Vivo’s X Fold 3 line of foldables launched in April 2024, so it’s about time we start hearing about a follow-up. As expected, the company is reportedly skipping the number four in the name as it is considered unlucky in China. So the next model will likely be called the X Fold 5.
A new leak from XpertPickappears to confirm the same and reveals the device’s full specifications well ahead of its official debut.
Vivo X Fold 5 specifications (rumored)
According to the leak, the X Fold 5 will feature a 6.53-inch LTPO OLED cover screen with a 120Hz refresh rate. The inner display is said to measure 8.03 inches and also uses AMOLED tech with a 120Hz refresh rate and 2K resolution.
Powering the device will reportedly be the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, the same chip powering the X Fold 3 Pro. It is paired with up to 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage.
The rear camera setup is expected to include three 50MP sensors: a main Sony IMX921, an ultrawide with autofocus, and a Sony IMX882 telephoto with 3x optical zoom. For selfies, Vivo may include two 32MP cameras; one on the outer display and another inside.
The battery could be one of the key differentiators. It’s said to be a 6000mAh cell, which would make it the largest battery in any foldable on the market so far. Despite that, the body is rumored to measure just 4.3mm when unfolded and 9.3mm when folded. Charging is expected to be 90W wired and 30W wireless.
Moreover, the leak says the device will have a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, a three-stage Alert Slider, and several AI-driven tools. It will also have an official IP rating. For context, the previous X Fold 3 Pro came with an IPX4 rating.
Unfortunately, the report suggests Vivo might not launch a Pro variant this time around, meaning no direct successor to the X Fold 3 Pro.
Huawei officially unveiled its HarmonyOS for PCs yesterday and confirmed that its first device running the new OS will launch on May 20. Not to anyone’s surprise, the chip powering the device will not be an off-the-shelf silicon, either. Now, a fresh leak out of China has revealed some major details about the silicon.
According to DCS, the Kirin X90 is Huawei’s in-house desktop processor, and it’s internally codenamed “Charlotte Pro.” Interestingly, Huawei’s Kirin 9010 chip, which powers the Mate 70 smartphone, has a similar codename, “Charlotte.”
The implication is that Huawei might be developing the Kirin X90 based on the same CPU architecture as its mobile SoCs, with notable enhancements to scale it up for PC-level performance.
Kirin X90 Specifications (Expected)
The leak describes the Kirin X90 as a 10-core processor in a 4+4+2 configuration with support for 20 threads via simultaneous multithreading. It’s also said to support China’s national cryptography standards, SM3 and SM4.
Beyond the core and thread count, the leak does not reveal details about GPU specs, process node, or thermal performance. According to previous reports, the Kirin X90 might feature a 10-core graphics unit codenamed “Ma Liang 920”.
The chip is also expected to support up to 32GB of LPDDR5-6400 memory on a 128-bit bus, with 100GB/s of bandwidth. Storage-wise, it could handle up to 2TB of SSD space and come with three USB-4 ports.
This isn’t Huawei’s first attempt at carving out space in the PC market. But this is the first time Huawei has its in-house chip and OS for the desktop. The company is basically leaning hard into vertical integration. How well the silicon performs in comparison to its peers is still an open question.
Lenovo might be preparing to debut its first self-developed processor, at least according to a new leak from reliable tipster Digital Chat Station on Weibo. The processor allegedly has model code SS1101 and was spotted inside a yet-unreleased tablet, the Yoga Pad Pro 14.5.
According to the leak, the chip uses a 10-core ARM architecture in a 2+2+3+3 configuration. It’s a bit surprising to see Lenovo going for a deca-core layout rather than a usual octa-core setup for its first chip.
The processor is said to clock up to 3.29GHz and includes a Mali G720 Immortalis GPU. The latter is a flagship graphics unit also used in the Dimensity 9300 with support for hardware-based ray tracing.
The chip is said to be made on a 5nm process node, though its unclear who’s manufacturing it.
Lenovo’s custom chip might support hyperthreading
There’s also some confusion around how the system is reporting core information. A user commenting on the leak noted that the chip “feels like it should still have 8 cores” but speculated it might be using hyperthreading just like Huawei’s in-house silicon.
Digital Chat Station responded, “Well, the software recognizes that it has 10 cores, and it may also be hyperthreading,” suggesting that what appears to be 10 physical cores might actually include logical ones, depending on how the system reports them.
So far, Lenovo hasn’t made any official statement about the SS1101 or its plans for custom silicon. It’s not clear whether this chip is a one-off experiment or the beginning of a broader move to develop in-house processors. If the leak is accurate, the Yoga Pad Pro 14.5 could be the first testbed for a much bigger shift in Lenovo’s product roadmap.
Samsung recently introduced the all-new Galaxy F series in India. To make the pricing for old Galaxy smartphones in the same range, the Korean giant is pushing a coupon discount of Rs 1000 on the Galaxy A55 smartphone. The interested users can head to Amazon India to get the smartphone at Rs 25,999. Surprisingly, you can save an extra Rs 1250 if you have an ICICI Bank Card.
Samsung Galaxy A55 features a 6.6-inch Super AMOLED display, offering a crisp FHD+ resolution of 2340 x 1080 pixels and a smooth 120Hz refresh rate. Further, the display is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass Victus+.
In the camera department, the Galaxy A55 camera setup includes a 50MP wide-angle main lens, a 12MP ultra-wide camera, and a 5MP macro sensor. A 32MP front camera ensures high-quality selfies and clear video calls.
Smartphone comes bundled with Samsung’s Exynos 1480 octa-core processor (up to 2.75GHz) built on a 4nm architecture, and running on the latest Android 14 with One UI 6.1. Samsung Galaxy A55 houses a robust 5000mAh battery with 25W Super Fast Charging via USB-C, ensuring all-day power. It is set to get four generations of Android OS upgrades and five years of security updates
At the present price, the smartphone is worth every dime spent.
Samsung is teasing a tri-fold Galaxy phone, and a leak from @PandaFlashPro reveals its prototype packs a silicon-carbon battery. The South Korean giant reportedly aims to keep its tri-fold slim, and the new battery technology could help reduce thickness. The phone is rumored to launch in the second half of 2025.
Samsung’s tri-fold ambitions were hinted at during January’s Unpacked event, alongside XR headsets and AR glasses. If true, this leak about the silicon-carbon battery would mark a first for Samsung. A previous leak hinted at its adoption in the S26 series. Although the battery capacity is expected to remain similar—around 5,500mAh for the S26 Ultra—it could help reduce the phone’s weight and thickness. The same could be expected from the upcoming Galaxy tri-fold.
Unlike traditional Li-ion batteries with graphite anodes, silicon-carbon tech uses a silicon anode for higher energy density, enabling more power storage in less space.
The catch? The tri-fold’s battery is reportedly under 5,000mAh, prioritizing a thinner design over extended runtime. For context, Chinese smartphone makers such as vivo and Xiaomi are now offering 6,500 to 7,000mAh batteries, which is shifting expectations in both the smartphone and power bank markets. Samsung is reportedly focusing on the thickness of the Z Fold 7, and it seems to have a similar strategy for its tri-fold.
Silicon-carbon’s higher density could allow Samsung to shrink the battery while still matching the 4,400mAh capacity of the Z Fold 6. But since this leak is based on a prototype, the tri-fold’s final form—possibly launching in July 2025 alongside the Z Fold 7—remains uncertain. Will Samsung nail the balance of thinness, durability, and battery life, or is this tech still too early for prime time? With Huawei’s Mate XT tri-fold already on the market, Samsung will face stiff competition, at least in China.
Xiaomi has officially introduced the Mijia 256L Three-Door Refrigerator, a smart and space-conscious appliance designed for today’s compact living environments. It is priced at 1,499 yuan ($208) and blends modern aesthetics with practical functionality and intelligent connectivity.
Xiaomi Mijia 256L Refrigerator Specifications
The Mijia refrigerator features a clean vertical profile finished in an Ice Feather White matte texture that complements minimalist interiors. It comes with a slim 60cm-wide body and occupies just 0.33 square meters, making it an ideal fit for narrow kitchens, small apartments, and tight corners.
The fridge comes with a triple-zone design with three independently controlled compartments. It includes a 136L refrigerator section with adjustable glass shelves and a spacious layout for organizing groceries. It also features an 85L freezer that houses three large drawers for separating meats, ice cream, and frozen meals. The highlight is a 35L variable-temperature middle compartment that supports a wide range of settings from -20°C to 5°C, letting users toggle between refrigeration, soft freezing, or deep freezing modes based on their needs.
Cooling performance is driven by a 360° frost-free air circulation system that ensures fast, even cooling across all zones. It comes with silver-ion antibacterial modules that help inhibit bacteria and deodorize the interior, with a certified 99.99% bacterial inhibition rate. The appliance sports an inverter compressor and a variable-speed fan that keeps noise levels at a quiet 36 decibels while consuming just 0.59 kWh per day, earning it a top-grade (Level 1) energy efficiency rating.
It supports smart features through Xiaomi’s HyperOS and Mijia app, offering full remote control, temperature monitoring, and Xiao Ai voice assistant integration. The fridge also includes a responsive LED touch control panel for each zone, a 90° door opening that allows drawers to slide out fully even near walls, and magnetic removable door seals for easy cleaning.
In related news, Xiaomi has introduced a new dual-drum washing machine featuring Blue Oxygen wash, AI-driven cycles, and HyperOS integration. The company has also launched the Mijia Water Purifier S1 (1000G), which comes with a smart touch faucet, a 2.78L/min flow rate, and runs on HyperOS.
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Samsung has quietly announced the Galaxy F56 5G in India. Branded as the slimmest smartphone in the F-series at 7.2mm thick, the F56 5G leans on a mix of flagship-style design cues and incremental hardware upgrades. Here’s everything you need to know about it.
Samsung Galaxy F56 5G Specifications
The device features a 6.7-inch Full HD+ Super AMOLED+ panel, boasting a 120Hz refresh rate and up to 1200 nits of brightness with Vision Booster. You get Gorilla Glass Victus+ protection on both the front and back. And the phone will be available in two colors: Green and Violet.
Powering the F56 5G is an Exynos 1480 processor paired with LPDDR5X RAM. Samsung also promises improved thermal efficiency through a vapor cooling chamber.
The chipset won’t rival top-tier Snapdragon SoCs but should be enough for handling your everyday tasks. The runtime is handled by a 5000mAh cell with support for 45W fast charging.
On the camera front, Samsung offers a 50MP main sensor with OIS, along with a 12MP front camera. The front-facing camera is a 12MP unit.
The F56 5G ships with One UI 7, and Samsung is offering 6 years of security updates and 6 generations of Android OS upgrades. The promise is in line with what Samsung has been offering for its mid-range phones lately.
The interface includes typical One UI refinements and tighter Google Gemini integration and support for features like Samsung’s Knox Vault and Tap & Pay.
Price and Availability
The Samsung Galaxy F56 5G is priced at Rs 25,999 for the 8GB+128GB variant and Rs 28,999 for 8GB+256GB. The prices include the Rs 2,000 bank discount. You can also avail yourself of an EMI option starting at Rs 1,556 per month.
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Vivo is gearing up to launch a compact powerhouse under its S-series in China, officially named the Vivo S30 Pro Mini. Vivo’s Product VP, Ouyang Weifeng, confirmed the device via Weibo, stating that it will debut at the end of May. Positioned as a smaller yet capable version of the S Pro lineup, the phone aims to deliver flagship performance in a hand-friendly form factor.
The S30 Pro Mini will feature a 6.31-inch OLED flat screen with a 1.5K resolution, identical in size to the Vivo X200 Pro Mini. Despite its compact frame, the device will pack a 6,500mAh battery—the largest ever seen in a mini smartphone. It also supports 100W wired and wireless charging, a rare combination in compact phones.
According to previous leaks, the phone will feature a 50MP Sony IMX882 periscope telephoto camera, matching the one used in the Vivo X200s, and a 50MP front camera. The device is expected to include Fuji-style image filters, which have been positively received by users. A metal middle frame and vibrant color options further enhance its premium appeal.
The rest of the Vivo S30 lineup is also expected to feature 6.67-inch OLED flat displays, Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipsets, and the same 6,500mAh battery. Despite its thin and lightweight build, the S30 Pro Mini is expected to outperform competitors like the OnePlus 13T, which features a 6,260mAh battery.
A special collaboration with a well-known celebrity group is also planned to generate buzz around the launch. While the Vivo S30 Pro Mini will initially debut in China, it is likely to launch globally as the Vivo X200 FE, including a release in India.
Anker has officially launched the Nebula X1 projector in Europe after its recent launch in the US. It is now available for purchase through multiple retailers, including Amazon Germany, at a retail price of €2,999. Until May 30, customers can use a launch coupon to receive a €500 discount. The product will be released in the United States on May 21.
Anker Nebula X1 Projector
Anker Nebula X1 features
The Nebula X1 features a triple laser optics system with 3,500 ANSI lumens brightness and supports 110% of the Rec. 2020 color space. It’s certified by ISF and TÜV, and includes Dolby Vision for better HDR visuals. The projector delivers 4K resolution (3840 x 2160) through a 14-element all-glass lens for sharper output.
It has a native contrast ratio of 5,000:1, which increases to 56,000:1 using NebulaMaster tech. A 6-blade iris enhances black levels and shadow detail. The projector includes a motorized zoom lens with a throw ratio of 0.9–1.5, which allows flexible placement while maintaining consistent image quality.
The device has a 25° motorized micro gimbal for vertical projection on walls up to 3 meters high. It runs quietly thanks to an advanced liquid cooling system that keeps noise levels below 26 dB.
Image calibration is automatic. Built-in sensors scan the room to adjust clarity, alignment, and size with one click. A Spatial Recall feature saves settings for different rooms.
The Nebula X1 measures 28.2 x 18.6 x 24.55 cm and weighs 6.2 kg. It comes in a black and grey finish with a portable form. Connectivity options include Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and DC ON. Batteries are not included, and there is no official word on long-term software updates.
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Smart air conditioners in 2025 aren’t just about cooling anymore. They’re about convenience, connectivity, and cutting-edge energy savings. Brands like Samsung, LG, and Panasonic are stepping up with AI powered climate control, voice assistant integration, and smarter scheduling features to keep your home comfortable with less hassle. Whether you’re upgrading or buying your first smart AC, here’s a roundup of the top 2025 models worth considering this summer.
Samsung Bespoke AI WindFree Smart ACs
The first on the list is the 2025 lineup of Samsung Bespoke AI WindFree ACs. The series are designed specifically for Indian consumers and arrives with AI technology with innovative cooling solutions. It is equipped with cutting edge performance while also offering an AI Energy mode for up to 30 percent improvement in power efficiency. Thanks to the AI Digital Inverter, the new Bespoke AI WindFree promises cooling even in extreme outdoor temperatures of up to 58°C.
Samsung BESPOKE AI WindFree Smart AC
So it is ideal for the harsh Indian summers. It also arrives with SmartThings integration, offering a convenient way of remote control for the Bespoke ACs. There is also support for voice controls with Boxby, Google Assistant, and Alexa. The Samsung Bespoke AI WindFree air conditioners start from 32,990 INR in the Indian market.
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LG DualCool AI Air Smart ACs
We have another South Korean tech giant on this list. LG Electronics has just announced the new DualCool AI Air, which is a part of the brand’s 2025 smart AC lineup. It is powered by LG’s AI Core technology and the self developed AI Dual inverter. Pairing the two allows the DualCool AI to automatically detect ambient temperature to adjust cooling, airflow direction, and airspeed.
LG DualCool AI Air
The dedicated AI is used to offer AI for spatial analysis as well as tracking user movements and locations. LG allows for remote control via the ThinQ app. With the Plasmaster Ionizer++, the smart AC promises to eliminate bacteria up to 99.9 percent. LG released the DualCool AI Air in India for 32,990 INR
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Panasonic 2025 Smart AC Lineup
The 2025 series of Panasonic’s Smart AC series starts from 33,990 INR and is a range of Wi-Fi enabled inverter smart ACs that feature True AI technology. Panasonic promises cooling even in 55°C thanks to its 7-in-1 convertible AC lineup. With True AI, Panasonic Smart AC can read the room and sense external weather conditions like heat and humidity to automatically adjust cooling by controlling temperature, cooling mode, and fan speeds.
Panasonic 2025 Smart AC Lineup
The entire lineup can be controlled via the MirAIe application that allows for in depth and convenient control of the Panasonic smart ACs. Panasonic’s new lineup can also be operated by Amazon Alexa and Google Home Smart Devices. There is even support for voice controls through Google Assistant and Alexa.
iQOO launched the Neo 10R in India on March 11, and the Neo 10 is now confirmed to launch on May 26 in two color options: Inferno Red and Titanium Chrome. The Amazon listing also reveals the key specifications of the phone.
First of all, this isn’t the same as the Chinese iQOO Neo10, which launched back in November. Instead of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 used in the Chinese version, the Indian variant is powered by the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4. For context, this is the same chip that powers the iQOO Z10 Turbo Pro, which is also exclusive to China. In fact, the Neo 10 (India) is speculated to be a tweaked version of the Z series device. According to iQOO, the upcoming device scores over 2 million on AnTuTu, which is impressive.
The phone comes with a “Dual Chip Power” tagline, and the secondary chip is the Supercomputing Chip Q1—the same one that enables 144fps gaming on the iQOO Neo 9 Pro. To recall, the recently released iQOO Neo 10R lacks this secondary chip and the MEMC feature.
This dual-chip setup is paired with LPDDR5X Ultra RAM and UFS 4.1 storage. iQOO claims 36% higher data transfer speeds and 49% faster app installation—though they didn’t clarify which phone these figures are compared against. However, they did clearly state that this will be the “segment’s first 144fps gaming smartphone.”
All of this is powered by a 7000mAh battery, another plus point carried over from the Z10 Turbo Pro. It supports 120W wired fast charging and bypass charging for long gaming sessions. For those unfamiliar, this feature lets your phone draw power directly from the adapter, helping reduce heat generation and preserve battery health.
While pricing is still under wraps, the “segment’s first 144fps gaming smartphone” tagline suggests it will be priced lower than the Neo 9 Pro, which launched at ₹35,999.
Infinix is preparing to launch new additions to its GT Verse gaming ecosystem. The brand is all set to unveil a Snapdragon-powered tablet named XPad GT, along with the gaming-focused GT 30 Pro smartphone. Here are some details about the XPad GT and other GT Verse products.
Infinix XPad GT gaming tablet: Built for gamers and multitaskers
Infinix XPad GT gaming tablet
The Infinix XPad GT will feature a 144Hz high refresh rate display, a Snapdragon 888 chipset, and a large 10,000mAh battery with 33W fast charging. These specs promise smooth gameplay, immersive visuals, and extended use. The tablet also integrates a 3D surround sound eight-speaker system for an enhanced audiovisual experience. A recent rumor claimed that the device will be equipped with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of built-in storage.
Additionally, Infinix is bringing its AI assistant, Folax, to the tablet with support for larger screen tasks such as AI notetaking, scheduling, and voice commands during media or gaming sessions.
Infinix GT 30 Pro: The core of GT Verse
Accompanying the XPad GT is the new GT 30 Pro smartphone, which is dubbed as the core of the GT Verse. This device is engineered for consistent gaming performance, improved thermal control, and seamless accessory connectivity. To recall, a recently seen Geekbench listing revealed that it could be equipped with the Dimensity 8350 chipset and 12GB of RAM.
Other GT-branded gear includes the GT Buds with 30dB ANC, ZCLIP clip-on earbuds, the GT Power bank with 55W charging, and a cooling fan. Together, these form a full-stack solution aimed at mobile gamers who want more than just performance — they want an ecosystem.
The Infinix GT 30 Pro will launch alongside the above-mentioned products this month globally.
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Vivo X200 Ultra and OnePlus 13 are two of the most advanced Android flagships of 2025, both packed with cutting-edge hardware and premium features. With nearly identical pricing and top-tier specs, the real difference lies in how each brand prioritizes performance, camera, and user experience. This comparison is important for buyers choosing between two phones that offer similar value but cater to different user needs.
Build and Feel: Vivo X200 Ultra offers a sleek aluminum frame with a premium glass back, bolstered by IP68/IP69 resistance. Its clean, curved design feels luxurious and solid. The OnePlus 13 counters with either a glass or silicone polymer eco-leather back, also framed in aluminum and boasting the same IP68/IP69 rating. OnePlus also integrates Ceramic Guard glass, which adds a unique, rugged touch. The eco-leather variant gives it an edge in comfort and durability. In terms of overall ergonomics and finish, the OnePlus 13 feels slightly more modern due to its build material choices and lighter design, making it more user-friendly over long durations.
Display Quality: Both phones feature a 6.82-inch LTPO AMOLED panel with 1440p resolution and 4500 nits peak brightness. Vivo supports Dolby Vision, HDR Vivid, and also uses Armor Glass for protection. OnePlus adds LTPO 4.1, Ultra HDR image support, and a Ceramic Guard layer. The OnePlus panel offers slightly better color tuning with more HDR formats and always-on capability. While both deliver vibrant visuals, OnePlus edges ahead with finer optimization for HDR and adaptive refresh, enhancing battery efficiency and viewing quality.
Verdict: OnePlus 13 offers more thoughtful design elements like eco-leather and Ceramic Guard, and the display is tuned for better HDR experiences. It edges out Vivo in both durability and display versatility.
2. Specifications
OnePlus 13
Performance: Both devices run on the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset with identical CPU/GPU configurations. Vivo pairs this with up to 16GB RAM, while OnePlus offers up to 24GB RAM, giving it an advantage in memory-intensive tasks. Storage speeds are also very fast on both, but Vivo uses UFS 4.1, whereas OnePlus sticks to UFS 4.0. Although UFS 4.1 is technically faster, the real-world difference is negligible. OxygenOS on OnePlus, however, is known for better sustained performance in gaming and multitasking compared to OriginOS. Thus, OnePlus provides a more fluid, responsive experience under pressure.
Battery and Charging: Both phones use a 6000 mAh battery, a standout capacity in the flagship space. Vivo offers 90W wired and 40W wireless charging, whereas OnePlus jumps ahead with 100W wired and 50W wireless. OnePlus charges 50% in just 13 minutes, which is noticeably faster. It also supports 10W reverse wireless and 5W reverse wired charging, making it more flexible for accessories and wearables. While both are impressive, OnePlus is clearly more efficient with quicker charging and more reverse options.
Verdict: OnePlus 13 delivers better RAM scalability, faster wired and wireless charging, and more flexible power-sharing features. It stands out as the more practical and performance-ready option.
3. Camera
Vivo X200 Ultra
Main and Secondary Lenses: Vivo equips the X200 Ultra with a gimbal-stabilized 50MP primary, a high-res 200MP periscope with macro and Zeiss optics, and a large 50MP ultrawide lens. It supports a broader range of video features including 8K at 30fps, 4K at 120fps, HDR10+, and 10-bit Log profiles, making it more suited for advanced creators. OnePlus also offers a solid triple 50MP setup with Hasselblad color tuning and similar video resolutions, but sensor sizes are smaller, and it lacks macro or variable zoom options like Vivo’s optional 200mm add-on lens. Vivo offers more pro-grade imaging hardware and creative flexibility.
Selfie Camera: Vivo’s 50MP front camera with autofocus and 4K at 60fps recording is more advanced than the OnePlus’ 32MP sensor without autofocus. Video on both is smooth and detailed, but Vivo provides sharper images and better depth perception, ideal for vlogging and social media content creation. OnePlus performs well but leans slightly toward standard selfie needs.
Verdict: Vivo X200 Ultra provides more versatile rear cameras and a sharper, autofocus-enabled selfie system. It is clearly the superior option for photography enthusiasts and content creators.
4. Pricing
OnePlus 13
Vivo X200 Ultra is priced around $1000, while the OnePlus 13 retails for approximately $950. The $50 difference is minimal in the flagship segment and unlikely to be a deciding factor for most buyers.
Verdict: With such a small price gap, the comparison tilts based on user preference. For photography-centric users, the Vivo X200 Ultra provides more advanced imaging hardware. For those prioritizing faster performance, cleaner software, and quicker charging, the OnePlus 13 delivers more practical advantages without costing more.
Disclaimer: Prices are approximate and may vary based on country, region, and applicable taxes.
5. Conclusion
OnePlus 13
Vivo X200 Ultra stands out with Zeiss-branded optics, gimbal OIS, 10-bit video capture, and support for a detachable zoom lens, features not found on most phones. Its satellite SOS support also adds a safety dimension. OnePlus, in contrast, emphasizes practical enhancements, like ultra-fast charging, up to 24GB RAM, and polished software with OxygenOS and features like “Circle to Search” and ultra HDR playback.
Verdict: Vivo is packed with creative tools and pro-grade optics, making it ideal for photographers and enthusiasts. OnePlus 13, however, delivers a more balanced experience across performance, charging, and UI. For general flagship users, OnePlus 13 is the smarter buy. For niche users prioritizing advanced camera features, Vivo X200 Ultra is the standout.
Aokzoe has launched its next-generation handheld gaming console, the A1X, in China. The A1X blends powerful internals, a high-refresh display, and extensive customization features aimed at gamers who demand top-tier performance from a portable device. The console starts at 5,699 yuan (~$795) and offers AMD’s latest Ryzen 7 8840U or Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 chipsets.
Aokzoe A1X Specifications
The A1X features an 8-inch 1920×1200 LTPS display with a 120Hz refresh rate, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) support, and 500 nits brightness. It comes in a native landscape orientation, optimized for wide-format gaming and content consumption. The display also covers 100% sRGB, making it suitable for both gaming and media.
Powering the A1X is a choice between the AMD Ryzen 7 8840U and the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 built on the new Zen 5 architecture, offering up to 12 cores and 24 threads, with integrated Radeon 890M graphics capable of real-time ray tracing. Memory options include 32GB or 64GB LPDDR5X RAM at 7500MHz, paired with up to 2TB PCIe 4.0 SSD storage.
It sports a 72.7Wh battery with support for bypass charging and includes a 100W GaN fast charger. The cooling system combines a 71-blade fan, three 6mm copper heat pipes, and a vapor chamber layered with PTM7950 phase-change thermal material, ensuring thermal stability under heavy loads.
The console equips dual USB 4.0 ports, one USB-A 3.2 Gen2, a high-speed Oculink port, a microSD 4.0 slot, and a 3.5mm audio jack. For controls, it features capacitive joysticks, Hall Effect triggers, a redesigned D-pad, and upgraded ABXY buttons for precision input.
Software-wise, the A1X runs OneXConsole, enabling AI-powered performance tuning, TDP management (4–30W), and RGB lighting customization. The built-in kickstand offers stepless angle adjustment for desktop-style play.
Pricing & Availability
The Aokzoe A1X is now listed for pre-order on JD.com with the following configurations:
Sales are expected to begin in the coming weeks. The global version debuted last month, positioning itself as a rival to the ROG Ally and Steam Deck in international markets.
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Casio is apparently working on a brand new high end watch. A new leak has revealed the MRG-B2000RG-3A model, which is likely a new addition to the existing MR-G lineup. This has offered us a look at the premium build quality and a hefty price tag. So here’s everything we know so far.
Casio MRG-B2000RG-3A Watch: What does it offer?
The popular watch maker’s upcoming MRG-B2000RG-3A model was spotted on a Great G-Shock World blog post. This new Casio MR-G watch could launch for a rumored price tag of around 400,000 Yen, which is roughly about 2,800 US Dollars. Looking at the leaked image, the MRG-B2000RG-3A watch features a design inspired by “kurogane-iro”, which basically means iron color. So we can see a dark green color scheme.
Casio MRG-B2000RG-3A Watch
Along with this color scheme, it has a dark primary background and gold accents. But one of the notable aspects is the inclusion of the recrystallized titanium. This is in line with a few other MR-G models from Casio, although the model brings a more unique aesthetic. The entire design seems similar to the B2000 series watches. So there’s a chance that the Casio MRG-B2000RG-3A also brings support for Bluetooth smartphone sync, Solar charging, and other features from the B2000 lineup.
The leaked image reveals that the watch has a fluoro rubber band. So the overall weight should be light, especially considering how it also blends the titanium build material. Unfortunately, this model only appears to be arriving in the Japanese market. Meaning, it might be limited to certain Asian regions since the global release is still unclear at the moment.
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One UI 7 is one of the most exciting software upgrades in Samsung’s history — and also one of the most frustrating. While it brings a ton of new features, enhancements, and improvements, its rollout has been marred by a major delay.
Samsung finally began rolling out the stable One UI 7 update in the US in the second week of April 2025. As expected, premium models such as Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold 6, and Galaxy Z Flip 6 got the early taste, but Samsung quickly expanded the rollout to more devices. The update is now available for many Galaxy phones and tablets, which you can take a look at below.
Samsung devices that are getting the One UI 7 update
Galaxy phones
Galaxy S24
Galaxy S24+
Galaxy S24 Ultra
Galaxy S24 FE
Galaxy S23
Galaxy S23+
Galaxy S23 Ultra
Galaxy S23 FE
Galaxy S22
Galaxy S22+
Galaxy S22 Ultra
Galaxy S21
Galaxy S21+
Galaxy S21 Ultra
Galaxy Z Fold 6
Galaxy Z Flip 6
Galaxy Z Fold 5
Galaxy Z Flip 5
Galaxy Z Fold 4
Galaxy Z Flip 4
Galaxy Z Fold 3
Galaxy Z Flip 3
Galaxy tablets
Galaxy Tab S10+
Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra
Galaxy Tab S9
Galaxy Tab S9+
Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra
Galaxy Tab S9 FE
Galaxy Tab S9 FE+
Galaxy Tab S8
Galaxy Tab S8+
Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra
Keep in mind that the update doesn’t reach all carriers and unlocked models at the same time. It may take a few days — or even a few weeks — to arrive on your device. To manually check for the update, go to Settings > Software update and hit the Download and install option.
If you have a Galaxy device that’s not on the above list, you may have to wait a little longer to receive the update. Ensure that your Galaxy device is eligible for the One UI 7 upgrade, if you haven’t already (check the complete list here).
Major updates can sometimes cause issues like data loss or system bugs. Follow these five simple tips to make sure you’re upgrading safely:
1. Back up your data
This is the first and most important thing to do before hitting the install button, especially when it’s a major update. Backing up important data keeps you worry-free even in case of firmware failure. Although such incidents happen rarely, a possibility is always there.
You can use Samsung Cloud to backup without any storage limit. The only catch is that the backup is stored on Samsung’s servers for 30 days. Make sure to restore your data within that period.
2. Free up storage space
One UI 7 is a large update, with a download size of around 5GB or more. If your device doesn’t have enough space, the update might fail. Additionally, it can slow down your phone. It’s recommended that you keep at least 10GB free storage on your Samsung device.
Go to Settings > Device care > Storage to delete unnecessary files, unused apps, and large media files. You can reclaim more storage by removing some large files that are already backed up.
3. Install pending updates
Make sure all apps and system software are updated before installing One UI 7. Updated apps are more likely to be compatible with the new software.
You can update Samsung apps via the Galaxy Store and others through the Google Play Store. Also, go to Settings > Software update > Download and install to check for any pending system updates.
4. Charge your device to at least 30%
Major updates like One UI 7 consume more battery and take longer to install. Make sure your phone is charged to at least 30% to avoid interruptions. If the phone shuts down mid-installation, you could end up with corrupted files or unstable software.
5. Read community feedback
Even stable builds can have bugs. Before installing, it might be a good idea to visit the Samsung Community forums or related subreddits to see how others are experiencing the update on your specific model.
Lenovo Legion Y700 2024 is a compact yet powerful tablet designed for gamers and multimedia lovers. With its 8.8-inch display and flagship-level chipset, this device balances entertainment, performance, and portability. Running on Android 14 with Lenovo’s custom ZUI 16 interface, it delivers a smooth and modern user experience tailored for multitasking and gaming.
Huge Price Drop: Grab the Lenovo Legion Y700 2024 for Just $399
Now is the perfect time to grab the Lenovo Legion Y700 2024 at Geekwills, as the price has dropped significantly with the upcoming 2025 model on the horizon. Originally priced much higher, this powerful gaming tablet is now available at just $399, making it one of the best deals in its class.
Vivid Display for Immersive Viewing
The Legion Y700 2024 features an 8.8-inch IPS LCD screen with a high resolution of 2560 × 1600 pixels. With a fast 165Hz refresh rate and 100% DCI-P3 color gamut support, the visuals are not only smooth but also colorful and sharp. It supports Dolby Vision, DC dimming, and has a brightness of up to 500 nits, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. TÜV Rheinland certification ensures low blue light levels for eye comfort during long gaming or streaming sessions.
Flagship-Level Performance
Powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 octa-core processor, this tablet offers strong performance suitable for high-end gaming and productivity. You can choose between 12GB or 16GB of fast LPDDR5X RAM, and storage options include 256GB or 512GB of UFS 4.0, allowing for rapid app loading and smooth multitasking. The system is responsive, even under heavy load, thanks to efficient software and hardware integration.
Camera and Audio Enhancements
The Legion Y700 2024 includes a 13MP rear camera for quick shots and document scanning, while the 8MP front camera is ideal for video calls and face unlock. Dual X-axis linear motors and ultra-linear dual speakers with Dolby Atmos provide a rich audio and haptic experience, which is especially noticeable during gaming sessions.
Long Battery Life and Fast Charging
The device is powered by a 6550mAh battery that supports 45W fast charging. Lenovo claims up to 14.6 hours of video playback and around 9 hours of gaming, making it a solid performer for all-day use. It supports Quick Charge 3.0 and includes dual USB-C ports for more convenient charging and connectivity.
Reliable Connectivity and Useful Features
The tablet supports Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, and optional 5G for fast wireless connections. It also features a 3.5mm headphone jack, fingerprint scanner, and face unlock for added security. The dual USB-C ports support USB 3.2 Gen2 and DisplayPort output, making it more versatile for content creators and mobile workers.
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite 2, slated for a late September 2025 reveal, promises a leap over its predecessor with a 100 TOPS NPU, Oryon Gen 2 CPU cores, and a beefy Adreno 840 GPU, per a leak from Digital Chat Station. Set to power flagships like the Galaxy S26 Ultra or the Xiaomi 16, it’s gearing up for a big 2026.
The Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 is shaping up to be Qualcomm’s most potent mobile chipset yet, and a big upgrade over the already impressive Snapdragon 8 Elite, and is rumored to debut at the Snapdragon Summit in September 2025.
Leaker Digital Chat Station, known for reliable scoops, shared on Weibo that it’ll use TSMC’s cutting-edge N3P 3nm process and Oryon Gen 2 CPU cores—two prime and six performance cores—ditching efficiency cores like its predecessor.
As per a previous report, the prime cores will run at a clock speed of 4.4GHz, a slight upgrade over the 4.32GHz clock of the predecessor. Built on the Armv9 architecture with SME 1 and SVE2 support, it seems that the 8 Elite 2 will also be ready for advanced AI features.
The chipset’s Hexagon NPU hits a staggering 100 TOPS, which could be beneficial for features like AI-powered photo and video editing. Its Adreno 840 GPU, paired with a 33% larger 16MB L2 cache, boosts gaming and graphics by 30%, with display brightness tweaks also in tow. AnTuTu scores reportedly surpass 3.8 million, which is a hefty jump from the 8 Elite’s 2.7 – 3 million.
The 8 Elite 2’s efficiency and power could redefine Android flagships. Will it outshine Apple’s A19, or is the 100 TOPS NPU just hype? Expect more leaks as we inch closer to the official unveiling.
Lenovo’s Legion 9i is getting a refresh with what are likely the beefiest specs money can buy today. The 10th-generation model brings a Core Ultra 9 295HX CPU and up to 192GB of DDR5 memory. Add to that, you get an option to choose a 3D display model with eye-tracking and a lenticular lens support. Here’s everything you need to know about it.
Lenovo Legion 9i Specifications
The Legion 9i comes with an 18-inch screen that supports both 2D and 3D content. In 2D mode, the panel reaches up to 4K resolution (3840 x 2400) and supports refresh rates as high as 240Hz. There’s also a 1920 x 1080 2D mode that boosts the refresh rate up to 440Hz.
Switch over to 3D, and the resolution drops to 1920 x 1200, but with the benefit of naked-eye 3D thanks to integrated eye-tracking and a lens array system. No glasses are required.
Lenovo says it supports up to 30 3D games through its in-house software, and the visual hardware is being pitched directly to digital artists, visual designers, and gamers working in stereoscopic environments.
Internally, the Legion 9i maxes out with an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX CPU and NVIDIA’s latest RTX 5090 GPU. The laptop supports up to 192GB of RAM and as much as 8TB of SSD storage, which is split across four memory slots and four SSD bays. The base model ships with a standard 4K non-3D screen, but Lenovo is clearly pushing flexibility with its upgradable design.
You get plenty of connectivity options. There are two Thunderbolt 5 ports, four USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports (three Type-A, one Type-C), HDMI 2.1, full-size SD card reader, Ethernet, Wi-Fi 7, and Bluetooth 5.4. The 2D model includes a 5MP f/2 webcam, while the 3D version uses a faster f/1.6 lens. Both cameras come with a privacy switch.
Physically, the Legion 9i features a carbon fiber lid made from eight individual layers, which Lenovo claims makes it lighter and stronger than aluminum. The pattern of the carbon fiber varies slightly from unit to unit, which the company says gives each laptop a unique finish.
It’s gonna be expensive
With such beefier specs, It’s not surprising that it’s expensive hardware to get hands-on. Lenovo hasn’t announced the pricing yet. But considering the Gen 9 model costs over $4,500, we wouldn’t be surprised if the 3D screen version costs over $5,000.
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Xgimi has officially launched the Z6X Pro Tri-Color Laser Edition in China, a compact yet high-spec home projector that blends portability with top-tier features. It is now available for pre-order on JD.com at 2,699 yuan ($374). Sales are set to begin on May 15 at 8:00 PM (CST).
Xgimi Z6X Pro Specifications
The Z6X Pro features a tri-color laser light source that delivers 910 CVIA lumens (950 ISO), offering vibrant, true-to-life brightness. It comes with full HD 1080p resolution and supports a 1600:1 static contrast ratio for deeper blacks and more dynamic on-screen visuals. The projector also sports 110% BT.2020 ultra-wide color gamut support and HDR Vivid for enhanced color accuracy and depth.
It equips a HiSilicon true octa-core processor, similar to what powers Huawei’s smart displays, paired with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. This setup enables fast boot times, fluid UI navigation, and stable playback across demanding applications. The projector uses a Mali-G52 GPU and supports MEMC motion compensation, AI-enhanced image tuning, and scene-adaptive dynamic contrast to keep visuals smooth and sharp.
For audio, the Z6X Pro comes with 7W Harman Kardon stereo speakers tuned with HoonSound engine technology. The sound system supports Dolby Audio and is designed to deliver spacious, high-fidelity output that eliminates the need for external speakers in most environments.
It sports a folding book-style chassis that weighs only 1.28kg and measures 75mm thick, making it easy to move or reposition. The integrated 150° gimbal mount allows flexible manual tilt for projecting onto ceilings, walls, or angled surfaces. It also features automatic keystone correction and full-frame autofocus for quick setup.
The projector includes HDMI (with ARC), USB, and DC ports, along with dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.1. It runs GMUI 6.0 and supports voice commands, screen casting via AirPlay and DLNA, and built-in content streaming. Power consumption is rated at 65W, with fan noise kept below 28dB at a 1-meter distance.
This new model closely resembles the globally launched Elfin Flip but comes in a slightly bulkier frame with larger dimensions and significantly higher ISO lumens. It could potentially debut worldwide later this year as an upgraded version of the Elfin Flip.
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