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Nothing Phone 4a Pro Review: A Big Leap
Nothing’s Phone 4a Pro finds itself in a new segment against premium smartphones in 2026. It offers plenty of upgrades on paper, including a bigger and faster display, a new telephoto camera and a larger battery, to name a few. But how do these features add up? And how does it stack up against the competition?
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Best Mobiles Under Rs. 25,000 in India: From Redmi Note 15, OnePlus Nord CE 5, Vivo T4 and More
The lower end of the mid-range segment offers decent value for your hard-earned money. But not all of these match their current-day pricing in India. While some devices offer good displays, others offer excellent performance, and some have big batteries. Finding the right balance of features versus price is crucial.
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Poco C85 Review: Big Battery, Basic Performance
Poco's C85 gets a new design with better durability, a newer processor and a bigger battery. While this may seem like the makings of a decent budget smartphone, its underpowered processor, combined with poorly optimised software makes it hard to deliver the basics.
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Realme P4 Power 5G First Impressions
2025 was a big year in the smartphone industry as manufacturers finally started taking major steps to address battery anxiety. Phones now last longer than ever thanks to larger cells, quicker charging methods, and more effective chipsets. In 2026, however, Realme aims to go one step further by not just alleviating battery anxiety but doing away wit...
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Moto G67 Power Review: Big on Power, Low on Price
The Moto G67 Power is a budget smartphone from Motorola with a really confusing price tag, as there are devices from Motorola’s own lineup that lock horns with it at a slightly higher price. Despite having good hardware on paper, the new Moto G67 Power, will only cater to the needs of those on a very tight budget.
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Best Gaming Smartphones Under Rs 20,000: iQOO Z10R, Oppo K13 5G, Redmi 15 5G and More
The sub-Rs. 20,000 gaming segment now includes powerful phones like the iQOO Z10R 5G, Oppo K13 5G, Moto G86 Power 5G, Vivo T4x 5G, and Redmi 15 5G. These models offer smooth high-refresh-rate displays, capable chipsets, reliable cooling systems, large batteries, and AI-enhanced cameras. All five devices support 5G and run Android 15–based softwar...
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Infinix GT 30 Pro: A Capable Mid-Range Gaming Device?
Infinix’s latest GT 30 Pro comes with both the ‘GT’ and ‘Pro’ branding, and with these it sure has some big shoes to fill. Last year’s GT was a capable gaming-oriented smartphone, but apart from the external cooler, it did not offer anything more for gaming audiences that it was looking to attract. This year, there’s a new processor, ...
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Nothing Phone 3 vs Samsung Galaxy S25: Price in India, Features Specifications Compared
Nothing Phone 3 has just been launched as the brand's new premium flagship. The Phone 3 is the spiritual successor to the Phone 2, but Nothing aims to take on phones from big brands with the new phone. We compare it with a worthy long-standing competitor from the premium smartphone segment, the Samsung Galaxy S25.
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Oppo K13x 5G vs iQOO Z10x 5G: Price in India, Features and Specifications Compared
Oppo K13x 5G has finally been launched in India in the mid-range segment. Durability is said to be one of the strongest suits of the new handset, along with a high-capacity battery. It directly competes against other mid-range smartphones in the Indian market, such as the iQOO Z10x 5G which was introduced in April. This handset also claims to have ...
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OnePlus Gaming Phone With Flagship Features, Shoulder Triggers Said to Be in Development
OnePlus is said to be developing a gaming-focused "sub-series" of phones. The device is said to be in the experimental stage, and is expected to feature a flagship chipset, a large battery, and shoulder triggers. A global launch appears unlikely, with its availability likely limited to China, as per the tipster. If unveiled, the phone would compet...
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Nothing Phone 4a Pro Review: A Big Leap
Nothing’s Phone 4a Pro finds itself in a new segment against premium smartphones in 2026. It offers plenty of upgrades on paper, including a bigger and faster display, a new telephoto camera and a larger battery, to name a few. But how do these features add up? And how does it stack up against the competition?
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Best Mobiles Under Rs. 25,000 in India: From Redmi Note 15, OnePlus Nord CE 5, Vivo T4 and More
The lower end of the mid-range segment offers decent value for your hard-earned money. But not all of these match their current-day pricing in India. While some devices offer good displays, others offer excellent performance, and some have big batteries. Finding the right balance of features versus price is crucial.
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Poco C85 Review: Big Battery, Basic Performance
Poco's C85 gets a new design with better durability, a newer processor and a bigger battery. While this may seem like the makings of a decent budget smartphone, its underpowered processor, combined with poorly optimised software makes it hard to deliver the basics.
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Realme P4 Power 5G First Impressions
2025 was a big year in the smartphone industry as manufacturers finally started taking major steps to address battery anxiety. Phones now last longer than ever thanks to larger cells, quicker charging methods, and more effective chipsets. In 2026, however, Realme aims to go one step further by not just alleviating battery anxiety but doing away wit...
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Moto G67 Power Review: Big on Power, Low on Price
The Moto G67 Power is a budget smartphone from Motorola with a really confusing price tag, as there are devices from Motorola’s own lineup that lock horns with it at a slightly higher price. Despite having good hardware on paper, the new Moto G67 Power, will only cater to the needs of those on a very tight budget.
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Best Gaming Smartphones Under Rs 20,000: iQOO Z10R, Oppo K13 5G, Redmi 15 5G and More
The sub-Rs. 20,000 gaming segment now includes powerful phones like the iQOO Z10R 5G, Oppo K13 5G, Moto G86 Power 5G, Vivo T4x 5G, and Redmi 15 5G. These models offer smooth high-refresh-rate displays, capable chipsets, reliable cooling systems, large batteries, and AI-enhanced cameras. All five devices support 5G and run Android 15–based softwar...
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Infinix GT 30 Pro: A Capable Mid-Range Gaming Device?
Infinix’s latest GT 30 Pro comes with both the ‘GT’ and ‘Pro’ branding, and with these it sure has some big shoes to fill. Last year’s GT was a capable gaming-oriented smartphone, but apart from the external cooler, it did not offer anything more for gaming audiences that it was looking to attract. This year, there’s a new processor, ...
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Nothing Phone 3 vs Samsung Galaxy S25: Price in India, Features Specifications Compared
Nothing Phone 3 has just been launched as the brand's new premium flagship. The Phone 3 is the spiritual successor to the Phone 2, but Nothing aims to take on phones from big brands with the new phone. We compare it with a worthy long-standing competitor from the premium smartphone segment, the Samsung Galaxy S25.
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Oppo K13x 5G vs iQOO Z10x 5G: Price in India, Features and Specifications Compared
Oppo K13x 5G has finally been launched in India in the mid-range segment. Durability is said to be one of the strongest suits of the new handset, along with a high-capacity battery. It directly competes against other mid-range smartphones in the Indian market, such as the iQOO Z10x 5G which was introduced in April. This handset also claims to have ...
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OnePlus Gaming Phone With Flagship Features, Shoulder Triggers Said to Be in Development
OnePlus is said to be developing a gaming-focused "sub-series" of phones. The device is said to be in the experimental stage, and is expected to feature a flagship chipset, a large battery, and shoulder triggers. A global launch appears unlikely, with its availability likely limited to China, as per the tipster. If unveiled, the phone would compet...
