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Apple Watch Series 11 Review: The Winning Formula, Refined
The Apple Watch Series 11 arrives with minimal changes compared to Series 10, at least on paper. However, that’s not the case in real-world usage. It retains the familiar, premium design but improves durability, performance, and battery life. There are new important health features, while watchOS 26 adds polish and Apple Intelligence. But are the...
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NoiseFit Endeavour Pro Review: Premium Endurance, Functional Limitations
The NoiseFit Endeavour Pro delivers on its promise of a rugged smartwatch without a premium price tag. It adopts a highly durable aesthetic with a Titanium Alloy bezel and polycarbonate body, although it isn’t ideal for users with slender wrists. It offers surprisingly accurate data tracking, but there are a few underlying fundamental software fl...
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Review: The No-Nonsense Smartwatch
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 offers a premium design language and a large 1.47-inch Super AMOLED display. The silicone straps that come with the smartwatch provide a comfortable experience. It also comes loaded with some interesting health features, including an AI Running Coach, Antioxidant Index, Advanced Sleep Tracking and Coaching, Stress Managem...
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 Review: Slick Foldable With Room for Improvement
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 7 is a modern, slick-looking clamshell foldable with the latest hardware, the biggest screens and the largest battery on a Z Flip device so far. All of this works fine for the main display, which, despite its folding capabilities, functions like a regular phone. However, the same cannot be said about the large cover displa...
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Huawei Band 10 Review: Smart Choice Over a Budget Smartwatch
The Huawei Band 10 is the company’s successor to the Band 9 in India. It packs several health and fitness tracking features that present it as a comprehensive health-focused wearable at an affordable price tag, in addition to features like always-on display and dynamic watch faces. However, is it worth investing your money in? Let’s find out in...
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Powerbeats Pro 2 Review: The Fitness-Focused Buds
Powerbeats Pro 2 is a great TWS for fitness enthusiasts. It caters to one of the biggest challenges while exercising: the fit. The feature list is also pretty long and includes heart rate monitoring, so you do not have to depend on your smartwatch for the measuring. The battery life and sound quality are solid, too. The hook design is excellent for...
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Gabit Smart Ring Review: Minimal Design, Maximum Functionality
Smartwatches and smart rings are growing in popularity as more people focus on their health, using fitness trackers to monitor heart rate and other metrics. The Gabit Smart Ring offers basic fitness tracking, along with temperature measurement and sleep monitoring. But can a smart ring replace your smartwatch? Find out in our Gabit Smart Ring revie...
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Titan Evolution Review: A Stylish Smartwatch at Affordable Price
The Titan Evolution offers a premium design language and offers a large 1.83-inch AMOLED display. The silicone straps available with the smartwatch offer a comfortable experience. Moreover, the watch provides a good battery life, which can last up to 7 days. It also comes loaded with some interesting features like integrated Altimeter, barometer,...
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Apple Watch Series 10 Review: Classic Reimagined
Apple Watch Series 10 features the company's biggest display and thinnest design. It packs incremental upgrades under the hood. At a starting price of Rs. 46,900, the Series 10 is slightly costlier than the Series 9 at launch. Purely in terms of performance, the Series 10 offers a top-notch display and is a great companion for everyday workouts. Fa...
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra Review: An Ultra Watch for Samsung Users
Samsung’s Galaxy Watch Ultra may look the part for a smartwatch that’s being marketed to take on tough terrain and withstand extreme temperatures, but in reality, there’s very little that the Ultra offers over the standard Galaxy Watch 7 (apart from its ruggedised design and slightly better battery life) for the casual user, which leaves it s...
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Titan Celestor Review: Stylish Yet Flawed
The Titan Celestor offers a premium design language and offers a large 1.43-inch AMOLED display. The silicone straps available with the smartwatch provide a comfortable experience. Moreover, the watch offers a good battery life, lasting up to 7 days. It also comes loaded with interesting features like built-in GPS support, integrated Altimeter, bar...
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Tissot T-Touch Connect Sport Review: Touch and Go
Tissot’s T-Touch Connect Sport has a very long moniker for a hybrid wearable that mostly functions as a notifier. However, it does pack in some basic smartwatch features but presents it in its own unique way. This means that it’s a niche product aimed at a very niche audience, which makes more sense once you check its price tag.
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OnePlus Watch 2R Review: A Better Watch 2?
The OnePlus Watch 2R may seem like a better deal for many, who are looking for a WearOS-powered smartwatch on a budget. Just like the Watch 2, which made for incredible value, given the features it had on offer at launch, the Watch 2R charts a similar path by cutting down costs in areas that many may not even notice.
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NoiseFit Origin Review: Big on Style
NoiseFit Origin, the all-new smartwatch by the Indian smart wearable brand, launched recently as a premium option for smartwatch buyers. On paper, the smartwatch boasts features such as an EN1 processor, a new user interface (UI), enhanced haptics, an AMOLED display, and a premium design. But can it sway the buyers? Find out in our review.
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OnePlus Watch 2 Review: The Power of Two
The OnePlus Watch 2 is the first Wear OS-powered smartwatch to run two operating systems accompanied by two independent processors. The purpose of this “optimisation game” is to deliver above-average battery life on what is mainly a Wear OS-powered device while delivering a smooth and practical software experience for the user. It’s also pric...
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Apple Watch Series 11 Review: The Winning Formula, Refined
The Apple Watch Series 11 arrives with minimal changes compared to Series 10, at least on paper. However, that’s not the case in real-world usage. It retains the familiar, premium design but improves durability, performance, and battery life. There are new important health features, while watchOS 26 adds polish and Apple Intelligence. But are the...
-
NoiseFit Endeavour Pro Review: Premium Endurance, Functional Limitations
The NoiseFit Endeavour Pro delivers on its promise of a rugged smartwatch without a premium price tag. It adopts a highly durable aesthetic with a Titanium Alloy bezel and polycarbonate body, although it isn’t ideal for users with slender wrists. It offers surprisingly accurate data tracking, but there are a few underlying fundamental software fl...
-
Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Review: The No-Nonsense Smartwatch
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 offers a premium design language and a large 1.47-inch Super AMOLED display. The silicone straps that come with the smartwatch provide a comfortable experience. It also comes loaded with some interesting health features, including an AI Running Coach, Antioxidant Index, Advanced Sleep Tracking and Coaching, Stress Managem...
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 Review: Slick Foldable With Room for Improvement
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 7 is a modern, slick-looking clamshell foldable with the latest hardware, the biggest screens and the largest battery on a Z Flip device so far. All of this works fine for the main display, which, despite its folding capabilities, functions like a regular phone. However, the same cannot be said about the large cover displa...
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Huawei Band 10 Review: Smart Choice Over a Budget Smartwatch
The Huawei Band 10 is the company’s successor to the Band 9 in India. It packs several health and fitness tracking features that present it as a comprehensive health-focused wearable at an affordable price tag, in addition to features like always-on display and dynamic watch faces. However, is it worth investing your money in? Let’s find out in...
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Powerbeats Pro 2 Review: The Fitness-Focused Buds
Powerbeats Pro 2 is a great TWS for fitness enthusiasts. It caters to one of the biggest challenges while exercising: the fit. The feature list is also pretty long and includes heart rate monitoring, so you do not have to depend on your smartwatch for the measuring. The battery life and sound quality are solid, too. The hook design is excellent for...
-
Gabit Smart Ring Review: Minimal Design, Maximum Functionality
Smartwatches and smart rings are growing in popularity as more people focus on their health, using fitness trackers to monitor heart rate and other metrics. The Gabit Smart Ring offers basic fitness tracking, along with temperature measurement and sleep monitoring. But can a smart ring replace your smartwatch? Find out in our Gabit Smart Ring revie...
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Titan Evolution Review: A Stylish Smartwatch at Affordable Price
The Titan Evolution offers a premium design language and offers a large 1.83-inch AMOLED display. The silicone straps available with the smartwatch offer a comfortable experience. Moreover, the watch provides a good battery life, which can last up to 7 days. It also comes loaded with some interesting features like integrated Altimeter, barometer,...
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Apple Watch Series 10 Review: Classic Reimagined
Apple Watch Series 10 features the company's biggest display and thinnest design. It packs incremental upgrades under the hood. At a starting price of Rs. 46,900, the Series 10 is slightly costlier than the Series 9 at launch. Purely in terms of performance, the Series 10 offers a top-notch display and is a great companion for everyday workouts. Fa...
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra Review: An Ultra Watch for Samsung Users
Samsung’s Galaxy Watch Ultra may look the part for a smartwatch that’s being marketed to take on tough terrain and withstand extreme temperatures, but in reality, there’s very little that the Ultra offers over the standard Galaxy Watch 7 (apart from its ruggedised design and slightly better battery life) for the casual user, which leaves it s...
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Titan Celestor Review: Stylish Yet Flawed
The Titan Celestor offers a premium design language and offers a large 1.43-inch AMOLED display. The silicone straps available with the smartwatch provide a comfortable experience. Moreover, the watch offers a good battery life, lasting up to 7 days. It also comes loaded with interesting features like built-in GPS support, integrated Altimeter, bar...
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Tissot T-Touch Connect Sport Review: Touch and Go
Tissot’s T-Touch Connect Sport has a very long moniker for a hybrid wearable that mostly functions as a notifier. However, it does pack in some basic smartwatch features but presents it in its own unique way. This means that it’s a niche product aimed at a very niche audience, which makes more sense once you check its price tag.
-
OnePlus Watch 2R Review: A Better Watch 2?
The OnePlus Watch 2R may seem like a better deal for many, who are looking for a WearOS-powered smartwatch on a budget. Just like the Watch 2, which made for incredible value, given the features it had on offer at launch, the Watch 2R charts a similar path by cutting down costs in areas that many may not even notice.
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NoiseFit Origin Review: Big on Style
NoiseFit Origin, the all-new smartwatch by the Indian smart wearable brand, launched recently as a premium option for smartwatch buyers. On paper, the smartwatch boasts features such as an EN1 processor, a new user interface (UI), enhanced haptics, an AMOLED display, and a premium design. But can it sway the buyers? Find out in our review.
-
OnePlus Watch 2 Review: The Power of Two
The OnePlus Watch 2 is the first Wear OS-powered smartwatch to run two operating systems accompanied by two independent processors. The purpose of this “optimisation game” is to deliver above-average battery life on what is mainly a Wear OS-powered device while delivering a smooth and practical software experience for the user. It’s also pric...
