Xiaomi has added yet another smart home essential to its growing Mijia lineup — this time, it’s a space-saving three-door refrigerator priced at just 899 yuan (around $125). The Mijia 215L Three-Door Refrigerator is now available on JD.com and brings a blend of minimalist design, smart efficiency, and compact form factor that’s clearly targeted at small households and apartment dwellers.
Xiaomi Mijia 215L Refrigerator Specifications
Despite its slim footprint — just 505mm wide and taking up about 0.28 square meters of floor space — this fridge squeezes in a surprisingly spacious 215-liter capacity. The layout is split across three temperature zones: a 128L fridge compartment, a 30L soft-freeze middle section, and a 57L freezer. That’s more than enough room for two people’s weekly groceries, without eating into kitchen real estate.
Where it gets interesting is the control and cooling tech. The Mijia fridge offers five levels of electronic temperature adjustment — from 2°C to 8°C — giving users finer control over how their food is stored. Xiaomi’s energy-efficient compressor keeps the operation nearly silent, topping out at just 37dB, well below the national standard.
On the outside, the design is what you’d expect from Xiaomi — clean lines, subtle details. The one-piece molded body and seamless door panel help it blend in with modern interiors, while the hidden handles and top-mounted LED lighting add a touch of functionality without any visual clutter. The door opens a full 90 degrees, making it easier to load and clean, and the removable door seal is another nod to hygienic convenience.
Power consumption is modest too — about 0.66 kWh per day — earning it a Level 3 energy efficiency rating in China. That’s not cutting-edge, but definitely respectable for the price. It’s a fridge that quietly does the job without asking for much in return.
In related news, Xiaomi also recently launched the Mijia Refrigerator Pro 508L, a smart four-door fridge with dual cooling, -30°C deep freeze, and HyperOS support.
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Krafton, the studio behind BGMI (Battlegrounds Mobile India) and PUBG Mobile, is facing legal action in India. The company has had a rocky relationship with the Indian government, and now, it is facing an FIR over user privacy concerns.
FIR filed against Krafton
Krafton Inc: The creators of PUBG Mobile/BGMI
The FIR against Krafton was filed by Santosh Torane, marking a legal dispute over digital privacy in India. TalkEsport managed to get the legal document related to the case which accuses Krafton India and four of its executives of violating an online service agreement. This agreement includes strict confidentiality clauses that allowed Torane to use Krafton’s game services. However, the FIR states that Krafton has violated these terms by disclosing his personal information and monetizing it.
Simply put, Krafton is basically facing action for illegally selling user information. The complainant alleges that confidential data was leaked and shared with external parties. This data was reportedly sold for a around 2,000 INR per subscriber. So Krafton was charged with criminal conspiracy (IPC 120-B), cheating (IPC 420), and violations under Sections 72, 72A, and 85 of the Information Technology Act, 2000. The court has now ordered the police to start investigation against these claims.
In response, Krafton India has filed two writ petitions in the Bombay High Court, which challenges the FIR and seeks to put a stop to this investigation. The studio is fighting for relief against these allegations and is contesting the legal proceedings. TalkEsport had reached out to Krafton officials and their PR for an official statement, but haven’t received any word from them so far.
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Motorola is known for its flip foldable and mid range smartphones. But the company might soon be planning on releasing its first ever laptop model in the Indian market. The Motorola laptop was officially teased, so here’s what we know.
Everything we know about Motorola’s first laptop
The Lenovo owned brand has just teased the new Motorola laptop on Flipkart, which is a popular e-retailer in India and confirms its availability on the platform. Unfortunately, this teaser doesn’t share any details like its specs, pricing, design, or other details. However, this quiet teaser was shared with the Motorola logo along with the words “A Bold New World Of Laptops. Unveiling Soon.”
In other words, we can expect the smartphone maker to reveal more details in upcoming teasers. Since the brand is known for its affordable smartphones, the laptop could target the entry level segment as well. Entering the PC segment, Motorola will compete with the likes of ASUS, Acer, Dell, and others, which are well established brands. But apart from the Flipkart availability and a small teaser image, there is no information regarding this laptop.
In related news, the Motorola Razr 60 and Razr 60 Ultra had their complete design and color options revealed via renders. The Edge 60 and Edge 60 Pro also had their design, specs, and other finer details revealed via a TENAA listing. So Motorola is working on next gen mid range and flip phones as well as a new laptop.
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Hisense has announced the 2025 A7Q QLED Smart TV for Europe. It’s a budget 4K LCD TV available in 50, 55, 65, and 75 inches. Prices start at €569. It will launch in Spain on June 30 through Amazon. U.S. availability is not confirmed.
Hisense A7Q QLED TV features
The A7Q uses a VA panel with Direct LED backlighting. It has a 3,800:1 contrast ratio and 400 nits peak brightness. It supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Filmmaker Mode. Quantum dot technology improves color. A built-in 4K AI upscaling improves lower-resolution content, and an ambient light sensor adjusts screen brightness based on room lighting.
The TV runs at 60Hz and includes a Game Mode with VRR and ALLM. A Game Bar gives quick access to settings. AI motion smoothing reduces blur during fast scenes. It runs on Vidaa OS U9. It supports streaming apps and voice control through Alexa, Vidaa Voice, and Apple Home. AirPlay 2 is included for iOS device casting. It has built-in 2.0-channel speakers tuned by Devialet with Dolby Atmos support.
The TVs come with three HDMI 2.0 ports, two USB 2.0 ports, a LAN port, a 3.5mm AV input, an optical audio output, a headphone jack, a CI+ slot, a satellite input, and an RF antenna input. For wireless connectivity, they support Bluetooth 5.0 and Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac).
Pricing and Availability
50″ – €569
55″ – €629
65″ – €829
75″ – €1,169
Preorders are open on Hisense’s Amazon Spain store. A US release has not been confirmed.
Oppo is gearing up to unveil the new Reno 14 series of smartphones in China soon. There have already been reports regarding the Reno 14 and Reno 14 Pro, and now, a fresh leak from a known tipster has revealed key details regarding their display, battery, and design. So let’s check it out.
Oppo Reno 14 Pro, Reno 14 Leak: What do they offer?
The latest information arrives from Digital Chat Station who shared the details on Weibo (a Chinese microblogging website). Looking at the online post, the tipster claims that the Reno 14 series will be powered by massive battery packs that are over 6,000mAh capacities. The base Reno 14 may sport a 6.59-inch LTPS OLED display with a 1.5K resolution, while the higher end Reno 14 Pro could feature a taller 6.83-inch LTPS OLED screen with a 1.5K resolution.
Oppo Reno 14 Pro
DCS states that the display will have rounded corners with narrow bezels. Even the camera system is getting an upgrade over its predecessors to offer an “iPhone-like” experience. The rumor also claims that the Reno 14 series will launch with a thin and light design and offer top notch water and dust resistance thanks to the IP68 + IP69 rating. Oppo’s Reno 14 Pro recently had its renders leaked that showcased a redesigned camera module on the rear.
In a previous leak, the Digital Chat Station shared some design elements and camera details as well. Oppo might be introducing a periscope telephoto camera on the Reno 14 Pro. Based on what we know so far, the Reno 14 Pro may pack a MediaTek Dimensity 8350 SoC, a 120Hz refresh rate display on the front, a 50MP triple cameras on the rear, 80W wired fast charging, and 50W wireless fast charging.
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Samsung, as promised, began rolling out the One UI 7 update to Galaxy devices on April 7. The Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold 6, Galaxy Z Flip 6, and Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition got the treat yesterday. However, many countries will have to wait a little more to get the Android 15-based update.
The brand has already announced which countries will get the One UI 7 update and when. According to the plan, most countries will start receiving the update on April 7. Sadly, only users in Korea received the update on that day, but other promised regions should also start receiving it anytime now. Some regions will receive the update from April 10, and a few will get it from April 14.
Review the list below to know if your country is included in the first wave.
Samsung will initially bring One UI 7 update to these countries
The company has promised to rollout One UI 7 update in these regions from April 7:
Korea
India
Japan
Thailand
Indonesia
Philippines
Taiwan
Vietnam
Algeria
Morocco
Tunisia
Egypt
South Africa
Austria
France
Italy
Kazakhstan
Spain
Romania
Switzerland
Turkey
U.K.
Germany
Poland
Russia
Ukraine
Argentina
Chile
Costa Rica
Ecuador
Guatemala
Mexico
Panama
Peru
Uruguay
Brazil
Colombia
Dominican Republic
El Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Paraguay
Puerto Rico
Venezuela
Iraq
Kuwait
UAE
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
If you live in any of these regions, the One UI 7 rollout may have begun already, or it might go live anytime now. Other countries will start receiving the update later in April.
Samsung has announced that the update will initially roll out to the Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold 6, and Galaxy Z Flip 6, which are already live in Korea (with more countries to follow soon). In the following weeks, the update will expand to more devices, including the Galaxy S24 FE, Galaxy S23 series, Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Tab S10 series, and Galaxy Tab S9 series. You can have a look at the detailed One UI 7 rollout plan here.
Asus has expanded its AI PC lineup in India with the launch of two new laptops—the Zenbook S16 and the Vivobook 16. Both devices are powered by AMD’s latest Ryzen AI 7 350 processor and are designed to deliver AI-enhanced productivity and next-generation Copilot+ PC features. Let’s walk through the details here.
Asus Zenbook S16
The Zenbook S16 (UM5606KA) is the premium offering of the two. It features a 16-inch 3K OLED touchscreen with a 16:10 aspect ratio, a 120Hz refresh rate, 100% DCI-P3 gamut, and Dolby Vision support with 500 nits of HDR brightness. Despite its large screen, the laptop maintains a slim 1.1cm profile and a lightweight 1.5kg chassis, made out of CNC-machined C-part and a Ceraluminum lid.
Inside, the device runs on AMD’s Ryzen AI 7 350 processor with 8 cores and 16 threads, paired with a 50 TOPS-capable XDNA 2 NPU for AI-accelerated tasks. The Ryzen 7 350 is baked with AMD Radeon 860M iGPU while the memory option includes 24GB of LPDDR5X RAM and a 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD.
The S16 has two USB4 Type-C ports, one HDMI 2.1 port, a USB 3.2 Type-A port, an SD card reader, and a 3.5mm audio jack for connectivity. Fueling the device is a 78Wh battery with support for fast Type-C charging.
Other features of the laptop include Dolby Atmos-enabled six-speaker audio, and IR facial recognition with Microsoft Pluton hardware security. As an AI-first laptop, it also has a dedicated Copilot key below which sits a large ErgoSense touchpad.
Vivobook 16
The Vivobook 16 (M1607KA) is a more affordable variant, but it brings the same Ryzen AI 7 350 processor and support for Copilot+ features. This is paired with 16GB of DDR5 RAM and a 512GB PCIe 4.0 SSD.
The affordability shows up in the rest of the hardware. You get a 16-inch IPS display with a 1920 x 1200 resolution, a 16:10 aspect ratio, 300 nits of peak brightness, and an anti-glare coating. It’s not as flashy as the OLED on the Zenbook, but it gets the basics right.
The chassis is designed for military-grade durability, and the device weighs 1.88 kg while measuring 1.79 cm thick. An added advantage here is that the hinge opens flat to 180 degrees, giving you a bit more flexibility in how you use it.
Asus hasn’t skimped on ports, either. There are two USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports, two USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C ports (with Power Delivery and display output support), an HDMI 2.1 port, and a 3.5mm headphone jack.
For audio, it features a stereo speaker setup with Dirac sound and SonicMaster tuning. All of this is powered by a 42Wh battery with 65W fast charging support.
Price and Availability
The ASUS Zenbook S16 is priced at ₹1,49,990 in India, while the Vivobook 16 is available for ₹75,990. Both laptops are available for purchase via Asus Exclusive Stores, Amazon, Flipkart, and select offline retailers.
From May 2025, your next smartphone from China could cost 10–54% more, all thanks to a new wave of U.S. tariffs and taxes targeting imported tech. If you’ve been eyeing a high-performance smartphone from brands like Xiaomi, OnePlus, OPPO, or Realme, the clock is ticking fast.
Under the Trump administration’s new trade enforcement measures, a second 10% tariff on Chinese goods will take effect, stacking on top of the initial 10% rate introduced back in February. That means a total of 20% tariffs on all Chinese electronics, including smartphones, tablets, and wearables.
A $1200 device today could quickly shoot up by $1540 or more in added fees once the new rate kicks in.
But that’s not all. The real price crunch comes on May 2, when the T86 customs clearance policy ends. This policy currently allows quick, tax-free shipping for orders under $800. When it expires, buyers could face a 34% import tax on top of tariffs, customs fees, and shipping delays. That’s a potential 54% total tax, making even mid-range phones more expensive overnight.
While the temporary reinstatement of the $800 De Minimis exemption (as of February 8) gives buyers a short window of relief, it’s just that, short. Customs is already preparing a stricter system to process and tax low-value shipments, and the grace period won’t last much longer.
So here’s the deal: Buy now, while stock lasts and duty-free rules are still in effect. Retailers like Giztop have many of these phones in warehouses, ready to ship, meaning you can lock in current prices and avoid the upcoming tax increase.
We’ve curated the list of top smartphones you can still grab at pre-tariff prices, perfect picks to lock in now before costs climb and inventories tighten.
1. Xiaomi 15 Ultra
Xiaomi 15 Ultra is a flagship for those who won’t settle for anything less than excellence. Whether you’re a mobile photographer, a content creator constantly on the move, or a power user who pushes every device to its limits, this phone is built for you. With a Leica-engineered quad-camera system, a razor-sharp 2K AMOLED display, and the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, it delivers pro-level tools and peak performance in a sleek, pocketable design.
Why It’s Great: Xiaomi went all-in with the 200MP Leica Quad Camera featuring a massive 1-inch sensor for studio-grade shots. The Snapdragon 8 Elite chip ensures seamless speed and multitasking, while the 6.73” 2K AMOLED 120Hz display offers vivid colors and buttery-smooth visuals. It’s a no-compromise device from top to bottom.
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Price: At $899, it’s an incredible value — especially now. With new tariffs looming after May 2, this is your last chance to score it at this price before import costs drive it up.
Huawei Pura 70 X is a futuristic foldable designed for professionals, power users, and anyone who values both form and function. With its new-generation design, book-style OLED display, and powerful Kirin 9020 processor, it delivers a seamless experience for multitasking, content consumption, and creativity on the go. Whether you’re managing work, editing on a large screen, or just enjoying the novelty of a premium foldable, this device brings top-tier performance and unique design together.
Why It’s Great: Stunning foldable OLED display, Kirin 9020 5nm processor, and a 50MP UltraVision camera system with up to 100x zoom.
Price: $1,699 — Grab it before the tariffs hit! Foldables won’t stay this affordable once the new import taxes land.
OPPO Find N5 is a sleek, next-gen foldable built for multitaskers, tech enthusiasts, and anyone craving the cutting edge of mobile design. Its expansive 8.12-inch AMOLED foldable screen turns productivity and media into a tablet-like experience—without the bulk. Combined with the powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and a pro-grade triple 50MP camera system, the Find N5 delivers the full flagship package in a foldable format that’s compact when closed and immersive when open.
Why It’s Great: Gorgeous 8.12” foldable AMOLED display, Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, and triple 50MP camera system with 3x optical zoom.
Price: $1,599 — Pre-tariff bargain! Foldables will surge in price soon, this deal won’t last once new taxes kick in.
OnePlus 13 delivers flagship-level performance and features at a price that undercuts most of its competition. Designed for power users, mobile photographers, and those who push their phone to the limit daily, it boasts a massive 6000mAh battery with ultra-fast 100W charging, the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, and a versatile triple 50MP camera system with Sony optics and periscope zoom. Whether you’re editing photos, gaming, or juggling apps, this device is built to keep up.
Why It’s Great: Massive 6000mAh battery with 100W SuperVOOC charging, Snapdragon 8 Elite, and a triple 50MP camera setup with periscope zoom and Sony optics.
Price: $649 now or $849+ after May. Import tax and tariff changes are coming, buy now.
Nubia Z70 Ultra is built for bold users who demand raw power, premium visuals, and next-level photography without breaking the bank. Ideal for hardcore gamers, mobile photographers craving DSLR-like clarity, and anyone who wants a no-compromise flagship experience at a more grounded price. Its 144Hz BOE OLED display keeps visuals ultra-smooth, while the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip powers through demanding tasks. Add to that a 50+50+64MP pro-grade camera system, and you’ve got a powerhouse that punches way above its price point.
Why It’s Great: 144Hz BOE OLED display, Snapdragon 8 Elite, and a professional-grade 50+50+64MP camera setup that excels in both speed and clarity.
Price: Just $729 — flagship specs at a mid-range price! Grab it before the global markup lands.
OPPO Find X8 Pro is a true luxury flagship made for photography perfectionists, creative professionals, and style-conscious users who want elegance backed by beastly power. Whether you’re shooting with Hasselblad-enhanced cameras or multitasking across demanding apps, this phone delivers top-tier results. Its 2K LTPO AMOLED display offers silky-smooth visuals, while the Dimensity 9400 chip and long-lasting battery make sure you’re never left waiting. If you’re a visual-first user who refuses to compromise, this is your next daily driver.
Why It’s Great: Stunning 2K LTPO AMOLED display, MediaTek Dimensity 9400 processor, and a Hasselblad-tuned quad 50MP camera system for studio-quality photography and zoom versatility.
Price: Just $799 — a flagship beast with quad zoom for under a grand.
Vivo X200 Pro is tailor-made for photography fanatics, mobile gamers, and speed-driven users who demand flagship power with a cinematic visual experience. Its 200MP main camera pushes the limits of smartphone photography, delivering DSLR-like clarity right from your pocket. The MediaTek Dimensity 9400 chip ensures buttery-smooth performance, while the massive 6000mAh battery and 120Hz AMOLED display keep you productive and entertained all day. If you live fast, shoot sharp, and game hard, the X200 Pro keeps up with your lifestyle.
Why It’s Great: Monster 200MP camera, ultra-fast Dimensity 9400, and a 6000mAh battery that goes all day. Built for power, precision, and premium content creation.
Price: Yours for just $749 — 200MP of pocket-sized power, no DSLR needed.
iQOO 13 is purpose-built for mobile gamers, high-performance users, and minimalists who demand speed and stamina without extra fluff. With a blazing 144Hz LTPO display, the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, and a dedicated Q2 gaming chip, it delivers pro-tier fluidity and frame-rate stability in even the most demanding games. Pair that with ultra-fast 120W charging and a massive 6150mAh battery, and you’ve got a device that won’t slow down — no matter how hard you push it.
Why It’s Great: Blazing-fast 144Hz gaming screen, Snapdragon 8 Elite + Q2 gaming chip combo, and 120W fast charging — this one’s built to win.
Redmi Note 14 Pro Plus is a budget-friendly powerhouse built for students, casual users, and travelers who need reliability without compromise. With its vivid 3K-nit OLED display, huge 6200mAh battery, and efficient Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 AI chip, it handles daily tasks, video streaming, and even light gaming with ease. From Dolby Vision visuals to optical image stabilization in its 50MP camera setup, it delivers premium touches at an entry-level price.
Why It’s Great: 3K-nit OLED display, 6200mAh battery, Snapdragon AI chip — all under $300.
Price: Just $299 — flagship-style features at budget pricing.
Realme GT 7 Pro is crafted for gamers, screen lovers, and performance enthusiasts who demand top-tier specs without top-tier prices. Featuring a stunning 6.78″ AMOLED display with 6000 nits of peak brightness, powered by the beastly Snapdragon 8 Elite chip and cooled by aerospace-grade thermal tech, it’s a performance-first flagship. With a massive 6500mAh battery and 120W SuperVOOC charging, you can game, stream, and multitask for hours without slowdowns or heat. This phone doesn’t just perform, it lasts.
OnePlus Ace 5 Pro is built for multitaskers, gamers, and media junkies who want ultra-smooth performance, a stunning curved display, and next-gen charging speed—all without the typical flagship cost. With a powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, up to 1TB of storage, and a silky 6.78-inch 1.5K OLED screen, it balances speed and beauty effortlessly. The HyperBoost game stabilization engine keeps gaming sessions smooth, while a massive 6100mAh battery with 100W SuperVOOC charging makes power anxiety a thing of the past.
Sony has launched the LinkBuds Fit WF-LS910N true wireless earbuds in India for ₹18,990 (~$221). The earbuds are lightweight at 4.9 grams each and come in Black, White, and Green. A free Sony SRS-XB100 Bluetooth speaker is available as a limited-time offer. They are available on Amazon.in and other retailers.
Sony LinkBuds Fit WF-LS910N features
The earbuds are designed for all-day comfort with soft Air Fitting Supporters and shallow silicone tips. The shape is based on long-term ear shape data. The charging case and earbuds use recycled plastic, and the packaging is plastic-free. The White and Green cases have a marbled pattern.
The earbuds use 8.4mm Dynamic Driver X units. They support LDAC for high-resolution wireless audio and also work with SBC, AAC, and LC3 codecs. DSEE Extreme improves compressed music using AI. For calls, beamforming microphones and AI-based noise reduction isolate voice and reduce background noise.
Sony’s V2 processor powers real-time Adaptive Noise Cancelling. Ambient Sound Mode and Adaptive Sound Control adjust audio settings based on your activity and location. The earbuds are IPX4-rated for sweat and water resistance.
Spatial sound and head tracking work in supported games like Ingress. The earbuds also support 360 Reality Audio and Dolby Atmos through the Sony Headphones Connect app. The app analyzes your ear shape to adjust the sound. Bluetooth 5.3 ensures low latency, stable connection, and supports LE Audio (Beta).
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The LinkBuds Fit can connect to two devices at once. They support Google Assistant and Alexa. Controls include tap, wide area tap, Quick Access, Auto Play, head gestures, and Speak-to-Chat. Controls are customizable in the app.
Battery life is up to 5.5 hours with ANC (8 hours without). The case adds up to 21 hours in total. A 5-minute USB-C charge gives 1 hour of playback. The case weighs 41g.
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JBL has launched the Tune Series 2 in India with three models: Tune Buds 2, Tune Beam 2, and Tune Flex 2. All models support Bluetooth 5.3 with LE Audio, Adaptive Noise Cancelling, Spatial Sound, Multi-Point Connection, and Google Fast Pair. Each comes with six microphones for clear calls, IP54 water and dust resistance, and up to 48 hours of total battery life.
Tune Flex 2
Tune Flex 2 has 12mm drivers, JBL Pure Bass Sound, Adaptive Noise Cancelling with Smart Ambient, and supports both open and sealed ear tips. It offers 8 hours of playback with ANC on (12 hours with ANC off), plus 36 more hours from the charging case. Each earbud weighs 4.4g, and the case weighs 32.9–35.2g.
Tune Buds 2
Tune Buds 2 has 10mm drivers and an ergonomic bud-style fit. Battery life is 10 hours with ANC on, 12 without, and the 630mAh case gives up to 48 total hours. Each earbud weighs 5.5g, and the case weighs 40.6g.
Tune Beam 2
Tune Beam 2 also uses 10mm drivers and has a closed-stick design. It gives 10 hours of playback with ANC on, 12 without, and 48 hours total with a 590mAh case. Each earbud weighs 5.2g, and the case weighs 42g.
All models include TalkThru, Smart Ambient, VoiceAware, and customizable controls via the JBL Headphones app with Personi-Fi 3.0. They support a 20Hz–20kHz frequency range, -38dB mic sensitivity, and take about 2 hours to fully charge. Talk time ranges from 4.5 hours (ANC on) to 6 hours (ANC off).
Pricing & availability
The Tune Series 2 will be available starting April 17, 2025, on JBL’s website and in major retail stores. Prices are ₹9,499 for Tune Buds 2, ₹11,999 for Tune Beam 2, and ₹10,499 for Tune Flex 2. All models come in Black, Blue, and White.
Nothing’s sub-brand CMF has announced that its next launch event will take place on April 28, as confirmed through official social media channels. The event will showcase the CMF Phone 2 Pro, which marks the next chapter in CMF’s smartphone line-up, along with a new set of true wireless earbuds. Teasers have hinted at a refined design and improved camera hardware, but the company has yet to reveal full details.
CMF Phone 2 Pro: What to expect?
CMF Phone 2 Pro launch date
The introduction of the CMF Phone 2 Pro comes as a bit of a surprise, given that the company did not launch a Pro model last year. The CMF Phone 1, introduced in July 2024, was the only CMF-branded smartphone so far. This move to introduce a “Pro” version could suggest that a regular CMF Phone 2 might also be in the pipeline for a later date.
Early leaks point to some impressive upgrades. The CMF Phone 2 Pro is likely to feature a 6.77-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 chipset. The phone is expected to ship with Nothing OS 3.1 based on Android 15 and carry an IP64 rating. The battery capacity could be 5,000mAh with support for 50W fast charging.
Alleged CMF Phone 2 Pro’s leaked image
Camera-wise, the device is rumored to feature a triple rear camera setup with a 50-megapixel primary sensor, an 8-megapixel ultrawide lens, and a 2-megapixel depth sensor. Shown above is a leaked render of the phone that is doing the rounds on social platforms.
Other devices set to launch alongside
Along with the smartphone, CMF will also unveil three new audio products — CMF Buds 2, CMF Buds 2a, and CMF Buds 2 Plus. These will expand the brand’s existing TWS portfolio, which already includes the CMF Buds Pro 2.
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Rogbid has officially announced its new flagship health-focused smartwatch, the Rowatch 10, for 2025. It aims to deliver an enhanced wellness experience by combining robust design and advanced health monitoring. Here’s a look at the specifications, features, and price of the Rowatch 10.
Rogbid Rowatch 10 specifications and features
Rogbid Rowatch 10
The Rowatch 10 features a circular 1.56-inch AMOLED screen that supports an HD resolution. It has a sturdy full-metal body that houses two physical buttons—a rotating crown for easy navigation and a dedicated ECG sensor button. Equipped with both a speaker and a microphone, it enables seamless Bluetooth calling.
Being a health-focused smartwatch, the Rowatch 10 features an advanced ECG sensor, which claims up to 95 percent accuracy in detecting heart irregularities. Rogbid also introduces an Intelligent Physical Examination feature, using multiple sensors to evaluate key health parameters such as blood pressure, blood oxygen, stress, blood sugar, temperature, and HRV. The smartwatch also supports comprehensive sleep tracking, MET calculations, and body composition monitoring.
Rogbid Rowatch 10 key features
Built for fitness enthusiasts, the Rowatch 10 includes multiple sports modes and delivers real-time performance data for activities like cycling, yoga, and running. It packs a 500mAh battery that offers up to 30 days of standby time, while its IP68 rating provides solid protection against sweat, rain, and water exposure.
Rogbid Rowatch 10 price and availability
The Rowatch 10 comes in a sleek black finish and includes three strap types—silicone (in red, blue, and black), brown leather, and stainless steel. It is available now via the official store for $59.99.
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Vivo’s Product Vice President, Huang Tao, has revealed key details about the upcoming Vivo X200 Ultra through a detailed post on Weibo today. Following the strong reception of the Vivo X200 Pro — now reportedly the best-selling Pro model in X-series history — Vivo is shifting its attention to the “Ultra” segment. Huang describes the X200 Ultra as a “pocket smart camera that can make calls.” He also shared images showcasing the device’s color options.
Designed like a pocket-sized pro camera
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The Vivo X200 Ultra, internally referred to as the “V-camera,” is being positioned as more than just a flagship phone. According to the executive, its appearance and internal components are heavily inspired by the layout and optics of high-end cameras.
The design includes a massive round camera module and houses three Zeiss prime lenses — an upgraded 85mm APO telephoto lens, a 14mm ultra-wide with the industry’s largest sensor for its category, and a classic 35mm humanistic lens for documentary-style shots. All lenses feature Zeiss T* coating and OIS across the range.
Video features include full-focus 4K at 60fps with 10-bit Log and cinematic 4K at 120fps. There’s also a new physical camera control key and a customizable zoom flash system for DSLR-like portrait photography. A fourth camera sensor is also teased but not yet revealed.
Apart from packing stellar cameras, the X200 Ultra will feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, a 2K Zeiss Master Colour display with circular polarizer eye protection, ultrasonic fingerprint scanning that works even with wet fingers, and a large battery with wireless flash charging. Vivo says this phone will go beyond being just a “concert camera” and will dominate large-scale moments like sports and nature. As can be seen above, the X200 Ultra will be available in red, silver, and black.
For those unfamiliar, the X200 Ultra is set to launch with a slew of other devices on April 21 in China. There’s no clarity about its global launch yet.
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Spring Break 2025 is calling, and let’s be real — your speaker might just be the MVP of the entire trip. Whether you’re beach-bound, poolside chilling, or packing the car for a weekend road trip, one thing’s certain: you need a speaker that won’t let you down when the beat drops. And when it comes to portable, party-proof audio, JBL continues to dominate the scene.
But with JBL’s lineup stretching from palm-sized tube speakers to full-on club-in-a-box setups, picking the right one isn’t as simple as “the louder, the better.” So we spent time combing through the latest models, examining their specs, and figuring out what actually matters during the most music-heavy week of the year.
Here’s our breakdown of the best JBL speakers for Spring Break 2025 — and why one of them is the perfect match for your vibe.
Let’s just get this out of the way: the Boombox 3 is the speaker for Spring Break. It’s not the smallest. Or the lightest. But if your goal is to show up and own the party, this is the one to beat. It’s basically a Bluetooth tank with woofers. It hits hard, sounds clean at full blast, and shrugs off water, sand, and bad vibes like it’s nothing.
You get a whopping 24 hours of battery life, a rugged IP67 build that can literally float in your pool, and an actual handle because, well, it’s big. And you’ll want to show it off. Inside, JBL’s three-way speaker system delivers deep, thunderous bass alongside crisp mids and highs. There’s no distortion at volume. Just pure, unrelenting sound that can fill a backyard — or battle the roar of the ocean on a crowded beach.
The Boombox 3 also supports JBL PartyBoost, so you can link it with other JBL speakers if you want to scale your sound. And yes, it has a 3.5mm aux-in for old-school plug-and-play. No gimmicks, just great sound that holds up anywhere.
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2. JBL Xtreme 4
If you want most of the power but in a more shoulder-friendly form, the Xtreme 4 is the sweet spot. It weighs about half as much as the Boombox 3 and comes with a strap — a smart touch if you’re constantly on the move. It gets plenty loud, and thanks to dual woofers and JBL’s new AI Sound Boost, it can fill outdoor spaces better than most portables in its class.
It also lasts 24 hours on a charge and includes a power bank feature to keep your phone alive between beach selfies. You won’t get the same subwoofer-level bass of the Boombox 3, but for many, this is the smarter packable option.
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3. JBL Charge 6
This one’s for the minimalist who still wants solid sound. The new Charge 6 hits the trifecta: great sound, ultra-durable IP68 rating, and a ridiculous 28-hour battery. It’s about the size of a tall water bottle, so it easily fits in your bag — and it doubles as a power bank via USB-C.
This year’s Charge adds a detachable strap, deeper bass thanks to redesigned radiators, and better drop protection. You won’t blast a whole crowd, but for smaller gatherings or on-the-go use, it’s nearly perfect.
The Flip 7 is the speaker you bring everywhere just in case the vibe needs saving. It’s lightweight, tough (IP68 again), and lasts 16 hours — more than enough for a hike or a beachside hang. The bass won’t blow anyone away, but the clarity and loudness are surprisingly solid for its size.
If you’re traveling light and just want a speaker that won’t get wrecked by the pool, this is your move.
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5. JBL PartyBox 110
Want built-in lights, mic inputs, and literal 160W output? The PartyBox 110 is your mobile DJ setup. It’s huge, splashproof (not waterproof), and pushes big-room energy into any space — backyard, balcony, or bonfire. It’s not hiking material (it weighs over 20 pounds), but if you’re driving to your destination and want that full-party atmosphere, it’s unbeatable.
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6. Final Verdict
If you want the one JBL speaker that does it all — rugged, loud, long-lasting, portable enough — the JBL Boombox 3 is your Spring Break MVP. It’s the kind of speaker that makes people ask, “Whoa, where’d you get that?”
But if size or price is a factor, the Xtreme 4 and Charge 6 are killer alternatives that won’t leave you wishing you’d brought something bigger.
The Snapdragon 8 Eliteand the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 share a name lineage but aim at very different slices of the mobile market. On paper, the 8 Elite is a showstopper. It’s Qualcomm’s most advanced SoC that’s pulling out all the stops with raw performance, AI smarts, and multimedia power.
The 8s Gen 4, meanwhile, is a leaner, more affordable chip that borrows elements from its more powerful sibling while making a few strategic trade-offs.
If you’re trying to decide whether the 8s Gen 4 will be “good enough” or whether you need to stick with the full-fat 8 Elite, it helps to look at how these two chipsets compare beyond just the marketing headlines.
At the heart of this comparison is custom silicon—and that’s where the 8 Elite pulls away. Qualcomm’s decision to go with its own Oryon CPU cores in the 8 Elite is a big move. These aren’t just tweaks to off-the-shelf ARM designs; they’re purpose-built, high-frequency (up to 4.47 GHz) powerhouses that deliver up to 45% more CPU performance and 44% better efficiency than the previous generation.
The 8s Gen 4, on the other hand, uses the familiar Kryo cores, which are essentially optimized ARM cores. It has a Cortex-X4 prime core clocked at 3.2GHz along with seven Cortex-A720 cores—three running at 3.0GHz, two at 2.80GHz, and two at 2.02GHz.
Qualcomm claims that this setup delivers 31% better performance than its predecessor while using 39% less power. But it shouldn’t come as a surprise that it’s not in the same league as the 8 Elite.
2. AI and On-Device Intelligence
Both chips are built with AI in mind, but again, there’s a divide in scale. The Snapdragon 8 Elite uses a Hexagon NPU with improved performance per watt and support for a wider range of operations (INT4 to FP16). It also includes on-device personalization, multimodal AI processing, and the Sensing Hub for better context-aware features.
The 8s Gen 4 also has a Hexagon NPU, and it’s no slouch. It gets a 2x memory boost, which helps with memory bandwidth and efficiency. But it’s missing some of the more advanced AI processing features found in the Elite, including higher-precision data support and some of the more advanced Gen AI integrations for things like on-device assistants or real-time personalization.
3. Graphics and Gaming
The 8 Elite is built for high-end mobile gaming. Its Adreno GPU claims up to 40% improved performance and 40% better power efficiency, thanks to a revised “sliced architecture” that balances heat and battery drain.
It supports real-time hardware-accelerated ray tracing, Snapdragon Game Super Resolution 2.0, and Adreno Frame Motion Engine 2.0, which doubles frame rates with minimal power impact. You also get support for Unreal Engine 5.3 with Nanite which allows developers to push console-quality visuals onto a handheld.
The 8s Gen 4 supports many of these same features including ray tracing, Game Super Resolution, and Adaptive Performance Engine. But it doesn’t get the full Unreal 5.3 support or Frame Motion Engine.
The GPU in the 8s Gen 4 also has the same sliced architecture as the 8 Elite. It’s just that the former has two slices versus the Elite chip’s three which makes the difference in performance.
4. Connectivity
The 8 Elite features Qualcomm’s top-tier Snapdragon X80 modem with peak download speeds of 10Gbps and support for 6x carrier aggregation, dual SIM, and even UWB and Wi-Fi 7 via FastConnect 7900. It’s also backed by Qualcomm’s 5G AI Suite Gen 3 which dynamically adjusts connection parameters to save power and reduce latency.
The 8s Gen 4 makes do with a lower-tier Snapdragon 5G Modem-RF System. Its peak download speed caps at 4.2 Gbps, and has a more limited 4×4 MIMO setup. Still, it includes Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 6.0 via Qualcomm FastConnect, along with support for Snapdragon Seamless for cross-device connectivity.
5. Imaging and Multimedia
Both chips use Qualcomm’s Spectra AI ISP, but the 8 Elite leans harder into real-time AI features. It supports real-time semantic segmentation, AI-based relighting, and ultra-low-light video.
The silicon is also compliant with Truepic’s C2PA standard. It is a way to verify the source and history (provenance) of digital content like images, videos, and audio.
The 8s Gen 4 offers a lighter version of these tools—Night Vision 2.0, up to 250 segmentation layers, and similar HDR support—but lacks some of the Elite’s real-time visual processing capabilities. You still get 8K video and impressive low-light results, but professional-grade creators will get more headroom with the Elite.
6. Display, Audio, and Charging
The 8 Elite supports QHD+ displays at 240Hz, 8K external displays, and HDR10+, Dolby Vision, and HDR Vivid formats. It also includes Snapdragon Sound, aptX Lossless, and Quick Charge 5 for fast charging.
The 8s Gen 4 covers most of these areas including Snapdragon Sound, HDR video formats, Wi-Fi audio (XPAN), and Quick Charge 5 support, but it lacks support for external 8K displays.
7. Final Thoughts
At the end of the day, the Snapdragon 8 Elite is a no-compromise SoC built for devices that aim to be the best at everything. Whether it’s gaming, camera, connectivity, or AI features.
The 8s Gen 4, meanwhile, takes many of those premium experiences and trims the fat. It’ll power more affordable high-end devices (think $500–$800 phones) while keeping gaming, AI, and camera capabilities competitive enough for most users.
In short, the 8 Elite is the chip you get when you want everything. The 8s Gen 4 is the one you get when you want just enough. Which one makes more sense? That depends entirely on your priorities, and how much you’re willing to pay for them.
8. Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite vs 8s Gen 4
Spec
Snapdragon 8 Elite
Snapdragon 8s Gen 4
Architecture
3nm
4nm
CPU Core Configuration
– Custom Oryon CPU @ up to 4.47GHz – 64-bit architecture
– Kryo CPU – 64-bit architecture– Clock speed up to 3.2GHz
Tecno first teased a mystery Pova phone back in February, showcasing a bold new design with a triangular camera module and LED accents. While no official details followed at the time, it now appears the brand is finally gearing up to launch the Pova 7 series in India this month. While the brand has yet to confirm the phone officially, a teaser video obtained by 91mobiles via industry sources offers a closer look at the handset’s design. The video also appears to be linked to an earlier teaser that Tecno shared back in January this year.
The teaser video reveals the upcoming Pova phone with a striking triangular-shaped rear camera island. At least two camera sensors are arranged vertically alongside an LED flash. The camera module appears to sit above an orange-colored strip, which might house the power button on the side frame.
The back panel is flat, with a boxy overall silhouette and sharp edges, aligning with recent design trends. The video is accompanied by the tagline “A portal to the supreme”, suggesting a performance-focused phone.
Interestingly, the design shown in this clip closely resembles what Tecno had teased in January and February — particularly the LED-lit triangular module seen in earlier promotional visuals. This rear LED layout could function similarly to the RGB Arc Interface seen on previous Pova devices such as the Pova 5 Pro and Pova 6 Pro.
Although Tecno hasn’t confirmed the name, the teaser’s lyrics hint at the moniker “Tecno Pova Curve.” This could indicate a fresh identity within the Pova 7 lineup. If aligned with its predecessors, the new Pova model is likely to bring upgrades over the Pova 6 Pro and Pova 6 Neo 5G, both of which launched last year in India. These earlier phones offered large batteries, MediaTek Dimensity chipsets, and high-resolution cameras.
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Oppo is all set to launch its next-gen flagship lineup in China on April 10, which includes the Find X8s, X8s Plus, and the high-end X8 Ultra. While the X8 Ultra’s specifications and images have already shown up on TENAA, the Find X8s and X8s Plus have now joined the list. This post mainly focuses on the Plus variant’s specifications and images. To read about the Find X8s, readers can view this post.
Oppo Find X8s Plus key specifications (rumored)
Oppo Find X8s Plus TENAA images
The Oppo Find X8s Plus (model number PLB110) has been spotted with a 6.59-inch AMOLED display, offering a 1.5K resolution of 2760 x 1256 pixels. Under the hood, the device is powered by a 3.73GHz chipset, confirmed to be the Dimensity 9400 Plus, the same SoC that will also power the Find X8s. The listing mentions a rated battery capacity of 5,850mAh, though the typical value could reach 6,000mAh.
The phone will come in multiple memory and storage variants: 8GB, 12GB, and 16GB of RAM paired with 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB of internal storage. For photography, users can expect a 32-megapixel front-facing camera and a triple 50-megapixel camera system on the rear. The phone runs on ColorOS 15 based on Android 15 and includes features like an in-display fingerprint scanner and an IR blaster. It measures 157.53 x 74.51 x 7.95mm and weighs 198 grams.
Oppo Find X8s
According to recent reports, the Find X8s Plus will be equipped with a versatile rear camera setup comprising a 50-megapixel Sony LYT-700 sensor with OIS, a 50-megapixel Samsung S5KJN5 ultra-wide-angle lens, and a 50-megapixel LYT-600 periscope telephoto camera that supports 3x optical zoom and OIS. It is also expected to come with other features, such as 80W wired charging, 50W wireless charging, a 0809 vibration motor, a newly designed push-type button that replaces the traditional Alert Slider, and IP68/69 dust and water resistance certification.
The Find X8s Plus has already been confirmed by the brand to come in four memory options: 12GB+256GB, 12GB+512GB, 16GB+512GB, and 16GB+1TB. The phone will be available in Moonlight White, Hyacinth Purple, and Starry Black finishes.
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The Galaxy S25 Edge has been in the conversation for quite a while, which was rescheduled to launch on May 13. Now, thanks to a new leak, we have the expected pricing of the phone, and it could be a bit difficult to swallow.
Specification wise, the phone includes only two cameras on the back. And while the slick form factor may convince you to accept the smaller battery capacity, a significant proportion of recently launched Android devices already pack massive battery capacity thanks to the high density Si/C battery tech, which Samsung could use for this slim phone for a little bit of extra cost.
Galaxy S25 Edge is more expensive than the almost perfect S25+
The Galaxy S25 Edge has been spotted on Italian online store Zanetti, and the 256GB and 512GB models are priced at €1,362 and €1,488 respectively. This is higher than the initially expected pricing for the European markets. For comparison, the 256GB and 512GB variants of the S25+ are sold for €1,247 and €1,372 in the region. So the S25 Edge will cost over a €100 more than the S25+—as far as this listing is to be believed.
Notably, prices can vary in different markets, so you cannot really convert the pricing for your region to get to know how much you need to save. But it at least offers us an idea of the price tag relative to the other models.
The raw performance capability of this phone has improved over time: it scored 2969 and 9486 in single and multi-core Geekbench CPU tests. However, it doesn’t really reflect sustained performance under a heavy workload. The phone is slimmer, and the cooling system is likely inferior to the one on the S25+. So we will have to wait for the real-life tests. On the software side, the phone is expected co pre-installed with One UI 7, the stable version of which is finally rolling out to some older flagships starting today.
On April 10, Oppo will unveil three new flagship phones in China. These include the Find X8s, X8s+, and X8 Ultra. The Ultra edition has already appeared in the database of China’s TENAA certification platform with all its key specifications and ID images. Now, the Find X8s and X8s Plus have also emerged in TENAA’s database, revealing their major specs and images. Continue reading ahead to know about the X8s, and click here to know the details about the X8s Plus.
Oppo Find X8s specifications (rumored)
Oppo Find X8s TENAA images
As per the TENAA listing, the Oppo Find X8s, which bears the model number PKT110, will arrive with a 6.32-inch OLED screen with 1.5K resolution of 2640 x 1216 pixels. A 2.36GHz octa-core processor and a 5,060mAh (rated value) battery will power the device. It is officially confirmed that the phone will feature the 3.73GHz Dimensity 9400 Plus chip and a 5,700mAh battery. It is expected to arrive with 80W wired and 50W wireless charging support.
The Find X8s will be available in various RAM and storage configurations, including options of 8GB, 12GB, and 16GB of RAM, as well as 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB of internal storage. In terms of photography, the X8s will come with a 32-megapixel front camera and triple 50-megapixel cameras on the back. Its additional features include an in-screen fingerprint sensor and an IR blaster. It is expected to run on ColorOS 15-based Android 15. The phone’s dimensions are 150.59 x 71.82 x 7.73mm, weighing 179 grams.
Oppo Find X8s
According to the other reports, the Find X8s’ rear camera setup will include a 50-megapixel Sony LYT-700 primary camera with OIS support, a 50-megapixel Samsung S5KJN5 ultra-wide lens, and a 50-megapixel S5KJN5 periscope telephoto camera with 3.5x optical zoom and OIS support. It is also expected to come with other features, such as 80W wired charging, 50W wireless charging, an 0809 vibration motor, a new push-type hardware button instead of an Alert Slider, and an IP68/69-rated body.
Oppo has already confirmed that the Find X8s will be available in multiple configurations: 12GB+256GB, 12GB+512GB, 16GB+256GB, 16GB+512GB, and 16GB+1TB. It will be come in shades like Moonlight White, Island Blue, Cherry Blossom Pink, and Starry Black.
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Samsung just announced a new AI upgrade for the Galaxy S25 series, and it’s rolling out today, April 7, 2025. They’re calling it Visual AI, and it’s bringing real-time visual chats to your phone—for free. Yes, now all S25 users can show the AI what they see and engage in conversation about it—without any extra charge, at least for now.
This visual capability is really convenient for getting suggestions quickly
You press and hold the side button—Gemini pops up. You can share the view from your camera and ask questions about what you see. Wanna pick an outfit? Point your phone and ask your Galaxy S25 for suggestions. Gemini Live may respond with something like, “Hey, that shirt’s a vibe—pair it with these jeans.” It’s very helpful if you’re confused between a number of options, and it can, indeed, save a lot of time and make things a lot easier for you. Or you can ask it for suggestions on how to sort out your closet to save space.
Gemini Live can also access the screen in real time, and as the company noted, users can also “share their screen while browsing online retailers to receive personalized style advice.”
It’s like having a friend who’s always ready to help and is able to see exactly what you’re stuck with. Unlike the previous text-based chat feature, this visual interaction makes it a lot easier for both users and the AI to communicate effectively and efficiently.
This is “a bold step” with Google, making your phone smarter about how you roll day-to-day, says Jay Kim, the Exec VP over at Mobile eXperience. Starting today, every S25 user gets this visual AI boost, and honestly, it’s setting the bar high for what phones can do. For those using Galaxy S24 series or the 6th generation foldables, One UI 7 is finally rolling out starting today.
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