AOC fulfils its promise of releasing the first 1000 Hz 1080p gaming monitor that will trade blows with LG's offering. AOC Launches AGON PRO AGP257FT, its First-Ever Native 1080p Gaming Monitor That Can Hit 1000 Hz Refresh Rate AOC was the first monitor maker to announce a 1080p 1000 Hz monitor, even before LG. While LG released the world's first native 1080p 1000 Hz monitor nearly a week ago, AOC is next to have its first-ever 1080p 1000 Hz gaming monitor on the shelves. As per a previous report, the company was preparing a couple of high-end gaming monitors that [β¦]
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An interesting dual monitor from AOC, but it quadruples the refresh rate, making it ideal for competitive gaming. AOC Launches V6 4K Dual Mode Gaming Monitor That Quadruples Refresh Rate at 1080p, but is Capped at Just 80 Hz at 4K Dual-mode monitors are getting more common than ever, and monitor makers have been experimenting with various modes. From dual-mode 4K monitors that reach triple-digit refresh rates to monitors that can hit nearly 1000 Hz at 1080p, we have plenty of enthusiast-grade monitors in the market these days, but the latest offering from AOC is an unusual one. As shared [β¦]
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TCLβs FFALCON has launched its latest monitor, the Thunderbird 25Q5A, in China. It is a 24.5-inch display that focuses on high-speed gaming at an affordable price. Also marketed as the 2026 FFALCON F6, the monitor is currently listed on JD.com for 839 yuan (roughly $122).
The monitor uses a CSOT-made Fast IPS panel with a 1920 x 1080 resolution, a native 300Hz refresh rate, and support for up to 303Hz in select scenarios. It also features a 1ms GtG response time to reduce motion blur and ghosting during fast-paced gameplay.
The monitor stands out from typical budget 1080p models by using a Mini LED backlight with 84 local dimming zones, offering improved contrast and more precise brightness control. It also supports VESA DisplayHDR 600 and reaches up to 600 nits of peak brightness for enhanced HDR performance.
For color accuracy, the monitor covers 99% of the sRGB color gamut and 93% of the DCI-P3 color space. Thunderobot says that the displays are factory-calibrated to achieve a Delta E value of less than 2, ensuring standard color reproduction out of the box.
On the software and processing side, the 25Q5A supports AMD FreeSync Premium and is Nvidia G-Sync Compatible to prevent screen tearing. It also includes an MPRT-Plus smart backlight control system, which uses motion interpolation and zone-based lighting to further reduce blur.
The monitor includes a fully adjustable stand, providing 125mm of height adjustment, a -5Β° to 15Β° tilt, Β±20Β° swivel, and Β±90Β° pivot for vertical use. It is also compatible with standard VESA wall mounts. Connectivity is basic but functional, including HDMI and DisplayPort inputs, along with a 3.5mm audio jack.
In related news, Huawei recently unveiled a new 27-inch 4K monitor with dual-mode 320Hz support and 100W USB-C charging.
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The SUV is marketed domestically as the Exeed Yaoguang, with the 2027 refresh emphasising enhanced safety and improved cabin air quality.
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CS75 Plus HEV and Eado HEV debut with BlueCore hybrid tech, dual powertrains, and efficiency claims in Chinaβs expanding HEV segment.
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Xiaomi has launched a new air conditioner called Mijia Air Conditioner Giant Power Saver 2026 in the Chinese market. The AC is priced at 1899 yuan ($278) and is now listed on JD.com. It will go on sale on May 30.
The main selling point here is energy efficiency. The 2026 model has an Annual Performance Factor (APF) of 5.36, earning it a Level 1 energy efficiency rating in China. Xiaomi estimates this translates to saving about 208 kWh of electricity a year compared to older standards, which works out to roughly 124 yuan ($18) in savings annually.
To manage this, the unit uses a 9.8cc compressor, a dual-row evaporator, and a 108mm cross-flow fan. It can push up to 760 cubic meters of air per hour, and Xiaomi says it takes about three minutes to reach a target temperature in a standard room.
The AC runs on Xiaomiβs Mijia Lingyun control engine, which uses cloud-based learning to adjust how it cools or heats based on your habits. For example, it can tweak the temperature automatically while you sleep to save power and keep the room comfortable. It connects to the Mijia app and supports Xiaomiβs HyperOS Connect for integration with other smart home devices.
Like a lot of modern hardware, it also supports over-the-air (OTA) updates. Xiaomi says it will continue to tweak the energy-saving algorithms and add features over time. There is also a built-in diagnostic system that runs 122 different checks. If the filter needs cleaning or the refrigerant is running low, the app will send a notification before the unit actually stops working.
For maintenance, the AC has a self-cleaning function that washes and then dries the internal components at 58 degrees Celsius to prevent mold and bacteria. It is also built to handle a wide range of temperatures, operating in outdoor environments as cold as -35 degrees Celsius or as hot as 60 degrees Celsius. When running quietly at night, the indoor unitβs noise level drops to 18 decibels.
In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched a new AI-powered split air conditioner called Mijia Air Conditioner Powerful Wind Pro.
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Ugreen has released a new portable Bluetooth speaker in China called the M3. It is currently listed on the retailer JD.com for 249 yuan ($36) and is designed primarily for outdoor use. While it shares a lot of similarities with other rugged speakers on the market, it includes a specific feature to deal with getting wet: a water drainage system that uses sound to clear out the grille.
If the speaker gets splashed by a pool or left out in light rain, you can open Ugreenβs companion app and turn on a dedicated drainage mode. The speaker will then generate high-frequency vibrations, up to 400 times per minute, to physically push trapped water out of the hardware. It is a practical approach to water exposure, working alongside the deviceβs standard IP66 rating for dust and water resistance.
Physically, the M3 weighs 653 grams, which is light enough to throw in a backpack for camping or a beach trip. It comes in two colors, Starry Black and Champagne Gold, and includes a hidden RGB light strip at the bottom. The lights can be set to solid colors, a breathing effect, or synced to your music. There is also an SOS mode that flashes the lights and plays a warning sound in case of an emergency.
For audio, the M3 uses a 20W triple-driver setup. This includes specific drivers for high and mid-low frequencies, plus a passive radiator to handle the bass. Ugreen says it uses digital signal processing (DSP) and its own bass enhancement software to keep the low-end frequencies audible even when you have the volume turned down. The company says the speaker can reach a sound pressure level of 105dB.
On the connectivity side, the speaker supports Bluetooth 6.0 and LE Audio. It also supports Auracast, meaning you can sync the audio with over 100 compatible devices, or you can just pair two M3 speakers together for standard left-and-right stereo sound.
The speaker runs on a 2,500mAh battery. Ugreen estimates it will last up to 20 hours on a single charge, provided you keep the volume at a moderate level and leave the RGB lighting turned off. It charges via a standard USB-C port. It also features a built-in microphone for phone calls and voice chats.
In related news, Ugreen recently launched a 160W GaN fast charger with five ports and a smart display, alongside a new 45W 10,000mAh power bank featuring a built-in cable and integrated smart screen.
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Edifier has announced a new desktop speaker, the S260, which goes on sale in China today for 1,059 yuan (roughly $156). The pitch here is pretty straightforward: itβs a speaker that looks like a piece of vintage hi-fi equipment but includes current wireless standards like AirPlay 2 and LDAC support.
Physically, the S260 leans heavily into an older aesthetic. The cabinet is made from medium-density fiberboard (MDF) to help reduce acoustic resonance, paired with an 18mm thick front baffle and a woven grille.
On top, there is a CNC-machined aluminum control panel that includes physical mechanical toggle switches and metal knobs for adjusting volume and playback. Itβs a fairly heavy unit, weighing in at 4.07kg (about 9 pounds). You can get it in three colors: Black Walnut, Pearl White, and Warm Brown.
Inside the cabinet, the hardware is standard for a modern desktop setup. It uses a 4-inch aluminum diaphragm mid-bass driver alongside two 25-core titanium dome tweeters. According to Edifier, the tweeters can push high frequencies up to 40kHz, while the woofer handles bass down to 50Hz.
The system is powered by dual Texas Instruments TAS5805 digital amplifiers. It outputs 65W RMS, with a peak power of 130W. Edifier also claims a low distortion level of 0.03% and a signal-to-noise ratio of 107dB(A), with audio processing handled by a built-in DSP chip.
The connectivity options are where the speaker becomes more practical for everyday use. It has both Hi-Res Audio and Hi-Res Audio Wireless certifications. It supports the LDAC codec, allowing for higher-resolution streaming over Bluetooth (up to 990kbps).
It also includes Apple AirPlay 2 support over 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi, which is useful if you want to stream audio directly from an iPhone or Mac. The Bluetooth 5.4 connection supports dual-device pairing, so you can keep a phone and a computer connected at the same time and switch between them.
If you prefer to plug things in, the S260 has an AUX analog input and a USB sound card input, making it easy to connect to a PC or a turntable. It also comes with a small remote control and works with Edifierβs mobile app, where you can adjust the EQ, switch inputs, and update the firmware.
In related news, GOBOULT has recently unveiled new Mustang series speakers with Marshall-inspired styling at affordable prices, while Portronics has introduced the Strings smart speaker with a built-in alarm clock and wireless charging support.
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Ugreen is releasing a new 45W power bank (PB610) in China, and it includes a few practical hardware additions alongside a customizable color screen. Listed on JD.com for 199 yuan ($29) ahead of a May 26th release, the 10,000mAh battery pack tries to reduce the number of accessories you need to carry by integrating a built-in USB-C cable directly into the device.
The main draw here is the 1.47-inch smart screen on the front. If you like to monitor your hardware, the display shows real-time data like total output power, battery temperature, remaining charge percentage, and overall battery health. If you donβt care about the exact wattage, you can connect the power bank to Ugreenβs mobile app via Bluetooth and upload custom images or emojis to display instead. It is a minor feature, but it gives a normally boring utilitarian accessory a bit of personality.
Physically, the device is a fairly standard size for a 10,000mAh battery, measuring 109 x 58.5 x 25.5mm and weighing about 239 grams. Ugreen went with a silver finish and included a built-in USB-C cable with contrasting red accents. The cable loops around to function as a carrying strap, which is a practical design choice if you prefer not to carry a separate wire when you leave the house.
Inside the casing, the power bank uses two 5000mAh 21700 cylindrical steel shell battery cells. Ugreen says it also includes an upgraded NTC temperature-control chip that monitors heat levels regularly to maintain safe temperatures during charging.
For connectivity, the power bank has a 2C + 1A configuration: the built-in USB-C cable, a standard USB-C port, and a USB-A port. Both the built-in cable and the USB-C port max out at 45W, which is enough to fast-charge most modern phones and power smaller tablets. The USB-A port tops out at 22.5W. You can plug in three devices at once, though the charging speeds will naturally drop as the 45W maximum output is divided among the active ports.
Ugreen claims the 45W output can charge an iPhone 17 Pro Max to 65% in half an hour. It lists similar 30-minute charging numbers for the Huawei Mate 80 Pro Max (52%) and Xiaomi 17 Pro Max (43%). Because it supports standard fast-charging protocols, it is compatible with standard Apple and Android devices, as well as smaller electronics like the Nintendo Switch, wireless earbuds, and portable cameras.
Right now, the power bank is only listed for the Chinese market. Ugreen hasnβt announced a global release date yet, but the company regularly brings its charging accessories to the US and Europe, so it is highly likely to show up on international storefronts eventually.
In related news, Ugreen has also launched a new portable GaN charger featuring an angled display design and a contrasting red base.
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Geely Auto officially launched the Geely Galaxy Starshine 7 in China with a limited-time price range of 98,800 β 129,800 yuan (14,500 β 19,100 USD). The final launch pricing came in below the vehicleβs earlier presale starting price of 106,800 yuan (15,700 USD) announced in April, while several variants were upgraded to Max all-wheel-drive trims. [β¦]
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Coins.ph is pushing crypto payments deeper into everyday commerce in the Philippines, adding support for Bitcoin and Ethereum to its QRPh payment system, which already lets users pay merchants nationwide with stablecoins like USDT. The move gives users access to [β¦]
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Google unveiled a wave of new Gemini-powered products and features at I/O 2026 on Tuesday, including AI models built to simulate the physical world, as the search giant pushes deeper into agentic AI across its ecosystem. At its annual developer [β¦]
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