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OnePlus Nord CE 6 Review: No Gimmicks, Just a Good Phone
The OnePlus Nord CE 6 feels like a phone that understands restraint. It focuses on delivering a dependable, polished smartphone experience rather than trying to dominate every metric on the spec sheet. The display is fantastic, and battery life is among the best in the segment. However, it is not without its caveats. The OnePlus Nord CE 6, however,...
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Infinix Note 60 Pro Review: Just Another Mid-Ranger?
The Infinix Note 60 Pro was recently launched in India as another mid-range smartphone from the tech firm. The handset currently retails at Rs. 31,999 in the country, which is a crowded space. The smartphone is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chipset, which is built on a 4nm process, helping it deliver great performance for its price, w...
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Vivo X300 FE Review: A Strong Contender With a Catch
Vivo’s FE range started off as a sub-Rs. 60,000 smartphones, but has now been promoted to a high-end premium category with its new price tag. To justify this price rise, Vivo has thrown in premium features such as wireless charging and the ability to mount a teleconverter lens on the latest X300 FE. Does this move make sense? And do the new featu...
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Poco X8 Pro Max Review: The Marathon Runner
The Poco X8 Pro Max features a premium design language. The smartphone is loaded with a bright 6.83-inch 1.5K OLED display and is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500s processor. The handset features a dual-camera setup on the rear and packs a 9,000mAh battery. Check out the review to know more about the latest Poco X8 Pro Max.
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Oppo F33 Pro 5G Review: The Best Looking Phone Under Rs. 40,000?
Oppo F33 series was recently launched in India. The lineup includes two models, dubbed Oppo F33 Pro 5G and the standard Oppo F33 5G. Priced slightly under Rs. 40,000, the Oppo F33 Pro 5G features a unique design and vibrant colour options. Oppo’s F series is positioned to offer decent mid-range devices with a good user experience. The Oppo F33 Pr...
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Samsung Galaxy A57 and A37 Review: Is Samsung’s ‘A-Game’ Worth the Price?
Samsung Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37 were recently launched in India. The two smartphones retail at the higher end within the Galaxy A series. Both ship with Samsung’s Exynos chipsets, offering decent performance, paired with the same 5,000mAh batteries and 45W wired fast charging support as last year. This might not come as a surprise, but the comp...
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Review: Privacy Matters
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra shows up in a new avatar this year, but goes with the same old formula. But it has a few new tricks up its sleeves, and one of them is the Privacy Display, which is said to revolutionise smartphone privacy. But the usual iterative upgrades applied to the rest of the phone, we find out what exactly has improved over the ...
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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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Tecno Spark Go 3 Review: Last of the Sub-Rs. 10,000 Budget Phones?
Tecno Spark Go 3 was recently unveiled in India. In the 10,000 price segment, the handset offers decent overall performance for its price. However, as smartphone component prices have risen incessantly, phones across segments have become more expensive. Last year, it would have been easier to recommend the Tecno Spark Go 3 to somebody looking for a...
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Tecno Pova Curve 2 Review: 8,000mAh Battery in a Slim Phone?
Tecno’s Pova Curve 2 aims to bite off more than it can chew. Compared to its predecessor, the Curve 2 takes the big-battery approach offering a massive 8,000mAh battery on a mid-range device. However, after a week of testing, we discovered that battery life was the least of its problems.
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Realme P4 Power Review: Do You Need a Smartphone With a 10,000mAh Battery?
Realme’s P4 Power is not your usual mid-range smartphone, while it seems to check all the boxes for such a device, Realme has done the unbelievable by shoving in a powerbank-sized 10,001mAh battery in it. With most mid-range and even budget devices these days easily delivering over 1.5 days of casual usage, is there a need for such a high-capacit...
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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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Vivo X200T Review: Flagship Power Without the Pro Price Tag
The Vivo X200T price in India is set at Rs. 59,999 for the base variant with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of onboard storage. It is positioned squarely against other premium sub-flagships that often either prioritise raw performance or photography prowess, but not both. Fortunately, the Vivo X200T is an easy recommendation if a premium smartphone that exc...
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Poco M8 5G Review: Reliable Where It Counts
At a price tag of Rs. 18,999, the Poco M8 5G is a well-rounded smartphone that's more about delivering on the basics than on fancy features. It brings quite an upgrade in terms of design, a large and colourful AMOLED display, decent performance, and lasting battery life. The promise of long-term software support further adds to its appeal. The came...
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Realme 16 Pro+, Realme 16 Pro Review: A New Dawn for Realme
Realme 16 Pro+ and Realme 16 Pro have been launched in India. The Realme 16 Pro price in India starts at Rs. 31,999, while the Realme 16 Pro+ India price starts at Rs. 39,999. Both the smartphones pack premium design, bright AMOLED display, decent hardware, cameras, and more. Check out the review to know more about both the devices.
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OnePlus Nord CE 6 Review: No Gimmicks, Just a Good Phone
The OnePlus Nord CE 6 feels like a phone that understands restraint. It focuses on delivering a dependable, polished smartphone experience rather than trying to dominate every metric on the spec sheet. The display is fantastic, and battery life is among the best in the segment. However, it is not without its caveats. The OnePlus Nord CE 6, however,...
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Infinix Note 60 Pro Review: Just Another Mid-Ranger?
The Infinix Note 60 Pro was recently launched in India as another mid-range smartphone from the tech firm. The handset currently retails at Rs. 31,999 in the country, which is a crowded space. The smartphone is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chipset, which is built on a 4nm process, helping it deliver great performance for its price, w...
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Vivo X300 FE Review: A Strong Contender With a Catch
Vivo’s FE range started off as a sub-Rs. 60,000 smartphones, but has now been promoted to a high-end premium category with its new price tag. To justify this price rise, Vivo has thrown in premium features such as wireless charging and the ability to mount a teleconverter lens on the latest X300 FE. Does this move make sense? And do the new featu...
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Poco X8 Pro Max Review: The Marathon Runner
The Poco X8 Pro Max features a premium design language. The smartphone is loaded with a bright 6.83-inch 1.5K OLED display and is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9500s processor. The handset features a dual-camera setup on the rear and packs a 9,000mAh battery. Check out the review to know more about the latest Poco X8 Pro Max.
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Oppo F33 Pro 5G Review: The Best Looking Phone Under Rs. 40,000?
Oppo F33 series was recently launched in India. The lineup includes two models, dubbed Oppo F33 Pro 5G and the standard Oppo F33 5G. Priced slightly under Rs. 40,000, the Oppo F33 Pro 5G features a unique design and vibrant colour options. Oppo’s F series is positioned to offer decent mid-range devices with a good user experience. The Oppo F33 Pr...
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Samsung Galaxy A57 and A37 Review: Is Samsung’s ‘A-Game’ Worth the Price?
Samsung Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37 were recently launched in India. The two smartphones retail at the higher end within the Galaxy A series. Both ship with Samsung’s Exynos chipsets, offering decent performance, paired with the same 5,000mAh batteries and 45W wired fast charging support as last year. This might not come as a surprise, but the comp...
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Review: Privacy Matters
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra shows up in a new avatar this year, but goes with the same old formula. But it has a few new tricks up its sleeves, and one of them is the Privacy Display, which is said to revolutionise smartphone privacy. But the usual iterative upgrades applied to the rest of the phone, we find out what exactly has improved over the ...
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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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Tecno Spark Go 3 Review: Last of the Sub-Rs. 10,000 Budget Phones?
Tecno Spark Go 3 was recently unveiled in India. In the 10,000 price segment, the handset offers decent overall performance for its price. However, as smartphone component prices have risen incessantly, phones across segments have become more expensive. Last year, it would have been easier to recommend the Tecno Spark Go 3 to somebody looking for a...
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Tecno Pova Curve 2 Review: 8,000mAh Battery in a Slim Phone?
Tecno’s Pova Curve 2 aims to bite off more than it can chew. Compared to its predecessor, the Curve 2 takes the big-battery approach offering a massive 8,000mAh battery on a mid-range device. However, after a week of testing, we discovered that battery life was the least of its problems.
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Realme P4 Power Review: Do You Need a Smartphone With a 10,000mAh Battery?
Realme’s P4 Power is not your usual mid-range smartphone, while it seems to check all the boxes for such a device, Realme has done the unbelievable by shoving in a powerbank-sized 10,001mAh battery in it. With most mid-range and even budget devices these days easily delivering over 1.5 days of casual usage, is there a need for such a high-capacit...
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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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Vivo X200T Review: Flagship Power Without the Pro Price Tag
The Vivo X200T price in India is set at Rs. 59,999 for the base variant with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of onboard storage. It is positioned squarely against other premium sub-flagships that often either prioritise raw performance or photography prowess, but not both. Fortunately, the Vivo X200T is an easy recommendation if a premium smartphone that exc...
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Poco M8 5G Review: Reliable Where It Counts
At a price tag of Rs. 18,999, the Poco M8 5G is a well-rounded smartphone that's more about delivering on the basics than on fancy features. It brings quite an upgrade in terms of design, a large and colourful AMOLED display, decent performance, and lasting battery life. The promise of long-term software support further adds to its appeal. The came...
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Realme 16 Pro+, Realme 16 Pro Review: A New Dawn for Realme
Realme 16 Pro+ and Realme 16 Pro have been launched in India. The Realme 16 Pro price in India starts at Rs. 31,999, while the Realme 16 Pro+ India price starts at Rs. 39,999. Both the smartphones pack premium design, bright AMOLED display, decent hardware, cameras, and more. Check out the review to know more about both the devices.
