen is now more structured, allowing you to quickly access tools such as real-time translation and other smart services. You can access key actions and information without even opening individual apps.

AI has been a major focus in HiOS 16, now featuring a more powerful built-in “Ella” assistant with deeper system integration and better context understanding. It can help you manage daily routines, offer proactive suggestions, summarize YouTube videos, and integrate with WhatsApp to read and reply to messages.

The latest software offers AI-driven photo editing upgrades in the Gallery app, an intelligent calling assistant for real-time subtitles, call summaries, and noise cancellation.

HiOS 16 lets you transfer files with iPhones with just a single tap without requiring an internet connection. The software also introduces OneLeap for managing multiple devices. Furthermore, it brings App Flash Launch 2.0, Sensory Scheduling 3.0, and MemCompress to enhance the overall performance. There are also some gaming-related upgrades, such as Gaming Bypass Charging and a more precise touch control.

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• Backed by Jeff Bezos, Prometheus aims to build real-world industrial AI
• Former xAI co-founder Kyle Kosic joins to lead infrastructure
• Plans to raise billions and invest in AI-disrupted industries

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A new and highly secretive AI startup, Project Prometheus, is quietly emerging as one of the most ambitious bets in the artificial intelligence race. Backed by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and co-led by former Google executive Vikram Bajaj, the company was founded in 2025 with a bold goal: to take AI beyond chatbots and into the physical world.

Unlike tools such as ChatGPT or Claude Code, Prometheus is focused on building systems that understand real-world environments. Its AI models are being designed to work in industries like aviation, engineering, and architecture, using domain-specific data such as jet engine design.

A major boost to the company comes from the hiring of Kyle Kosic, a co-founder of xAI. Kosic, who previously worked with Elon Musk and helped build the Colossus supercomputer, will now lead Prometheus’ AI infrastructure efforts.

The startup is also part of a growing “talent war” in AI, where top engineers are being aggressively recruited with massive offers. Notably, all 11 co-founders of xAI have now exited, highlighting rising tensions in the industry.

Prometheus is expanding fast, with offices in San Francisco, London, and Zurich, and hundreds of employees already hired. Its long-term plan includes raising tens of billions of dollars and building a Berkshire Hathaway-style investment model, acquiring stakes in companies, and using their data to train smarter AI.

Despite its rapid growth, Prometheus remains highly secretive, with no official public statements yet.

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Fujifilm has introduced a new hybrid camera in India, expanding its X Series lineup with a model aimed at both photographers and video creators. The Fujifilm X-T30 III brings a familiar design but focuses heavily on improving video capabilities and intelligent shooting features.

Fujifilm X-T30 III key specs, features  

The Fujifilm X-T30 III combines a 26.1 megapixel X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor with the X-Processor 5, delivering faster image processing and improved dynamic range. This setup ensures consistent image quality for both still photography and video recording, making it suitable for a wide range of shooting scenarios.

On the video side, the camera supports 6.2K recording at 30fps with 10-bit color, along with 4K at 60fps and high-speed 1080p at 240fps. The open gate recording mode captures the full sensor area, allowing flexibility for cropping into different aspect ratios such as vertical or cinematic formats without losing clarity.

Fujifilm’s color science remains a key highlight, with a dedicated film simulation dial offering 20 presets. New additions like REALA ACE and NOSTALGIC Neg provide distinct looks, while custom slots allow users to save their own color profiles for quick access during shoots.

The camera also features AI-powered autofocus that can detect a variety of subjects including people, animals, birds, vehicles and even drones. Combined with digital stabilisation, it helps in maintaining sharp focus and smoother handheld footage during motion-heavy scenes.

Fujifilm X-T30 III price and availability

The Fujifilm X-T30 III is priced at Rs 102,999 for the body only, while the kit with a 13-33mm lens is available at Rs 119,999. It weighs around 378 grams and retains a compact form factor with a centre viewfinder and a tilting rear display suited for varied shooting angles.

With features that bridge still photography and advanced video, the X-T30 III is positioned for creators who want versatility without moving to larger systems. It also supports wireless connectivity with Instax Link printers for instant prints.

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Redmi has officially confirmed that the Redmi K90 Max will debut this month in China. This phone will be rivalled by the OnePlus Ace 6 Ultra, which is also expected to break cover this month. Interestingly, both phones will be equipped with a 165Hz refresh rate display and will be powered by the same Dimensity chip. Today, tipster Digital Chat Station shared a Weibo post revealing more details about the Ace 6 Ultra.

OnePlus Ace 6 Ultra key details tipped

As per the leak, the OnePlus Ace 6 Ultra will have a 16-megapixel front camera. On the back, it will feature a 50-megapixel main camera along with an 8-megapixel ultra-wide sensor.

The leak further states that the Ace 6 Ultra will be available in multiple configurations, such as 12GB+256GB, 12GB+512GB, 16GB+256GB, 16GB+512GB, and 16GB+1TB. In terms of color options, the device will be available in Black and Titanium.

The Ace 6 Ultra will feature the Dimensity 9500 chip and an 8,500mAh battery, similar to the K90 Max. While the display size of the Redmi phone is not known yet, the Ace 6 Ultra will house a 6.78-inch flat OLED screen delivering a 1.5K resolution and a 165Hz refresh rate.

The Redmi K90 Max will have some differentiating features, such as a built-in cooling fan and a dedicated D2 graphics chip. It appears that these features will be absent on the OnePlus offering.

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Oppo has added another model to its A-series lineup in China, the Oppo A6k, and this one seems clearly aimed at users who care more about battery life than anything else. Yes, it’s a budget phone, with a few practical compromises along the way.

Up front, there’s a 6.75-inch LCD display with HD+ resolution (1570 × 720). Not exactly sharp, and Oppo isn’t really trying to sell it that way either. Instead, the focus is on smoothness. The panel supports a 120Hz refresh rate and 240Hz touch sampling, so general navigation should feel relatively fluid compared to some of its competitors. Brightness goes up to 900 nits typically, with a peak of 1125 nits. Anything over 1000 nits is quite impressive for an IPS panel and should be enough for comfortable outdoor use.

The phone runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 6300, a fairly familiar 5G chip in this segment. It’s paired with LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 2.2 storage, so nothing unusual there.

In terms of actual use, this should handle everyday tasks like calling, messaging, web browsing, video streaming, and even some lightweight games just fine. It’s not built for heavy workloads, but that’s kind of expected here. Benchmark numbers land roughly around 530K on AnTuTu v11 and about 770 / 1980 on Geekbench 6, which is about where you’d expect it to be.

Cameras are fairly straightforward. There’s a 50MP main sensor, along with a 2MP monochrome lens, and an 8MP front camera. Nothing particularly ambitious, but it covers the basics. A side-mounted fingerprint sensor is also here, which honestly still feels quicker than in-display options at this price.

The main talking point, though, is the battery. Oppo has gone with a 7000mAh unit, which is hard to ignore. For most users, that should comfortably last more than a day, maybe even stretch into a second depending on usage. Charging is rated at 45W SuperVOOC, with support for UFCS and a few other standards, so it’s not locked to one ecosystem.

It comes in Dawn Gold, Twilight Blue, and Seashell White in the home country.

Pricing and availability:

The phone comes in three different configurations and is currently available for sale in China.

• 8GB + 256GB at 1999 yuan (~$290)
• 8GB + 512GB at 2199 yuan (~$319)
• 12GB + 256GB at 2399 yuan (~$348)

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Xiaomi Mijia Electric Shaver Pro Set is available for purchase on the Chinese Platform Youpin for 699 yuan (approximately $95–$100 USD). It is offered as a premium gift box package that includes multiple grooming attachments for everyday use. 

Pros: Smart features, long battery life, hygienic charging base, multi-use kit

Cons: Slightly premium pricing, may feel complex for basic users, limited global availability 

What You Get & How It’s Used

This set includes an electric shaver, a multi-functional wireless charging base, a sideburn trimmer, and a nose hair trimmer. It’s ideal for users who want a single device for full face grooming. The charging base is a key highlight; it doesn’t just charge the shaver but also sterilizes and air-dries it automatically when placed on the dock. This makes daily maintenance effortless and hygienic.

Performance & Shaving Technology

The shaver uses a double-ring corrugated blade net, which covers more surface area compared to traditional designs. Combined with stainless steel blades and a cross + reciprocating cutting system, it delivers faster and cleaner shaves. The high-speed motor performs around 5 million cuts per minute, while a smart chip adjusts power based on beard thickness.

Comfort & Smart Protection

For sensitive skin, the silicon-based microbead coating reduces friction and gives a smoother glide. The built-in pressure sensor prevents you from pressing too hard, reducing irritation and skin damage.

Battery & Usability

With Type-C charging and up to 95 days of battery life, it’s highly convenient. The color display shows battery, mode, and travel lock status clearly.

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Last week, Oppo revealed that the Oppo Find X9s Pro, which is slated to launch on April 21 in China, will be equipped with dual 200-megapixel cameras. The rumor mill has been speculating that this phone could be equipped with a pair of Samsung HP5 sensors that have been previously used on some flagships and even mid-range phones. However, a new Weibo post from reliable tipster Digital Chat Station has revealed the exact sensors that will be powering the X9s Pro’s dual 200-megapixel cameras.

Oppo Find X9s Pro’s key details leaked

According to the tipster, the Find X9s Pro will have a 200-megapixel primary camera based on a 1/1.4-inch HPE sensor. To put into context, the sensor is slightly smaller the X9 Pro’s Sony IMX828 (1/1.7-inch) 50-megapixel primary camera.

The leak also reveals the existence of a 200-megapixel periscope telephoto lens using the HP5 sensor with around 2.8x optical zoom and an f/2.6 aperture. While the tipster has not mentioned in the leak, the X9s Pro’s rear setup will also have a 50-megapixel camera for ultra-wide shots.

On the front, the Find X9s Pro will sport a 6.32-inch 1.5K flat display with a 144Hz refresh rate and LIPO technology. It will be powered by the Dimensity 9500 chipset and include a large 7,025mAh battery with support for 80W wired and 50W wireless charging. Additional features could include a second-generation multispectral sensor, an ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, IP68 rating, and a Hasselblad-branded external telephoto accessory.

Oppo Find X9 Ultra’s new details leaked

In a related update, DCS revealed that the Find X9 Ultra is said to arrive in three versions. Both the standard and the 16GB+1TB satellite communication variants are expected to be offered in colour options such as Earth Tundra, Canyon Sand, and Polar Glacier.

A special Hasselblad “Explorer Master Kit” is reportedly tied to the 16GB + 1TB satellite edition in the Earth Tundra finish, aligning with earlier rumours about the device’s positioning.

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MediaTek is reportedly working on the Dimensity 9600 series of flagship chipsets. Recent reports have revealed that the brand may unveil 2nm chips, namely the Dimensity 9600 and 9600 Pro, later this year. Today, tipster Digital Chat Station released a Weibo post to reveal the performance leap the D9600 series will offer.

Dimensity 9600 Pro performance details tipped

According to DCS, the Dimensity 9600 and 9600 Pro may introduce a dual ultra-core CPU setup, marking a notable change from previous designs. The chip is said to reach peak clock speeds close to 5GHz, which places it in a new league for smartphone processors.

The architecture is expected to follow a 2+3+3 core configuration, with two ultra-large cores leading performance-heavy tasks. This approach could bring desktop-level processing capabilities to mobile devices. The chipset is also believed to be based on TSMC’s advanced N2P process, which may result in a 25 to 30 percent drop in power consumption, but this is yet to be verified, claims the tipster.

Earlier reports suggest that MediaTek could segment the lineup into multiple tiers. The standard version may be based on an enhanced Dimensity 9500+, while the Pro and Pro Max variants are likely to adopt the newer 2nm-class architecture. This layered strategy could allow brands to target different price segments while maintaining flagship-grade performance.

The Dimensity 9600 series is also expected to benefit from MediaTek’s involvement in developing advanced AI chips, including work related to Google’s TPU platform. This could translate into better on-device AI capabilities and improved power efficiency in real-world usage.

Leaks indicate that the Vivo X500 series and the Oppo Find X10 lineup may adopt the Dimensity 9600 series, particularly in their Pro Max models. Meanwhile, competing Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 series chipsets from Qualcomm are expected to be reserved for select ultra-premium devices, setting up an interesting battle in the flagship segment.

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Choosing between the OnePlus 15T and the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro highlights a classic dilemma: raw flagship power vs balanced value with standout design. One targets performance-focused users who want top-tier specs and battery life, while the other appeals to those who prioritize aesthetics, camera versatility, and price. This comparison matters because both phones sit in competitive segments, making it important to understand which one actually delivers the better overall experience for your needs.

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Major Features:

Feature	OnePlus	Nothing	Winner
Build & Protection	IP68/IP69K, glass front, alloy frame, reinforced back	IP65, aluminum unibody, LED back	OnePlus – stronger protection
Display	6.32″ AMOLED, 165Hz, Dolby Vision, 3600 nits peak	6.83″ AMOLED, 144Hz, 5000 nits peak	Tie – OnePlus smoother, Nothing brighter
Chipset	Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 (3nm)	Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 (4nm)	OnePlus – flagship vs midrange
GPU	Adreno 840	Adreno 722	OnePlus – much more powerful
Storage Type	UFS 4.1	UFS 3.1	OnePlus – faster storage
Max RAM/Storage	16GB / 1TB	12GB / 256GB	OnePlus – higher ceiling
Main Camera	50MP + 50MP (telephoto)	50MP + 50MP (periscope) + 8MP UW	Nothing – more versatile
Zoom	3.5x telephoto	3.5x periscope	Nothing – periscope advantage
Selfie Camera	16MP	32MP	Nothing – higher resolution
Video	8K, 4K@120fps	4K@30fps	OnePlus – higher capability
Battery	7500mAh	5400mAh (India)	OnePlus – much larger
Charging	100W wired, 50W wireless	50W wired	OnePlus – faster + wireless
Wireless Charging	Yes (50W)	No	OnePlus – clear win
Connectivity	Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6.0	Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.4	OnePlus – newer tech
Price	₹58,000	₹40,000	Nothing – cheaper

Design and Display

Build and Feel

The OnePlus 15T focuses on durability with IP68/IP69K protection and a clean, performance-first design. The glass-fiber back keeps things practical while still feeling premium enough. In contrast, the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro leans heavily into visual identity with its transparent-style back and signature LED lighting system. The aluminum unibody adds a more industrial, standout look. It feels more expressive, while the OnePlus stays minimal and serious.

Display Quality

OnePlus pushes a 165Hz AMOLED panel with Dolby Vision and extreme brightness control, making it smoother and more consistent for gaming and HDR content. Nothing counters with a larger 144Hz AMOLED panel and a much higher peak brightness, which helps outdoors and gives it a more immersive feel. However, the refresh rate edge and better PWM dimming on OnePlus subtly improve long-term comfort.

Verdict

Nothing wins on uniqueness and visual appeal, but OnePlus feels more refined and premium overall. For everyday usability and smoother visuals, OnePlus has the edge.

Specifications Including Battery

Performance

The OnePlus 15T runs on the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, which sits firmly in flagship territory. It delivers significantly better raw power, GPU performance, and long-term stability. The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro, powered by Snapdragon 7 Gen 4, handles daily tasks well but lacks the headroom for heavy gaming or sustained performance. The gap is noticeable, especially for power users.

Battery and Charging

OnePlus takes a massive lead with a 7500mAh battery, paired with 100W wired and 50W wireless charging. It’s built for heavy usage with minimal downtime. Nothing offers a respectable 5400mAh battery (India) with 50W charging, which is decent but not exceptional in this segment. The difference becomes clear during long gaming or travel days.

Verdict

This section clearly favors OnePlus. It feels like a performance beast with unmatched battery endurance, while Nothing remains more balanced but less ambitious.

Camera

Main and Secondary Lenses

OnePlus keeps things simple with a dual 50MP setup, focusing on consistency and strong telephoto performance with 3.5x optical zoom. Image processing is reliable, and video capabilities go up to 8K, which adds flexibility. Nothing, however, brings a more versatile triple camera system, including an ultrawide lens alongside its 50MP main and periscope zoom. This gives it more shooting options, especially for landscapes and creative framing.

Selfie Camera

Nothing takes a clear lead with a 32MP front camera, producing sharper and more detailed selfies. OnePlus sticks to a 16MP sensor, which is usable but less impressive in comparison, especially in social media scenarios.

Verdict

Nothing wins for versatility and selfie quality, while OnePlus holds an edge in video capabilities. For most users, Nothing feels more complete in the camera department.

Pricing

The OnePlus 15T is priced at around ₹58,000, positioning it in the flagship killer category. Meanwhile, the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro comes in at approximately ₹40,000, making it significantly more affordable. The price gap of nearly ₹18,000 changes the conversation entirely.

Is the Price Justified?

OnePlus justifies its price with flagship-level performance, a massive battery, and premium durability. It’s clearly built for users who prioritize power and longevity. Nothing, on the other hand, offers strong value with a unique design, capable cameras, and a solid everyday experience at a much lower price. It feels like a smarter buy for most casual and mid-level users.

Verdict

Nothing delivers better value for money, while OnePlus targets those willing to pay extra for top-tier performance and battery.

Disclaimer:
Prices are approximate and may vary based on country, region, and applicable taxes.

Conclusion

OnePlus 15T stands out with its flagship chipset, massive 7500mAh battery, ultra-fast charging, and superior durability ratings. It feels engineered for performance-heavy users who want reliability over flair. The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro differentiates itself with its iconic LED back design, larger immersive display, and a more versatile camera setup. It leans into personality and balance rather than raw power.

Verdict

The choice depends heavily on priorities. OnePlus 15T is the clear winner for performance, battery life, and long-term usage. Nothing Phone (4a) Pro makes more sense for users who value design, camera flexibility, and affordability. Overall, OnePlus feels like the more powerful device, but Nothing offers the smarter value proposition for the majority.

Disclaimer: This comparison is based on the specifications provided and is intended for general informational purposes. Actual performance, camera results, battery life, and overall experience may vary depending on real-world usage, software updates, and individual preferences.

Read More:

• Samsung Galaxy S26 vs Nothing 4a Pro: Is the Price Gap Worth It?
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• Nothing Phone (4a) vs (4a) Pro: What Actually Changed?

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Nothing has quietly increased the price of the Nothing Phone (3a) Lite in India. According to a report by 91Mobiles, the price has been raised by Rs 3,000 across all variants.

As a result, the base 8GB RAM and 128GB storage model now costs Rs 24,999, up from Rs 21,999. The 8GB RAM and 256GB variant has increased from Rs 23,999 to Rs 26,999.

According to a circular from Nothing to retailers, the change is effective from April 6. However, it will only apply to new stock purchased from that date. Older stock will continue to sell at the original launch price.

The shift isn’t happening in isolation. Industry-wide component costs, especially memory, have been trending upward, prompting brands to reconsider pricing even after launch. Instead of waiting for a new product cycle, companies are increasingly making mid-cycle corrections to protect margins.

This trend has already been visible across several brands. Redmi and Realme have adjusted pricing on select models, while Samsung introduced newer A-series devices at noticeably higher starting points compared to previous generations.

Nothing Phone (3a) Lite Specs

The phone features a 6.77-inch FHD+ Super AMOLED display with a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate and up to 3000 nits peak brightness. It also comes with Panda Glass protection.

The device runs on the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Pro processor. Its triple rear camera setup includes a 50MP main camera using a 1/1.57 inch Samsung sensor, an 8MP ultra-wide camera, and a 2MP macro camera. On the front, there is a 16MP camera that records up to 1080p at 60fps.

For now, buyers should be able to get the Phone (3a) Lite for the original launch price, given they can find older inventory. Once that stock clears out, the higher price is likely to become standard across channels.

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Vivo finally joins its Chinese rivals, Oppo, OnePlus, and Realme, to offer its users early access to Android 17 via the Developer Preview program. This preview program build is based on Android 17 Beta 2 and is currently limited to the newest flagships, Vivo X300 Pro and iQOO 15.

The company has already begun accepting applications for its Android 17 Developer Preview program, although it’s currently live in mainland China. We can expect its expansion to other regions in the coming days and weeks. We’ll keep you posted in the Vivo section.

If you have an eligible device and live in a supported region, you can sign up for Android 17 Developer Preview and get early access to the latest features and upgrades. Keep in mind that these early builds are intended for developers and advanced users. Below is a list of issues in the current beta build shared by Vivo.

Known issues:

Vivo X300 Pro
1. Fingerprint cannot be used
2. Screenshot function is unavailable.
3. Some built-in and third-party applications may crash.
4. Some system settings (system style, easy mode, privacy system, etc.) cause crashes.

iQOO 15
1. Fingerprint cannot be used
2. Screenshot function is unavailable.
3. There is a chance that the small window cannot be opened.
4. Facial recognition is temporarily unavailable.
5. The Home button may occasionally malfunction; it is recommended to use the navigation keys.

Before you upgrade to Android 17 beta, note that you can’t go back to the preview stable build without doing a full factory reset. Make sure to back up important data. Also, ensure that your phone has at least 5GB of free storage and is charged to at least 40% before installing the beta build.

How to install Android 17 beta on Vivo and iQOO phones?

Back up your important data by navigating to Settings > Additional settings > Back Up and Reset > Backup & Restore and choosing what to back up. Once done, download the required firmware file from the official website.

Now, follow these steps:

1. Connect your Vivo phone to a computer via a USB cable.
2. Switch the phone’s USB settings to file transfer mode.
3. Copy the downloaded software firmware to the phone’s internal storage. (if it isn’t already there)
4. On your phone, go to Settings > System Management and Upgrade > System Upgrade > Upgrade Settings > Local Upgrade
5. Choose the downloaded firmware file and start the upgrade.
6. Once the upgrade is complete, tap Restart.

If you encounter any problems with the beta build, submit your feedback through the Feedback application. This will help the brand in addressing those bugs. You can also downgrade to the stable Android 16 build. Check the Vivo developer site for the required package and steps.

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Xiaomi took a year off from its foldable lineup. The company last unveiled the Xiaomi Mix Fold 4 in 2024 and didn’t follow it up in 2025. Now, it looks like that pause might finally be ending.

A new rumor suggests Xiaomi will launch its next foldable in early July.

According to tipster Kartikey Singh, the next-generation Xiaomi foldable was initially expected to debut alongside the Xiaomi 17 Max next month. That timeline, however, has reportedly slipped to early July.

Xiaomi's next generation Foldable Phone was expected to get announced alongside Xiaomi 17 Max next month, but it seems it might be pushed back with now the new date is tentatively around early July~

— Kartikey Singh (@That_Kartikey) April 6, 2026

There’s also growing uncertainty around the name. It may not be called the Mix Fold 5 at all.

A previous IMEI database listing revealed a Xiaomi foldable with the model number 26023PN08C and the codename “pecan.” 

Why this is noteworthy is that Xiaomi’s Mix Fold devices have traditionally carried “PX” identifiers in model code. The Xiaomi Mix Fold 4, for example, uses the model number 24072PX77C. By contrast, the “PN” tag is typically associated with Xiaomi’s mainline number series, like the Xiaomi 17.

This suggests Xiaomi could be rethinking its branding entirely. Instead of Mix Fold 5 — or even the Fold 6 — the company’s next foldable might land as the Xiaomi 17 Fold.

Xiaomi 17 Fold specifications (expected)

As for what’s inside, the tipster claims the device will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5.

Camera details are still based on earlier reports. According to them, the foldable will have a 200-megapixel main sensor (Samsung S5KHP5), a 50-megapixel ultra-wide (OV50M), and another 50-megapixel auxiliary sensor (OV50M). On the front, the device could feature a 16-megapixel selfie camera (OV16F).

Apart from this, details about Xiaomi’s upcoming foldable are still pretty thin. But with the rumored launch window not too far off, we likely won’t have to wait long before more leaks start to fill in the gaps.

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Google has introduced a new Japan-exclusive version of the Pixel 10a, called the Isai Blue edition. The release marks the 10th anniversary of the Pixel lineup and brings a design collaboration with Heralbony, a company known for promoting diverse artistic expression. The device is now available for pre-order in Japan and will go on sale starting May 20.

Unlike the standard Pixel 10a colors such as Lavender, Berry, Fog, and Obsidian, this variant focuses on a concept rather than nature-inspired tones. The name “Isai” translates to individuality. The blue finish reflects Heralbony’s corporate identity and its message of embracing uniqueness. The design extends beyond the exterior, combining hardware, accessories, and software elements.

On the software side, the device uses Google’s Material You system to integrate artwork into the user interface. The Isai Blue edition includes three themed design sets created by Heralbony artists Shigaku Mizukami, Midori Kudo, and Kaoru Iga. Users can select from nine wallpapers, and the system automatically adjusts app icons and color schemes to match the chosen design.

The customization continues with physical accessories. The box includes a set of original stickers designed by Nozomi Fujita, featuring letters and motifs inspired by the Pixel brand. A color-matched bumper case is also included. This frame-style case protects the sides while leaving the back visible, allowing users to showcase the blue finish and applied stickers.

In terms of build, the Pixel 10a introduces improved front glass durability compared to the Pixel 9a. It also adopts a completely flat rear camera layout, removing protrusions to reduce the risk of scratches and damage from drops.

The packaging reflects the collaboration as well. The box sleeve features artwork by Midori Kudo, offering a visual preview of the partnership.

The Pixel 10a Isai Blue edition is priced at 94,900 yen (~US$594) and is available in a single 256GB configuration.

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After flirting with a tri-fold concept, Samsung is now rumored to be working on a wider foldable, much like the Huawei Pura X. We’ve already seen early CAD renders, and the device has even cleared India’s BIS certification. 

Now, the rumored Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide has also surfaced in the One UI 9 codebase. Newly discovered graphics reveal an outer display mirroring function, along with a form factor that clearly diverges from Samsung’s current Galaxy Z Fold lineup. 

Dig into the image assets, and you’ll find filenames referencing the codename “H8” which has previously been tied to Samsung’s so-called Wide Fold project.

As for the shape of things to come, previous reports hint at a 4:3 aspect ratio for the internal display. Demo images and animations show an aspect ratio hovering around 1.3:1, which is effectively 4:3 in practice. 

For context, the existing Galaxy Z Fold 8 leans closer to a 1.11:1 ratio, giving it a more square-like profile. 

Now, that’s not to say there won’t be the regular Galaxy Z Fold 8. The Wide is a new addition to the lineup. 

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide Specifications

Based on CAD renderings, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide measures 123.9 x 82.2 x 9.8 mm when folded. When opened, it thins down to just 4.9 mm at its slimmest point.

The outer screen is said to be 5.4 inches, while the inner display stretches to 7.6 inches. Under the hood, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide is expected to mirror the standard model. That includes a custom Snapdragon 8-series chip, up to 16GB of RAM, and as much as 1TB of storage.

It’s also expected to come with a 5000mAh battery with support for 45W wired and 25W wireless charging.

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One UI 8.5 debuted with the Galaxy S26 series in February and was expected to begin rolling out to older Galaxy devices in March, but users received a series of beta updates instead. It appears we’re still nowhere near the stable rollout, as the company has reportedly planned a few more beta releases this month.

According to the leaked One UI 8.5 beta timeline shared by a user on X, the Galaxy S25 series will receive at least two more beta updates in April. The Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S23 phones may also receive two beta updates this month, while the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 may receive one.

Here’s the leaked beta timeline:

• Galaxy S25 series
  • Beta 9: This week
  • Beta 10: Third week of April
  • Stable: Not determined
• Galaxy S24 series
  • Beta 2: April 9, 2026
  • Beta 3: April 20, 2026
• Galaxy Z Fold 6, Flip 6
  • Beta 2: April 9, 2026
• Galaxy S23 series
  • Beta 1: April 9, 2026
  • Beta 2: April 23, 2026

If this leaked beta timeline turns out to be accurate, the stable rollout won’t begin this month. This may certainly disappoint Galaxy S25 owners and would also result in a delayed rollout for other Galaxy devices.

Also read: Here’s the complete list of One UI 8.5 eligible devices

It’s surprising to see Samsung is still stretching the beta phase, given that recent beta builds had no critical bugs. The One UI 8.5 build for the Galaxy S25 appears stable enough for a wider rollout. That could mean Samsung is intentionally delaying the stable rollout.

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While the Vivo X300 FE has already launched in a few markets, it is yet to arrive in India. A new report suggests that the Indian variant could bring a slight refresh, including a new colour option, offering an early look at what to expect.

Vivo X300 FE color variants, launch timeframe for India (rumored)

According to a report by Smartprix, citing tipster Yogesh Brar, the Vivo X300 FE could debut in India in the first week of May 2026. The report claims that the device will be available in Black, Purple, and an exclusive Green shade, which is showcased in the leaked image.

The Green variant appears to feature a refined finish that adds a fresh visual identity to the device. Notably, this colour option was not part of the global lineup, which included Moonlight White, Cool Purple, and Graphite Black. This indicates that the Indian version may come with a slightly different colour strategy, possibly skipping the white variant altogether.

Vivo X300 FE specifications

The Vivo X300 FE is expected to feature a 6.31-inch AMOLED display with a 1.5K resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate, offering a compact yet premium viewing experience. It is likely to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset, positioning it as a performance-focused device.

On the camera front, the phone is tipped to include a triple rear setup with a 50-megapixel primary sensor, a 50=megapixel telephoto lens with 3x zoom, and an 8-megapixel ultra-wide camera. The imaging system is expected to benefit from Vivo’s collaboration with Zeiss.

The device could pack a 6,500mAh battery with support for 90W wired and 40W wireless charging. It is also expected to run Origin OS 6 out of the box and may offer IP68 and IP69 ratings for durability.

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A new camera comparison making the rounds is putting a smartphone up against a full-frame mirrorless setup, and the results are interesting to say the least. Chinese creator fenibook has shared a side-by-side camera comparison between the Vivo X300 Ultra and a Sony A7 III paired with the 24–70mm GM II lens, along with the original RAW files for anyone who wants to take a closer look.

On paper, the comparison feels a bit uneven. The Sony setup costs significantly more once you factor in both the body and lens, while the Vivo sits around the $2,000 mark depending on the variant. But that’s also part of the point: how close a phone can get to dedicated camera gear in certain situations.

In good lighting, the Vivo actually holds up better than some might expect. Its 200MP sensor produces images with a lot of detail, and in all the image samples shown in the video, they appear sharper than what comes out of the A7 III’s 24MP sensor. Colors are also fairly well controlled, though in some tricky lighting situations the Vivo samples can look slightly less natural compared to the dedicated camera. Vivo is likely relying on heavy post-processing here, but it’s handled well enough that the images don’t come across as overly processed.

That said, it’s not a complete picture. The test doesn’t really cover more challenging scenarios like low light or a wider range of focal lengths. And realistically, pixel-peeping 200MP images isn’t something most people will do regularly. A full-frame camera still has a clear advantage when it comes to flexibility, especially with zoom lenses, where it can deliver results that a smartphone setup struggles to match. Even with Vivo’s optional 400mm G2 teleconverter, there are limits. With that accessory, the X300 Ultra is expected to retail at around €2,300 in Europe.

But the point here isn’t to replace a dedicated camera in every situation. It’s more about how close a smartphone can get while staying portable. And from that perspective, the Vivo X300 Ultra does quite well. The images are highly detailed, colors are mostly consistent, and there’s no obvious noise or artifacts. For users who want more flexibility, there’s also the option to add the teleconverter kit, which is relatively compact.

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Honor is gearing up to launch a new gaming laptop, the Honor Win, in China later this month. But that might not be the only “Win” on stage. Early details about a follow-up smartphone, the Honor Win 2, have also begun to leak online.

According to tipster Digital Chat Station, the Honor Win 2 could feature a 6.89-inch flat display with a 2K resolution and a 185Hz refresh rate. 

The bigger talking point, though, is the battery. The leak suggests the smartphone will retain the 10,000mAh cell from its predecessor. 

Moreover, the first-gen Win also comes with an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor and IP68/IP69-level dust and waterproof protection. The Win 2 doesn’t seem interested in changing that formula.

As for the performance, the leak suggests the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro chip, which hasn’t been officially announced yet. It’s an iterative upgrade since the Honor Win comes with a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip. 

Honor Win 2 could be more of an iterative upgrade

Looking back at the first Honor Win, the device features a slightly smaller 6.83-inch AMOLED display with the same 185Hz refresh rate, along with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip. It also includes a built-in cooling fan to help sustain performance during extended gaming sessions.

The predecessor also packed a triple-camera system, including a 50-megapixel main sensor, a 50-megapixel telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom, and a 12-megapixel ultrawide.

It’s 10,000mAh battery supports 100W wired charging, 80W wireless charging, and even reverse wired charging.

There’s no official launch date for the Honor Win 2 yet, but with the company already expected to unveil a gaming laptop this month, it wouldn’t be surprising to see both devices announced together.

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In December last year, Honor announced the Win and Win RT gaming-focused phones equipped with powerful chipsets and built-in cooling fan. Reports that surfaced a few weeks after the launch of the first Win-branded phones revealed that Honor is planning a Win-named gaming laptop. Today, it officially confirmed that the said device will be announced later this month. Here’s a look at what to expect from the device.

Honor Win gaming laptop launch and positioning

Honor has officially announced that the Win gaming laptop will debut on April 23 in China. Ahead of this confirmation, the device had already appeared in teasers and leaks, hinting at a strong focus on performance. It has also been associated with esports, having been selected as the official notebook for a Delta Force tournament league.

Recent leaks suggest that the laptop may arrive in multiple configurations. One version is expected to feature an Intel Core i7-14650HX processor paired with an RTX 5060 GPU, along with 16GB DDR5 RAM and up to 1TB SSD storage. Another higher-end variant could include an Ultra 9 290HX processor combined with an RTX 5070 GPU. Reports indicate that the system may deliver over 250W of performance output, pointing towards aggressive thermal tuning.

The Honor Win gaming laptop is also expected to include a range of gaming-focused features. Teasers have hinted at custom lighting effects and a dedicated control hub that allows users to manage performance settings, refresh rate adjustments, and touchpad controls. The device is likely to include a 360W GaN power adapter, which may support multiple compatibility modes for other gaming laptops as well.

In addition to the Win series, Honor is preparing to introduce several other PC products this month, including updated MagicBook Pro and standard MagicBook models. These devices have already opened for pre-orders, suggesting a broader push in the PC category.

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Xiaomi has expanded its smart home lineup with the launch of the Mijia Robot Vacuum Mop 4. The new model brings a mix of improved cleaning power, smarter navigation, and longer runtime. It builds on the brand’s existing ecosystem while focusing on practical upgrades that matter in daily use.

Xiaomi Mijia Robot Vacuum Mop 4 specifications and features

The Mijia Robot Vacuum Mop 4 comes with a notable jump in suction capability, reaching up to 10000Pa. This increase should help in handling fine dust, debris, and pet hair more effectively across different floor types. The device also includes a redesigned dual anti-tangle side brush, which reduces hair wrapping and improves edge cleaning.

It carries a 520ml dustbin and a 270ml water tank, allowing both vacuuming and mopping in a single run. Xiaomi claims that in open spaces, the robot can cover areas up to 300 square meters, making it suitable for larger homes.

Powering the device is a 5200mAh battery, which can deliver up to 180 minutes of operation in standard cleaning mode. The robot can also cross obstacles up to 20mm, helping it move smoothly across door thresholds and carpets.

The robot relies on LDS laser navigation for mapping and route planning. This enables it to create accurate room layouts, avoid obstacles, and follow efficient cleaning paths. The system is designed to reduce missed spots and unnecessary repetition during cleaning cycles.

Users can control the device through the Mijia app, which allows scheduling, remote operation, and custom cleaning modes. Multiple cleaning patterns are supported, giving flexibility depending on the type of surface or level of dirt.

Xiaomi Mijia Robot Vacuum Mop 4 price and availability

In terms of pricing, the Xiaomi Mijia Robot Vacuum Mop 4 is listed at 1,699 Yuan (~$250). There’s no confirmation on whether this device will be released globally.

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Redmi has been preparing to introduce a new K-series smartphone in China this month, and fresh details have now clarified what to expect. While earlier speculation pointed towards the arrival of a Redmi K90 Ultra, the company has confirmed that the Redmi K90 Max will be unveiled instead. The upcoming device is positioned as a performance-focused offering, with early teasers hinting at several key upgrades.

Redmi K90 Max positioning and core highlights

The Redmi K90 Max is being introduced as a gaming performance flagship and is said to be the most powerful device in the K-series so far. The brand is focusing on delivering sustained performance rather than short bursts of peak power, which suggests improvements in thermal management and system stability. It is expected to feature a next-generation flagship chipset, along with a dual-chip architecture designed to improve gaming efficiency and responsiveness.

Redmi has also highlighted improvements in core gaming areas such as touch response, network stability, and audio output. These enhancements indicate that the device is tuned for demanding gaming scenarios where consistency plays a crucial role. The company’s approach appears to focus on delivering a well-rounded experience without noticeable compromises.

Focus on cooling and display experience

One of the key highlights of the Redmi K90 Max is its redesigned active air-cooling system. The company claims to have integrated a large 18.1mm fan, which is said to deliver up to 1.3 times higher airflow compared to conventional designs. The setup uses a vertical air intake structure to allow greater air volume while reducing resistance, which can help maintain performance during extended usage.

In addition, Redmi mentions a specialized airflow channel design that improves cooling efficiency by up to 40 percent, based on internal testing. These changes suggest a strong emphasis on keeping temperatures under control during heavy gaming sessions. The device is also confirmed to feature a 165Hz high refresh rate display aimed at delivering smoother visuals and improved responsiveness.

Redmi K90 Ultra still in the works

According to tipster Experience More, the Redmi K90 Max will feature the Dimensity 9500, and its base model will offer 8GB+256GB. In terms of positioning, it will be slotted between the existing Redmi K90 and K90 Pro Max. He added that the Redmi K90 Ultra is also in the works. Expected to hit the Chinese market later, the Ultra edition will be slotted between K90 and K90 Max.

What do you think about Redmi focusing heavily on advanced cooling and sustained gaming performance with the K90 Max?

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Skyworth has launched its G27 SE gaming monitor in the Chinese market. The 27-inch monitor is priced affordably at 549 yuan ($80) and is now available on Jd.com.

Skyworth G27 SE Specifications

The G27 SE features a Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS panel. It boasts a 144Hz refresh rate for smooth motion and includes Adaptive Sync technology to minimize screen tearing and motion blur.

The monitor offers 100% sRGB color gamut coverage, with factory calibration ensuring a ΔE of less than 1. It supports multiple color modes such as sRGB, DCI-P3, Adobe RGB, Rec.709, and BT.2020, making it suitable for both gaming and content creation. The display achieves a peak brightness of 380 nits.

Skyworth equipped the G27 SE with several gaming-focused tools. It includes on-screen crosshairs, a frame rate display, a timer function, and dark area balance. The display uses an anti-glare matte coating to reduce reflections and maintain clarity under various lighting conditions.

Skyworth addresses eye strain with hardware-level low blue light technology, which reduces harmful light emissions without altering colors. The monitor also supports DC dimming to eliminate flicker.

The G27 SE features a slim build with a metal back panel and narrow 1.2mm bezels on three sides. It supports VESA wall mounting (75 x 75 mm) and includes a stand that allows tilt (-5° to +21°) and swivel (-8° to +8°) adjustments.

For connectivity, the monitor comes with one HDMI 1.4 port and one VGA port.

In related news, ZTE has recently introduced a versatile 5G smart screen featuring touch support, a built-in camera, and a wheeled design, while Xiaomi has launched the Redmi Monitor G25 300Hz with a 24.5-inch Fast IPS panel.

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Xiaomi has introduced two new additions to its Mijia appliance lineup: the 186L double-door refrigerator and the 216L triple-door refrigerator. The products are priced competitively, with the double-door model costing 849 yuan ($123) and the triple-door model priced at 949 yuan ($138). Both models aim to deliver functionality, energy efficiency, and modern design for small households or compact living spaces.

Specifications

The Mijia 216L triple-door refrigerator offers a total storage capacity of 216 liters. Xiaomi has divided the interior into three distinct temperature zones to help users organize food efficiently. The main refrigeration compartment provides 129 liters of storage space with a temperature range of 2°C to 8°C.

The middle soft-freeze zone adds 30 liters of capacity and operates between -7°C to 0°C, supporting the storage of delicate and semi-frozen items. The freezer section at the bottom offers 57 liters of space with temperatures between -24°C and -18°C, suitable for long-term frozen goods.

The Xiaomi 216L refrigerator includes a five-level temperature control system (2°C to 8°C), a sleek one-piece design with a concealed handle, and a Level 1 energy efficiency rating, using only 0.43 kWh daily. Its quiet 36dB(A) operation makes it ideal for small or shared spaces.

The Mijia 186L double-door refrigerator suits smaller households or rental spaces. It features a 129-liter refrigerator compartment and a 57-liter freezer section. Both compartments maintain consistent cooling, matching the temperature ranges of the triple-door model. The multi-layer adjustable shelves offer flexible storage options, while the dual-drawer freezer design enhances frozen food organization.

Xiaomi gave the 186L model a similar clean exterior design, featuring a PCM metal panel and a hidden handle. The refrigerator also achieves a Level 1 energy efficiency rating and consumes 0.41 kWh per day. It operates at a noise level of 36dB(A), comparable to the triple-door version.

Xiaomi has focused on compact, space-saving designs for both models. Each unit occupies less than 0.3 square meters of floor space and has a width of 505mm, making them suitable for tight kitchen layouts. Both refrigerators come with practical features like durable door hinges, LED interior lighting, removable door seals, and additional temperature control options.

In related news, Xiaomi has also introduced a new 10kg ultra-slim front-load washing machine recently, alongside the launch of the Mijia Garment Steamer 2 featuring 120g/min steam output and six fabric modes.

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NVIDIA’s DLSS 5 rollout hasn’t exactly been smooth, and now there’s another twist. The company’s own promotional trailer has disappeared from YouTube, but not for the reason you’d expect.

The video, which was first shown at GTC last month, highlighted DLSS 5’s new neural rendering capabilities. The demo clips, including scenes from Resident Evil: Requiem, drew attention for their lighting and overall visual quality. At the same time, though, the tech quickly became a talking point for less positive reasons.

A lot of the criticism has focused on how DLSS 5 affects visuals, especially character faces. Some players feel the AI processing smooths things out too much, giving scenes a slightly artificial look. The reaction online has been fairly divided, and in some cases quite harsh. Reports suggested the official trailer had a low like ratio despite pulling in millions of views.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has addressed those concerns more than once, saying developers still have control over how the tech is used and that it’s meant to support, not override, a game’s original style. Still, the debate hasn’t really settled.

Now the situation has taken a more unusual turn. The DLSS 5 trailer on NVIDIA’s GeForce YouTube channel was removed, but it wasn’t taken down by NVIDIA itself. Instead, it was pulled following a copyright claim.

According to reports, Italian broadcaster La7 used parts of the trailer in a program and then ended up triggering a copyright claim through YouTube’s system. The result was that not only NVIDIA’s original video, reportedly with over 2 million views, but also other uploads using the same footage were blocked.

It’s the kind of issue that points back to YouTube’s automated Content ID system, which doesn’t always get things right. In this case, the trailer is clearly NVIDIA’s own content, so the takedown is likely temporary. Still, it adds another layer to what has already been a somewhat messy rollout for DLSS 5.

For now, the conversation around the technology, and how it’s being used, doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon.

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ZTE has introduced its latest smart display, the Free Screen F10, a 27-inch device that combines the functionality of a tablet, portable TV, and cloud computer. The device is now available on Tmall, with an official retail price of 3,699 yuan ($537) and a limited-time introductory price of 3,499 yuan ($508).

ZTE Free Screen F10 Specifications

The ZTE Free Screen F10 features a Full HD LCD display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels. The screen supports a 100Hz refresh rate, ensuring smoother visuals during casual gaming and video playback.

ZTE has equipped the panel with 85% NTSC color gamut coverage and a brightness level exceeding 300 nits, which makes it ideal for indoor use. The display includes support for a 10-point touch system, enabling users to interact with the interface like they would on a large tablet.

The device is powered by an octa-core Unisoc T8300 chipset, paired with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. It supports Android apps for streaming, social media, productivity, and fitness. Additionally, a cloud computer mode delivers a Windows-like desktop environment for professional and office tasks.

The Free Screen F10 supports full 5G connectivity with SIM card internet access and basic calling. It features dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0, and ports like USB, HDMI 2.0, and Type-C for compatibility with external devices like keyboards, mice, and storage drives.

The device has an 8MP camera mounted at the top, which includes a physical privacy shutter for security. The audio system features two 5W full-range speakers and a 20W subwoofer.

The Free Screen F10 features a 9500mAh battery with 8.8 to 12 hours of runtime. It includes a movable base with 360-degree caster wheels for easy mobility, a height-adjustable stand (up to 20 cm), and supports ±25° tilts and ±90° rotations.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently introduced the Redmi Monitor G25 300Hz, featuring a 24.5-inch Fast IPS panel, while also unveiling the more affordable Redmi G27Q 2026 with a 2K 320Hz Fast IPS display.

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Dumb phones, also known as feature phones, continue to attract users who value simplicity, long battery life, and a distraction-free experience. These devices focus on essential functions, providing an alternative to the overwhelming nature of modern smartphones.

Whether you’re in need of a basic secondary device, planning a digital detox, or simply prefer a no-frills approach to communication, the latest feature phones of 2026 deliver practicality and reliability. Here’s a detailed look at some of the best options available.

Nokia 110 Power

The Nokia 110 Power delivers outstanding battery life with up to 15.5 days of standby time. It comes with a 1750mAh battery that lasts longer than most feature phones on the market. The device focuses on durability, offering a compact build that feels sturdy and reliable for everyday use.

Nokia included an MP3 player, FM radio, and support for MicroSD cards up to 32GB for users who want basic entertainment options. It has a 2-inch QQVGA display, a tactile keypad for easy use, and a rear camera with LED flash for simple photos. This phone is available in three colors: Blue, Grey, and Purple.

HMD Touch 4G

The HMD Touch 4G offers touchscreen functionality and 4G LTE connectivity, setting itself apart as a hybrid between feature phones and smartphones. It features a 3.2-inch touchscreen for smooth navigation and apps like Express Chat for video calls and text messaging.

The HMD phone offers WiFi hotspot functionality, GPS, and expandable storage up to 32GB. It features a 1950mAh battery with up to 30 hours of life, combining basic functionality with limited internet connectivity in a stylish, compact design.

Nokia 2660 Flip 4G

The Nokia 2660 Flip provides a return to the classic flip-phone design. It includes a 2.8-inch QVGA internal display and a 1.77-inch external screen for notifications. Nokia designed this phone with ease of use in mind, offering large, tactile buttons and simple navigation for users of all ages.

The phone comes with an emergency button for contacting up to five people, making it ideal for seniors. It also features a 1450mAh removable battery for long-lasting use, VoLTE 4G for clear calls, FM radio, and a 0.3MP rear camera.

HMD 102

The HMD 102 is a solid, no-frills option for those who want a simple and affordable phone for basic communication. It features a compact and ergonomic design for comfortable handling. The device provides a long-lasting 1000mAh removable battery, offering several days of standby and talk time on a single charge.

The phone comes with a classic 1.8-inch color display, a physical keypad for easy dialing, and an FM radio for entertainment. It also includes support for multiple languages, a handy flashlight, and an MP3 player. HMD has designed this phone with durability in mind, ensuring it works well for users of all ages, especially those who prefer a straightforward device for calls and texting.

JioPhone Prima 2

The JioPhone Prima 2 targets Indian users who want modern functionality in a feature phone. The device includes a curved design with a leather-like back panel. It runs on Qualcomm’s SoC and the KaiOS platform, giving users access to apps like YouTube, Google Assistant, and Jio-specific services such as JioCinema and JioTV.

Jio added features like UPI payments through JioPay and support for 23 regional languages. The 2000mAh battery provides long standby and talk times, while 4GB of internal storage (expandable to 128GB) handles multimedia needs. This phone balances affordability with modern capabilities.

Nokia 3210 4G

Nokia brought back the iconic 3210 with a modern twist. The new 3210 4G includes Bluetooth support, cloud-hosted app shortcuts, and Snake, the classic game many users still love. The phone supports 4G connectivity, making it compatible with modern networks, and its long-lasting battery ensures days of use between charges.

The device retains its rugged build and simple form factor, making it a reliable secondary phone or a perfect choice for nostalgia-seekers. Nokia also added expandable storage of up to 64GB to support photos, music, and other basic media.

TCL Flip 4 5G

The TCL Flip 4 5G combines a modern flip-phone design with powerful 5G connectivity. It has dual displays, with a 3.2-inch internal screen for menu navigation and a 1.77-inch external screen for notifications. The large navigation keypad makes texting and calling easy, while a 5MP rear camera provides simple photo and video tasks.

The TCL device features a 3000mAh battery with up to 40 hours of talk time and 2-hour full charging via USB-C. It includes WiFi hotspot support, Bluetooth 5.0, and expandable storage up to 1TB, making it perfect for users seeking advanced connectivity in a compact design.

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Honor’s upcoming 600 series is starting to take shape, and new live images of the Honor 600 Pro have now surfaced online. It’s probably the clearest look so far, and if the timing of recent leaks is anything to go by, the launch might not be too far off.

The images were shared by DigitalChatStation on Weibo, showing the phone in an orange finish. The biggest change is on the back. The phone uses a horizontal triple-camera layout, which feels a bit different from what Honor has done recently. It looks clean, though opinions will likely depend on taste.

From the front, things are more familiar. The device appears to have a 6.57-inch OLED display with slim bezels and slightly rounded corners. There’s a single punch-hole camera at the top, which keeps the overall look fairly minimal.

The Honor 600 series has already appeared in Geekbench and TUV certification listings. The standard model scored 1318 in single-core and 4075 in multi-core tests on Geekbench 6.6.0, while the Pro variant posted 2951 and 8869, respectively. Based on the core layout and clock speeds, the standard and Pro models are likely powered by the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 and Snapdragon 8 Elite.

The TUV certification points to IP68 and IP69 ratings for dust and water resistance. The display is expected to offer a 1.5K resolution with a 120Hz refresh rate, and the main camera on both the standard and Pro models could jump to 200MP. There’s also talk of a 9,000mAh battery, which sounds unusually large for a handset.

Not much has been officially confirmed yet, but with real-world images now out and certifications already in place, the launch doesn’t seem too far away. More details, especially around performance and pricing, should start to surface soon.

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OnePlus appears to be preparing the OnePlus 16 flagship with a strong focus on imaging, as the previous generation featured subpar cameras. A new leak reveals that the OnePlus 16 may bring a notable upgrade to its telephoto camera setup. Here’s a look at what to expect from the OnePlus 16’s cameras.

OnePlus 16 to feature familiar 200MP periscope telephoto camera

According to Smart Pikachu on Weibo, a 200-megapixel imaging solution originally associated with Realme has now appeared in OnePlus’ development pipeline. Earlier reports have indicated that this 200-megapixel periscope unit may use the Samsung HP5 sensor, which Realme has used on phones like the Realme 16 Pro series and Realme GT 8 Pro.

Other reports have revealed that the OnePlus 16’s camera system is also likely to include two additional 50-megapixel sensors for the main and ultra-wide lenses, forming a balanced triple-camera setup.

In addition to camera upgrades, the OnePlus 16 is expected to bring significant improvements in performance. Its display is likely to support 1.5K resolution with a high refresh rate, possibly reaching up to 200Hz or higher.  The device could be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro chipset, built on an advanced 2nm process.

The chipset is expected to be paired with LPDDR6 RAM, which may offer a substantial increase in bandwidth compared to current standards. This could improve multitasking, gaming, and on-device AI processing. Additional features may include an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor and OxygenOS 17 based on Android 17.

There is a possibility that the rising component costs may result in higher pricing, with early estimates suggesting a starting price of around 5,000 Yuan (~$725). It is expected to launch in China around October, followed by a global rollout in November.

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Xiaomi has already announced the Redmi A7 Pro across markets in Europe and Asia. The company is finally bringing the model to India on April 13th — next Monday. 

The teaser says Redmi A7 Pro is the “King of Power and Style.” Here’s what you can expect from the device. 

Redmi A7 Pro Specifications

The Redmi A7 Pro comes with a 6.9-inch IPS LCD panel with a 120Hz refresh rate. It is powered by a 12nm Unisoc T7250 processor, coupled with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. 

Software is handled by Android 16-based Xiaomi HyperOS 3. In day-to-day use, this setup is enough for basic tasks like apps, social media, and light multitasking, but it is not meant for heavy gaming.

In terms of camera, the Redmi A7 Pro comes with a 13-megapixel AI dual rear setup and an 8-megapixel front camera. 

The device centers around a 6000mAh battery designed for extended usage across streaming, browsing, and calls. It charges at 15W, which isn’t fast by 2026 standards, but this is what you get in this segment. 

The smartphone comes in four color options: Black, Blue, Green, and Orange. The latter features a distinctive wavy rear panel. Fortunately, Redmi has teased this exact model in a teaser, although we are not sure if the company has all the remaining options for India. 

In Italy, the Redmi A7 Pro pricing starts at €129.90 for the 4GB RAM and 64GB storage version. The 4GB RAM and 128GB model is priced at €149.90. Prices in Europe are usually higher, so we can expect the device to launch at around Rs 10,000 in India. 

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Qualcomm is expected to unveil its next flagship mobile platform, the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 series, in September 2026. And if a new leak is to be believed, this generation will not deliver the CPU gains we might expect from it.

According to Chinese leaker Fixed Focus Digital, the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro — which is said to be built on a 2nm process — will deliver less than 20% CPU performance improvement. Instead, the bigger story could be on the GPU side.

Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro will have better incremental performance in GPU

The report suggests Qualcomm will stick with a dual Prime core setup, but could change how its performance cores are arranged.

Rather than pairing the Prime cores with six identical performance cores running at the same clock speeds, the company is rumored to split them into two clusters with different frequencies in a 3+3 layout. 

Interestingly, even MediaTek’s upcoming Dimensity 9600 chip is said to follow a similar 2+3+3 CPU configuration. 

There are a couple of possible explanations for this change. One is that mobile CPU clock speeds are starting to hit practical limits, especially under tight power constraints. Another is that companies like Qualcomm may now be choosing to invest more in efficiency and sustained performance, rather than chasing short bursts of higher benchmark numbers.

In terms of GPU, the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 Pro is rumored to feature an upgraded Adreno A850 GPU, with a larger cache and support for LPDDR6 memory. These changes could translate into more noticeable improvements in gaming performance and on-device AI tasks, even if raw CPU gains are just modest.

Not to forget, there is even said to be the vanilla Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6, which might bring even a modest performance bump. 

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Oppo will unveil the Find X9s Pro, a compact flagship phone, later this month in China. This compact phone will be one of the first phones to come equipped with dual 200-megapixel cameras. The company confirmed today that the X9s Pro will also arrive with support for an optional telephoto extender for an enhanced photography experience.

Silver Hasselblad telephoto lens revealed

Ahead of the April 21 launch event, Oppo has showcased the Find X9s Pro paired with a new silver-colored Hasselblad telephoto lens. This external accessory features a full metal build and attaches to the phone through a rotating mechanism, allowing quick and secure mounting.

The accessory is designed to handle long-distance photography scenarios such as sports events and wildlife capture. When paired with the phone’s camera system, it aims to extend zoom capabilities while maintaining image clarity and color consistency associated with Hasselblad tuning.

The silver finish and premium materials give it a look similar to professional camera lenses, making it more than a typical smartphone attachment.

The Find X9s Pro is expected to feature a dual 200-megapixel camera system, including a high-resolution primary sensor and a telephoto lens. This setup positions it among the few smartphones offering dual 200-megapixel cameras, focusing heavily on imaging performance.

On the front, the device may come with a 6.32-inch 1.5K flat display with a 144Hz refresh rate and narrow bezels. It is also tipped to use a new display material aimed at improving brightness and efficiency.

Performance is likely to be handled by the Dimensity 9500 chipset, paired with a 7,025mAh battery. The phone is expected to support 80W wired and 50W wireless charging, offering a balance between endurance and fast charging.

Additional features such as an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor and dual speakers are also expected, indicating a premium overall package. Oppo will unveil the device alongside the Find X9 Ultra at its upcoming event. While the X9 Ultra will release globally, the X9s Pro may remain exclusive to the Chinese market.

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A new Redmi flagship appears to be on the horizon for the Chinese market, with recent leaks pointing towards multiple additions to the K90 lineup. The Redmi K90 Ultra is expected to debut soon, but it may not arrive alone.

Redmi K90 Ultra incoming

The Redmi K90 Ultra has reportedly cleared certification and is expected to launch this month. Wei Siqi, General Manager of Xiaomi China Marketing Department, recently hinted at the device through a Weibo post shared from a new phone.

One of its standout features is likely to be an internal cooling fan, marking Xiaomi’s first smartphone with active cooling. This system is expected to maintain stable performance during heavy workloads such as gaming. The fan may also adjust automatically based on temperature and usage, helping balance performance and efficiency.

The Redmi K90 Ultra is tipped to feature the Dimensity 9500 chipset, built on TSMC’s third-generation 3nm process, offering noticeable performance improvements. It is also expected to pack an 8500mAh battery with 100W wired fast charging, focusing on both endurance and quick charging.

At the same time, a separate leak from Digital Chat Station that emerged a few weeks ago revealed that another K90 series device is in development. While the exact name is unclear, it is believed that this model could launch as the Redmi K90 Pro, potentially alongside the Ultra variant.

The alleged K90 Pro said to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip. It may include a high refresh rate display, an 8000mAh battery, and an internal cooling fan for sustained performance. Additional features could include an ultrasonic in-screen fingerprint sensor, dual speakers, and a water-resistant build.

Reports indicate that this Snapdragon-powered model could be positioned between the existing Redmi K90 and K90 Pro Max. Earlier rumors had also hinted that both the K90 Pro and K90 Ultra could launch together.

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Honor’s next flagship phone is reportedly working on the side of Android that it isn’t particularly known for: video.

According to a new leak from tipster “Factory Manager is Guan,” the upcoming Honor Magic 9 series will come with an ARRI co-branded imaging system.

For those unaware, ARRI is the world’s leading designer of professional motion picture cameras, lenses, lighting systems, and post-production equipment. Founded in 1917 and based in Germany, the company’s gear shows up in films, documentaries, and high-end productions. 

And FYI, this partnership didn’t come out of nowhere. At the 2026 Mobile World Congress, Honor and ARRI officially announced a strategic collaboration to bring ARRI Image Science into next-generation consumer devices. 

According to the tipster, the Magic 9 series will offer “ exceptional video capabilities.” It won’t be quite at the level of Honor’s experimental “Robot Phone,” but potentially enough to challenge the long-standing perception that Android phones lag in video recording. 

Honor Magic 9 series could launch in October 

The tipster also says that if a phone can handle video well, still photography tends to follow. The suggestion is that the Magic 9 series could deliver a more complete imaging upgrade. 

Honor CEO Li Jian previously hinted that this new imaging system could surpass Apple’s current camera performance. 

Beyond cameras, the Magic 9 series is also expected to debut with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6, built on a 2nm process from TSMC. 

Last but not least, the tipster suggests the Honor Magic 9 series will launch in October. That’s right after the expected announcement of the iPhone 18 series. 

For now, it’s still a leak. But if even part of it holds up, the Magic 9 series could end up being less about specs and more about changing how Android phones are judged, particularly when it comes to video.

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Red Magic looks set to update its gaming tablet lineup soon. The upcoming Red Magic Gaming Tablet 5 Pro has now been teased with an official launch window.

Jiang Chao, a senior executive at the company, said on Weibo that the tablet will arrive sometime in April or May 2026. He didn’t share an exact date, but did say the device should be worth the wait. It will follow last year’s Gaming Tablet 3 Pro, which marked Red Magic’s push into compact, performance-focused tablets.

One thing that’s already been confirmed is a global rollout. The previous model launched in China first and later arrived internationally under the name Red Magic Astra, so something similar could happen again. If the timing holds, a global version might show up a month or two after the initial release.

As for upgrades, RedMagic is hinting at a few key changes. The tablet is expected to feature an OLED display with a very high refresh rate. Some early talk suggests it could go beyond 165Hz, possibly even touching 200Hz, though that’s still unconfirmed.

For performance, Red Magic is expected to use the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset. Cooling also seems to be a big focus. The company is reportedly working on a more advanced system using PC-grade materials, which should help keep performance stable during longer gaming sessions.

Pricing is still unclear, but with component costs rising, a slight increase wouldn’t be surprising.

For now, most of the information is still coming from early teasers and hints. But with the launch window already confirmed, more details should start to appear soon.

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Reports have revealed that one of the periscope telephoto cameras of the forthcoming Oppo Find X9 Ultra will offer up to 10x optical zoom. Like its previous generation, the company is expected to offer more powerful zooming capabilities by providing an optional Hasselblad telephoto extender system. Recently, Oppo Find Series product manager Zhuo Shijie shared the details about Find X9 Ultra’s telephoto extender.

Oppo Find X9 Ultra promises a top-notch photography experience

According to Oppo Find Series product manager Zhuo Shijie, the idea of a “complete telephoto experience” begins with something that is always available. As mentioned above, the Find X9 Ultra is said to feature an integrated 10x optical zoom telephoto lens, developed in collaboration with Hasselblad. This built-in system is designed to capture moments instantly without requiring any additional accessories.

He explained that most real-life moments are fleeting, and users should not have to depend on external gear. Whether it is shooting sports or distant portraits, the built-in telephoto aims to deliver detailed output with a refined colour tone inspired by Hasselblad imaging.

For users who seek higher optical performance, Oppo is also working on an external telephoto kit. Unlike typical add-ons, this is positioned as a full-fledged optical system. It reportedly uses 16 precision glass elements to improve light intake and overall image clarity.

The external module is said to match the finish and design standards of Hasselblad lenses, offering a more premium and durable feel. When combined with the phone’s internal telephoto camera, especially the mid-range zoom lens, this setup is expected to deliver a higher level of image quality.

This dual approach reflects Oppo’s attempt to balance convenience and professional-grade performance. The built-in lens covers everyday needs, while the external kit caters to specialised use cases where maximum optical precision matters.

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The DJI Osmo Pocket 4 has been leaking for a while now, but things are starting to look a lot more official. We now have the first high-resolution images of the retail packaging for the Osmo Pocket 4 Creator Combo and All-in-One Kit, along with core specs. 

As you can see, the Osmo Pocket 4 packs a 1-inch sensor with up to 14 stops of dynamic range. There’s also 107GB of built-in storage, paired with transfer speeds of up to 800MB/s, and notably, no visible microSD card slot this time around. 

Images shared by leaker OsitaLV show both the standard package and the all-in-one bundle, with the rear of the box essentially acting as a full spec sheet. The Osmo Pocket 4 includes support for 10-bit D-Log, 2x lossless zoom (likely enabled by new hardware), and Intelligent Follow 7.0 for improved subject tracking.

Other listed features round out the specs. The pocket camera supports OsmoAudio quad-channel output, three-axis stabilization, and a rotatable touchscreen designed for flexible shooting angles.

None of this comes completely out of the blue; the specs align closely with a previously leaked quick-start guide. But seeing them printed on final retail packaging makes this the most concrete evidence yet that the Osmo Pocket 4 is already in mass production.

DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Creator Combo

The Creator Combo appears just as stacked. According to the packaging, it includes the camera itself alongside a long list of accessories: a gimbal clamp, threaded handle, mini tripod, wireless microphone transmitter, magnetic clip, windshields, fill light, extended lens, and multiple carrying options. 

The box art also highlights the camera’s rotating display and showcases a sample shot of dramatic mountain scenes. 

If the leaks are accurate, the wait won’t be long. Chinese distributors reportedly already have stock in hand, and multiple sources point to a global launch on April 20th, 2026, with availability in the US expected at the same time.

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Samsung’s next foldables seem to be moving closer to launch, with a new round of certifications in India giving a clearer picture of what’s coming. The Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Flip 8, and what appears to be a wider Fold variant have all shown up, along with a new pair of earbuds.

Battery units for these devices recently cleared India’s BIS certification, which usually happens fairly late in the process. The listings include multiple battery model numbers tied to the Fold 8, Flip 8, and the so-called Galaxy Z Wide Fold, though Samsung hasn’t officially confirmed that name yet. The new audio product is expected to be the recently leaked Galaxy Buds Able (model SM-U600).

The Galaxy Z Fold 8 and the wider Fold variant are both expected to move up to 5,000mAh batteries (advertised capacity). That would be a noticeable jump from the 4,400mAh Samsung has stuck with for a while. The Z Flip 8, on the other hand, is rumored to stay closer to its current setup, with a battery around 4,300mAh.

Charging could see a small upgrade too. The Fold 8 and Wide Fold are tipped to support 45W wired charging, while the Flip 8 may continue with 25W, which is more or less what we’ve seen before.

The Wide Fold is probably the most interesting part of this. Leaks suggest it could use a wider 4:3 aspect ratio when unfolded, which might make it feel a bit more like a tablet than the usual Fold design. It’s still early, but it does sound like Samsung is experimenting a little this time.

There were also a few extra battery model numbers listed that don’t clearly match any of the main devices. These could be test units or alternate versions, though it’s hard to say for sure.

With CAD renders already out and certifications now in place, the launch timeline seems to be lining up. Samsung is expected to unveil the new foldables sometime in July 2026. The appearance of the new earbuds in these listings adds to that. Details are still limited, but if they’re showing up here, there’s a good chance they’ll be announced around the same time.

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Xiaomi has recently unveiled the Redmi G25 2026 monitor, which features a 1080p 240Hz Fast IPS panel. In addition to this 240Hz model, the company has introduced another variant in the series, the Redmi Monitor G25 300Hz. This new model boasts a higher refresh rate and comes with a slightly increased price, retailing at 749 yuan ($108).

Redmi Monitor G25 300Hz Specifications

The Redmi Monitor G25 300Hz comes with a 1920 x 1080 resolution display. It delivers a wide 178° viewing angle and uses Fast IPS technology to minimize response times while maintaining consistent image quality.

The monitor supports HDR with a peak brightness of 400 nits and holds the VESA DisplayHDR 400 certification. Xiaomi claims the monitor achieves a color accuracy rating of ΔE < 2. The display supports 8-bit color depth and covers 100% of the sRGB color gamut, along with 95% of the DCI-P3 color space.

Xiaomi has included Adaptive Sync technology in the monitor to eliminate issues such as screen tearing and stuttering. It works with both Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync.

Xiaomi has added eye comfort features to enhance usability during long hours of use. The monitor comes with TÜV Rheinland-certified low blue light technology to reduce harmful blue light exposure. It also uses DC dimming to eliminate flickering, reducing eye strain over extended periods.

The Redmi Monitor G25 300Hz features a minimalist design with slim bezels. The stand allows users to adjust the tilt, and the monitor supports wall mounting with a separately purchased mount.

The connectivity options include one DisplayPort 1.4 and one HDMI 2.0 port. Xiaomi has equipped the monitor with a joystick-style OSD controller, making it easy to navigate menus and adjust settings.

In related news, LG is set to launch the UltraGear 39GX950B OLED monitor on April 9, featuring a 5K2K resolution and dual-mode support with refresh rates going up to 330Hz.

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The Xiaomi 17 Max is back in discussion after a fresh leak pointed to its launch timeline and key specifications. Tipster Kartikey Singh indicates that the device is likely to launch in China in May and will serve as the final model in the Xiaomi 17 lineup, which already includes the Xiaomi 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, and 17 Ultra.

New details suggest that the Xiaomi 17 Max is not just a bigger version of the standard model. It is expected to come with a 6.9-inch OLED display that supports a 120Hz refresh rate. Powering the device will be the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset. The phone is also tipped to include a large 8,000mAh battery, with support for 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging.

The camera system is expected to be one of its main highlights. Reports point to a 200MP primary sensor with a 1/1.4-inch size, alongside a 50MP ultra-wide lens and a 50MP periscope telephoto camera with a 1/1.95-inch sensor. This setup places it close to the Pro Max variant in terms of camera capability, while possibly skipping features like a secondary rear display.

Earlier coverage had already outlined several of these specifications while adding more details. The device is said to feature a flat 6.9-inch 1.5K OLED panel with an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint sensor. It is expected to run HyperOS 3 based on Android 16 and include a 50MP front-facing camera.

Other expected specifications include up to 16GB of LPDDR5x RAM and up to 1TB of UFS 4.1 storage. The phone may also feature an x-axis linear motor and dual symmetric 1115 speakers. While initial leaks suggested an April debut, newer information now points to a May launch in China. Availability in other regions has not been confirmed.

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QCY has launched its new C50S clip-on earbuds in the Chinese market. The earbuds are priced at 229 yuan (~$33) and come in two color options: Dune Gray and Milkshake White.

QCY C50S Earbuds Specifications

The QCY C50S earbuds feature a premium design with a metallic ring accent, textured surface, and 13.5mm compact size. They offer a secure and comfortable fit with a three-point support structure and memory titanium wire.

The earbuds feature 96kHz/24-bit LDAC technology with a 990kbps bitrate for enhanced audio clarity. These come with carbon fiber dual-magnet drivers, delivering 100% stronger bass and 90% improved mid and high-frequency clarity.

The QCY C50S earbuds feature 360-degree spatial audio for immersive sound and a 4.6-degree directional sound structure, reducing sound leakage by 99.7%. They also include AI-powered capabilities, with real-time translation in 30+ languages through a partnership with iFlytek, as well as voice/text translation, meeting transcription, and voice assistant compatibility.

In terms of battery life, the earbuds provide 7.5 hours of playback on a single charge and up to 35 hours with the charging case. Fast charging is also there and a 10-minute quick charge offers 2 hours of use. They also feature Bluetooth 6.0, dual-device pairing, and low latency.

The earbuds feature IPX5 water resistance, making them ideal for workouts. Touch controls manage playback, calls, and voice assistants, while app support allows customizable EQ settings.

In related news, Baseus has recently introduced a new pair of ultra-affordable earbuds featuring Bluetooth 6.0 connectivity and up to 40 hours of total battery life.

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Xiaomi has launched the Xiaomi Bluetooth Remote 2 Pro in China, focusing on simplifying how users interact with TVs and connected devices. The remote introduces NFC-based screen casting, allowing users to mirror their smartphone display to a TV with a single tap. This removes the need for navigating menus or pairing devices through multiple steps, which is common with standard casting methods.

The device supports Bluetooth 5.4, which Xiaomi says ensures stable and responsive connectivity. It is designed to work with a wide range of Redmi and Xiaomi TVs and TV boxes, making it a flexible option within the company’s ecosystem.

In terms of design, the remote follows a minimal layout with only essential buttons. It includes a dedicated AI voice assistant button for hands-free control. Xiaomi has kept the build slim and lightweight to improve comfort during extended use.

One of the practical additions is a customizable button. Users can assign specific functions based on their needs. For example, it can be set to switch between input sources, which is useful for setups with multiple devices such as gaming consoles, streaming boxes, or set-top boxes.

The remote is powered by a 300 mAh battery and charges via a USB Type-C port. This setup avoids the need for replaceable batteries and aligns with current charging standards used across devices.

Xiaomi has priced the Bluetooth Remote 2 Pro at CNY 99, which is roughly $14.38. There is no confirmation yet on a global release.

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When two phones target completely different price segments yet overlap in features, the comparison becomes more interesting than expected. Samsung Galaxy S26 represents a polished flagship experience focused on performance, longevity, and ecosystem benefits, while Nothing Phone (4a) Pro pushes aggressive hardware and standout design at a more accessible price. For buyers deciding between long-term reliability and feature-packed value, this comparison highlights where each device truly stands and which one makes more sense depending on priorities.

Major Features:

Feature	Samsung Galaxy S26	Nothing Phone (4a) Pro	Winner
Build & Protection	Gorilla Glass Victus 2, Armor Aluminum 2, IP68	Gorilla Glass 7i, Aluminum, IP65	Galaxy S26 – Better durability & water resistance
Display	LTPO AMOLED, 120Hz, 2600 nits	AMOLED, 144Hz, up to 5000 nits	Nothing 4a Pro – Higher refresh rate & brightness
Resolution & Sharpness	FHD+ (~411 ppi)	1260p (~440 ppi)	Nothing 4a Pro – Sharper panel
Chipset	Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 / Exynos 2600	Snapdragon 7 Gen 4	Galaxy S26 – Flagship-level performance
GPU	Adreno 840 / Xclipse 960	Adreno 722	Galaxy S26 – Much more powerful graphics
RAM & Storage	Up to 12GB + UFS 4.X	Up to 12GB + UFS 3.1	Galaxy S26 – Faster storage
Main Camera	50MP (OIS)	50MP (OIS)	Tie – Similar primary sensor
Telephoto	10MP 3x OIS	50MP periscope 3.5x OIS	Nothing 4a Pro – Better zoom hardware
Ultrawide	12MP	8MP	Galaxy S26 – Better secondary lens
Video Recording	8K, 4K60, HDR10+	4K30, Dolby Vision	Galaxy S26 – More advanced video
Selfie Camera	12MP, 4K	32MP, 1080p	Galaxy S26 – Better video & autofocus
Battery	4300 mAh	5080 / 5400 mAh	Nothing 4a Pro – Larger battery
Charging Speed	25W wired, wireless + reverse wireless	50W wired, reverse wired	Nothing 4a Pro – Faster charging
Wireless Charging	Yes	No	Galaxy S26 – Premium feature
Connectivity	Wi-Fi 7, USB 3.2, DeX	Wi-Fi 6, USB 2.0	Galaxy S26 – More advanced connectivity
Software Support	7 years updates	3 years updates	Galaxy S26 – Much longer support
Price	₹88,000 (~$900)	Much cheaper	Nothing 4a Pro – Better affordability

Design and Display

Build and Feel

Samsung Galaxy S26 brings a refined flagship feel with Gorilla Glass Victus 2 on both sides and an Armor Aluminum 2 frame. The IP68 rating adds strong durability, making it more reliable for long-term use. In contrast, Nothing Phone (4a) Pro leans toward a bold, expressive design with its aluminum unibody and signature mini-LED Glyph interface. However, IP65 protection feels slightly less reassuring. The Nothing device stands out visually, but Samsung feels more premium and durable in hand, especially for users who prioritize longevity over aesthetics.

Display Quality

The Galaxy S26 uses a Dynamic LTPO AMOLED panel with HDR10+ and strong brightness, delivering consistent colors and efficiency. The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro counters with a larger AMOLED display, a higher 144Hz refresh rate, and extremely high peak brightness. It feels more immersive and smoother, especially for content consumption and scrolling. However, Samsung’s tuning often appears more balanced and natural in real-world use.

Verdict

Nothing wins on visual flair and refresh rate, but Samsung offers a more premium build and reliable display tuning.

Specifications Including Battery

Performance

The Galaxy S26 is in a completely different league with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 / Exynos 2600 chips, delivering flagship-level speed, better AI handling, and long-term performance stability. The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro uses Snapdragon 7 Gen 4, which is solid for daily tasks but lacks the raw power for heavy gaming or future-proofing. Over time, Samsung’s performance advantage will feel more noticeable, especially with demanding apps.

Battery and Charging

Nothing Phone (4a) Pro clearly focuses on endurance, offering a larger battery (especially in India) and faster 50W charging. It feels more convenient for heavy users who need quick top-ups. Samsung’s battery is smaller with slower 25W charging, but its efficiency and wireless charging support add flexibility. Reverse wireless charging is also a premium touch missing on Nothing.

Verdict

Samsung dominates performance, while Nothing wins on battery size and charging speed. Overall, Samsung feels more future-proof.

Camera

Main and Secondary Lenses

Samsung Galaxy S26 delivers a well-balanced triple camera setup with a reliable 50MP main sensor, a dedicated telephoto lens with OIS, and an ultrawide with strong stabilization. It also supports 8K video and advanced HDR formats, making it more versatile for serious photography and videography. Nothing Phone (4a) Pro impresses with a 50MP periscope lens offering 3.5x zoom, which is rare in this segment, but its ultrawide sensor is weaker and video capabilities are more limited. Samsung’s consistency across lenses feels more polished.

Selfie Camera

Nothing offers a higher-resolution 32MP front camera, which may appeal to selfie-focused users. However, Samsung’s 12MP sensor with autofocus and 4K recording delivers more reliable results, especially in video and low light. It feels more tuned for real-world usage rather than just numbers.

Verdict

Nothing stands out with Periscope Zoom, but Samsung wins overall with better balance, video, and consistency.

Pricing

Samsung Galaxy S26 is priced around ₹88,000 (~$900), clearly targeting the premium flagship segment. Nothing Phone (4a) Pro comes significantly cheaper, making it a more accessible option for mid-range buyers. The price gap is substantial and immediately shapes the buying decision.

Value for Money

Samsung justifies its price with top-tier performance, longer software support (up to 7 years), better durability, and flagship-grade cameras. It feels like a long-term investment. Nothing Phone (4a) Pro, on the other hand, offers strong features like a periscope camera, a large battery, and a unique design at a lower cost, making it an excellent value for budget-conscious users. However, the shorter software support and weaker chipset slightly reduce long-term value.

Verdict

Nothing wins on affordability and value, but Samsung justifies its premium with longevity and flagship experience.

Disclaimer:
Prices are approximate and may vary based on country, region, and applicable taxes.

Conclusion

Samsung Galaxy S26 stands out with Samsung DeX, wireless DeX, flagship chipset, advanced camera system, and long-term software support. It feels like a complete premium ecosystem device. Nothing Phone (4a) Pro differentiates itself with its Glyph lighting system, bold design, larger battery, and periscope zoom, features rarely seen at its price point. It feels more experimental and visually unique.

Verdict

Samsung Galaxy S26 is the better choice for users seeking performance, longevity, and a true flagship experience. Nothing Phone (4a) Pro is ideal for those who want a standout design, strong battery life, and good features at a lower price. The decision ultimately comes down to budget versus long-term value, but Samsung clearly leads in overall refinement and future-proofing.

Disclaimer: This comparison is based on the specifications provided and is intended for general informational purposes. Actual performance, camera results, battery life, and overall experience may vary depending on real-world usage, software updates, and individual preferences.

Read More:

• Motorola Edge 70 Fusion vs Redmi Note 15 Pro: One Is Smarter, One Is Stronger , Which Wins?
• Nothing Phone (4a) vs (4a) Pro: What Actually Changed?
• Samsung Galaxy S26+ vs Xiaomi 17 Pro: Is Samsung Still Worth Double the Price?

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Edifier has launched its new Hecate Aurora Light-Cooling compact desktop speaker in China. The speaker is priced at 269 yuan ($39) and targets gamers and desktop users who value both audio performance and visual appeal.

Edifier Hecate Aurora Specifications

The Hecate Aurora features a clean and minimalist design. It has a compact form factor, measuring 225 x 76 x 55mm, which allows it to fit easily under most monitors. The design takes inspiration from the Braun Audio 300 turntable. Edifier combines a high-transparency acrylic front panel with a metallic rear case to deliver a retro yet industrial aesthetic suited for modern desk setups.

The speaker uses dual 56mm cone drivers and a racetrack-shaped passive radiator. This configuration delivers up to 20W peak power for balanced audio, with strong bass and clear mids and highs. The speaker supports a frequency range of 120Hz to 20kHz, which covers audio for gaming, music, and movies.

The device supports Bluetooth 6.0 for wireless audio streaming and an AUX input for wired connections. It is compatible with smartphones, laptops, desktops, tablets, and even gaming consoles such as the Nintendo Switch. The speaker also includes physical buttons for power, volume control, and multifunction operations.

The Hecate Aurora features a 5200mAh built-in battery for portability. The battery provides up to 5 hours of playback with RGB lighting enabled or up to 11 hours with lighting disabled. The speaker supports charging while in use, and a full charge takes approximately 3 hours.

The speaker includes RGB lighting with 14 effects, such as rainbow and static colors, customizable through onboard controls or the Edifier app. The app also allows users to adjust volume, switch sound modes, monitor the battery, and set timers.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently introduced the Desktop Speaker Pro globally, debuting first in Singapore, while Philips has unveiled its 80s-inspired Moving Sound lineup, which includes speakers, on-ear headphones, and TWS earbuds.

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Oppo is reportedly preparing to launch its new F-series smartphones in India this month. According to a recent report, the company may introduce the Oppo F33 5G and Oppo F33 Pro 5G soon. 

Even before the official announcement, the standard Oppo F33 5G has appeared in a premature Amazon listing, revealing some of its key specifications and design details.

Oppo F33 and F33 Pro Specifications (Expected)

The listing suggests that the Oppo F33 5G will feature an AMOLED display. It is also expected to come with a 50MP front camera. 

The device may pack a large 7000mAh battery with support for 80W fast charging. In terms of memory, the phone is likely to include 6GB RAM and 128GB storage.

Meanwhile, tipster PassionateGeekz has shared a poster of the Oppo F33 series, giving us a proper look at the design. The phone appears to have a wide camera module on the back with two prominent camera rings. One of these is said to house a 50MP ultra-wide camera.

The Oppo F33 series is expected to launch in Red and Blue color options. The blue variant, in particular, features a gradient finish with a pattern on the lower half.

Both the Oppo F33 5G and F33 Pro 5G are also rumored to come with an IP69K rating for durability and will likely be available via Amazon.

The Oppo F33 series is the successor to the Oppo F31 series, which was launched back in September 2025. The company usually refreshes the F-series every six months, so the new lineup shouldn’t be far off. As usual, more details should emerge soon. We will keep you in the loop as we get more information.

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Realme could soon announce a new mid-range phone in India. A new leak shared by an X user named PassionateGeekz has revealed the full specs of the Realme Narzo 100 Lite 5G ahead of its launch. The model is expected to succeed the Narzo 80 Lite 5G, which launched in June 2025.

Realme Narzo 100 Lite 5G Specifications (Expected)

The phone is said to feature a large 6.8-inch FHD+ display with a 144Hz refresh rate. The Narzo 80 Lite has a 120Hz screen, so that’s a step up. A higher refresh rate should make scrolling and animations feel smoother, although the real-world experience will depend on how well the software and chipset keep up.

Under the hood, the device is tipped to run on the Dimensity 6300 chipset. Realme is also reportedly promising “four years of lag-free experience,” though it’s unclear what benchmarks or usage patterns this claim is based on.

As for the cameras, the Narzo 100 Lite 5G could include a 13-megapixel rear sensor and a 5-megapixel front-facing shooter. The leak also points to a massive 7,000mAh battery, along with support for bypass charging, which allows the phone to draw power directly from the charger instead of the battery during heavy use.

Other reported features include IP64 dust and water resistance and MIL-STD-810H certification for improved durability.

In terms of configurations, the device may come in three variants: 4GB RAM with 64GB storage, 4GB with 128GB, and 6GB with 128GB. Color options are expected to include Silver and Black.

Last but not least, the tipster also shared the pricing of the phone. According to them, the base Realme Narzo 100 Lite 5G would launch under INR 13,000, while the highest-tier model could go up to INR 15,000. There’s no official word yet on the launch date.

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Vivo X300 Ultra just made its debut in China, and as expected from Vivo’s Ultra lineup, it’s a spec-heavy flagship for photography enthusiasts. The phone is powered by Qualcomm’s best Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip and features a Zeiss-branded camera system. 

Beyond the headline specs, Vivo has also shared the official repair pricing of the smartphone. Let’s go through it. 

Vivo X300 Ultra Repair Cost

Starting with the essentials, a screen replacement is listed at 1,620 yuan, though there’s a discounted price of 1,320 yuan if users agree to return the damaged panel for recycling. A new battery costs 199 yuan, while replacing the back cover costs 350 yuan.

Unsurprisingly, motherboard repairs are the most expensive. Depending on the configuration, prices range from 3,300 yuan for the 12GB + 256GB variant all the way up to 4,200 yuan for the 16GB + 1TB model.

For the camera, the rear main sensor costs 820 yuan to replace, the periscope lens 790 yuan, and the ultra-wide module 450 yuan. Even the smaller multispectral sensor isn’t free at 95 yuan. Meanwhile, the front-facing camera is relatively affordable at 125 yuan.

If you lose accessories, you can get the charger set at 199 yuan, and a replacement data cable costs 69 yuan.

To note, major repairs, including the screen, battery, motherboard, and cameras, are covered for free during the warranty period. Once that expires, users will need to pay for both parts and labor, though the labor fee is capped at 50 yuan per visit, even if multiple components are repaired at once.

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Machenike has launched its new Dawn Pro desktop PC, featuring Intel’s 14th Gen Core processors and Nvidia RTX 40 series graphics cards. The desktop is now available on JD.com, with prices starting at 10,499 yuan ($1,525). It offers several configurations tailored for gamers and creators.

Machenike Dawn Pro Desktop PC Specs

The lineup includes three processor options: the i5-14400F, the i7-14700F, and the i9-14900HX. These CPUs are paired with GPUs that range from the RTX 5060 to the RTX 5070.

The PC features 32GB of DDR5 RAM, expandable up to 128GB. It includes a 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD for fast storage with an option to expand up to 8TB for additional space.

For cooling, the lineup features the Machenike Frost Storm system, with a 240mm liquid cooler for lower-tier models and a 360mm all-in-one liquid cooler for higher-end variants. Its four 120mm ARGB prism fans provide efficient airflow, quiet operation, and durability.

The Machenike Dawn Pro features a chassis with dual dark tempered glass panels, SGCC galvanized steel for durability, and eco-friendly coating to reduce electromagnetic interference. It includes customizable ARGB lighting with over 16 million colors and built-in effects.

For connectivity, the Dawn Pro includes Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, and a 2.5G Ethernet port. It features USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 ports and audio jacks for peripherals, runs on Windows 11 Home, and is powered by a 650W 80 Plus power supply.

Pricing and Availability

The Machenike Dawn Pro starts at 10,499 yuan ($1,575) for the i5-14400F with an RTX 5060 and 10,999 yuan ($1,650) for the RTX 5060 Ti 8GB variant.

The i7-14700F models are priced at 11,999 yuan ($1,800) with an RTX 5060 and 12,999 yuan ($1,950) with an RTX 5060 Ti 16GB.

The i9-14900HX configurations start at 11,999 yuan ($1,800) with an RTX 5060 Ti 16GB and go up to 12,999 yuan ($1,950) with an RTX 5070.

In related news, Gmktec has recently introduced the NucBox K17 mini PC powered by an Intel Core Ultra 5 processor with support for up to 16TB of storage, while Lenovo has also unveiled the Yoga Mini i Gen 11 featuring a unique circular design and Intel Core Ultra chipset.

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LG is preparing to release its UltraGear OLED 39GX950B gaming monitor, months after its initial announcement in December 2025. The 39-inch model is now listed on LG’s Canadian website, with reports indicating a price of CNY 14,999 in China, roughly $2,179. LG Japan has confirmed sales will begin on April 9 at 14:00 local time, though availability in other regions has not been confirmed.

The monitor features a 39-inch OLED panel with a 5120 x 2160 resolution in a 21:9 aspect ratio. The 1500R curved screen is designed to expand the field of view compared to standard 32-inch 4K displays, offering higher pixel density at 143 PPI. It supports a maximum refresh rate of 165Hz at full 5K2K resolution and can switch to a higher refresh mode of up to 330Hz at 2560 x 1080 through VESA-certified Dual Mode.

LG has included an onboard processor for AI upscaling, allowing content from connected devices to be scaled to 5K2K without requiring a GPU upgrade. Connectivity options include DisplayPort 2.1, HDMI 2.1, and USB Type-C with up to 90W power delivery, supporting high-bandwidth input and single-cable setups.

The display uses 4th Gen Tandem OLED technology, delivering 335 nits typical brightness and up to 1500 nits peak brightness under HDR conditions. It supports VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 and covers up to 99.5% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, with 10-bit color and 1.07 billion colors. Contrast ratios are rated at 1,850,000:1 typical.

For gaming, the monitor offers a 0.03ms (GtG) response time, NVIDIA G-SYNC compatibility, and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro support to reduce tearing and stutter. Additional features include Black Stabilizer, Dynamic Action Sync, FPS counter, and crosshair tools.

Audio is handled by dual 7W speakers with AI Sound processing, which separates in-game audio elements and simulates a 7.1.2 channel experience. AI Scene Optimization adjusts picture settings based on content type.

The monitor also includes UL-certified eye comfort features such as reduced flicker, low blue light, and anti-glare coating. Physical adjustments include tilt, height, and swivel, with a virtually borderless design and wall-mount support.

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LG Electronics has announced its 2026 QNED evo Mini LED TV lineup, and the headline is clear. Bigger screens are the focus this year, led by a new 115-inch model aimed at people who want a cinema-like setup at home.

The new range is powered by LG’s α8 AI Processor Gen 3. It handles picture and sound processing, using AI to improve sharpness, brightness, and detail. LG is also bringing some of its OLED-style light control techniques to QNED, which helps manage how light is distributed across the screen.

On the display side, LG is using Dynamic QNED Color Pro to improve color accuracy, especially in HDR content. The company says the panels are certified by Intertek for 100 percent color volume, which means colors stay consistent even on very large screens. Precision Dimming Ultra is another key part of the setup. It controls thousands of dimming zones to improve contrast, making dark scenes look deeper while keeping bright areas clear.

There are also several AI-based enhancements. AI Super Upscaling sharpens lower-resolution content for 4K screens. AI Picture Pro focuses on improving faces and main subjects, while Dynamic Tone Mapping Pro adjusts brightness and contrast frame by frame. For sound, AI Sound Pro creates a virtual 11.1.2 channel output using the TV’s built-in speakers.

The TVs run webOS 26, which adds a stronger focus on sports. The Sports Portal collects live matches, scores and schedules in one place. Sports Alert sends updates for selected teams, and an AI Concierge card shows match progress and predictions on screen.

Gaming features are also a big part of the update. The TVs support VRR up to 165Hz, along with AMD FreeSync Premium and Auto Low Latency Mode. On select models, Motion Booster pushes refresh rates up to 330Hz to reduce blur in fast games. LG Gaming Portal gives access to cloud gaming services and web-based titles.

LG is also adding personalization features like Voice ID for user profiles and AI Concierge for content suggestions. Integration with Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot allows users to search or ask questions directly on the TV. LG Shield handles security with built-in encryption.

The lineup includes models such as the 115-inch QNED90, 100-inch QNED85, and other options like QNED82, QNED8M, QNED80, and QNED70. The TVs will roll out first in Korea, the United States, and Europe, with more markets expected later this year. The pricing of these TVs is expected to be revealed in the coming days.

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Xiaomi has launched the Redmi G25 2026 monitor in the Chinese market. The 24.5-inch display is now listed at a price of 599 yuan ($87), making it an attractive option for budget-conscious gamers and general users.

Redmi G25 2026 Monitor Specifications

The Redmi G25 2026 features a Full HD resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, paired with a 240Hz refresh rate. Xiaomi uses a Fast IPS LCD panel that provides a 1ms GTG response time and 178-degree wide viewing angles.

The monitor is VESA DisplayHDR 400-certified with a peak brightness of 400 nits. It supports AdaptiveSync, compatible with Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync, for stutter-free and tear-free gaming.

The display covers 100% of the sRGB color gamut and 95% of the DCI-P3 color space. The factory calibration ensures that the Delta E rating stays below 2, promising accurate and vibrant color reproduction. The panel supports 8-bit color depth and displays 16.7 million colors.

For eye comfort, the monitor includes TÜV Rheinland-certified low blue light protection and DC dimming to reduce eye strain. It features a minimalist design with thin bezels, an adjustable stand with tilt adjustment, and VESA 75 x 75 mm mounting.

For connectivity, the G25 includes one DisplayPort 1.4 connection, one HDMI 2.0 port, and a 3.5mm audio jack. The monitor weighs approximately 3.1kg and measures 557 x 171.3 x 445.6 mm with the stand.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently introduced the budget-friendly Redmi G27Q 2026 monitor, featuring a 2K resolution and a 320Hz Fast IPS display.

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Motorola is finally moving into the book-style foldable space. The new Moto Razr Fold has started showing up on retail listings in China, confirming that pre-orders will begin on May 31 in the country.

Interestingly, buyers in the UK will get access sooner. Motorola UK posted on X on March 27 that pre-orders there would open in 15 days, meaning the wait is nearly over. The phone was already introduced at MWC earlier this year, but it’s only now starting to appear in a more consumer-facing way.

The Razr Fold runs on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, paired with 16GB of RAM. That’s more than enough for running multiple apps at once. The battery is also on the larger side at 6,000mAh. It supports 80W wired and 50W wireless charging, along with reverse charging.

There’s also support for the Moto Pen Ultra, which suggests Motorola wants this to double as a productivity device, not just something for media consumption.

The display setup looks fairly typical for a foldable, but with some interesting choices. Inside, there’s an 8.09-inch LTPO OLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate. On the outside, the 6.56-inch display goes up to 165Hz, which is a bit unusual for a foldable. Although how much that matters in daily use is another question.

In terms of size, it comes in at around 9.9mm folded and 4.6mm unfolded, weighing about 244 grams. Its’a bit heavier like the Galaxy Z Fold7 (215g) and the Honor Magic V6 (219g).

The camera setup includes three 50MP sensors on the back: a main, ultra-wide, and a 3x telephoto. For selfies, there’s a 32MP camera on the outer display and a 20MP one inside.

Pricing is listed at €1,999, which puts it right alongside other premium foldables. That’s not surprising, though it does make the usual question of value a bit harder to answer.

There are still a few unknowns, especially around availability in different regions, but with pre-orders nearing, those details should start to clear up soon.

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Xiaomi has introduced its latest monitor, the Redmi G27Q 2026, in China. It is priced at 1,299 yuan ($188) and will be available for purchase starting April 10.

Redmi G27Q Monitor Specifications

The Redmi G27Q features a 2560 x 1440 Fast IPS display, a 320Hz refresh rate, and a 1ms GTG response time. It also features AMD FreeSync Premium, which synchronizes with GPUs to minimize screen tearing and stuttering.

The display supports a peak brightness of 400 nits and adheres to the VESA DisplayHDR 400 standard. The monitor achieves a 1000:1 static contrast ratio, offering solid performance for both gaming and content consumption.

Xiaomi has added features like a dual wide color gamut that covers 95% of the DCI-P3 color space and 100% of the sRGB spectrum. The monitor supports 10-bit color depth, enabling smooth gradients and transitions for visual professionals. Xiaomi has also factory-calibrated the monitor to a Delta E value of less than 2, providing accurate and natural color reproduction.

The monitor offers health-focused features, including TÜV Rheinland-certified low blue light technology and DC dimming to reduce blue light and screen flicker. It also features Xiaomi’s Qingshan Eye Protection technology for enhanced viewing comfort.

In terms of adjustability, the Redmi G27Q includes a stand with height, tilt, swivel, and pivot options. It features support for VESA 75 x 75mm wall mounting, thin bezels to maximize screen space, and a joystick for easy settings navigation.

For connectivity, the monitor includes two DisplayPort 2.1 ports, two HDMI 2.0 ports, and a headphone jack. It consumes 48W of power.

In related news, ASRock has recently introduced a new 31.5-inch WOLED gaming monitor featuring a dual-mode display that switches between 4K at 240Hz and FHD at 480Hz, while MSI has unveiled a 27-inch 2K 144Hz monitor equipped with circular polarization eye-care technology.

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Motorola Edge 70 Fusion and Redmi Note 15 Pro redefine what mid-range phones can offer in 2026, blending premium features with aggressive pricing. While one leans toward smooth performance and balanced usability, the other pushes standout specs like a 200MP camera and advanced display tech. This comparison is important for buyers who care about real-world experience over spec sheets, as both devices take very different paths to deliver value in the same price segment.

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Design and Display

Build and Feel

The Motorola Edge 70 Fusion focuses on a slim, clean design with Gorilla Glass 7i and a lighter, more refined in-hand feel. It also brings IP68/IP69 protection with MIL-STD compliance, making it quietly durable without feeling bulky. On the other hand, the Redmi Note 15 Pro leans toward rugged confidence with stronger drop resistance and Victus 2 protection. The eco leather option adds personality, but the overall build feels more robust than sleek.

Display Quality

Motorola delivers a smoother 144Hz AMOLED with extremely high peak brightness, making it feel sharper in motion and more fluid in daily use. Redmi counters with richer visuals thanks to Dolby Vision, higher color depth, and better PWM dimming, which makes long viewing sessions more comfortable.

Verdict

Motorola feels lighter and smoother, ideal for everyday fluidity, while Redmi offers a more premium viewing experience. The choice depends on whether smoothness or cinematic quality matters more.

Specifications Including Battery

Performance

The Motorola Edge 70 Fusion uses Snapdragon 7s Gen 3/4, delivering balanced performance with better efficiency and stability. It feels more optimized for sustained usage and cleaner thermal control. The Redmi Note 15 Pro’s Dimensity 7400 Ultra brings solid power, but its architecture leans more toward burst performance rather than long-term consistency. In real-world use, Motorola tends to feel slightly more refined.

Battery and Charging

Motorola offers flexibility with 5200mAh or 7000mAh variants and faster 68W charging, making it more convenient for quick top-ups. Redmi pushes endurance with a large 6580mAh battery and adds reverse charging, which is useful in practical scenarios. However, its 45W charging feels slower in comparison.

Verdict

Motorola edges ahead with better efficiency and faster charging, while Redmi stands out for battery longevity. Fast-paced users may prefer Motorola, while heavy users may lean toward Redmi.

Camera

Main and Secondary Lenses

Motorola keeps things balanced with a 50MP main sensor and a more capable 13MP ultrawide that includes autofocus, making it versatile for everyday photography. Redmi takes a bold approach with a 200MP primary sensor, delivering higher detail and better cropping flexibility. However, its 8MP ultrawide feels more limited, reducing versatility.

Selfie Camera

Motorola clearly leads with a 32MP front camera capable of 4K video, offering sharper selfies and better video quality. Redmi’s 20MP selfie camera is decent but lacks 4K support, making it feel slightly behind for content creation.

Verdict

Redmi wins on raw detail with its 200MP sensor, but Motorola delivers a more balanced and practical camera system overall. It feels more consistent across all lenses.

Pricing

The Motorola Edge 70 Fusion is priced around $250 (₹27,000), while the Redmi Note 15 Pro comes in higher at $350 (₹30,000). The price gap is noticeable, especially considering that both target the same mid-range segment.

Is the Price Justified?

Motorola offers strong value with a smoother display, faster charging, and a more balanced camera setup at a lower price. It feels like a well-optimized package without unnecessary cost inflation. Redmi justifies its higher price with a 200MP camera, premium display features like Dolby Vision, and a larger battery. However, some trade-offs like slower charging and weaker ultrawide slightly reduce its value edge.

Verdict

Motorola delivers better overall value for money, while Redmi focuses on standout features. The extra cost only makes sense if those specific upgrades matter.

Disclaimer:
Prices are approximate and may vary based on country, region, and applicable taxes.

Conclusion

Motorola stands out with its ultra-smooth 144Hz display, faster charging, and a cleaner, more balanced user experience. The inclusion of newer Android support and Snapdragon optimization makes it feel reliable long-term. Redmi counters with a flagship-style 200MP camera, Dolby Vision display, and a bigger battery, giving it a more feature-packed appeal on paper.

Verdict

Motorola Edge 70 Fusion feels like the smarter all-rounder with better pricing, smoother performance, and practical usability. The Redmi Note 15 Pro is more about standout specs and visual appeal, but it sacrifices some balance. For most users, Motorola offers a more complete experience, while Redmi suits those who prioritize camera resolution and display richness above everything else.

Disclaimer: This comparison is based on the specifications provided and is intended for general informational purposes. Actual performance, camera results, battery life, and overall experience may vary depending on real-world usage, software updates, and individual preferences.

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• iPhone 17e vs 16e: Same Phone or Worth the Upgrade?

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Upgrades don’t always mean dramatic changes; sometimes, they’re about refining what already works. That’s exactly the case with the Nothing Phone (4a) and Nothing Phone (4a) Pro. At first glance, both devices look familiar, but the real story lies in the subtle improvements. From build materials to display smoothness and chipset tweaks, the Pro version builds on the same foundation rather than redefining it. This comparison focuses on what actually changes, and whether those upgrades feel meaningful in everyday use.

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Major Upgrades:

Feature	Nothing Phone (4a)	Nothing Phone (4a) Pro	Upgrades
Build	Glass front, plastic frame, glass back	Glass front, aluminum frame, aluminum back	Aluminum build on Pro
Glyph LEDs	63 LEDs, 6 zones	137 LEDs	More LEDs on Pro
Protection	IP64	IP65	Better protection on Pro
Display	120Hz AMOLED, 4500 nits peak	144Hz AMOLED, 5000 nits peak	Smoother + brighter on Pro
Resolution	1224 × 2720	1260 × 2800	Slightly higher on Pro
Chipset	Snapdragon 7s Gen 4	Snapdragon 7 Gen 4	Newer chip on Pro
CPU	1×2.7 + 3×2.4 + 4×1.8	1×2.8 + 4×2.4 + 3×1.8	Slight CPU upgrade
GPU	Adreno 810	Adreno 722	Different GPU
RAM/Storage	Up to 12GB, UFS 3.1	Same	No change
Main Camera	50MP, PDAF, OIS	50MP, dual pixel PDAF, OIS	Better AF on Pro
Telephoto	50MP, 3.5x	Same	No change
Ultrawide	8MP	Same	No change
Selfie	32MP	Same	No change
Video	Dolby Vision HDR	Dolby Vision + Ultra XDR	Extra processing on Pro
Battery	5080 / 5400 mAh	Same	No change
Charging	50W	Same	No change
Software	Nothing OS 4.1	Same	No change
SIM	Dual SIM	Dual SIM + eSIM option	Added eSIM on Pro
Price	~$450 / ₹32,000	~$500 / ₹40,000	~₹8K higher

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Design and Display

Build and Feel

The Nothing Phone (4a) features a glass back with a plastic frame and 63 LED glyphs, maintaining the brand’s signature look. The Nothing Phone (4a) Pro introduces a clear upgrade with an aluminum unibody and aluminum back, along with 137 LEDs. This shift highlights a move toward a more premium construction and enhanced glyph customization. The change is less about redesign and more about refinement and material improvement.

Display Quality

The standard model offers a 120Hz AMOLED panel with strong brightness and HDR support. The Pro upgrades this to a 144Hz panel with higher peak brightness and a more immersive screen experience. Resolution is also slightly improved. The differences focus on smoother visuals and enhanced outdoor visibility rather than a completely new display approach.

Verdict

The Pro introduces material and display upgrades, focusing on refinement rather than a dramatic shift in design philosophy.

Specifications Including Battery

Performance

The Nothing Phone (4a) runs on Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, while the Pro upgrades to Snapdragon 7 Gen 4. The improvement lies in better CPU structure and a stronger GPU, enabling smoother multitasking and improved sustained performance. The upgrade reflects a step forward in efficiency and power, rather than a jump to flagship-level performance.

Battery and Charging

Both devices retain identical battery capacities and charging speeds. There are no upgrades here, with both offering consistent all-day battery life and the same 50W charging experience. This suggests a focus on maintaining reliability rather than introducing changes.

Verdict

The Pro focuses on chipset improvements, while battery and charging remain unchanged across both models.

Camera

Main and Secondary Lenses

Both phones share a similar triple-camera setup, including a periscope telephoto lens. The Pro upgrades the main sensor slightly with dual-pixel autofocus, improving focus speed and consistency. The rest of the setup remains largely unchanged, indicating optimization rather than hardware overhaul.

Selfie Camera

The selfie camera remains identical on both devices, with no upgrades in hardware or video capabilities. Performance is consistent, maintaining the same output quality across both models.

Verdict

Camera differences are subtle, with the Pro offering minor refinements rather than major hardware changes.

Pricing

The Nothing Phone (4a) is priced at around $450 (₹32,000), while the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro is priced at about $500 (₹40,000). The price increase reflects the added materials, display improvements, and chipset upgrade.

Value for Money

The pricing difference aligns with the upgrades offered. The Pro positions itself as an enhanced version rather than a completely different segment device. The added cost mainly covers refinement in experience rather than new core features.

Verdict

The price gap directly reflects incremental upgrades, making the Pro a step-up option rather than a separate category.

Disclaimer:
Prices are approximate and may vary based on country, region, and applicable taxes.

Conclusion

Both devices retain core Nothing features like glyph lighting and Nothing OS 4.1. The Pro expands on this with more LEDs and improved customization. Across the board, the changes focus on enhancing existing strengths rather than introducing entirely new features.

Verdict

Nothing Phone (4a) Pro is clearly an evolution, not a reinvention. Every upgrade, from aluminum build to 144Hz display and stronger chip, feels like a direct enhancement of the same foundation. There are no drastic changes, just smarter refinements that make the Pro feel like a polished version of the standard model rather than a completely different device.

Disclaimer: This comparison is based on the specifications provided and is intended for general informational purposes. Actual performance, camera results, battery life, and overall experience may vary depending on real-world usage, software updates, and individual preferences.

Read More:

• Samsung Galaxy S26+ vs Xiaomi 17 Pro: Is Samsung Still Worth Double the Price?
• Samsung Galaxy S26 vs S25: Is the Upgrade Bigger Than It Looks?
• iPhone 17e vs 16e: Same Phone or Worth the Upgrade?

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Baseus has announced its new Card Magnetic Air power bank in China, which focuses on safety, durability, and portability. The power bank is now available for pre-order at 299 yuan ($44) and introduces advanced safety features that Baseus describes as aerospace-grade.

Baseus Card Magnetic Air Power Bank Specs

The Card Magnetic Air power bank features a solid-liquid hybrid battery cell for better thermal stability and safety. It meets 2026 Chinese safety standards and has undergone tests like needle puncture, fire resistance, and pressure testing up to 2 tons. It performs reliably in extreme temperatures from -60°C to 140°C.

The power bank is designed for portability, featuring a slim 6.9mm aluminum unibody and a lightweight design. It is available in Silver, Black, and Blue, with a 5000mAh battery capacity. It supports magnetic wireless charging up to 15W for Android and 7.5W for iPhones, and USB-C wired charging up to 22.5W.

The device can deliver up to 60W output when connected to a higher-power adapter or another power source. This feature makes it capable of charging laptops like the MacBook Air. Baseus has also added dual-device charging functionality, allowing simultaneous use of wireless and wired charging.

The Card Magnetic Air features AI-based sensors that detect when a device is magnetically attached or plugged in, optimizing power delivery. It also includes NFC functionality, allowing users to check the battery status by tapping their smartphone.

Baseus improved the thermal performance of the device with a glacier cooling matrix. This system increases the heat dissipation area by 50% and incorporates graphene materials for better thermal management.

In related news, we recently rounded up the best magnetic power banks for iPhone and Android in April 2026, which you can check out as well.

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Flagship smartphones in 2026 are no longer just about premium branding; they’re about how much value and innovation you actually get for the price. The Samsung Galaxy S26+ and Xiaomi 17 Pro take two very different approaches: one focuses on refinement, long-term reliability, and ecosystem strength, while the other pushes aggressive hardware upgrades at a far lower price. For buyers deciding between a safe premium experience and a feature-packed powerhouse, this comparison highlights where each device truly stands and which one makes more sense depending on usage priorities.

Major Features:

Feature	Samsung Galaxy S26+	Xiaomi 17 Pro	Winner
Display	6.7″ LTPO AMOLED, 1440p, 120Hz, 2600 nits	6.3″ LTPO AMOLED, 1220p, 120Hz, 3500 nits + rear display	Xiaomi – brighter + secondary display
Build	Gorilla Glass Victus 2, Armor Aluminum 2, IP68	Dragon Crystal Glass, Aluminum, IP68 (4m)	Samsung – more proven durability
Chipset	Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 / Exynos 2600	Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5	Tie – same flagship chip
RAM & Storage	12GB RAM, up to 512GB, UFS 4.X	Up to 16GB RAM, 1TB, UFS 4.1	Xiaomi – more powerful configs
Rear Camera	50MP + 10MP (3x) + 12MP UW	50MP + 50MP (5x periscope) + 50MP UW	Xiaomi – better zoom + sensors
Selfie Camera	12MP	50MP	Xiaomi – higher resolution
Video	8K, HDR10+	8K HDR, Dolby Vision, LOG	Xiaomi – more advanced video
Battery	4900 mAh	6300 mAh	Xiaomi – significantly bigger
Charging	45W wired, 20W wireless	100W wired, 50W wireless	Xiaomi – much faster
Software	Android 16, 7 years updates (One UI)	Android 16, HyperOS 3	Samsung – longer support
Extras	DeX, Wireless DeX, UWB	Rear display, IR blaster, UWB	Tie – different advantages
Price	$1100 / ₹120,000	$700 / ₹62,000	Xiaomi – far better value

Design and Display

Build and Feel

The Samsung Galaxy S26+ follows Samsung’s refined flagship design with Gorilla Glass Victus 2 on both sides and an Armor Aluminum 2 frame, giving it a polished and durable feel. It also offers broader SIM flexibility and DeX support, adding a productivity edge. Meanwhile, the Xiaomi 17 Pro introduces a more experimental approach with Dragon Crystal Glass and a secondary rear display, making it stand out instantly. It feels more futuristic, especially for users who enjoy unique hardware touches.

Display Quality

Samsung delivers a sharper 1440p LTPO AMOLED panel with excellent brightness and color tuning, making it ideal for content consumption. Xiaomi counters with a brighter panel, Dolby Vision support, and extremely high PWM dimming, which is easier on the eyes. The secondary display also adds functional versatility, especially for quick tasks and camera previews.

Verdict

Samsung feels more premium and balanced, but Xiaomi brings innovation and eye comfort. The better choice depends on whether consistency or creativity matters more.

Specifications Including Battery

Performance

Both devices are powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 in key markets, delivering flagship-level speed and efficiency. Samsung’s optimization with One UI and longer software support gives it an edge in longevity and stability. Xiaomi, however, offers slightly higher RAM options and faster storage, which can feel snappier in heavy multitasking and gaming scenarios.

Battery and Charging

This is where Xiaomi clearly pulls ahead. A massive 6300 mAh battery paired with 100W wired and 50W wireless charging makes it one of the fastest and longest-lasting flagships. Samsung’s 4900 mAh battery is reliable but feels conservative, especially with 45W charging. Daily users may notice the difference quickly.

Verdict

Samsung wins in software polish and long-term updates, but Xiaomi dominates raw battery and charging performance. Power users will naturally lean toward Xiaomi.

Camera

Main and Secondary Lenses

Samsung sticks with a proven triple-camera setup, delivering consistent results with strong HDR, stable video, and reliable 3x zoom. It excels in color accuracy and video features like HDR10+ and stabilization. Xiaomi pushes boundaries with a 50MP triple system, including a 5x periscope zoom and Leica tuning. The larger sensors and advanced video modes give it a clear advantage in versatility and detail.

Selfie Camera

Samsung’s 12MP selfie camera focuses on natural tones and consistency, while Xiaomi’s 50MP front camera delivers sharper and more detailed selfies. Xiaomi also supports more advanced video features on the front camera, which content creators may appreciate.

Verdict

Samsung is more consistent and predictable, especially for video, but Xiaomi offers superior hardware and flexibility. Those who enjoy experimenting with photography will likely prefer Xiaomi.

Pricing

The Samsung Galaxy S26+ is priced around $1100 / ₹120,000, placing it firmly in the ultra-premium category. In contrast, the Xiaomi 17 Pro comes in at approximately $700 / ₹62,000, making it significantly more affordable despite offering higher-end hardware in several areas.

Is the Price Justified?

Samsung justifies its price with long-term software support, brand reliability, and ecosystem features like DeX and UWB integration. However, Xiaomi delivers exceptional value by offering better battery, faster charging, stronger camera hardware, and more RAM at a much lower price. The gap feels difficult to ignore.

Verdict

Samsung is a safe premium investment, but Xiaomi clearly wins on value for money. The pricing difference alone makes Xiaomi a very compelling choice.

Disclaimer:
Prices are approximate and may vary based on country, region, and applicable taxes.

Conclusion

Samsung stands out with its polished ecosystem, extended software support, and productivity-focused features like DeX. It feels like a complete, mature flagship designed for long-term use. Xiaomi, on the other hand, pushes hardware innovation with a secondary display, massive battery, ultra-fast charging, and a more ambitious camera system. It feels more exciting and future-forward.

Verdict

Samsung Galaxy S26+ is ideal for users who prioritize reliability, software longevity, and a refined experience. Xiaomi 17 Pro is the better pick for those who want maximum hardware value, faster charging, and cutting-edge features at a lower price. Overall, Xiaomi offers the more aggressive and value-driven package, while Samsung remains the safer flagship choice.

Disclaimer: This comparison is based on the specifications provided and is intended for general informational purposes. Actual performance, camera results, battery life, and overall experience may vary depending on real-world usage, software updates, and individual preferences.

Read More:

• Samsung Galaxy S26 vs S25: Is the Upgrade Bigger Than It Looks?
• Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus vs S25 Plus: What Actually Changed?
• iPhone 17e vs 16e: Same Phone or Worth the Upgrade?

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Gmktec has unveiled the NucBox K17, a new mini PC equipped with a Lunar Lake processor, offering advanced AI computing capabilities in an ultra-compact design.

Gmktec NucBox K17 Specifications

The NucBox K17 features the Intel Core Ultra 5 226V processor with 8 cores, 8 threads, a 4.5GHz turbo frequency, delivering 97 TOPS of AI performance alongside the Intel Arc 130V GPU and AI Boost NPU. The Arc 130V GPU offers 53 TOPS of AI performance, supports ray tracing and XeSS, and is optimized for gaming and content creation. The AI Boost NPU adds 40 TOPS of INT8 AI acceleration for machine learning and AI applications.

The mini PC runs Windows 11 Pro, includes 16GB of LPDDR5X memory at 8533MT/s, and offers storage options ranging from 512GB to 1TB SSDs. It supports up to 16TB of expandable storage through dual M.2 2280 slots compatible with PCIe 4.0 and 5.0 SSDs.

The NucBox K17 offers a wide range of ports for versatile connectivity. On the front, it includes a USB4 Type-C port with 100W Power Delivery, DisplayPort (40Gbps), along with one USB 3.2 Gen2 port, one USB 3.2 Gen1 port, and a 3.5mm audio combo jack.

At the rear, it features one DC IN port (100W), two HDMI 2.1 ports, three USB 3.2 Gen1 ports (5Gbps), one USB 2.0 port, a 2.5G RJ45 LAN port, a lock slot, along with power and reset buttons.

For wireless connectivity, the device supports Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2. The NucBox K17 can handle up to three displays simultaneously, with support for resolutions of up to 8K through its HDMI and USB4 ports.

The mini PC features a dual heat pipe cooling system with a turbine fan and smart thermal management, providing quiet operation even under load. It is highly compact, measuring 127.5 x 127 x 44.5 mm, and weighs just 460g.

Pricing and Availability

The Gmktec NucBox K17 is available now through the company’s official website. The 16GB + 512GB version is priced at $559.99, while the 16GB + 1TB version costs $619.99.

In related news, Lenovo debuts the Yoga Mini i Gen 11 featuring a circular design, Intel Core Ultra, and 4-display support. Topfeel also launches Next 2 Mini PCs with Ryzen 7 H255 and up to RTX 4060 Ti GPU support.

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The Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 is the first non-Elite chipset to feature the powerful Oryon cores. The chipset offers solid gaming performance, a flagship-grade ISP, and reliable connectivity, making it a powerful choice among premium mid-range phones.

On the other hand, the Dimensity 9300 is two years older than the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5. Still, it offers smooth performance and excellent efficiency to be considered a reliable choice, and more importantly, at a lower price.

So, the real question is: does it make sense to go with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, or is the Dimensity 9300 a solid choice at a relatively lower price? Let’s find out in this detailed comparison.

Quick verdict:

Choose Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 if you want higher CPU performance, sustained gaming performance, flagship ISP, and modern connectivity features.
Choose Dimensity 9300 if you want reliable performance and excellent efficiency at a lower price point.

Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 vs Dimensity 9300: Spec sheet

	Snapdragon 8 Gen 5	Dimensity 9300
Announced	November 2025	November 2023
Process node	3 nm (TSMC)	4 nm (TSMC)
CPU	2 × 3.8 GHz (Oryon Gen 3 – Prime) 6 × 3.32 GHz (Oryon Gen 3 – Performance)	1 × 3.25 GHz (Cortex-X4) 3 × 2.85 GHz (Cortex-X4) 4 × 2.0 GHz (Cortex-A720)
GPU	Adreno 829 ray tracing support Snapdragon Elite Gaming features	Arm Immortalis-G720 MP12 console-level global illumination effects ray tracing support MediaTek HyperEngine Adaptive Gaming Technology
NPU	Qualcomm Hexagon NPU Agentic AI support	MediaTek NPU 790 up to 33 billion parameters on-device LoRA Fusion support
Memory	LPDDR5x, up to 4.8 GHz	LPDDR5T, up to 4.8 GHz
Storage	UFS 4.1	UFS 4 + MCQ
Camera	Qualcomm Spectra triple AI ISP (20-bit) up to 320MP single camera up to 108MP single camera with zero shutter lag, 30fps up to 48MP triple cameras with zero shutter lag, 30fps up to 4K/120fps video recording real-time semantic segmentation (limitless)	MediaTek Imagiq 990 ISP (18-bit) up to 320MP single camera up to 8K video recording AI Semantic Analysis Video Engine
Connectivity	Snapdragon X80 5G modem download speed: up to 10 Gbps upload speed: up to 3.5 Gbps Wi-Fi 7 (peak speed: 5.8 Gbps) Bluetooth 6.0	MediaTek 5G modem download speed: up to 7 Gbps Wi-Fi 7 (peak speed: 6.5 Gbps) Bluetooth 5.4

Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 vs Dimensity 9300: Benchmark numbers

Note: To obtain the benchmark results, the tests were performed using these devices:
– OnePlus 15R (Snapdragon 8 Gen 5)
– Vivo X100 Pro (Dimensity 9300)

Geekbench score (v6)

The Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 outperforms the Dimensity 9300 in both single-core and multi-core tests. In both tests, the Snapdragon chip achieves about 27% higher score, suggesting a snappier performance, particularly in tasks that require greater CPU resources.

	Snapdragon 8 Gen 5	Dimensity 9300
Single core	2,837	2,208
Multi core	9,352	7,380

AnTuTu score (v11)

On the AnTuTu benchmark, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 scores 2.96 million, while the Dimensity 9300 sits below it with 2.32 million total score. That’s a solid 27% uplift for the Snapdragon chip.

	Snapdragon 8 Gen 5	Dimensity 9300
AnTuTu score	2,961,236	2,324,872
CPU	914,878	692,230
GPU	974,402	816,259
Memory	382,729	338,122
UX	689,228	478,261

The breakdown of the AnTuTu score paints a better picture, and unsurprisingly, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 dominates all aspects. The CPU gets 32% higher score, the GPU gets 19% higher score, memory performance is up by 13%, and the UX score is up by 44%.

3DMark score

Wild Life Extreme Stress Test

This is a widely popular gaming benchmark, where the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 outperforms the Dimensity 9300 by a wide margin. It achieves a 23% higher best loop score and a whopping 71% increase in the lowest loop score. So, not just the performance, the Snapdragon chip also maintains higher stability.

	Snapdragon 8 Gen 5	Dimensity 9300
Best loop score	5,009	4,062
Lowest loop score	3,321	1,933
Stability	66.30%	47.59%

While benchmarks offer great insights into performance and stability, they don’t focus on other key aspects, including connectivity, camera, and features. To give you a clearer picture, we’ve included them in the following section.

Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 vs Dimensity 9300: Key differences

Process node

The Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 uses TSMC’s newer 3nm node, which offers better performance and power efficiency than the 4nm node used in the Dimensity 9300.

Performance

CPU

Both chipsets feature octa-core CPUs, although their core configurations differ. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 uses a (2 + 6) layout, featuring two Oryon prime cores at 3.8 GHz and six Oryon performance cores at 3.32 GHz. The Dimensity 9300 features a (1 + 3 + 4) layout, which includes one Cortex-X4 prime core at 3.25 GHz, three Cortex-X4 performance cores at 2.85 GHz, and four Cortex-A720 efficiency cores at 2.0 GHz.

The Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 prioritizes performance by offering a higher peak clock speed of 3.8 GHz. In fact, all the CPU cores in the Snapdragon chip run at higher clock speeds than those in the Dimensity 9300. This is one of the primary reasons the Snapdragon chip easily outperforms the Dimensity 9300 in benchmarks.

GPU

As for the gaming and graphics rendering, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 uses a powerful Adreno 829 GPU featuring Qualcomm’s “sliced” architecture. The GPU offers excellent ray tracing performance, support for Unreal Engine 5, and AI-assisted upscaling. It also bundles a full suite of Snapdragon Elite Gaming features to deliver a smooth gaming performance with consistently high frame rates, low latency, and improved power utilization.

The Dimensity 9300 features a 12-core Arm Immortalis-G720 GPU, promising console-level global illumination effects. The GPU is equipped with a 2nd-gen hardware ray tracing, which is claimed to offer “fast, full raytracing experiences at a smooth 60 fps.” The chip also features MediaTek HyperEngine Adaptive Gaming Technology to deliver flagship performance without slowdowns for up to an hour in top titles, along with better cooling and improved power efficiency.

NPU

The Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 features a very capable Hexagon NPU, which integrates with an Oryon CPU and Adreno GPU to enable on-device agentic assistants, multimodal AI, and heavier gen-AI workloads in high-end devices. It is essentially a slightly binned-down version of the 8 Elite Gen 5 AI platform, with nearly all of the same features but lower peak clocks.

The Dimensity 9300’s AI stack is built around the MediaTek NPU 790, which delivers substantial efficiency and speed gains over the previous generation. It can run LLMs with up to 33 billion parameters and real-time generative AI. The AI stack enables the SoC to run multi-modal, multi-LLMs setups at usable latencies, entirely on-device.

Camera

The Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 features a 20-bit Spectra AI ISP with up to 320MP single camera and up to 4K/120fps video recording, although OEMs can enable up to 8K recording. The chip also supports limitless real-time semantic segmentation for precise optimizations. Plus, it offers a range of camera features (including AI-assisted features) to deliver greater quality with less noise.

On the other hand, the Dimensity 9300 is equipped with an 18-bit Imagiq 990 ISP, supporting up to 320MP single-camera and up to 8K video recording. The chip features an AI Semantic Analysis Video Engine with 16 categories of scene segmentation adjustments for enhanced cinematic video capture. It also features zero-latency video preview and 100% pixel-level autofocus + dual-lossless zoom.

Connectivity

While both chips offer robust connectivity, there are several important differences to consider. On a 5G connection, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5’s download speed can reach up to 10 Gbps, while the Dimensity 9300 peaks at 7 Gbps. The Dimensity chip bounces back with a higher peak Wi-Fi 7 speed, reaching 6.5 Gbps (vs. 5.8 Gbps on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5). Another advantage of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 is its support for Bluetooth 6.0, while the Dimensity 9300 supports the older Bluetooth 5.3 standard.

Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 vs Dimensity 9300: Which is better?

The Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 is clearly a much better choice over the Dimensity 9300. It offers solid CPU performance, a more consistent gaming performance, and a modern connectivity stack. Plus, it features the advanced Spectra ISP from the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, integrating the latest camera features and advanced camera optimizations.

That said, the Dimensity 9300 is still a solid mid-range chipset in 2026. It can smoothly run your day-to-day apps while offering excellent efficiency. Gaming performance is also good, but for heavier games and longer sessions, you may want to prefer a more capable chipset like the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5. Perhaps the only advantage it offers over the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 is its lower price. So, if you’re getting a hefty discount on a Dimensity 9300 phone that makes it much cheaper than a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 phone, that may be a solid deal. Otherwise, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 is a no-brainer choice here.

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The shift from the Samsung Galaxy S25 to the Samsung Galaxy S26 isn’t about dramatic changes, but meaningful refinements in performance, efficiency, and everyday experience. With a newer chipset, slightly larger battery, and updated software, the S26 aims to feel more future-ready, while the S25 continues to hold strong as a well-balanced flagship, making this comparison important for buyers deciding if the upgrade is truly worth it.

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Major Upgrades:

Feature	Samsung Galaxy S26	Samsung Galaxy S25	Upgrade
Display	6.3″ AMOLED, 120Hz, 2600 nits	6.2″ AMOLED, 120Hz, 2600 nits	Slightly bigger display
Resolution	1080 × 2340, ~411 ppi	1080 × 2340, ~416 ppi	No real change
Build	Gorilla Glass Victus 2, Armor Aluminum 2	Same	No change
OS	Android 16, One UI 8.5	Android 15, One UI 8	Newer software
Chipset	Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 / Exynos 2600	Snapdragon 8 Elite	Major upgrade
CPU	New Oryon V3 / 10-core (ROW)	Oryon V2	Faster & more efficient
GPU	Adreno 840 / Xclipse 960	Adreno 830	Better graphics
RAM & Storage	12GB + UFS 4.X	12GB + UFS 4.0	Slightly faster storage
Rear Camera	50MP + 10MP (3x) + 12MP	Same	No hardware change
Camera Features	Horizon Lock, improved processing	Standard features	Better video & AI
Selfie Camera	12MP (23mm)	12MP (26mm)	Minor tweak
Video	Same + improved stabilization	Same	Slight improvement
Battery	4300mAh	4000mAh	Bigger battery
Charging	25W wired, 15W wireless	Same	No change
Efficiency	Improved (new chip)	Standard	Better battery life
Connectivity	Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4	Same	No change
Price	~$900 / ₹88,000	~$800 / ₹75,000	Higher price

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Design and Display

Build and Feel

The Samsung Galaxy S26 keeps a familiar flagship design but refines durability with Armor Aluminum 2 and the same Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protection. The overall in-hand feel remains premium and compact, closely resembling the Samsung Galaxy S25. However, subtle refinements in finish and symmetry make the newer model feel slightly more polished. It’s not a dramatic redesign, but it leans toward a more mature flagship identity.

Display Quality

Both phones offer nearly identical AMOLED panels with a 120Hz refresh rate and 2600 nits peak brightness. The S26 slightly increases screen size, making content feel a bit more immersive without changing resolution. Color tuning and brightness remain top-tier, though improvements here feel iterative rather than transformative.

Verdict

The S26 delivers refinement rather than reinvention. The slightly larger display and improved finish give it a more complete feel, but the S25 still holds up extremely well visually.

Specifications Including Battery

Performance

The biggest upgrade comes with the new Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 / Exynos 2600 on the S26, delivering noticeable gains in CPU and GPU performance. Compared to the S25’s Snapdragon 8 Elite, multitasking feels smoother, and sustained performance should improve, especially in gaming. The shift toward newer architectures also hints at better efficiency and longevity.

Battery and Charging

Battery capacity increases to 4300mAh on the S26, a meaningful bump over 4000mAh. Charging speeds remain unchanged, which feels conservative, but the efficiency improvements from the new chip should translate into longer real-world usage. Wireless and reverse charging stay identical.

Verdict

The S26 clearly wins in performance and battery life. While charging speeds remain unchanged, the overall experience feels more future-proof and efficient.

Camera

Main and Secondary Lenses

On paper, both phones share identical camera hardware, including the 50MP main, 3x telephoto, and ultrawide lenses. However, the S26 introduces new software features like Horizon Lock, which improves video stability and usability. Image processing is also expected to be more refined thanks to the newer chipset, delivering better dynamic range and consistency.

Selfie Camera

The front camera remains largely unchanged at 12MP, but slight adjustments in focal length and processing can improve framing and skin tones. Video capabilities stay strong with 4K support and HDR enhancements.

Verdict

The upgrade is subtle but meaningful. Hardware remains the same, but smarter processing and new video features give the S26 a slight edge, especially for content creators.

Pricing

The Samsung Galaxy S26 is priced around $900 / ₹88,000, while the Samsung Galaxy S25 sits lower at $800 / ₹75,000. This creates a noticeable price gap for what appears to be incremental upgrades on paper.

Is the price justified?

The S26 justifies its price mainly through performance gains, improved efficiency, and slightly better battery life. However, since design and camera hardware remain similar, the upgrade may feel less compelling for casual users. The S25 still offers flagship-level value at a lower cost, making it a strong alternative.

Verdict

The S26 is worth it for those seeking peak performance and longevity. The S25, however, remains the better value pick for most buyers.

Disclaimer:
Prices are approximate and may vary based on country, region, and applicable taxes.

Conclusion

The S26 focuses on refinement, a new chipset, better efficiency, a slightly larger display, and enhanced video features like Horizon Lock. It also launches with Android 16 and newer One UI, giving it a longer software runway. Meanwhile, the S25 still delivers a balanced flagship experience with minimal compromises.

Verdict

The S26 feels like a “performance-first” upgrade rather than a complete overhaul. It is better suited for power users and long-term buyers who value future-proofing. The S25, however, remains a smart and practical choice, especially for those upgrading from older devices.

Disclaimer: This comparison is based on the specifications provided and is intended for general informational purposes. Actual performance, camera results, battery life, and overall experience may vary depending on real-world usage, software updates, and individual preferences.

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OnePlus has started rolling out the OxygenOS 16.0.5.700 update for the OnePlus Pad, bringing a mix of feature additions, usability improvements, and the latest security patch. The update is being released in batches across India, Europe, global markets, and North America, with the build version OPD2203_16.0.5.700(EX01).

The update focuses on improving everyday usability. Users can now run multiple timers at the same time, making multitasking easier. Timers also show estimated stop times, which helps in better tracking. The Content Portal now supports app clones, allowing easier sharing across duplicate apps. App organization has also been updated in Drawer mode with new “Office” and “Finance” categories for quicker access.

Connectivity features have also been refined. A new option called “Automatically open received files” has been added. This gives users control over whether shared files open automatically when received.

Privacy and file management receive notable upgrades. Users can now browse files in Private Safe using a side slider. Searching within folders in Private Safe is now supported, and files stored there can also be shared directly. These changes improve both accessibility and control over private data.

The update also integrates the April 2026 Android security patch, improving system security and protection against known vulnerabilities.

This rollout is limited to devices already running OxygenOS 16. Users on OxygenOS 15 will need to upgrade to OxygenOS 16 before receiving this build. As with typical OTA updates, the rollout is incremental, starting with a small group of users before expanding to a wider audience in the coming days.

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Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus arrives as a refinement-focused upgrade over the Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus, bringing improvements that are subtle on paper but impactful in daily use. While both devices share a similar design and core hardware, the newer model introduces better performance, improved efficiency, and smarter processing. This comparison breaks down the key differences and upgrades that actually matter, helping buyers understand whether the latest generation is worth the extra investment.

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Major Upgrades:

Feature	Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus	Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus	Winner
Chipset	Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 / Exynos 2600 (2nm)	Snapdragon 8 Elite (3nm)	S26 Plus – Newer gen, faster & more efficient
CPU & GPU	Oryon V3 + Adreno 840 / Xclipse 960	Oryon V2 + Adreno 830	S26 Plus – Better performance & graphics
OS	Android 16, One UI 8.5	Android 15, One UI 8	S26 Plus – Newer software out of the box
Display Tuning	Improved calibration, slightly sharper	Excellent but older tuning	S26 Plus – More refined visuals
Wireless Charging	20W (Qi2.2)	15W (Qi2 Ready)	S26 Plus – Faster wireless charging
Battery Efficiency	Improved efficiency	Standard efficiency	S26 Plus – Better real-world battery life
Camera Processing	Enhanced HDR, Horizon Lock	Standard HDR processing	S26 Plus – Better image processing
Video Stabilization	Improved stabilization	Good stabilization	S26 Plus – Smoother video output
Selfie Processing	Better HDR & color tuning	Good but slightly older tuning	S26 Plus – More natural results
Bluetooth	6.0	5.4	S26 Plus – Newer connectivity
Storage Type	UFS 4.X (faster)	UFS 4.0	S26 Plus – Slightly faster speeds
Wired Charging	45W	45W	Tie – No change
Battery Capacity	4900 mAh	4900 mAh	Tie – Same capacity
Camera Hardware	Same triple setup	Same triple setup	Tie – No hardware upgrade
Design	Minor refinements	Same design	S26 Plus – Slightly more premium feel
Price	~$1100 / ₹120,000	~$1000 / ₹100,000	S25 Plus – Better value

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Design and Display

Build and Feel

The design language remains largely unchanged, but the Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus brings subtle refinements in finish and frame durability. The upgraded Armor Aluminum 2 and improved glass treatment give it a slightly more premium and polished feel. While the Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus still feels flagship-grade, the newer model comes across as more refined in hand, even if the visual differences are minimal.

Display Quality

Both devices share the same core display specs, but the S26 Plus introduces better panel tuning and slightly higher pixel density. Colors appear more vibrant, and brightness handling feels more controlled in extreme lighting. The improvement isn’t drastic, but side-by-side usage reveals a cleaner, more refined viewing experience on the newer model.

Verdict

No major overhaul, but the S26 Plus delivers small refinements that make the display and build feel more premium overall.

Specifications Including Battery

Performance

This is where the biggest upgrade lies. The S26 Plus moves to Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 / Exynos 2600, offering a clear jump in performance over the previous generation chip in the S25 Plus. Expect faster app launches, smoother multitasking, and improved gaming stability. The difference feels noticeable, especially under heavy usage, making the newer model more future-proof.

Battery and Charging

Battery capacity stays the same, but efficiency improves on the S26 Plus thanks to the newer chipset. Wireless charging also gets a bump (20W vs 15W), which adds real convenience. Daily usage feels slightly longer-lasting, even without a capacity increase.

Verdict

Performance and efficiency upgrades make the S26 Plus a meaningful step forward over the S25 Plus.

Camera

Main and Secondary Lenses

Hardware remains identical, but the S26 Plus benefits from improved image processing and new features like Horizon Lock. Photos show better dynamic range and more consistent HDR, especially in tricky lighting. Video stabilization also feels more refined, making footage look smoother.

Selfie Camera

The front camera is mostly unchanged, but software tuning improves color accuracy and HDR handling on the S26 Plus. The difference is subtle but noticeable in portraits and social media shots.

Verdict

No hardware changes, but smarter processing gives the S26 Plus a clear edge in real-world photography.

Pricing

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus comes in at around $1100 (₹120,000), while the Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus is priced closer to $1000 (₹100,000). The gap reflects the generational upgrade rather than a complete redesign.

Value for Money

The S25 Plus offers excellent value since most core features remain similar. However, the S26 Plus justifies its higher price with meaningful upgrades in performance, efficiency, and software processing. It feels like a smarter long-term investment rather than just a yearly refresh.

Verdict

S25 Plus wins on value, but S26 Plus is better suited for those wanting the latest performance gains.

Disclaimer:
Prices are approximate and may vary based on country, region, and applicable taxes.

Conclusion

The S26 Plus stands out mainly through its new chipset, improved efficiency, faster wireless charging, and enhanced camera processing. These upgrades may seem incremental on paper, but they translate into smoother daily usage and better longevity. The S25 Plus, meanwhile, still delivers a flagship experience with fewer compromises.

Verdict

The S26 Plus is a refinement-focused upgrade, not a redesign. It’s the better choice for performance-focused users, while the S25 Plus remains a strong alternative for those prioritizing value over incremental improvements.

Disclaimer: This comparison is based on the specifications provided and is intended for general informational purposes. Actual performance, camera results, battery life, and overall experience may vary depending on real-world usage, software updates, and individual preferences.

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• iPhone 17e vs 16e: Same Phone or Worth the Upgrade?
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• Galaxy S26 Plus vs iPhone 17: Value vs Power – Which Should You Pick?

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Casio has officially listed the AE-1600HX series on its international website, confirming specifications that had already appeared through retailer listings. The lineup includes the AE-1600HX-1BV and AE-1600HX-3AV, positioned as affordable digital watches with a rugged design and extended battery life.

The watch features a large, angular case measuring 54.1 × 49.7 × 15.9 mm and weighs 55 g. It uses a resin case and bezel with a matching resin band and resin glass covering the display. The design focuses on readability, with a large LCD screen and a front-mounted button for quick access to the LED backlight. The AE-1600HX-1BV uses a negative display with a blacked-out look, accented by light blue labels.

A key highlight is the extra-long strap, which supports wrist sizes from 145 mm to 235 mm. This makes it suitable for users who prefer a looser fit or want to wear the watch over clothing. The rally-style band includes dual holes for better adjustment and a more secure fit.

The AE-1600HX series offers 100-meter water resistance and is powered by a CR2032 battery rated for up to 10 years. It includes dual time, a 1/100-second stopwatch with elapsed, split, and 1st-2nd place timing, and a countdown timer with a range of up to 24 hours. The timer supports auto-repeat and can be set from 1 minute to 24 hours.

Additional features include five multi-function alarms with one snooze alarm, an hourly time signal, and a full auto-calendar that runs until 2099. The watch maintains accuracy within ±30 seconds per month and supports both 12 and 24-hour formats. The LED backlight uses amber illumination with afterglow for visibility in low light.

While Casio has not confirmed pricing, retailer listings suggest a price of around €39.90, with availability expected in April 2026.

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Casio has listed its new AQ-240E series in the US, expanding its Vintage lineup with three models scheduled for April 2026. The range includes the AQ-240E-2A, AQ-240E-4A, and AQ-240E-7A2, all built around a hybrid analog-digital format and a retro-inspired design.

The watches feature a rounded square case that softens the sharper edges seen on older models like the AQ-230. The case measures 40.9 × 35.8 × 8.1 mm and weighs 51 g. It uses a chrome-plated resin case and bezel paired with a stainless steel band with an adjustable clasp. The band fits wrist sizes from 150 to 205 mm.

Each model uses a pastel dial finish. The 2A variant comes with a light blue sunray dial, while the 4A uses a matte orange tone, and the 7A2 features an off-white finish. The dial layout remains consistent across all versions, with two analog hands and a slim digital display positioned at six o’clock. The wide dial uses slim indexes and a clean layout to maintain readability.

The AQ-240E runs on Casio’s Module 5154. Core features include dual time, world time, a 1/100-second stopwatch with a measuring capacity of 59 minutes and 59.99 seconds, daily alarm, hourly time signal, and an auto-calendar that accounts for February with 28 days. The watch supports both 12-hour and 24-hour formats. The analog display shows hours and minutes, while the digital screen displays time, seconds, date, and day.

Accuracy is rated at ±30 seconds per month. The watch is powered by an SR920W battery with an estimated life of about three years. It uses resin glass for protection and offers basic water resistance suitable for daily use.

The design focuses on a retro-modern look with gentle curves and warm tones, combined with a simple rectangular profile. Pricing has not been officially confirmed, but earlier information suggests it will be around $60, in line with existing AQ-240E models.

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Oppo is seemingly getting ready to step into the compact tablet space with a new device called the Oppo Pad Mini. The leaks revealed so far point to a smaller tablet that still aims fairly high in terms of specs.

The latest info comes from @DigitalChatStation on Weibo, who shared a set of key details earlier today. According to the leak, the tablet will feature an 8.8-inch OLED display with a 3:2 aspect ratio, which is a bit different from the usual media-focused layouts. It should make more sense for reading and general use.

The panel itself sounds quite strong. It’s said to have a 2880×1920 resolution, along with a 144Hz refresh rate that can scale down to 1Hz thanks to LTPO tech. Peak brightness is reportedly 1800 nits, and it covers the full DCI-P3 color gamut, so on paper at least, it’s aiming for a premium display experience.

Performance is expected to come from Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, which would put it in flagship territory. The design seems to be another highlight. The tablet is tipped to use a unibody metal build, measuring around 5.39mm thick and weighing about 279 grams. That’s quite thin and light, even for a compact tablet. Color options are said to include dark gray, purple, and cyan. Lenovo’s 8.8-inch Legion Tab Gen 5, for instance, weighs 360 grams.

On the back of the Oppo Pad Mini, there’s a 13MP camera in a capsule-style module. Not a major focus, but standard for tablets.

Battery capacity is listed at 8000mAh, with support for 67W fast charging. There’s also mention of eSIM support, which could make it more useful as a standalone device without relying on Wi-Fi. Based on what’s out so far, Oppo seems to be aiming for something more than just a “mini” in name.

If the leaks hold up, this could end up being one of the more interesting compact Android tablets to watch this year.

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Infinix looks set to bring the Note 60 Pro to India soon, and it’s already starting to tease some of the phone’s more unusual features. The device was announced globally earlier this year.

The company has begun its local campaign by highlighting what it calls the Active Matrix Display on the back. It’s essentially a set of LEDs built into the camera module, somewhat similar in concept to Nothing’s Glyph interface. It can show notifications, battery status, incoming calls, and even simple animations without needing to flip the phone. It’s more of a visual feature than a practical one, but it does help the phone stand out a bit.

Infinix has also confirmed that another feature will be revealed on April 4 at 12 PM, though most of the core specs are already out there from the global launch.

Up front, the phone uses a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with a 1.5K resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate. Local peak brightness is claimed to be 4,500 nits, which sounds impressive, though global peak or full-screen brightness will matter more for outdoor visibility.

Performance is handled by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 4, paired with 8GB or 12GB of RAM and 256GB storage. That should be enough for everyday tasks like browsing, social media, and some casual gaming.

The camera setup includes a 50MP main sensor with OIS, along with an 8MP ultrawide. On the front, there’s a 13MP camera for selfies and video calls.

Battery is one of the stronger points of this phone. It packs a 6,500mAh cell, with support for 90W wired charging and 30W wireless charging, along with reverse charging options. It runs Android 16 with XOS 16, and carries an IP64 rating for basic dust and splash resistance.

Reports point to a mid-April timeline in India, with April 13 being mentioned in a few listings. Pricing hasn’t been confirmed yet, but more details should show up as the teasers continue.

Overall, the Note 60 Pro doesn’t look radically different on paper, but the rear LED system and large battery could give it a bit of an edge in a crowded mid-range market.

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Xiaomi is adding another option to its Mijia robot vacuum lineup, with a model that focuses on strong suction without pushing the price too high. The new Mijia Robot Vacuum and Mop 4 has now been listed in China.

One of the headline features here is the 10,000Pa suction power, which puts it in the higher range for robot vacuums at this price point. Average suction power for modern robot vacuum mops typically ranges between 2,500 Pa and 6,000 Pa. 10,000Pa should be more than enough for everyday dust, pet hair, and even slightly heavier debris

Xiaomi is also sticking with LDS laser navigation, which helps the robot map out rooms and move in a more structured way rather than randomly bouncing around.

The design remains familiar: simple, white, and minimal. For cleaning, there’s a dual-claw anti-tangle brush setup, aimed at reducing hair buildup, especially useful in homes with pets.

It’s a 2-in-1 unit, so it can vacuum and mop at the same time. The dustbin is rated at 520ml, while the water tank comes in at 270ml. Xiaomi says it can cover up to 300 square meters in open areas, though real-world usage will likely vary depending on layout.

There are a few practical touches as well. The robot can climb thresholds up to 20mm, which should help it move between rooms more easily. It runs on a 5,200mAh battery, with a claimed runtime of up to 180 minutes.

Nothing here feels overly experimental, but that’s not really the goal. Xiaomi seems to be focusing on getting the basics right: strong suction, decent navigation, and usable battery life.

Pricing and availability:

The device is priced at 1,443 yuan (roughly $200), and in some regions, subsidies can even bring it down to around 1,299 yuan. Sales are set to begin on April 7.

For users looking for a simple, capable robot vacuum without spending too much, this one could be worth a look once it goes on sale.

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