Smartphone Reviews

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  Nothing Phone 3 Review: Enters the Big League With a Big Price

  Phone 3 is the best yet from the house of Nothing, and as I mentioned in my first impressions, it is the first complete smartphone from the company. It has all the traits of a flagship smartphone, but due to its high pricing, it is a phone tough to recommend. The processor can handle everyday tasks and some gaming, but the Snapdragon 8 Elite at thi...

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  Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge Review: All Premium, Just Not Pro

  Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge finds itself in a really odd space, given that its own sibling, the Galaxy S25+, does more at a lower price tag. While Samsung has successfully managed to be the first to reignite the slim smartphone race, it has not put its best foot forward from a features standpoint, making it a weak offering against the other Galaxy ...

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  Nothing Phone 3a Pro 5G Long Term Review: A Blend of Style, Speed, and Power

  The Nothing Phone 3a Pro 5G has a premium design and a sleek profile. The handset packs a vivid 6.77-inch full-HD+ AMOLED display with good viewing angles. The handset also comes loaded with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 processor capable of delivering good performance. The phone also packs a triple-camera setup that offers good results in differe...

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  Poco C71 Review: When You're on an Extra-Tight Budget

  Poco’s C71 offers a ton of features, given its price. Buyers will get a fingerprint reader, adaptive brightness, and a large 120Hz refresh rate display. While the given hardware will perform like an entry-level smartphone, there’s the looming competition slightly above this price point which makes this smartphone hard to recommend.

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  OnePlus 13s Review: A Compact, Feature-Packed Powerhouse

  OnePlus 13s is the company's latest smartphone with flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset and a 5,800mAh battery. This smartphone swaps an ultrawide camera for a compact design, and it costs less than most flagship smartphones available today. Find out more about the new flagship killer in our OnePlus 13s review.

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  Motorola Edge 60 Fusion Review: Minor Yet Meaningful Upgrades

  Motorola’s Edge 50 Fusion was not the smartphone we expected it to be when we reviewed it last year. This year, Motorola decided on adding a few upgrades, which includes a slightly better processor,a slightly bigger battery and a new camera sensor to which essentially is the same phone. To our surprise, these smaller changes and optimisations do ...

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  Oppo Find X8 Ultra Review: So Good, Yet So Far

  Oppo Find X8 Ultra raises the bar for what a flagship camera smartphone should look like. The cut down on the weight works wonders for the Find X8 Ultra in daily use. The performance is top-notch, and the display is fantastic. Of course, the cameras are the biggest marquee feature and will remain one of the reasons why people may opt to buy this on...

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  Vivo T4 Review: Nearly Perfect

  Vivo’s newest mid-range smartphone appears to check all the boxes for the perfect low-end mid-range smartphone. It has a stylish design, a capable processor and a large battery that lasts long and also charges quickly. However, after testing it out we found that it is not perfect. But it might still find its way into the hands of some buyers. Her...

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  iQOO Z10x Review: A Big Battery Budget Smartphone

  iQOO’s Z10x appears to be a proper contender for the budget smartphone segment. It’s equipped with one of the biggest batteries in its class and it’s all packaged in a design that appears slimmer than its predecessor. iQOO’s even gone with an updated processor that’s best in class. However, all is not what it seems like on paper as we dis...

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  Oppo Find X8 Ultra First Impressions

  Oppo's latest Ultra smartphone gets a Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC, a 6100mAh battery, penta rear camera setup, and the list of features is pretty long. This is a phone that's capable of becoming the best camera phone of 2025. Initial impressions are solid, and we will test this one more in our review, so stay tuned.

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  Xiaomi 15 Ultra Review: The Super Leica Phone

  Xiaomi 15 Ultra fits the bill for a flagship smartphone that looks like a point-and-shoot camera and can probably match some of them. It packs the top-tier Snapdragon 8 Elite under the hood alongside all the bells and whistles one would expect from an Android flagship smartphone. The Leica quad-camera setup has the capability to stand out and makes...

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  Poco M7 5G Review: Familiar Territory

  Poco M7 5G was recently launched in India as an entry-level phone priced under Rs. 10,000. It features a Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 SoC, runs on Android 14 , and offers 128GB of inbuilt storage, and a 50-megapixel camera. Is it the best budget smartphone with 5G connectivity you can purchase in India? Find out in our Poco M7 5G review.

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  Poco M7 Pro Review: Pro Value, Practical Performance

  The Poco M7 Pro is a budget smartphone that offers a big display, a big battery, and a big relief to your pocket. It is equipped with a MediaTek Dimensity 7025 Ultra chipset, a 50-megapixel primary rear camera, a 6.67-inch AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate, and a 5,110mAh battery. All of this is available at a starting price of Rs. 14,999, but...

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  Apple iPhone 16e Review: When You Just Need an iPhone

  Apple's modern-day iPhone SE gets a new name, an updated design, a brand-new chipset, and a first-of-its-kind modem. While these updates may seem significant, remember that this device essentially serves as a replacement for the iPhone SE, and ultimately, your decision to purchase one hinges on its price.

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  Nothing Phone 3a Review: Design Over Everything?

  After refining its standout design for a few years, we finally have a low-end mid-range smartphone that’s big on design with fewer compromises. Nothing's Phone 3a does not aim for superior raw performance but delivers a very unique-looking smartphone with a capable set of cameras and impressive software.