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Lava Agni 2 5G review: Finally, a competitive smartphone from Indian brand

The Lava Agni 2 5G is not perfect, yet it makes a worthy option in midrange smartphone segment because the phone does not cut corners on core areas such as design, display, software, and performance

Logitech MX Keys S Combo review: A feature-packed keyboard and mouse bundle

Logitech MX Keys S Combo offers a premium package with features tailored for a comprehensive user experience. However, its premium price tag of Rs 22,995 may become a deciding factor for some users

Amazon Echo Dot 5th Gen review: Brings sensors for smart routines, and more

The Amazon Echo Dot 5th Gen is among the most affordable smart speakers with built-in accelerometer sensor, ambient temperature sensors, and ultrasonic motion detection tech

Samsung Galaxy F54 5G review: Feature-packed smartphone in midrange segment

The Samsung Galaxy F54 5G may get eclipsed by specifications-rich smartphones in the segment, but it is an all-round smartphone in its own rights

LG S95QR 9.1.5 sound bar review: Expansive audio for cinema-like experience

At Rs 109,990, the LG S95QR is one-of-its-kind 9.1.5 channel sound bar audio system. It is feature-packed with everything that one expects from a premium home-theatre audio system

HP Pavilion x360 review: Modest 2-in-1 laptop good for basic everyday use

At Rs, 83,999, the HP Pavilion x360 seems to be on the expensive side of the price spectrum since there is no parameter where the device truly shines

Vivo X90 Pro review: A camera-focused phone backed by top-notch performance

The Vivo X90 Pro is an admirable camera-focused smartphone but not an all-rounder since the phone's underwhelming display and unoptimised user interface do not match its premium stance

Pixel 7a review: Google's entry-level phone is mixed bag of hits and misses

Pixel 7a delivers on imaging and software experience, which are core features for Google smartphones. However, the otherwise solid smartphone is set back by weak on-battery time and thermal issues

Poco F5 smartphone review: Strong on paper and so in hands-on experience

Imaging and bloatware are a drag on it, yet the Poco F5 makes a strong contender in midrange segment due to lack of worthy options from smartphone brands such as Xiaomi, OnePlus, Realme, and Samsung

OnePlus Pad review: Promising tablet let down by limitations in Android OS

On paper, there is a lot to like about the OnePlus Pad. One must give it to OnePlus for taking a novel approach in building its maiden tablet, but to what end? Let's find out

Amazon Fire TV Cube review: Smart speaker, streaming player rolled into one

Amazon Fire TV Cube is focused on performance, but there is more to like here such as HDMI-in port, USB-A port, Ethernet port, Wi-Fi 6, and support for Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos

Xiaomi Redmi Smart Fire TV 32 review: Among the best smart TVs on budget

Good audio-visual is basic for a television, but it takes more for a smart television to justify the 'smart' moniker. The Xiaomi Redmi Fire TV 32 comes close to meeting the expectations

Ecoflow River 2 Max review: All-in-one power station for creators on the go

Ecoflow River 2 Max is an all-in-one power station with 512Wh LFP battery. It has multiple power inputs available, including super-fast charging on mains (at 660W), Car, USB-C (100W), and solar (220W)

Nord CE 3 Lite 5G review: Solid entry point to OnePlus smartphone ecosystem

OnePlus Nord CE 3 Lite 5G covers the fundamentals right with screen of adaptive refresh rate, loud stereo speakers, 3.5mm audio jack, versatile primary camera sensor, and big-capacity battery

Samsung Galaxy A54 5G review: A mixed bag of several hits and some misses

The Samsung Galaxy A54 5G is packed to the brim with premium features, but it is on the expensive side of the price spectrum and may not be the best value smartphone in its category

Nothing Ear 2 wireless earbuds review: Sound upgrade in a familiar design

Though not perfect, the Nothing Ear 2 is still worth considering if you are looking for an alternative to more expensive or mainstream options

iQOO Z7 5G review: A thin-and-lightweight phone good for gaming experience

Keeping aside its design shortfalls, the new iQOO Z7 5G facilitates smooth performance for regular use, besides being a delight for gamers