Red Magic 11 to be the first IP68-rated phone with built-in cooling fan

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Aug 20, 2025

HMD Global is preparing a refresh of its entry-level phones, but the upcoming HMD Vibe2 may raise eyebrows for the wrong reasons. Listings spotted on e-commerce sites and the EPREL database reveal the phone’s specs — and they suggest a downgrade compared to the original HMD Vibe.

Vibe2 specs and changes

The Vibe2 is powered by the Unisoc T606 4G, paired with a 6.75-inch HD+ LCD (90Hz), 5,000mAh battery with 10W charging, and 256GB storage with microSD support. It runs Android 15 and includes a 50MP main camera, two token 0.08MP auxiliary sensors, and a 5MP selfie camera. Unlike its predecessor, which had a punch-hole display, the Vibe2 moves back to a water-drop notch design.

On paper, performance also takes a hit: the Unisoc T606 trails the Snapdragon 680 used in the first Vibe across Geekbench, 3DMark, and AnTuTu benchmarks. Check the benchmark scores below.

Other features reportedly include IP52 splash resistance, a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The phone is expected to sell in Australia for AUD 288 (~$187), with colors in Light Titanium and Dark Grey. The EPREL database also points to three additional models — the HMD Fuse, Pulse2, and Pulse2 Pro.

The Vibe2 may be pitched as an affordable 4G phone, but the cuts in performance and design make it look more like “one step forward, three steps back.” Buyers may find better value in rivals, or even the original Vibe if it’s still available.

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Samsung finally fixes S25 Ultra’s ‘purple Moon’ camera bug

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Aug 20, 2025

Samsung has moved quickly to fix an unusual issue affecting the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s Space Zoom shots of the Moon. Some users had noticed that images taken in Beta 4 of One UI 8 gave the lunar surface a strange purple tint.

One UI 8 Beta 5 rolls out with the fix

The bug appeared in late July with One UI 8 Beta 4, turning Moon photos purple at zoom levels from 10x all the way to the Ultra’s signature 100x Space Zoom. The issue wasn’t present in Beta 3 and was traced back to a processing error in Samsung’s zoom algorithms.

After complaints surfaced on Samsung’s community forums, a moderator confirmed the bug and promised a fix. That has now arrived with One UI 8 Beta 5 (firmware ZYH6), which is reportedly rolling out in regions including India, Germany, the UK, and the US. The update, weighing in at around 1.78GB, not only restores natural colors to lunar photos but also brings the August 2025 security patch, stability improvements across nine system functions, and fixes for issues like Wi-Fi hotspot drops and S Pen Air Command glitches.

Lunar photography has been a headline feature of the Galaxy S Ultra line from the very beginning, which made the ‘purple Moon’ bug more than just a curiosity. Samsung’s quick turnaround shows it’s listening closely to feedback from beta testers. With the stable One UI 8 release expected in September, the latest beta ensures users can keep enjoying the phone’s Space Zoom feature without any surprises.

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Galaxy S26 Ultra to debut “Flex Magic Pixel”: display privacy reimagined

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Aug 20, 2025

Samsung may be preparing a major upgrade for its next flagship, the Galaxy S26 Ultra, with a new display feature designed to protect user privacy. According to a report out of Korea, the device is expected to introduce “Flex Magic Pixel”, an OLED technology that uses AI to control viewing angles and obscure sensitive information from prying eyes.

AI-powered privacy on the display itself

Flex Magic Pixel, first shown at MWC 2024 and later at K-Display 2025, has now reportedly entered mass production. The technology can limit side visibility when certain apps are in use—such as banking or messaging apps—without sacrificing screen brightness or image quality. Unlike traditional privacy screen protectors, which often affect the viewing experience, Samsung’s approach is built directly into the panel.

For example, if someone is trying to glance over your shoulder, the content would appear obscured to them, while you still see the contents clearly. The feature is said to be exclusive to the Ultra model at launch but could expand to the Galaxy Z Fold8 and Z Flip8 later in 2026.

Reports also point to a revised naming scheme for the Galaxy S26 lineup: S26 Pro, S26 Edge (or possibly S26 Air), and S26 Ultra, replacing this year’s Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra.

The S26 Pro is expected to use Samsung’s 2nm Exynos 2600 chipset, while the Edge and Ultra are being tested with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite 2. If Samsung does keep the new Flex Magic Pixel display feature exclusive to the Ultra, it would further widen the gap between the top-tier model and its more affordable siblings.

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Google Pixel 10 launch event to showcase some “secret products”

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Aug 20, 2025

Google is gearing up for a big reveal on August 20 in Brooklyn, where the company will mark ten generations of Pixel phones with what’s shaping up to be one of its most ambitious events yet. In India, the livestream will start at 10:30 pm on YouTube.

The Pixel 10 lineup is all but confirmed, but a tease from host Jimmy Fallon has sparked talk of surprise announcements that haven’t leaked. Beyond the star power, the focus will be on the Pixel 10, Pixel 10 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, and the new Pixel 10 Pro Fold.

Leaks suggest the phones will debut Google’s Tensor G5 chip, along with upgraded cameras — including a 50MP main sensor and 10x optical zoom on the Fold — and AI features such as Gemini Live. Google will also bring new wearables, with the Pixel Watch 4 (now in 45mm and running Wear OS 6) and fresh earbuds like the Pixel Buds 2a and a new “Moonstone” finish for the Buds Pro 2.

Fallon teases “secret products”

Despite how much has already surfaced, Fallon added fuel to the hype with a YouTube Short teasing that “secret products” will be shown. That’s left fans wondering if Google will hint at new AI-driven accessories or even revisit its long-rumored smart glasses project (“Project Martha”).

Pricing leaks suggest the Pixel 10 will start at $799, while the Fold will cost around $1,799, putting them head-to-head with Apple’s upcoming iPhone 17 and Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold7.

For Google, this event is not just about new devices — it’s a celebration of ten years of Pixel, with the possibility of a few curveballs that could steal the show.

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Apple could be working on AI-powered robots

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Aug 20, 2025

Apple seems to be looking beyond iPhones and Vision Pro headsets, with a new report pointing to ambitious work in robotics. According to Bloomberg, the company has several projects in development, including a home robot that could blend Apple’s AI with a more “alive” Siri personality.

What Apple is building

One of the more advanced concepts is described as an iPad-like screen attached to a robotic arm. This device, overseen by Apple executive Kevin Lynch, would combine Apple’s hardware and software design strengths with an upgraded Siri that can hold conversations “more naturally”.

Visual representation of an iPad-like screen integrated with a robotic arm

The screen can turn to follow the user during FaceTime calls — a feature already seen in concept laptops — and can also chime in with context-aware suggestions, such as recommending nearby restaurants if dinner plans are mentioned. Apple is also testing a friendly on-screen face, similar to the classic macOS Finder smiley, to make the device feel more approachable.

Beyond that, Apple is said to be exploring other forms of robotics, including a wheeled assistant (similar to Amazon’s Astro) and even a humanoid model. On the industrial side, a large robotic arm codenamed T1333 is reportedly in the works as well.

Challenges and timing

Not all of these projects may reach consumers — Apple’s long-running car project is proof that big bets can fizzle out. Still, the robotic arm with a display seems to be the closest to market, with a potential launch window around 2027.

If successful, Apple could redefine what a smart assistant looks like. Instead of a static speaker, the company envisions something more interactive, blending conversational AI with robotics. A consumer version could arrive alongside future iPhone launches, possibly as soon as 2026.

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Xiaomi’s 20W Power Strip launches with up to 3,680W AC power paired with 3 USB ports

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Aug 20, 2025

Xiaomi has introduced a new power strip in Europe, giving users a cheaper option for charging multiple devices at once. The accessory is already on sale through Xiaomi’s online store in Spain for €19.99 (~$22), with rollout to more countries expected soon.

Features and charging specs

The strip includes three AC outlets rated up to 3,680W, plus two USB-C ports (up to 20W each) and a USB-A port (up to 18W). When only one USB device is connected, it can draw the full rated output. But when multiple devices are plugged in, the 20W total output is shared across the ports.

For example, two USB-C devices split the 20W between them. If all three ports are used at once, the maximum output per port is capped at 15W. Xiaomi claims one USB-C port can charge an iPhone 16 to 50% in about 28 minutes, or a Xiaomi 14 to 50% in roughly 45 minutes under optimal conditions.

Design and safety

It measures 285 x 50 x 40 mm, has a 1.4m cable, and includes a physical power switch. For safety, Xiaomi uses flame-retardant materials, safety shutters, and anti-slip pads at the base. The build is designed to withstand high temperatures, though it doesn’t include smart features like app control.

The product first appeared on Xiaomi’s global website earlier this year, and support pages in France and Italy suggest availability in more countries is on the way. At its current price, it undercuts similar products from brands like Anker, which sell for around $25.

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HMD Pulse 2 series launching today

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Aug 20, 2025

HMD Global will unveil three new smartphones on August 20, with a feature aimed at helping users cut down on screen time. The upcoming models, expected to succeed the Pulse 2 series, will include a Digital Detox mode that limits app usage and reduces distractions.

The Digital Detox feature was first seen in the HMD Skyline series and can be activated from a home-screen widget, letting users set limits on how often certain apps can be opened.

The Pulse 2 series runs on the Unisoc T610 and features HD+ LCD displays across all models. The Pulse 2 and 2+ models feature 90Hz refresh rates, while the Pro version steps up to 120Hz. Camera hardware includes a 50MP main sensor (with a basic 0.8MP auxiliary lens) and 8MP front camera on the regular models, with the Pro offering a 50MP + 2MP rear setup and a 50MP selfie camera.

The phones keep the flat-frame design from the first Pulse series. Pricing is expected to stay in the same range, with the original Pulse starting at around $150 and the Pulse Pro (8GB+256GB) currently retailing for $179 on Amazon US. All models are expected to ship with Android 15 and an IP54 rating for splash resistance.

Focus on mindful use

HMD has been leaning into features that promote healthier phone habits, and this release continues that trend at the budget level. More details, including full pricing and availability, will be confirmed at tomorrow’s launch.

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Honor Magic V Flip 2: Everything You Need to Know About the Jimmy Choo Co-Designed Flip Phone

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Aug 19, 2025

The world of flip phones is getting a glamorous new entry. Honor is gearing up to launch the Magic V Flip 2, and this time, it isn’t just about cutting-edge specs. The company is bringing the latest hardware packed in a gorgeous new body, co-designed with Jimmy Choo. So here’s everything you need to know about this premium foldable.

Design and Display

The Chinese brand has already shared a bunch of teasers showcasing the Magic V Flip 2’s features and design. But one of the most notable aspects was related to the Blue variant of this phone, which is co-designed with Jimmy Choo. This brings a shiny new back panel that is studded with crystals for a starry sky effect. Flip phones have recently been seen as products that blend tech and fashion, so bringing on a designer seems like an obvious move.

Apart from this, the Magic V Flip 2 is also quite thin and light, measuring 6.9mm thick and weighing 204 grams. Just recently, Motorola partnered up with fashion brand Swarovski for its Razr 2025 and Moto Buds Loop as well. Based on recent leaks, the Magic V Flip 2 may feature a tall 6.82-inch LTPO OLED foldable screen with 1.5K resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. Meanwhile, the cover display could be a 4-inch LTPO OLED 120Hz display.

Specifications

Under the hood, the Magic V Flip 2 could be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip or the new Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 SoC. This high end processor could be paired with up to 16GB of RAM and up to 1TB of storage. As of right now, the Xiaomi Mix Flip 2 has the largest battery in a flip phone with its 5,165mAh cell and 67W fast charging support, but it lacks wireless charging. However, the Magic V Flip 2 will take the lead with a large 5,500mAh battery pack, which not only supports 80W wired fast charging but also 50W wireless fast charging.

Camera

For photography, Honor teased the Magic V Flip 2 with a 200MP main camera on the rear along with a 50MP ultra wide angle lens that has a 120 degree field of view. Meanwhile, the front might house a 50MP selfie camera on the primary display, but users can even use the rear cameras as the selfie shooter.

Launch Date & Color

Honor is set to announce its latest flagship flip phone in its home market of China on 21st August 2025. The Magic V Flip 2 will also arrive in multiple color options, namely black, white, purple, and blue (special edition). This release also comes as the brand aims to release its flagship Magic V5 in the global market soon.

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Xiaomi launches Smart Door Lock 4 Pro with AI-powered security and luxury design

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Aug 19, 2025

Xiaomi has officially launched the Smart Door Lock 4 Pro on Xiaomi Mall, the first model in its new Door Lock 4 series.

Compared to its predecessor, the Smart Door Lock 4 Pro gets a complete design upgrade. On the outside, it houses a high-definition camera, while inside, it has a large cat-eye screen that gives residents a direct view of what’s happening at the door.

Xiaomi Smart Door Lock 4 Pro Specs

The lock is packed with unlocking options, up to 12 in total. These include AI palm vein recognition, 3D face recognition, fingerprint scanning, passwords, remote unlocking, and support for Xiaomi devices such as phones, watches, and NFC cards (sold separately).

It also supports palm vein recognition, which uses near-infrared light to scan veins in the hand. The more common face recognition relies on 3D modeling and liveness detection., Both methods claim to work in about a second with low error rates.\

As for the security, the door lock’s peephole features a 2MP camera with a 152-degree field of view, backed by a 24GHz millimeter-wave radar and AI human detection.

If someone lingers near the door, it records automatically and sends an alert. It also supports color night vision and switches to black-and-white mode in darker spaces. Inside, a display lights up whenever someone rings the doorbell, making it easier to check who’s outside.

Xiaomi has also built in an automatic lock body that closes quietly, along with multiple alerts for tampering, forced entry, or repeated failed attempts.

The battery life comes from a 5000mAh lithium-ion pack that lasts about four months and four AA batteries that last about six months. There are USB-C ports for charging both inside and outside, and backup power can be provided by a power bank.

Pricing

The door lock is available in China for 2,499 yuan (around $345). As usual, there’s no word on its global launch or price yet.

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Moto Buds Loop: Swarovski-Studded TWS Earbuds Heading to India

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Aug 19, 2025

Motorola is expanding its audio lineup in India with the upcoming Moto Buds Loop, a new pair of true wireless earbuds. But these aren’t just any TWS, it features a unique open-ear design with extra shine thanks to Swarovski stones.

Moto Buds Loop Blends Tech & Fashion with Swarovski Stones

The company shared the first teaser of the Moto Buds Loop in a now deleted tweet. These open ear hearables first debuted back in April, with a North American release following in July. One of the highlights of the Moto Buds Loop is its 12mm ironless drivers and spatial sound support with the open ear design. You get an impressive 8 hour audio playback, which can be extended to 37 hours with a charging case. Just a quick 10 minute charge offers up to 3 hours of audio playback as well.

But one other aspect that undoubtedly stood out was the design. Motorola joined hands with Swarovski for its premium stones, bringing the Swarovski studded design to the earbuds. These earbuds were unveiled with two color options, which included Trekking Green and French Oak (with Swarovski crystals). Both variants feature a body that is water resistance as well.

While we still don’t have an official launch date for the Moto Buds Loop, the company unveiled the earbuds with a starting price tag of 300 US Dollars in the global market. We can also expect other notable features to return, like voice commands via Moto AI, Smart Connect for seamless switching, and CrystalTalk AI for noise reduction during calls.

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Realme P4 & P4 Pro 5G Launching tomorrow With Snapdragon 7 Gen 4, 7000mAh Battery, and 144Hz Display

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Aug 19, 2025

Realme has confirmed that its next P series smartphones, the Realme P4 and P4 Pro, will launch in India on August 20, 2025. The announcement came from Realme’s Global Head of Marketing, Francis Wong, who also confirmed that the series will be sold online through Flipkart, including Flipkart Minutes.

The Flipkart microsite for the P4 Pro 5G is already live, showing key specifications. The phone runs on a dual-chip setup that combines the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 processor with the Hyper Vision AI GPU chip. Realme says this setup delivers 144 FPS gaming and Ultra HD graphics that go beyond native quality. The P4 Pro has scored more than 1,110,000 points on AnTuTu, placing it ahead of rivals using Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 and Dimensity 7400 chipsets.

The phone features a 144Hz HyperGlow 4D Curve+ display with a 1.5K resolution, HDR10+ certification, peak brightness of 6500 nits, and support for 1.07 billion colors. Realme claims the panel is 20 percent smoother than standard 120Hz displays.

Power comes from a 7000mAh Titan Battery with 80W Ultra Charging. The company says it can fully charge in 47 minutes and deliver up to 17 hours of video playback. Despite the large battery, the device remains slim and lightweight.

The design includes a flat frame and a rectangular triple-camera setup. The camera system is powered by AI, but full details have not yet been shared. The P4 Pro will be sold in Blue, Dark Green, and Light Gold.

The P4 will be available in Engine Blue, Steel Gray, and Forge Red, while the P4 Pro will also come in Midnight Ivy, Dark Oak Wood, and Birch Wood. The top 12GB+256GB variant will only be offered in Dark Oak Wood and Birch Wood. Both phones will ship with Android 15 and will receive three major OS updates and four years of security patches.

As for pricing, the Realme P4 Pro is said to cost below ₹30,000, while the regular P4 5G will start from ₹17,499.

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Xiaomi launches a smart display with 3K gimbal camera, night vision & AI assistant

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Soumyakanti

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Aug 19, 2025

Xiaomi has announced the launch of the Smart Home Display 8 Gimbal Edition in China. The device will go on sale on August 21 and is priced at 699 yuan ($97) for first-time buyers. It is the first model in the series to feature a gimbal-mounted camera, combining home monitoring capabilities with smart display functionality.

Xiaomi Smart Home Display 8 Gimbal Edition Specs

The Smart Home Display 8 Gimbal Edition features an 8-inch HD touchscreen with a resolution of 1280×800 pixels. The screen includes a low-reflection coating to improve visibility in different lighting conditions. Xiaomi has equipped the device with dual stereo speakers that use a symmetrical acoustic design to deliver clear treble and enhanced bass for multimedia playback.

The unit includes a 5-megapixel camera with a wide F1.6 aperture lens. The camera supports 3K ultra-clear video and can rotate horizontally up to 360 degrees. It also allows a 30-degree manual tilt for vertical adjustments. Xiaomi has included a highly sensitive image sensor that enables full-color imaging in low light. The camera switches to infrared night vision in dark environments using a 940nm IR light, offering visibility up to 10 meters.

The system supports AI-powered features like face recognition, human tracking, baby cry detection, and motion alerts. Xiaomi has embedded a Mijia security chip with EAL5+ certification to enhance privacy protection. It runs on Xiaomi’s HyperOS and includes the upgraded “Super XiaoAi” assistant, which supports intelligent responses, multi-turn conversations, and voice command chaining using large language model capabilities.

The display offers content recommendations based on age groups, including infants, children, adults, and seniors. For children, it provides parental controls, filtered content, and access to over 300,000 curated learning resources. For seniors, the interface features larger fonts and content such as opera, classic songs, and health-related programs.

In terms of connectivity, the display includes Wi-Fi 6 (2.4GHz and 5GHz), Bluetooth 5.2, and support for Xiaomi Mesh 2.0 gateway. The device can control smart home appliances, initiate video calls via WeChat and Xiaomi’s own platform, and stream content from platforms such as iQiyi, Tencent Video, Mango TV, QQ Music, and NetEase Cloud Music.

The product measures 200.6 × 55.8 × 237.5 mm and weighs around 780 grams. It runs on a quad-core Cortex-A53 processor with 2GB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage.

In related news, Xiaomi recently launched the Mijia Thermostatic Electric Kettle 3 Pro, featuring a 2.0L capacity and a durable 316L stainless steel liner. Alongside it, the company has also introduced a compact washer-dryer designed specifically for delicate garments.

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Huawei launches Smart Door Lock 2 Yuexiang Edition with palm vein recognition & 161° HD peephole

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Aug 19, 2025

Huawei has officially launched the Smart Door Lock 2 Yuexiang Edition in China, with sales beginning today at 10:08 AM. The new model carries a retail price of 1999 yuan ($278), but a limited-time 200 yuan ($27) coupon brings the effective cost down to 1799 yuan ($250).

This release follows the recent rollout of Huawei’s broader Smart Door Lock 2 lineup, which includes the base model, the Pro variant, and the high-end Ultra edition. The Yuexiang Edition adds to this growing portfolio, offering a more accessible price point while retaining key smart home features.

Huawei Smart Door Lock 2 Yuexiang Edition Specs

The new smart lock comes with AI-powered palm vein recognition as a primary unlocking method. It uses near-infrared imaging to scan the internal vein pattern of the palm, which makes it more secure than traditional fingerprint systems. This method avoids issues with wet fingers or positioning errors and works across different hand heights.

Huawei has equipped the device with a next-generation NPU chip that delivers 1.5 times more computing power than the Smart Door Lock Pro. The system also supports ultrasonic proximity sensing. When a person approaches the door, the recognition module activates automatically, reducing the time needed to unlock the door.

The lock features a 161-degree ultra-wide-angle peephole camera, allowing users to monitor the area outside their door in real time. The live video feed can be viewed on various Huawei platforms, including smartphones, smart screens, and in-car infotainment systems.

It supports two-way communication and remote unlocking through the Huawei Smart Life app. The system also sends voice notifications and supports reminder settings for added convenience.

Huawei uses a 10,000mAh lithium battery as the main power source. The company claims the battery can last between five to seven months on a full charge. When the main battery is depleted, the system switches to a set of four AA batteries for backup unlocking. There is also an emergency button that activates fingerprint or password-based unlocking if all power sources are drained.

The lock operates silently and includes a built-in security mechanism to detect forced entry or tampering. Huawei says the device meets strict quality and durability standards. It has undergone extensive testing and comes with reliable after-sales support.

In related news, Anker recently introduced the Eufy FamiLock E34 smart lock featuring palm vein recognition and Matter support, while TCL has launched a new smart lock with iPhone-style 3D face unlock.

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New ASUS Vivobook S14 & Vivobook 14 Thin & Light Ryzen AI Powered Laptops Arriving Soon

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Aug 19, 2025

ASUS has been on a spree of laptop launches recently, announcing the Vivobook S16 and Vivobook 14 with Snapdragon X processors, and even a premium Zenbook 14 with the Ryzen AI 5. Now, the company is planning on expanding its AMD Ryzen AI powered lineup soon with the upcoming Vivobook S16 and Vivobook 14 models. So here’s what you need to know.

Next-Gen ASUS Vivobook S14 & Vivobook 14 Launching Next Week

The tech giant just announced that it will be releasing the Vivobook S14 and Vivobook 14 models in the Indian market on 26th August 2025. A microsite dedicated to these notebooks just went live on Amazon with the lightweight metallic design and three color options, namely Cool Silver, Matte Gray, and Quite Blue. Furthermore, the company also revealed some finer details regarding these new laptops.

ASUS Vivobook S14 and Vivobook 14 AMD Ryzen AI — ASUS Vivobook S14 and Vivobook 14 with AMD Ryzen AI CPUs

ASUS promises up to 23 hours of battery life thanks to a large 70Wh battery pack and up to an AMD Ryzen AI 7 processor. For those unaware, the Ryzen AI series is AMD’s latest gen processor that brings an NPU for AI processes along with a power efficient design that doesn’t compromise on performance either. Other notable features include Microsoft 2024 and M365 Basic, 1.4 kilogram lightweight build, and a slim 1.59cm body.

It is still unclear if most of these features are shared between the two, but there might be a few differences between the two. This may include storage configurations, chipsets, battery size, and display type. ASUS is known for its OLED laptops, so this might make a return on either the Vivobook S14 or Vivobook 14.

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Samsung’s Premium Robot Vacuum Brings High-End Cleaning & Home Security

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