March is turning out to be an action-packed month for smartphone enthusiasts. Several brands have confirmed their launch schedules, while others are widely tipped to go official soon. With events spanning India, China, and MWC 2026, the coming weeks will see launches across premium and budget segments.

India launches and expected arrivals

Confirmed India launch dates include:

• March 2: Ai+ Pulse 2
• March 4: Tecno Pop X
• March 4: Apple iPhone 17e
• March 5: Nothing Phone (4a) and Phone (4a) Pro
• March 5: Realme Narzo Power
• March 6: Motorola Edge 70 Fusion
• March 7: Realme C83 5G
• March 11: Xiaomi 17, Xiaomi 17 Ultra and Xiaomi Pad 8

Beyond these confirmed events, several other smartphones are expected to arrive in India soon, although brands have not announced exact dates. The iQOO Z11x is likely to debut shortly. Poco is also preparing the Poco X8 Pro, Poco X8 Pro Max and the Poco C81 series including the C81 Pro. In addition, the Samsung Galaxy A37 and Galaxy A57 are expected for both the Indian and global markets in the coming weeks.

China launches

In China, Oppo Find N6 is confirmed to launch on March 17, while Huawei Pura X2 is likely to be introduced around March 20. Vivo is preparing the Vivo X300 Ultra, Vivo X300 Max, and Vivo Pad 6 Pro for a March unveiling. OnePlus 15T is also expected to debut in China this month as a compact flagship powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen5 chipset.

Looking ahead, Oppo Find X9 Ultra and Find X9s Pro are expected to launch in April in China, adding further momentum to the premium segment next month.

MWC 2026

At MWC 2026, key announcements are lined up at the start of the month.

• March 1: Honor Magic V6 and a new Robot concept phone
• Vivo X300 Ultra is confirmed to be showcased at MWC 2026

Separately, Redmi A7 Pro has already launched in Indonesia and forms part of Xiaomi’s broader global expansion cycle this month. With multiple confirmed dates and several anticipated debuts, March 2026 is set to deliver one of the busiest smartphone launch windows of the year.

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Inbase Buds Mini Lite is one of the unique products that I have come across when it comes to TWS earbuds, mainly because of its design. Announced in September this year, it is a compact device, that weighs only 25 grams. I have added a couple of images of the Inbase Mini Lite to show how small the Inbase Mini Lite is.

Inbase Buds Mini Lite: What’s in the box

The retail package of the Inbase Buds Mini Lite comprises the device, a USB to USB-C cable, a user manual, and a leaflet. As can be seen in the images, the earbuds come without ear tips.

Design and Comfort

The smooth plastic case measures under 4 cm on all four sides and weighs only 25 grams on my weighing scale. Each earbud weighs only 4 grams. It is small enough to slide into a pocket alongside a phone or wallet. Buyers are advised not to put keys or any sharp objects in the same pocket as the Buds Mini Lite to protect it from getting scratched.

It sports a unique design, as there are cutouts on the left and right edges of the case through which the 2-pin charging interface can be easily seen. The magnets present inside the case ensure that the connecting pins connect securely to the bottom portion of the earbuds. On the front, it has the Inbase branding, an LED indicator, and a USB-C port at the bottom. Both earbuds also have their own tiny LEDs that glow when they are put inside the case. While charging, the LED on the case remains on until the device is fully charged. According to Inbase, the Buds Mini Lite offers IPX5 sweat and water resistance. One issue that I faced with its case was that I found its lid closing too quickly.

The Buds Mini Lite sports a half-in-ear (semi-in-ear) design, which was popularised by the AirPods lineup. Hence, it does not come with ear tips.

The Buds Mini Lite is one of the smallest TWS earbuds that I have come across. It comes in three colours, black, white, and pink. Inbase sent me the pink variant, which looks cute and cool at the same time.

When in-ear earbuds are worn, the ear tips go deeper inside the ear, but half-in-ear earbuds can only go close to the ear canal. Nonetheless, the Buds Mini Lite fits comfortably in the ear’s curves. In my usage, the earbuds never fell off the ear, even while running. However, readers should note that they should not expect the Bud Mini Lite, which has semi-in-ear earbuds, to offer the same kind of fit.

Because the semi-in-ear earbuds have hard plastic in the part that goes inside the ear, some users may experience discomfort if they are worn for an extended period of time. I used the Buds Mini Lite several times for around 2 to 3 hours on a stretch, and those earbuds did not cause any sort of discomfort, probably because they are quite light in weight.

Connectivity and Touch Controls

The Inbase Buds Mini Lite comes with support for Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity. I did not encounter any drops in connectivity while using it. It is compatible with platforms like Android, iOS, and Windows. As soon as the earbuds are taken out of the case, they connect to the last device they were paired with.

There is no dedicated app for customizing earbuds. Users can check its battery levels by navigating to the Bluetooth settings on the paired device, as shown in the image above.

Users can tap once on either earbud to play / pause or answer / end calls. The left earbud can be long-pressed to listen to the next track. Pressing the right earbud slightly longer allows you to return to the previous track. A double tap on the left or right earbuds dials the last phone number in the call log. A triple tap on either earbud allows users to access the voice assistant. There is no way to customize these functions. Occasionally, I found the touch response a bit too sensitive, which meant I would not recognize whether earbuds registered a double tap. The earbuds lack support for smart wear detection.

Audio Experience and Call Quality

The Buds Mini Lite has 13mm audio drivers, but the highest volume setting does not feel high enough. So, users will find themselves listening to the highest setting. It offers a distortion-free listening experience, and the bass output is also good. It supports SBC and AAC audio codes. There is no noise-cancellation feature on the device. Hence, the call experience on the Buds Mini Lite is of average quality.

Battery Life

Inbase claims that the Buds Mini Lite’s earbuds offer up to 5 hours of playback time. With the charging case, it promises up to 40 hours of listening time. It offers up to 300 hours of standby time. Each earbud has a 30mAh battery, and the charging case packs a 200mAh battery.

It takes around an hour to fully charge the Inbase Buds Mini Lite. A good thing is that it comes equipped with a USB-C port for charging it conveniently. I have used the Buds Mini Lite, for nearly two months, and I found myself charging it only a few times.

Verdict

There is always a niche market for people who prefer compact devices. Hence, the Inbase Buds Mini Lite is one of the devices to consider for people looking for a lightweight TWS earbud. Except for a few issues, I did not find any major issues with the device. The Inbase Buds Mini Lite is listed for Rs 1,299 on Flipkart and Amazon. It comes with a 1-year warranty.

Disclaimer: The opinions in this review of the Inbase Buds Mini Lite are all mine and are based on my own experiences. Inbase did not have any editorial input.

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Inbase has launched three power banks named Inbase Style, Cruze, and Club in India. All of them carry support for fast charging. The Inbase Club is meant for those who do not like to carry cables along with a power bank, whereas the Style and Cruze are travel-friendly power banks.

Inbase Style

The Inbase Style power bank houses a 10,000mAh Li-Polymer battery. It has an ergonomically designed, durable body, which protects it from external damage. It features two USB A ports and a USB-C PD port. The Inbase Style supports up to 15W USB-PD charging and up to 15W wireless charging. Hence, with the three USB ports and wireless charging, the Inbase Style allows users to charge up to four devices simultaneously. It also comes with a smart IC that protects it from overcharging, overheating, overcurrent, and overvoltage.

Inbase Cruze

The Inbase Cruze comes with a scratch-resistant aluminium metal casing and packs a 10,000mAh Li-Po battery. It has two USB-A ports that support 18W charging and a USB-C PD port with support for 22.5W charging. It can be used to charge up to three devices at the same time. Its other features include LED indicators for checking charging status and a smart IC.

Inbase Club

The Inbase Club is a 4-in-1 power bank that features four built-in USB cables with connectors like USB-A, USB-C, microUSB, and Lighting. Hence, users of Inbase Club do not need to carry charging cables to charge their devices. The four cables can be tucked flush on the rear panel of the device when they are not in use. Like the above models, it also packs a 10,000mAh Li-Po battery. Its other features include up to 12W charging, an LED display for charging status, and a smart IC.

The Inbase Style, Cruze, and Club are priced at Rs 1,899 (~$23), Rs 1,299 (~$16), and Rs 999 (~$12), respectively. These products come with a 1-year warranty. To purchase, users can visit Inbasetech.in, Amazon India, or Flipkart. You can also buy these power banks from other major online and offline stores in India. 

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Inbase Urban FIT M has been announced in India. It is the latest smartwatch from the brand after the Urban Pro X and Urban Pro 2, which were unveiled in August. Some of the key features of the device include a bright display, an IP68-rated chassis, and a 15-day battery life.

Inbase Urban FIT M specifications and features

The Inbase Urban FIT M has an aluminium-PC build and a skin-friendly silicone strap. It is an IP68-rated device, meaning it is a waterproof and dust-resistant device. The smartwatch features a 1.7-inch display that offers an HD resolution of 240 x 280 pixels and 500+ nits of brightness.

The smartwatch offers two kinds of menu styles and multiple watch faces to choose from. It has two built-in games, such as 2048 and Young Bird. The company claims that the smartwatch is equipped with an advanced chipset that offers a smoother experience.

The Urban FIT M supports 60+ sports modes. It includes the Urban Health Suite, which monitors health and fitness 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The watch comes with support for Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity. It houses a 250mAh battery that can last for up to 15 days on a single charge. It promises a standby time of up to 30 days. Other features that are available on the Fit M include weather forecasts, camera controls, calculator, and more.

Inbase Urban FIT M price and availability

The Urban Fit M is listed on Inbase’s online store for Rs 1,799 (~$22). It can be also purchased through Flipkart, Amazon, and other leading online and offline stores across the country. It comes with a 1-year warranty. Buyers can choose from color options like black, blue, golden, grey, and rose gold.

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