Smartphone Reviews

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  iPhone Air Review: Thincredible

  The iPhone Air is an incredible entry into the new iPhone line-up, featuring a featherweight design that packs a punch. The design is solid and you can trust the strength, while the display is stunning with a 120Hz refresh rate. The performance is Pro-grade with an A19 Pro chip under the hood, offering a truly breezy experience. The single camera s...

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  iQOO Neo 10 Review: Gaming-Grade Hardware for Everyone

  The iQOO Neo 10 is a mid-range smartphone that is built for the gaming crowd, but may end up being in the hands of the casual user because of the advantages its gamer-grade hardware brings to the table. While most mid-range smartphones focus on design and camera-centric features, iQOO’s Neo 10 stands out from the crowd for different reasons.

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  OnePlus 15 Gaming Review Detailing Hardware Performance Published Ahead of October Launch

  OnePlus 15 is set to be the Chinese smartphone maker’s next flagship handset, succeeding last year’s OnePlus 13. The phone is confirmed to be powered by the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset. The design of the handset, along with its Sand Dune colourway, has already been revealed by the China-based tech firm. Now, a YouTuber has posted a ...

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  iPhone 17 Series Might Only Support Faster Charging With Apple’s New 60W Adaptor For Limited Time

  Apple launched the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max on September 9. Along with its flagship smartphones, the Cupertino tech giant also launched the new ‘40W Dynamic Power Adapter with 60W Max’ charging adaptor, which is claimed to charge the Pro models up to 50 percent in 20 minutes. In an alleged "hands-on review" of the adaptor, a Reddit u...

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  Oppo F31 Pro+ 5G Review: Is a Great Design Worth the High Price?

  The Oppo F31 Pro+ 5G arrives as a durable handset that aims to address consumer concerns about smartphone fragility. It features a tough build and a long-lasting battery. However, the Oppo F31 Pro+ 5G is placed in a highly competitive price bracket where durability alone isn’t enough to impress. But does the handset prove to be more than a mere p...

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  Samsung Galaxy M36 Review: All Style, No Substance?

  Samsung’s Galaxy M36 is one of the more confusing smartphones we have come across this year. The M36 aims to outdo its fairly tolerable predecessor, the Galaxy M35, with a cosmetic upgrade. This decision results in a smaller battery, which leaves it trailing behind its competitors.

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  Tecno Pova Slim 5G Review: All-Day Battery, But One Major Catch

  The Tecno Pova Slim 5G is the newest addition to the exclusive ultra-slim smartphone space. Priced at Rs. 19,999 in India, it is exclusively available in an 8GB RAM + 128GB storage configuration. The crucial question is whether any hidden compromises in build quality, performance, or software are significant enough to make the handset more appealin...

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  Poco F7 5G Long-Term Review: A Gamer's Delight

  The Poco F7 5G comes equipped with a premium design language that gives a gamer's feel. The handset features flagship-level features and specifications in this price segment, which is a rare thing to find. Check out the review to know more about the latest flagship killer from Poco.

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  Tecno Pova Curve 5G Review: Stylish Looks With Just Enough Bite

  The Tecno Pova Curve 5G recently made its debut in India. The smartphone promises a 144Hz screen, good performance, AI features, and a long battery life — all under Rs. 20,000. But do these on-paper upgrades translate into an equivalent real-world experience? Find out in our Tecno Pova Curve 5G review.

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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 ...