The Xiaomi 17T combines Leica-tuned cameras, a capable MediaTek Dimensity chip and strong battery life, though HyperOS still lacks the polish of other Android rivals
Motorola may have arrived late to the book-style foldable race, but has it learned from everyone else's mistakes? Let us find out
HMD Vibe 2 5G gets the basics right with solid battery life, smooth performance, and clean software, but the Savam AI's Indus integration feels like an early experiment rather than a defining feature
Find X9 Ultra builds on OPPO's already strong camera foundation with better consistency, improved zoom, and more natural output, making it one of the most capable camera-focused smartphones right now
OPPO Find X9s focuses on a balanced premium smartphone experience with strong cameras, good battery life, and a manageable form factor, rather than raw benchmark-focused performance
The OnePlus Nord CE6 packs an 8000mAh battery, 144Hz AMOLED display, and Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chip. Let's break down what works and what does not
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?
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
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
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
Starting at Rs 89,999, the Xiaomi 17 focuses on camera performance and endurance, but the experience feels inconsistent at this price
Samsung Galaxy S26 offers a polished experience with strong performance and software, but limited hardware upgrades hold it back
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
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
Nothing Phone 4a is different from previous generation model in terms of design, features, and other core parameters. Yet, the quirks remain from the past such as sub-par camera and gaming performance
Motorola Edge 70 Fusion review: Features a 6.78-inch pOLED display, Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chip, Sony LYTIA 50MP camera and a 7,000mAh battery with 68W fast charging.
The Vivo V70 brings a refined matte-glass design, versatile 50MP cameras and 90W charging, but gaming performance, AI tools and pricing raise questions over its value proposition
Consider the Vivo V70 Elite if you prioritise photography, enjoy experimenting with focal lengths and filters, and want a large yet comfortable phone capable of handling gaming and multitasking
The Redmi Note 15 Pro Plus sits at the top of Xiaomi's Note 15 lineup, offering a new 200MP camera, a large AMOLED display, and a bigger battery. Here's how it performs in everyday use
Sitting between the Vivo X300 and previous generation X200 models, the Vivo X200T offers a sharp display, strong battery life, and balanced performance rather than headline-grabbing upgrades