Tech Reviews

Galaxy Buds4 Pro review: High-quality earbuds that favour Samsung devices

The Galaxy Buds 4 Pro focus on sound quality and intelligent features, offering a polished experience overall, though many of their standout features are limited to Samsung devices

Asus Zenbook Duo review: A multitasking powerhouse, but weight a concern

Asus Zenbook Duo's dual-screen setup delivers strong multitasking and flexibility, but added weight and a learning curve make it better suited for specific workflows than everyday use

Motorola Edge 70 Pro review: Solid fundamentals, but lacks distinct appeal

The Motorola Edge 70 Pro offers a well-rounded experience with solid fundamentals, but in a competitive segment, is getting the basics right enough to stand out?

Samsung Galaxy Book6 Pro review: Premium, portable, and a bit predictable

Samsung's latest Galaxy Book leans into portability and a stunning AMOLED display, but real-world use highlights some familiar trade-offs associated with thin-and-light laptops

Asus Zenbook Duo 2026 hands-on impressions: Two screens, massive potential

With a dual-screen design and flexible form factor, the Zenbook Duo aims to change how you work on the go

Oura Ring 4 changed how I track my health, but brings its own challenges

The Oura Ring 4 presents a different approach to health tracking. It reduces reliance on notifications and focuses on long-term physiological trends

Instax Mini 13 review: Playful pick that captures, prints real moments

The Fujifilm Instax Mini 13 is a niche instant camera aimed at users who enjoy capturing moments as physical prints rather than keeping everything digital

I switched to iPhone 17e after months on iPhone 17: Here's what I learned

Apple's iPhone 17e fixes key compromises with better performance, more storage and MagSafe, but a 60Hz display and single camera still keep it clearly below the iPhone 17

OnePlus Nord 6 review: A balanced performer with serious battery life

The OnePlus Nord 6 promises top-tier performance and massive battery life on paper, but how well does it actually translate into everyday usage? Here's a closer look

Nothing Phone 4a Pro review: Feels more premium, still a little quirky

A more premium build, improved cameras and smarter software make the Nothing Phone 4a Pro a stronger package, but the personality shift may not work for everyone

Samsung Galaxy Book6 Pro first impressions: Slim, premium, display-first

The Samsung Galaxy Book6 Pro feels like a thin and light laptop with a sharp AMOLED display and dependable early performance impressions

Xiaomi 17 review: Leica camera and battery shine, software holds back

Starting at Rs 89,999, the Xiaomi 17 focuses on camera performance and endurance, but the experience feels inconsistent at this price

EvoFox Deck 2 review: Takes mobile gaming closer to handheld consoles

With better grip, added macro buttons, and responsive controls, EvoFox Deck 2 makes mobile gaming more reliable and less dependent on touchscreen limitations

Samsung Galaxy S26 review: Refined and reliable flagship, but plays it safe

Samsung Galaxy S26 offers a polished experience with strong performance and software, but limited hardware upgrades hold it back

Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus review: Comfortable upgrade, with familiar flaws

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus, priced at Rs 119,999 onwards, delivers a balanced flagship experience with a strong display and refined software, but heating issues remain

MacBook Neo review: What you got wrong about Apple's entry MacBook

Apple's entry MacBook challenges common perceptions on performance and usability, even within its constraints. Here is what stood out beyond the assumptions

OnePlus Nord Buds 4 Pro review: Ticks all boxes, but doesn't stand out

OnePlus Nord Buds 4 Pro, priced at Rs 3,999, offers good connectivity and features, but it falls short in certain aspects. Read below to find out more about them

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra review: Privacy display leads monumental upgrades

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra introduces a privacy display and expands its AI ecosystem, but not every upgrade feels equally meaningful in daily use

Xiaomi Pad 8 review: Tablet for work, OTT binges, and everything in between

The Xiaomi Pad 8 combines a bright 11.2-inch display, long battery life and keyboard-stylus support to create a tablet built for streaming, studying, and everyday multitasking

Google Pixel 10a review: Pixel 9a returns stronger, but worth upgrading to?

The Pixel 10a seems identical to the Pixel 9a with the same design, cameras, and even the processor as last year's model. But the 2026 model shows tangible improvements on core areas in everyday use