Reviews

ImageWobble K-Series 65-inch TV Review: Big Picture, Low Stakes
By Karan Rathore  •  Mar 24, 2026

I have a clear image of exactly who should buy the Wobble 65-inch K-Series 4K TV. It is the household that has been watching a 40-inch LED for the last half-decade and finally wants a massive, cinematic upgrade for the IPL season and daily family viewing without spending a fortune. At a street price of …

ImageRedmi Note 15 Pro+ Review: A Lot to Like, A Bit to Fix
By Mehtab Ansari  •  Mar 24, 2026

The Redmi Note series has changed quite a bit over the years. What started as a straightforward value lineup now sits much closer to the upper mid-range segment, both in pricing and expectations. The Redmi Note 15 Pro+ is a good example of that shift. This phone comes with a large 6.83-inch AMOLED display, a …

ImageiQOO Z11x 5G Review: Is This The Battery King Under ₹20,000 In India?
By Shikhar Mehrotra  •  Mar 23, 2026

The iQOO Z11x is among the most feature-packed mid-rangers available under ₹20,000 in the market. It features a large 120Hz screen, an octa-core chipset that can comfortably handle 60 fps BGMI gaming, a high-resolution primary camera, and a massive battery that can turn things around for people who charge their phones twice a day. It’s …

ImagePOCO X8 Pro Max Review: Massive Battery Meets Strong Performance
By Mehtab Ansari  •  Mar 22, 2026

The POCO X8 Pro Max is the most powerful device in POCO’s new X8 lineup, and it immediately feels like the company is shifting the role of the X series in India. Traditionally, POCO’s F series handled the performance-focused high-end segment while the X series sat slightly below it. With the X8 Pro Max, that …

ImageNothing Phone (4a) Pro Review: Growing up Hard to do
By Deepak Rajawat  •  Mar 20, 2026

When Nothing first hit the scene, it survived entirely on its transparent backs and flashing Glyph lights. It was the quirky alternative to a sea of boring glass slabs. But being the quirky alternative only gets you so far. With the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro, priced at Rs. 39,999, the company is finally trying to …

ImageBMW 2 Series Gran Coupe Review: Small Engine, Big BMW Energy
By Darab Mansoor Ali  •  Mar 19, 2026

At ₹47.70 lakh, the 2 Series Gran Coupe is the most accessible entry point into BMW ownership in India. But spending nearly ₹50 lakh on a car is hardly a budget decision, which begs the question: are you getting a genuine BMW experience, or just paying for the badge on the hood? The car community …

ImageMotorola Edge 70 Fusion Review: A Well-Rounded Upgrade That Gets the Basics Right
By Mehtab Ansari  •  Mar 18, 2026

The Edge 60 Fusion was a very popular phone for Motorola. It balanced design, durability, battery life, and a decent software experience at a competitive price. It also had a few weaknesses. Gaming performance was not great, the curved display design was slightly exaggerated, and the cameras did not fully live up to their potential. …

ImageInfinix Note Edge Review: Standout Design, Mixed Fundamentals
By Mehtab Ansari  •  Mar 18, 2026

The Infinix Note Edge places a strong emphasis on design. At first glance, the phone looks far more premium than its price suggests, largely because of the quad-curved display which gives it a flagship-like appearance. However, design is only one part of the story. After spending some time with the device, several other aspects of …

Imagevivo X200T review: The Best Android Phone Under ₹60,000 Right Now?
By Deepak Rajawat  •  Mar 17, 2026

I’ll be honest, when vivo announced the X200T, my first reaction was a shrug. A ‘T’ variant of a phone that already existed, showing up in the shadow of the brand-new X300? It sounded like a parts-bin phone, something to fill a shelf gap. I was fully prepared to write it off. One month later, …

ImageSamsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Review: The Smartest Android, But at What Cost?
By Deepak Rajawat  •  Mar 17, 2026

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra is no longer trying to be the most overpowered piece of physical hardware in your pocket. It wants to be the smartest. For years, the “Ultra” moniker meant you were buying the absolute bleeding edge of camera sensors, battery tech, and luxury materials. This year, Samsung is flipping the script. At …

ImageG-Shock GBM-2100 Review: Rugged Utility Meets Urban Polish
By Yogesh Brar  •  Mar 13, 2026

The Casio G-Shock 2100 series, affectionately dubbed the “CasiOak” by the enthusiast community, has undergone a fascinating evolution since its debut in 2019. Having spent the last five years deeply immersed in the Japanese watch market, I have watched this specific silhouette transform from a humble resin-clad underdog into a global phenomenon. The series started …

ImageHaier M92 QD-Mini LED TV (2025) Review: The Best Value 144Hz TV in India Right Now?
By Deepak Rajawat  •  Mar 13, 2026

Everyone wants a 65-inch 4K Mini LED TV with a 144Hz refresh rate, rumbling audio, and snappy software. Nobody wants to empty their savings account to get it. If you are also hunting for the best 65-inch gaming TV in India without emptying your savings account, the Haier M92 is trying to be your ultimate …

ImageXiaomi Pad 8 Review: Flagship-Level Tablet Without the Flagship Price
By Mehtab Ansari  •  Mar 12, 2026

The Xiaomi Pad 8 arrives at a time when electronics are getting more expensive. RAM prices are rising, chipsets are becoming costlier, and many new phones and tablets are slowly pushing their prices upward. In that situation, the Pad 8 stands out because it still manages to deliver strong hardware without pushing the price too …

ImageMotorola G86 Power Quick Review: What I Liked and What Could’ve Been Better
By Mehtab Ansari  •  Mar 10, 2026

I’ve been using the Motorola G86 Power for a few days now, and it’s a phone that comes with a tempting spec sheet for its ₹17,999 price. A huge battery, a sharp high-refresh-rate display, durability ratings that you usually don’t see in this segment, and all of it sounds impressive on paper. But once you …

ImageNothing Phone (4a) Review: A Different Kind of Mid-Range Smartphone
By Deepak Rajawat  •  Mar 6, 2026

Nothing has always been good at making people pay attention. The transparent back, the LED lighting system, the Carl Pei launch theatrics, this is a company that understands how to create hype. But hype and a good smartphone are not the same thing. Every year, the same question we ask: Does the hardware actually live …

Imagerealme Narzo Power 5G Review: Kills Your Battery Anxiety, But Has Its Trade-offs
By Shikhar Mehrotra  •  Mar 6, 2026

The 5,000 – 7,000mAh battery has been the industry standard for so long that phone makers stopped treating it as a limitation and started treating it as a finish line. realme didn’t get that memo. The Narzo Power 5G walks in with a 10,001mAh Titan Battery — nearly double what most phones ship with in …

ImageOPPO Reno15 Review: Is the Grass Greener This Year?
By Mehtab Ansari  •  Mar 4, 2026

The smartphone market in early 2026 feels different. Memory prices are rising, mid range phones are getting more expensive, and upgrades feel less straightforward than they used to. The OPPO Reno15 lands at an awkward time. It looks like a normal Reno refresh, but it doesn’t feel like one. OPPO has raised the price over …

Imagerealme P4 Power Review: How Much Battery Is Too Much
By Mehtab Ansari  •  Mar 3, 2026

Phones with massive batteries usually come with obvious compromises. They feel thick, heavy, or built around the battery first. Going into the realme P4 Power, that’s exactly what I expected. But realme is trying to flip that idea. The P4 Power focuses almost entirely on endurance, yet it still aims to feel like a normal …

ImageKia Carens Clavis Review: Fantastic Value For Money!
By Darab Mansoor Ali  •  Mar 2, 2026

The Kia Carens has been a popular MPV in India ever since its launch. The car tapped a segment that had a lot of potential but never saw a good product in the market. Something that is more premium than the likes of the Maruti Suzuki Ertiga or the Maruti Suzuki XL6, but not as …

ImageOPPO Pad 5 Review: Big Display, Loud Speakers, and a Great Ecosystem
By Mehtab Ansari  •  Mar 2, 2026

OPPO Pad 5 steps in a part of the tablet market that is crowded with devices trying to do the same things. A big screen, decent speakers, long battery life, and a price that stays somewhat reasonable. That formula shows up again here. The tablet comes with a 12.1-inch 2.8K display, quad speakers, stylus support, …

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