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Oppo Pad 5 Review: Nearly Excellent
Priced at Rs. 26,999 in India, the Oppo Pad 5 ties into the idea that shared hardware makes differentiation difficult. It delivers where it matters most: a vibrant display, dependable performance, excellent battery life, and a polished multitasking experience. For streaming, note-taking, and everyday productivity, it does very little wrong. Where i...
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OnePlus Pad Go 2 Review: An iPad Alternative That Gets Most Things Right
The OnePlus Pad Go 2 is a well-rounded Android tablet aimed at users seeking a reliable, affordable alternative to the base iPad. It offers a sharp 12.1-inch display, strong battery life, and a polished OxygenOS 16 experience with useful multitasking features. Performance is suitable for everyday productivity, streaming, and light gaming, while the...
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Redmi Pad 2 Review: The Budget Tablet Done Right
Xiaomi’s budget tablet is finally back after a three-year wait. On the surface, it appears to have gotten a few upgrades. There’s a bigger display, a bigger battery and a new processor. There’s also stylus support and, finally, cellular connectivity. It’s an attractive package that is well-priced, but is it better than the ageing Redmi Pad ...
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Kindle Paperwhite (12th Gen) Review: The E-reader Champ Is Back
The new Kindle Paperwhite is great for avid readers and brings tons of upgrades for those who love reading e-books on the go. The new Kindle is thin, portable, and travel-ready. The 7-inch display is the biggest highlight of the new Paperwhite as it packs the largest display yet. The 300PPI pixel density feels optimum, while IPX8 keeps your worry-f...
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra Review: Fuelling a Niche
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is the third instalment of its Tab Ultra series. It brings few hardware changes over the previous models, but some of these changes do affect its performance in a good way. Its design remains the same as before, and battery life is a bit similar to the previous model. And this means it's still as large and heavy as ...
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Infinix XPad Review: Compact and Competent
Infinix’s first tablet appears to offer the best possible hardware at the most competitive price. While its core hardware may seem similar to the competition, Infinix also backs it up with near-stock Android software. While all of this sounds legit, how does it perform when put together? Read on to find out!
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Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold Review: Jack of All Trades
Google's Pixel 9 Pro Fold is not the most powerful or capable foldable out there in terms of hardware, even though our expectations from it (especially after a year-long wait) are sky-high. Since it comes from the makers of Android, it is also expected to set new standards and steer the foldable experience for other manufacturers in the right direc...
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Asus ProArt PZ13 Review: For the Creative Nomad
he Asus ProArt PZ13 is a 2-in-1 laptop that launched in India last month with a Snapdragon X Plus chipset. It gets a bright and vivid OLED touch display, IP52 rating, and weighs under a kilo when not used with the keyboard. Is the ProArt PZ13 a good laptop for creative professionals? Read our review to find out.
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Poco Pad 5G Review: Deja Vu
Poco recently launched its first tablet, the Poco Pad 5G, in India. It has a 12.1-inch display with 2.5K resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. The tablet is powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 SoC and runs Android-14 out-of-the-box. Priced at Rs. 23,999 in India for the base variant with 128GB storage, the Poco Pad might be asking more for what it offe...
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Redmi Pad Pro 5G Review: Pro-grade Tablet at an Affordable Price?
The Redmi Pad Pro 5G offers a compelling collection of features and specs at this price range. The tablet brings a sleek form factor to the masses. The 12.1-inch massive display makes content consumption an enjoyable experience. The tablet also packs a Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 processor, which offers decent performance. Most importantly, the tablet runs...
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Oppo Pad 5 Review: Nearly Excellent
Priced at Rs. 26,999 in India, the Oppo Pad 5 ties into the idea that shared hardware makes differentiation difficult. It delivers where it matters most: a vibrant display, dependable performance, excellent battery life, and a polished multitasking experience. For streaming, note-taking, and everyday productivity, it does very little wrong. Where i...
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OnePlus Pad Go 2 Review: An iPad Alternative That Gets Most Things Right
The OnePlus Pad Go 2 is a well-rounded Android tablet aimed at users seeking a reliable, affordable alternative to the base iPad. It offers a sharp 12.1-inch display, strong battery life, and a polished OxygenOS 16 experience with useful multitasking features. Performance is suitable for everyday productivity, streaming, and light gaming, while the...
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Redmi Pad 2 Review: The Budget Tablet Done Right
Xiaomi’s budget tablet is finally back after a three-year wait. On the surface, it appears to have gotten a few upgrades. There’s a bigger display, a bigger battery and a new processor. There’s also stylus support and, finally, cellular connectivity. It’s an attractive package that is well-priced, but is it better than the ageing Redmi Pad ...
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Kindle Paperwhite (12th Gen) Review: The E-reader Champ Is Back
The new Kindle Paperwhite is great for avid readers and brings tons of upgrades for those who love reading e-books on the go. The new Kindle is thin, portable, and travel-ready. The 7-inch display is the biggest highlight of the new Paperwhite as it packs the largest display yet. The 300PPI pixel density feels optimum, while IPX8 keeps your worry-f...
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra Review: Fuelling a Niche
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is the third instalment of its Tab Ultra series. It brings few hardware changes over the previous models, but some of these changes do affect its performance in a good way. Its design remains the same as before, and battery life is a bit similar to the previous model. And this means it's still as large and heavy as ...
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Infinix XPad Review: Compact and Competent
Infinix’s first tablet appears to offer the best possible hardware at the most competitive price. While its core hardware may seem similar to the competition, Infinix also backs it up with near-stock Android software. While all of this sounds legit, how does it perform when put together? Read on to find out!
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Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold Review: Jack of All Trades
Google's Pixel 9 Pro Fold is not the most powerful or capable foldable out there in terms of hardware, even though our expectations from it (especially after a year-long wait) are sky-high. Since it comes from the makers of Android, it is also expected to set new standards and steer the foldable experience for other manufacturers in the right direc...
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Asus ProArt PZ13 Review: For the Creative Nomad
he Asus ProArt PZ13 is a 2-in-1 laptop that launched in India last month with a Snapdragon X Plus chipset. It gets a bright and vivid OLED touch display, IP52 rating, and weighs under a kilo when not used with the keyboard. Is the ProArt PZ13 a good laptop for creative professionals? Read our review to find out.
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Poco Pad 5G Review: Deja Vu
Poco recently launched its first tablet, the Poco Pad 5G, in India. It has a 12.1-inch display with 2.5K resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. The tablet is powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 SoC and runs Android-14 out-of-the-box. Priced at Rs. 23,999 in India for the base variant with 128GB storage, the Poco Pad might be asking more for what it offe...
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Redmi Pad Pro 5G Review: Pro-grade Tablet at an Affordable Price?
The Redmi Pad Pro 5G offers a compelling collection of features and specs at this price range. The tablet brings a sleek form factor to the masses. The 12.1-inch massive display makes content consumption an enjoyable experience. The tablet also packs a Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 processor, which offers decent performance. Most importantly, the tablet runs...
