Xiaomi 15 Ultra teardown reveals internal upgrades and design changes

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Mar 3, 2025

The Xiaomi 15 Ultra, the latest flagship from Xiaomi, has already undergone its first teardown, courtesy of YouTuber WekiHome. Just hours after its official launch in China, the device was disassembled to reveal the internal changes and upgrades Xiaomi has made compared to its predecessor.

The teardown highlights the significant space occupied by the new 200MP telephoto camera and other key modifications to the device’s design and components, such as the battery.

The 200MP telephoto is huge

One of the most notable changes in the Xiaomi 15 Ultra is the inclusion of a massive 200MP telephoto camera, which includes the ISOCELL HP9 sensor. This periscope module takes up a significant volume inside the device, necessitating the PCB to span almost half the phone.

Despite this camera upgrade, Xiaomi has managed to maintain an overall sleek design. The Xiaomi 15 Ultra measures 9.4mm in thickness, only 0.2mm higher than that of its predecessor. Although the device remains challenging to repair due to its complex assembly, which includes numerous screws, plastic retaining parts, and, of course, adhesive.

Xiaomi has also removed the variable aperture found on the Xiaomi 14 Ultra, which allowed the camera to switch between f/1.63 and f/4.0. In its place, Xiaomi has introduced a new glass filter designed to better diffuse reflections and improve image quality.

The primary camera sensor, Sony’s LYT-900, has also seen some tweaks. The teardown reveals that Xiaomi has made several internal adjustments to optimize the performance of this sensor.

WekiHome compared the internal structure of the Xiaomi 15 Ultra and its predecessor, which provides valuable insights into the evolution of Xiaomi’s ultra flagship lineup. While the new 200MP telephoto camera and larger motherboard are standout features, the teardown also shed some light on the energy density of the new Si/C battery and compared it with the one on the predecessor.

This phone uses the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip and includes a large heat sink. So you can expect top-notch performance with resource intensive apps and games alongside great imaging and video shooting experience.

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JBL launches a smart Bluetooth speaker with built-in alarm clock & wireless charging

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Mar 2, 2025

JBL has launched its Rise music alarm clock and Bluetooth speaker in China. It is priced at 999 yuan ($137) and is now up for pre-order on JD.com. Let’s check out its key specs.

JBL Rise Specifications

The JBL Rise features a sleek docking-style design that blends seamlessly into any space. It comes with an adjustable-brightness LED display with large characters for easy visibility and sports physical buttons for intuitive control.

The speaker features dual independent full-range drivers that deliver rich and dynamic audio, ensuring clear and balanced sound whether used for music, radio, or as an alarm clock. It sports Bluetooth 5.3 for a fast, stable connection with low power consumption and high-quality audio transmission. It also comes with FM radio playback, equipped with a high-efficiency metal whip antenna for clear stereo reception, along with support for three preset FM stations for quick access.

The JBL Rise equips a top-mounted 5W wireless charging module for effortless smartphone charging and sports a rear USB port for wired charging. It features a built-in AC power adapter with wide voltage compatibility (100-240V), requiring just a single power cable.

The FM tuner covers a frequency range of 87.5-108MHz, ensuring access to a variety of radio stations. In terms of dimensions, the speaker measures 218mm x 65mm x 148mm and weighs 0.75kg.

In related news, Xiaomi recently introduced the Smart Speaker Pro, featuring enhanced AI capabilities and powerful audio at an unexpectedly affordable price. Meanwhile, Blaupunkt has launched the Atomik OMG Speaker in India, boasting 75W sound output, neon lighting, and IPX6 water resistance.

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MWC 2025: AI Connect lets Honor users transfer files to iPhones—no cables required!

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Rajesh Regmi

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Mar 2, 2025

Honor is making some big moves at MWC 2025. The company announced today that it will start offering seven years of software updates for its flagship phones, alongside a new AI-powered mobile agent.

But that’s not all—Honor is also rolling out new tools designed to make file sharing easier, improve smartphone photography, and help detect deepfake images and videos. Let’s get into the details here.

AI Connect

One of the more interesting features Honor announced today at MWC 2025 is AI Connect. It allows users to wirelessly transfer photos, videos, and other files between Android and iOS devices.

Honor calls it the “world’s first all-ecosystem file-sharing technology,” claiming it offers fast transfer speeds between both platforms.

According to brand, AI Connect can transfer files at 125MB/s between Honor devices, 100MB/s with other Android phones, and 85MB/s to iPhones. However, iOS users will need to install a new app called Honor Connect to enable file transfers between Honor and iPhones.

AiMAGE

Honor is also launching AiMAGE, a new branding for its AI-powered photography features. The company says AiMAGE uses a combination of on-device and cloud-based AI models to improve photo quality.

When on the device, it will use a 1.3-billion-parameter AI model that will help boost image clarity by 50%. Meanwhile, a much larger 12.4-billion-parameter model in the cloud will help improve details in telephoto shots by tapping into more computing power.

Honor is also working with partners like Google Cloud to expand these AI imaging features over time. One of the first AiMAGE features to roll out is AI Upscale, which can restore old portrait photos. Honor says this feature will roll out on the Magic 7 series —excluding Magic 7 Lite— starting in March.

AI Deepfake Detection

Honor is also introducing an AI Deepfake Detection tool, which is designed to help users identify altered media. The feature looks for things like pixel-level inconsistencies, unnatural edges, and even facial mismatches—such as a face that doesn’t quite align with its ears or hair.

If the system detects potential manipulation, it alerts the user so they can decide whether the content is trustworthy. Honor first previewed this feature at IFA 2024, but today, the company confirmed it will first roll out on the Magic 7 Pro and Magic V3.

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Honor’s AI Agent Wants to Run Your Life—And You Might Let It

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Mar 2, 2025

At MWC 2025, Honor has unveiled its ambitious vision for the future of smartphones—introducing the world’s first AI Agentic Smartphone. This model, developed in collaboration with Google and Qualcomm, is poised to redefine the mobile experience by integrating an advanced AI agent capable of executing complex tasks independently, adapting to user preferences, and bridging the gap between human intent and digital execution.

The AI Agent

Unlike conventional voice assistants, Honor’s AI agent operates with a deeper level of contextual awareness, understanding user behavior, priorities, and real-world constraints. It doesn’t just follow commands; it anticipates needs, automates tasks, and personalizes interactions. During a live demonstration at MWC, the AI agent seamlessly made a restaurant reservation by analyzing the user’s schedule, factoring in traffic conditions, and selecting the most convenient time slot—all without requiring manual input.

Honor’s AI agent is powered by an on-device model with 1.3 billion parameters, ensuring real-time responsiveness and privacy protection. For more complex computations, it connects to the cloud-based AI Kernel, leveraging a 12.4 billion parameter model to enhance its decision-making capabilities.

The AI-First Approach

This next-generation model represents the first phase of Honor’s Alpha Plan, a long-term strategy to transition from a smartphone manufacturer to an AI device ecosystem company. With its AI-first approach, the intelligent phone adapts to user habits over time, proactively offering suggestions, optimizing battery life based on usage patterns, and even detecting potential cyber threats through AI-powered security monitoring.

Long-Term Android OS and Security Updates

In a major industry move, Honor has also committed to offering seven years of Android OS and security updates for its flagship Magic series smartphones, including bar and foldable devices. This unprecedented software support policy, starting with the Honor Magic 7 Pro, places the company among the top three global brands providing such extensive updates. The initiative not only enhances device longevity but also aligns with sustainability goals by reducing e-waste and ensuring long-term security for users.

Honor has also introduced AiMAGE, a new imaging brand that leverages AI-powered upscaling to restore old portraits, arriving on the Magic 7 Pro in March. Additionally, AI Deepfake Detection will debut on flagship models, reinforcing Honor’s focus on AI safety.

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MWC 2025: Honor joins the seven-year update club with Magic 7 Pro

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Rajesh Regmi

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Mar 2, 2025

Samsung and Google are the only major Android brands that offer seven years of both platform and security updates for their phones.

Google kicked off the trend with the Pixel 8 lineup in 2023, while Samsung followed suit with the Galaxy S24 series. But even after all this time, no other manufacturers have matched their commitment—until now.

At MWC 2025, Honor announced that it will offer seven years of Android updates and security patches for its Magic series, starting with devices in European markets.

Magic 7 Pro is the first Honor phone to get seven years of updates

The Honor Magic 7 Pro (review) will be the first device to benefit from this extended support. When the phone launched in Europe this January, it was initially promised five years of updates. Now that Honor has revised the policy, the device will be good until 2032—or Android 22, if Google sticks to its yearly update cycle.

Honor says this extended commitment is part of its Honor Alpha Plan, a new strategy to transform the company from a smartphone maker into a global AI-driven device ecosystem.

“We aim to provide devices and services that meet consumer needs and go beyond their expectations,” said Honor CEO James Li in a press release. “That’s why we’ve decided to offer seven years of Android OS and security updates to the Honor Magic series.”

Beyond just software longevity, Honor says this move is a step toward sustainability, aiming to reduce e-waste by keeping devices relevant for longer.

While the Magic 7 Pro is the first to benefit, Honor confirmed the change will also apply to other flagship models and foldable phones. That said, the company made it clear that the Magic Lite series will not be included in the extended support program.

Now that Honor has stepped up its software update game, it will be interesting to see if other Android brands follow suit.

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HMD unveils teen-focused Fusion X1, Barça-themed phones, Amped Buds at MWC 2025

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Mar 2, 2025

HMD has taken center stage at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2025 with a slew of new launches, including the HMD Fusion X1, Barca-themed devices, Amped Buds, and refreshed feature phones. The Finnish brand focuses on family-friendly technology, football-inspired designs, and innovative power solutions, reinforcing its commitment to meaningful mobile experiences.

HMD Fusion X1: Teen-Friendly Smartphone

The HMD Fusion X1 debuts as the first smartphone in the company’s new family-oriented lineup. Designed in collaboration with Xplora, it equips parents with powerful tools to monitor and regulate their child’s smartphone usage. The device operates with an Xplora subscription, starting at €4.99 per month, granting access to features such as real-time location tracking at 20-second intervals, remote device management, emergency SOS, and low battery alerts.

The Fusion X1 sports a 108MP AI-powered camera, a 5,000mAh battery, and face and fingerprint unlock technology for added convenience. It runs on HMD’s modular Fusion design, allowing users to personalize their device with interchangeable Outfits that introduce additional functionality. Designed to limit distractions, it comes with a School Mode that restricts certain apps during study hours. Moreover, the device is splash-resistant with an IP54 rating, making it durable for everyday use.

HMD Barca 3210 and Barca Fusion

For football enthusiasts, HMD has partnered with FC Barcelona to launch the HMD Barça 3210 and HMD Barça Fusion. The Barça 3210, a classic feature phone, comes adorned with the club’s Blau and Grana colors, hidden messages from players, and even the legendary Snake game set on a virtual football pitch.

Meanwhile, the Barça Fusion is a smartphone that glows under UV light, revealing player signatures and exclusive team-themed Easter eggs. The device allows fans to wake up to motivational messages from Barça stars, adding a unique interactive experience.

HMD Amped Buds

HMD expands its audio lineup with the Amped Buds, the world’s first wireless earbuds featuring a reverse-charging case. The 1,600mAh case magnetically powers compatible smartphones, ensuring users never run out of juice while on the move. The earbuds pack Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) for crystal-clear calls, and customizable EQ settings via a dedicated app.

Available in Black, Cyan, and Pink, these buds promise up to 95 hours of playback time and come with an IPX4-rated case and IP54-certified earbuds for water and dust resistance.

HMD 130, 150 Music, and 2660 Flip

HMD continues to embrace the feature phone resurgence with the launch of the HMD 130 and 150 Music, alongside the HMD 2660 Flip. The 130 and 150 Music cater to music lovers with built-in 2W speakers, FM radio support, Bluetooth 5.0, and expandable storage via microSD cards (up to 32GB). They promise an impressive standby battery life of up to a month.

The HMD 2660 Flip, on the other hand, redefines simplicity with a 2.8-inch QVGA main display, a secondary 1.77-inch screen, large tactile buttons, and a 0.3MP camera. It also includes an emergency button for added security, making it ideal for users looking to unplug from smartphone distractions.

Pricing & Availability

The HMD Fusion X1 is priced at £229 and will be available in May 2025. The Barça 3210 lands at £79, while the Barça Fusion is set at £229. The Amped Buds are set to launch in April for £169. Meanwhile, the HMD 130 and 150 Music will retail at £29, and the HMD 2660 Flip will be available for £69.

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AOC Unveils a 200Hz Fast IPS Monitor That Won’t Hurt Your Wallet

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Mar 2, 2025

AOC has launched a new gaming monitor called 25G10HE in the Chinese market. The monitor is priced at 649 yuan (~$90) and is now available on JD.com. Let’s check out its key specs.

AOC G10 Monitor Specifications

The G10 sports a 24.5-inch Fast IPS display with a 1920×1080 resolution and a 200Hz refresh rate (overclocked), ensuring smooth and responsive gameplay. It comes with Adaptive-Sync support to eliminate screen tearing and stuttering, while HDR10 enhances contrast and color accuracy. It also equips a 1 ms GTG response time and a brightness of 300 nits, delivering a crisp and immersive gaming experience.

In terms of color accuracy, the monitor features a 1000:1 static contrast ratio and 8-bit color support, ensuring vibrant and well-balanced visuals. It boasts 99% sRGB and 90% DCI-P3 coverage, professionally calibrated to a DeltaE of less than 2 for accurate color reproduction. Additionally, it comes with G-Menu software, allowing users to fine-tune color settings, brightness, and gaming profiles to suit their preferences.

For eye comfort, the monitor comes with hardware-level low blue light technology, effectively reducing harmful short-wave blue light while maintaining color accuracy. It includes four preset low blue light modes for different usage scenarios, such as multimedia, office work, reading, and browsing.

The G10HE model is equipped with multiple connectivity options, including two HDMI 2.0 ports, a DisplayPort 1.4, and a 3.5mm audio output. It supports VESA 100mm x 100mm wall mounting and offers an adjustable stand with tilt angles from -5° to 23°. Additionally, it sports a lightweight yet durable design, weighing 3.5kg with the stand and 3.1kg without.

In related news, Dell has introduced a new 27-inch UltraSharp monitor featuring 4K resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, and low blue light technology, while Lenovo has unveiled its first 240Hz OLED gaming monitor, delivering high-performance visuals.

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Retroid’s New Pocket Flip 2 Brings More Power, AMOLED, and a Fresh Port Layout

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Mar 2, 2025

Retroid has officially introduced the Pocket Flip 2, its latest clamshell gaming handheld, bringing a series of meaningful upgrades over its predecessor. The device retains its signature foldable design but now sports a larger 5.5-inch AMOLED display with a 1080p resolution and a peak brightness of 500 nits, making it a more vibrant and practical screen for gaming on the go.

Retroid Pocket Flip 2 Specifications

Under the hood, the Pocket Flip 2 offers two powerful processor choices: a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 or a MediaTek Dimensity 1100, both of which significantly outperform the Unisoc T618 found in the first-gen model.

This means smoother gameplay, improved multitasking, and overall faster performance. Retroid also doubles the RAM, equipping the Flip 2 with 8GB of LPDDR4x memory, while storage gets a major boost to 128GB of UFS 3.1, offering faster load times and better efficiency.

The operating system also gets an update—while the original Flip shipped with Android 11, the new Flip 2 runs Android 13, offering better performance, security, and compatibility with the latest apps and emulators.

In terms of design, the new model is slightly larger and heavier, now weighing around 300 grams. The updated layout positions the analog sticks above the D-Pad and action buttons, making controls more ergonomic. To keep temperatures in check, the Flip 2 retains the active cooling system, preventing thermal throttling during extended gaming sessions.

Connectivity sees an upgrade as well. The Snapdragon version supports Bluetooth 5.1, while the Dimensity variant comes with Bluetooth 5.2, offering improved range and stability. Additionally, both models now support Wi-Fi 6 for faster wireless performance.

Retroid has also reworked the port layout. The Flip 2 removes the microHDMI port in favor of a USB-C DisplayPort output, enabling 1080p 60Hz external display support. It retains a microSD card slot for expandable storage and a 3.5mm headphone jack for wired audio.

Battery life remains unchanged, with a 5,000mAh cell powering the handheld. The Snapdragon version supports 27W fast charging, while the Dimensity model is limited to 18W. Pricing details have yet to be announced, but given the hardware improvements, it’s expected to be more expensive than the original, which launched at around $160. More details on availability should surface soon.

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Samsung Galaxy A26 debuts with six years of updates, Exynos 1380 inside

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Rajesh Regmi

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Mar 2, 2025

Samsung just unveiled its latest A-series lineup, and the Galaxy A26 is the most affordable of the bunch. Announced alongside the Galaxy A36 and A56, it shares some key features with its pricier siblings—like IP-rated water resistance, long-term software support, a big battery, and AI-powered features. But there are some clear trade-offs, too. Let’s break it down.

Galaxy A26 specs

The Galaxy A26 sports a 6.7-inch OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate and FHD+ resolution. But the first thing you’ll notice is its waterdrop-style notch—a design choice Samsung seems to reserve for its more budget-friendly A-series models, like the A16 and A06, instead of opting for a hole-punch cutout.

That notch houses a 13MP front camera, while on the back, there’s a triple-camera setup: a 50MP main sensor with OIS, an 8MP ultrawide, and a 2MP macro lens.

Powering the phone is Samsung’s in-house Exynos 1380 chip—the same processor found in last year’s Galaxy A35. It’s paired with either 6GB or 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of storage, with support for microSD expansion.

The A26 packs a 5,000mAh battery, just like the A36 and A56, but it charges slower at 25W.

Despite being the cheapest of the trio, the A26 doesn’t skimp on software support. It ships with One UI 7 based on Android 15 and gets the same six-year update commitment as its pricier counterparts. That also means you get Samsung’s “Awesome Intelligence” AI features, like Circle to Search and Object Eraser.

Other notable features include an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance, a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, and a microSD card slot.

Price and availability

The Galaxy A26 comes in Black, Green, and White, with pricing varying by region:

USA
- 256GB Galaxy A26: $299.99
Europe
- 128GB Galaxy A26: €299
- 256GB Galaxy A26: €369
UK
- 256GB Galaxy A26: £299

Samsung’s latest budget phone keeps the essentials while cutting a few corners—but at this price, it might just be a solid deal.

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Samsung’s Galaxy A36 brings Galaxy AI to the mid-range lineup

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Mar 2, 2025

Alongside the Galaxy A56, Samsung has officially launched the Galaxy A36 worldwide. The new mid-ranger gets upgrades in design, camera, and performance—plus, like the A56, it’s among the first in the A-series to feature Awesome Intelligence (AI).

Samsung Galaxy A36 Specs and Features

The Galaxy A36 sports a slightly larger 6.7-inch display (up from 6.6 inches on its predecessor), which now reaches 1,200 nits of brightness instead of 1,000 nits. It’s still a Super AMOLED panel with Full HD+ resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, and Corning Gorilla Glass Victus+ protection.

Samsung has also trimmed the weight and thickness, bringing it down to 195 grams and 7.4mm, while retaining IP67 water and dust resistance.

Under the hood, the A36 is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 6 Gen 3, built on Samsung’s 4nm process. It runs One UI 7 on Android 15 and is promised six years of major OS and security updates, keeping it relevant until 2031.

And yes, Awesome AI is here too—bringing features like Circle to Search, Object Eraser, and AI-generated custom filters. For those unfamiliar, Awesome AI is Samsung’s branding for select AI features on its mid-range phones, bringing a slice of Galaxy AI from the flagship S-series.

Camera hardware remains unchanged from the A35, meaning it features a 50MP main sensor, an 8MP ultrawide, and a 5MP macro lens. The selfie camera, however, has been swapped for a 12MP sensor, which might seem like a downgrade from the 13MP on the A35, but it’s actually the same sensor used in the Galaxy S24 series.

A 5,000mAh battery with 45W fast charging keeps things running. Connectivity options include 5G, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.3, NFC, and USB-C, with support for dual SIM and eSIM.

Pricing and Availability

Despite all the upgrades, Samsung has kept the A36’s price the same as its predecessor. Here’s how the pricing breaks down across different markets:

USA
- 128GB Galaxy A36: $399
Europe
- 128GB Galaxy A36: €379
- 256GB Galaxy A36: €449
UK
- 256GB Galaxy A36: £399

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Samsung’s Galaxy A56 brings 45W charging, a new Exynos chip, and “Awesome Intelligence” AI

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Mar 2, 2025

As expected, Samsung has officially unveiled the Galaxy A56 with a refreshed design, faster 45W charging, and the company’s in-house Exynos 1580 chipset. But the real headline here is AI—or as Samsung calls it, Awesome Intelligence.

Samsung has been pushing its AI features for flagship devices like the Galaxy S25 Ultra under the Galaxy AI branding, but the A56 gets its own fork.

Awesome Intelligence, according to Samsung, is the first comprehensive mobile AI exclusively available on Galaxy A56 5G. That said, it’s not a full port of Galaxy AI—some flagship features remain exclusive to premium models.

What Awesome Intelligence (AI) features does the Galaxy A56 get?

The Galaxy A56 still packs some of the most hyped AI tools, including:

Circle to Search, a Google-powered feature that lets you search anything on-screen with a simple gesture.
Best Face, which allows you to choose the best facial expressions for up to five people from a motion photo.
Object Eraser, to remove unwanted objects from photos.
Filters, which let you generate custom filters based on the colors and style of your own images.

All these Awesome Intelligence features are baked into One UI 7, which is based on Android 15. And Samsung is offering a flagship-level software support promise for the phone—six years of Android upgrades and security patches.

A new Exynos chip, a vapor chamber, and a brighter display

At the heart of the Galaxy A56 is the Exynos 1580, paired with 8GB of RAM and either 128GB or 256GB of storage. Samsung says the phone also includes a large vapor chamber for better thermal management.

The device features a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED display with an FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. It boasts 1,200 nits of HBM brightness and 1,900 nits peak brightness, all protected by Gorilla Glass Victus+. The back panel also gets the Victus+ treatment, while the frame is made of aluminum.

The Galaxy A56 has also received a slight design refresh compared to its predecessor. Instead of separate camera rings like on the Galaxy A55, Samsung has now switched to a pill-shaped module that houses all three lenses — a 50MP f/1.8 main, a 12MP f/2.2 ultra-wide, and a 5MP f/2.4 macro camera. On the front, there’s a 12MP f/2.2 selfie camera.

Powering everything is a 5,000mAh battery with 45W fast charging—making it Samsung’s first non-flagship phone to support this speed. According to Samsung, it can go from 0 to 100% in just 1 hour and 8 minutes.

Galaxy A56 pricing and availability

The Galaxy A56 will be available in four colors:

Awesome Pink
Awesome Olive
Awesome Graphite
Awesome Light Gray

Here’s how pricing breaks down across different markets:

USA

128GB – $499

Europe

128GB – €479
256GB – €529

UK

256GB – £499

The 128GB variant will be the only option in the US, while Europe and the UK will also get the 256GB model.

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Tmall C3 Air is a projector that doubles as a smart clock – and it’s surprisingly cool

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Mar 1, 2025

Tmall has introduced the Magic Screen C3 Air projector to the Chinese market, priced at 999 yuan ($137). During the initial sale period, it is available for 777 yuan ($106). The projector can be purchased on Tmall.

Tmall Magic Screen C3 Air Specifications

The C3 Air projector features a high-brightness light source and true 1080P resolution for clear, detailed visuals. It supports screen sizes from 40 to 120 inches for flexible viewing and includes dual symmetrical speakers for immersive sound. Powered by the SSD2381 chipset, it ensures smooth performance with 32GB of storage for app installations.

The projector features a 360-degree adjustable “C-shaped” gimbal stand for flexible projection and an ultra-thin 84mm design for portability. It also functions as a smart clock, switching modes automatically. Its sealed optical engine enhances dust resistance, reduces noise, and ensures lasting brightness, while the three-ring optical coated lens improves light transmission and maintains sharp image quality.

For seamless viewing, the C3 Air offers AI-powered enhancements, including auto-focus, keystone correction, and intelligent screen alignment for a sharp display. It also comes with AI adaptive technology that optimizes color, contrast, and sound based on the content. In terms of connectivity, it supports Wi-Fi 6 for fast connections, Bluetooth peripherals, and effortless content casting from Apple, Android, and Huawei devices via protocols like Huawei Cast+ and AirPlay.

The C3 Air runs Youku’s CoolMeow TV OS, providing access to a wide range of movies and TV shows, and supports voice control via its Bluetooth and infrared remote. Its dual-channel triple-turbine cooling system ensures silent and efficient heat dissipation for optimal performance and longevity. The projector also offers multiple viewing modes, including home theater, music speaker mode, and ambient display mode, enhancing its versatility.

In terms of ports, the projector comes equipped with USB, HDMI, and infrared interfaces, ensuring compatibility with various external devices. It comes in five colors: Mist Grey, Dream White, Hyper Yellow, Earth Brown, and Mystic Purple.

In related news, Zebronics recently launched the Zeb Pixaplay Pro 500 portable ultra-short throw projector in India, while BenQ is set to release the LH750 projector in Europe, featuring Full HD resolution and 5,000 lumens brightness.

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Xiaomi is slashing battery replacement costs for phones and tablets this week

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Mar 1, 2025

Xiaomi smartphone and tablet users looking to extend their device’s lifespan now have an excellent opportunity, as Xiaomi has launched a limited-time battery replacement promotion. From March 1, 2025, at 10:00 AM to March 7, 2025, at 12:00 AM in China, users can replace their aging batteries with official high-quality replacements at 20% off.

Why Consider a Battery Replacement?

Over time, batteries naturally degrade due to regular charging and discharging cycles. This leads to shorter battery life, reduced performance, and frequent recharging. While abnormal wear from overheating, overcharging, or physical damage can accelerate this process, even normal use eventually results in reduced efficiency. Instead of replacing the entire device, opting for an official battery replacement ensures smoother performance and extended usability.

The promotion covers a wide range of Redmi and Xiaomi smartphones, with prices starting as low as 79.20 yuan ($10.87) after the discount. Popular models such as the Redmi Note 8 Pro, Redmi Note 12 series, and Xiaomi 12 Pro are included in the offer. Notably, higher-end models like the Xiaomi 14 Ultra, which normally costs 219 yuan ($30) for a battery replacement, are available at 175.20 yuan ($24) under this limited-time offer.

Xiaomi is also extending the discount to its Pad series, ensuring users of devices like the Xiaomi Pad 5, Pad 5 Pro 12.4, and Pad 6 Pro can get a fresh battery for just 206.40 yuan ($28) instead of 258 yuan ($35). This makes it an ideal time for tablet users to refresh their device’s power source.

Beyond smartphones and tablets, Xiaomi’s Spring Service Week covers laptops and home appliances as well. Wall-mounted air conditioners receive a 10% discount on servicing, priced at 99 yuan ($14), including dust removal and mold prevention. Washing machine maintenance is also available for 99 yuan ($14), while range hood cleaning comes with a 40% discount to tackle oil buildup and improve air quality.

By taking advantage of this promotion, users can restore battery life, improve efficiency, and avoid unnecessary upgrades. Xiaomi’s official replacement service ensures safety, compatibility, and reliability, making it the best choice for those looking to keep their devices in peak condition. With just a one-week window, now is the time to act before the offer expires.

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Caviar Made a $9,000 John Wick-Inspired Galaxy S25 Ultra—But You Can’t Buy It

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Mar 1, 2025

Luxury customization brand Caviar has introduced a one-of-a-kind Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, blending cutting-edge technology with a bold, cinematic design. Inspired by John Wick’s arsenal, this ultra-premium device, named the Galaxy S25 Ultra Viper, transforms Samsung’s latest flagship into an exclusive collector’s piece.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra Viper sports a deep black titanium body coated with PVD, the same finish used in luxury Swiss watches, ensuring a sleek yet durable design. It comes with gold-plated accents and a pistol grip motif that pays homage to the iconic weaponry from the John Wick franchise. Adding to its mystique, the grip integrates a built-in hourglass, echoing the assassin’s countdown to action.

Caviar equips the Galaxy S25 Ultra Viper with aerospace-grade titanium, delivering a robust and high-end feel. The intricate engravings on the body reinforce its exclusivity, while 24K gold detailing elevates the aesthetic. Each design element is crafted to channel the intensity and precision of a professional assassin’s gear, making this phone unlike any other.

This isn’t just a limited edition, it’s a singular masterpiece. Caviar confirms that only one unit of the Galaxy S25 Ultra Viper will be produced, available exclusively by personal request.

Beyond its bespoke design, the Galaxy S25 Ultra Viper retains all the high-end specifications of Samsung’s latest flagship. It features a 6.9-inch Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED display, a Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chip, up to 12GB RAM, and 1TB storage.

The camera setup includes a 200MP main sensor, a 50MP ultra-wide, a 10MP telephoto (3x zoom), and a 50MP periscope lens (5x optical, 100x Space Zoom). It also comes with a 5000mAh battery with 45W fast charging, IP68 water resistance, and Wi-Fi 7 support. This luxury edition is priced at over $9,000.

This isn’t Caviar’s first foray into extravagant designs. Earlier this year, the company introduced an ultra-luxury iPhone 16 Pro collection for Valentine’s Day and a limited-edition gold-plated Bitcoin iPhone 16 Pro, restricted to just 47 units.

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Xiaomi’s new Mijia Water Heater P10 is smarter, faster, and scale-free

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Soumyakanti

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Mar 1, 2025

Xiaomi has introduced the Mijia Smart Crystal Dual-Tank Electric Water Heater P10 (60L) in China. It will be available for purchase on JD.com starting March 7, with a final price of 3,899 yuan ($535). Let’s check out its key specs.

Mijia Water Heater P10 Specifications

The water heater features an innovative crystal-clear dual-tank system, ensuring clean and healthy water with zero rust and zero metal residue. The heater is equipped with a self-cleaning purification system, eliminating impurities and maintaining high water quality for a safer, more refreshing bath. It sports a compact 607×357×780mm design and a lightweight 26.5kg body, making it easy to install in various bathrooms.

The Mijia heater features a 3300W heating element for rapid dual-tank heating and a steady hot water supply. It comes with intelligent algorithms that learn usage patterns for automatic preheating. It also sports an expanded capacity, delivering up to 840 liters of continuous hot water, making it ideal for families.

The P10 is designed with an advanced polymer-based inner tank, which eliminates the need for a magnesium rod, preventing scale buildup and extending durability. It also comes with an intelligent descaling system, offering 99.5% scale resistance for long-lasting cleanliness. Additionally, it sports strontium-rich mineral technology to improve water quality, providing a spa-like bathing experience that enhances skin hydration.

For enhanced user convenience, the water heater supports remote control via the Mijia App, allowing users to schedule heating, monitor water temperature, and activate sterilization with a single tap. It is also compatible with HyperOS, enabling smart home integration with other devices like voice assistants and smart bathroom fixtures.

Safety is a priority, with nine layers of protection, including extended anti-electric wall technology, triple leakage protection, dry-burn prevention, and over-temperature safety features. It boasts an IPX4 waterproof rating and operates at an energy efficiency level of 80%, ensuring optimal performance while saving electricity. The 5-year warranty on the entire unit and an 8-year inner tank leakage replacement guarantee further highlight its reliability.

In related news, Xiaomi has introduced the Mijia S1, a $70 espresso machine designed to be fast, quiet, and magnetic. The company has also launched a compact temperature sensor with long-lasting battery life.

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Samsung still hasn’t finalized One UI 7 release timeline

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Vicky

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Mar 1, 2025

One UI 7 is one of Samsung’s biggest software upgrades, but its rollout has been probably the worst so far. The brand has not even upgraded a single Galaxy device to One UI. Therefore, the hottest question among Galaxy owners right now is: When is One UI 7 coming to Galaxy devices? Samsung has been completely silent on this. However, a person from the One UI beta team recently shared some information, which only made the matter worse.

If you’ve been tracking One UI 7 news lately, you’d know that a One UI 7 release timeline surfaced on the internet, supposedly leaked out of a Zoom meeting held by Samsung Romania. As per the leaked timeline, the One UI 7 stable rollout will begin on April 18, starting with the Galaxy S24 series and Galaxy Z Fold 6/Flip 6. The leak also details the rollout date for dozens of Galaxy devices. It seems that was only a speculated timeline, as Samsung still hasn’t finalized the One UI 7 rollout.

A Samsung Community moderator part of the One UI beta team said, “Samsung is focused on ensuring a stable and polished release, which is why we avoid providing a fixed timeline until it’s finalized.” He also claims there’s no official release date for the stable One UI 7 update, as the team is still working to refine the software based on beta feedback and ongoing optimizations. This puts all the rumored release dates and timelines to rest.

While it’s good to read Samsung’s take on the recent leaks, a much better take could have been the announcement of the One UI 7 timeline. Samsung is testing the patience of Galaxy fans, which doesn’t seem to be ending very soon. This is really disappointing from the brand, given that it has released entry-level phones like Galaxy A06 5G and Galaxy M06 with One UI 7 out of the box while leaving premium devices like Galaxy S24 series and Z Flip 6/Fold 6 in the queue without any release timeline.

While Samsung is busy dealing with One UI 7 bugs and fixes, Google is halfway through the Android 16 development. The beta 2.1 was just rolled out yesterday, with the stable version expected to be released around June. Samsung needs to keep this in mind as well because if the delay like One UI 7 becomes the new normal for the brand, this could negatively impact the sales figure.

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Nothing Phone (3a) and (3a) Pro India pricing leaks ahead of launch

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Rajesh Regmi

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Mar 1, 2025

Nothing’s upcoming Phone (3a) series is set to launch globally next week. The lineup is expected to be a major refresh from its predecessors, not just in terms of design but in features too. We already know a lot about what the phones will bring to the table—we’ll get to that in a bit—but now a new leak has spilled the price ahead of the official reveal.

Nothing Phone (3a) and (3a) Pro

According to SmartPrix, the Nothing Phone (3a) will start at Rs 24,999 for the base 8GB/128GB variant. The 8GB/256GB option will be priced at Rs 26,999, while the top-of-the-line 12GB/256GB model is expected to cost Rs 28,999.

Nothing Phone (3a) white — Nothing Phone (3a)

Meanwhile, the Pro variant is said to start at Rs 31,999 for the 8GB/128GB model, followed by Rs 33,999 for the 8GB/256GB version and Rs 35,999 for the 12GB/256GB option. The report also suggests that a launch offer will include a Rs 2,000 bank discount.

What to Expect from the Nothing Phone (3a) Series

Starting with the design, both phones will feature a completely different look. The Phone (3a) builds on the design of Phone (2a), but the Phone (3a) Pro introduces a brand new aesthetic in Nothing’s product lineup.

Under the hood, both devices are rumored to pack Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 7s Gen 2. Up front, you’re looking at a 6.77-inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, Panda Glass protection, and a peak brightness of 3,000 nits.

Powering it all is a 5,000mAh battery, which reportedly charges fully in 56 minutes. As expected, the phones will run Android 15 with Nothing OS 3 out of the box.

The camera setup gets a reasonable split in hardware. Both models feature a 50MP main sensor and an 8MP ultrawide lens, but the Pro variant steps things up with a 50MP periscope telephoto lens offering 3x optical zoom. The standard model, meanwhile, sticks with 2x zoom.

Nothing is also teasing a new feature called Essential Space. It appears to be tied to a dedicated button on the side of the phone, though the company hasn’t revealed exactly how it works just yet.

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Dell’s new 27-inch UltraSharp monitor packs 4K, 120Hz & low blue light tech

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Soumyakanti

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Mar 1, 2025

Dell has introduced the U2725QE, a 27-inch UltraSharp series monitor aimed at professionals, in the Chinese market. It will be available for purchase starting March 3 at a price of 4,699 yuan ($645). Let’s check out its key specs.

Dell U2725QE Specifications

The U2725QE features a 3840×2160 resolution with a 16:9 aspect ratio, delivering sharp and detailed visuals. It has an IPS Black panel, which enhances contrast with a 3000:1 ratio, significantly higher than standard IPS panels. This technology equips the display with deeper blacks, 47% darker than conventional IPS screens, improving shadow detail and creating a richer viewing experience.

The display comes with VESA DisplayHDR 600 certification, supporting a peak brightness of 600 nits. This ensures vibrant, high-contrast images even in bright environments. It also supports a wide color gamut, covering 100% sRGB, 100% Rec.709, 99% DCI-P3, and 99% Display P3, making it ideal for professionals working with color-sensitive tasks. Dell ensures accuracy by factory-calibrating each unit to a color precision of Delta E<1.5, providing near-perfect color reproduction.

The monitor supports a 120Hz refresh rate for smoother performance, reducing motion blur and screen tearing. It also features a 5ms response time in fast mode (8ms standard), ensuring minimal lag and precise real-time interactions.

Designed with user comfort in mind, the U2725QE is TÜV Rheinland-certified with a five-star Eye Comfort rating. It features hardware-level low blue light technology that reduces harmful blue light emissions by 15% over previous generations while maintaining accurate colors. The monitor also includes an ambient light sensor that adjusts brightness based on surrounding conditions, ensuring a comfortable viewing experience throughout the day.

For seamless connectivity, it equips a Thunderbolt 4 port with 140W power delivery, supporting both video and data transmission while charging devices. Additional connectivity options include HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4 (both input and output), USB-C, USB-A (10Gbps), RJ45 Ethernet (2.5GbE), and an audio jack. It also features a pop-out interface for quick access to frequently used ports.

The monitor is highly adjustable, offering a 150mm height adjustment, -5° to 21° tilt, -45° to 45° swivel, and 90° pivot rotation, making it adaptable to different working setups. The design follows Dell’s refined “Platinum Silver Plus” aesthetic, featuring a fingerprint-resistant silver finish, an integrated cable management system, and an elegant curved base.

Durability and service are also a priority. The U2725QE comes with a three-year premium panel exchange, meaning even a single bright pixel qualifies for a free replacement. Additionally, it includes three years of on-site replacement service, ensuring minimal downtime for professionals. The dimensions of the monitor, including the stand, are 612.44mm × 189.00mm × 385.68mm (minimum height).

In related news, Lenovo has introduced its first 240Hz OLED gaming monitor, delivering high-end performance. Meanwhile, Thunderobot has launched the Black Warrior ZQ27F210L, a 27-inch 2K gaming monitor with a rapid 210Hz refresh rate.

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One UI 7 beta program isn’t exclusive to Galaxy S24 series

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Vicky

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Mar 1, 2025

The One UI 7 beta program kicked off with a slight delay in early December 2024. As anyone would expect, the latest flagship — the Galaxy S24 series — was the first to get an early taste of the newest software. So far, the Galaxy S24 models have received multiple One UI 7 betas, but other users have been left waiting. At one point, it seemed the brand might not push One UI 7 beta to more devices, but fresh information suggests otherwise.

It’s been around four months since the first One UI 7 beta was released, and Samsung is yet to open the beta program for more Galaxy devices. This has never happened in the One UI history. Usually, the beta program expands to more devices within weeks, but not this time. Some reports suggested that Samsung won’t expand the One UI 7 beta program beyond Galaxy S24 and directly release the stable build instead. But no, that’s not happening, unfortunately.

Recently, the One UI 7 beta builds for the Galaxy S23 models were spotted on the server, suggesting that Samsung might announce the beta program for these 2023 flagships. Beta builds were also spotted for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6. More concrete evidence showed up when Samsung created dedicated pages for Galaxy Z Fold 6, Flip 6, and Galaxy S23 in the One UI Beta Program subforum on its community website.

So, Samsung isn’t restricting the One UI 7 beta program to the Galaxy S24 series. But isn’t that too late? While the beta program would allow users to explore new features before the stable release, the beta testing itself takes a few weeks (at least), and that would push the stable further. We aren’t against beta testing. It’s good for the users as it allows the brand to test and refine the software to give a nearly bug-free experience, but this massive delay somewhat reduces the excitement. Samsung should have released the stable build by now. By the way, if you want to have a look at the possible release timeline, check this post.

Samsung is clearly not communicating well with Galaxy fans. The brand hasn’t properly justified the significant delay behind the One UI 7 rollout. They have only said that One UI 7 is a significant upgrade, and the development took more than two years. We all know Samsung is capable of implementing major changes within a shorter time frame. There are also theories floating on the internet, such as Samsung intentionally delaying the One UI 7 rollout to boost Galaxy S25 sales. Well, we don’t know the exact reason, but Samsung does, and I firmly believe the brand should address the delay and give valid reasons to justify it. Or at least they should start the stable rollout without further delay.

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Also read:
1. One UI 7 will be the last major upgrade for these Galaxy devices
2. One UI 7 might not bring this awesome Galaxy AI feature on older devices
3. Massive One UI 7 delay making me lose trust in Samsung’s software update policy

Xiaomi 15 Ultra vs Galaxy S25 Ultra: Battle of the Ultra Phones

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Rajesh Regmi

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Mar 1, 2025

Xiaomi and Samsung are back with their latest premium flagships, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra and Galaxy S25 Ultra. Both phones promise top-tier specs, advanced cameras, and the latest processors. But how do they stack up against each other? Let’s break it down.

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1. Design and Build

Xiaomi 15 Ultra

Neither Xiaomi nor Samsung is reinventing the wheel this year. The Xiaomi 15 Ultra sticks to a curved front and metal frame, while the Galaxy S25 Ultra continues with its now familiar industrial design.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra sports a titanium frame which makes it both lighter and more durable than aluminum. It also features Gorilla Glass Victus 2 on the back and Corning Gorilla Armor 2 on the front. And at 218g, it’s slightly lighter than the Xiaomi 15 Ultra.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra - S Pen — Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra – S Pen

Xiaomi is using an aerospace-grade glass fiber or eco-leather on the back of the 15 Ultra. Its aluminum frame might not be as tough as titanium, but it keeps the weight in check at 226g–229g. It’s a bit thicker at 9.4mm, likely due to its 6000mAh battery.

Both devices are IP68-rated for dust and water resistance, so they can handle the occasional dunk without issue.

2. Display

In terms of display, both offer LTPO AMOLED panels with QHD+ resolution and adaptive 120Hz refresh rates. The Xiaomi 15 Ultra edges ahead in terms of brightness with a 3,200-nit peak compared to S25 Ultra’s 2,600 nits. That said, let’s not get too caught up in the numbers—both should be plenty bright for outdoor use.

One standout feature of the S25 Ultra is, of course, the S Pen—whether you actually use it or not. Samsung did remove its Bluetooth functionality this year, which is a bit of a downgrade, but it’s still handy for quick notes or doodling when boredom strikes. Plus, the S25 Ultra’s display gets an anti-reflective coating, making it even easier on the eyes.

3. Performance

The new flagships run on Snapdragon 8 Elite (3nm), the latest and most powerful chip from Qualcomm. However, Samsung’s variant is clocked slightly higher, with its Oryon V2 Phoenix L cores hitting 4.47 GHz compared to 4.32 GHz on the Xiaomi 15 Ultra.

In real-world use though, the difference is unlikely to be noticeable. Both devices handle gaming, multitasking, and AI-driven features with ease.

On the software side, Samsung promises 7 years of Android updates with One UI 7, giving it a serious longevity advantage. Xiaomi’s HyperOS 2 offers a slick experience but only comes with 4 years of major updates.

4. Cameras

Cameras are where these two flagships show stark differences.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra keeps its 200MP primary sensor, but Xiaomi has gone for a 1-inch type 50MP sensor with a wider f/1.6 aperture, which should capture more light.

For zoom capabilities, the S25 Ultra has:

3x optical zoom (10MP sensor)
5x periscope zoom (50MP sensor)

Meanwhile, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra offers:

3x optical zoom (50MP sensor)
4.3x periscope zoom (200MP sensor)

Xiaomi’s Leica-tuned optics and larger periscope sensor should provide better detail and natural bokeh, while Samsung’s AI processing and Best Face feature cater to casual users.

On the selfie front, Samsung sticks with 12MP, while Xiaomi opts for 32MP, giving it an edge in resolution.

5. Battery and Charging

The Xiaomi 15 Ultra packs a 6000mAh battery, making it one of the largest in a flagship phone. But that’s for the Chinese variant; the global model is expected to get a slightly smaller 5,410mAh cell, which still beats the Galaxy S25 Ultra’s 5,000mAh.

Xiaomi also crushes charging speeds with 90W wired and 80W wireless charging, compared to Samsung’s 45W wired and 15W wireless. This means the Xiaomi 15 Ultra can fully charge in under 40 minutes, while the S25 Ultra takes nearly an hour.

6. Extra Features

Alongside S-Pen, DeX mode is an add-on you get on every Samsung flagship that lets you use your phone like a desktop. If you’re into productivity tools, this could be very useful for you.

Meanwhile, Xiaomi offers two-way satellite communication, which lets you send messages even without cellular reception. That could be lifesaving in emergencies.

Both phones have Wi-Fi 7, eSIM support, and ultrasonic fingerprint scanners.

7. Price and Availability

The Galaxy S25 Ultra starts at ₹129,999 in India or $1,300 in the US. Meanwhile, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra is currently only available in China, with a global launch set for March 2. Still for reference, it starts at 6,499 yuan (around $893) in China.

8. Final Thoughts

If you want the best stylus experience, longer software support, and a refined AI-powered camera, the Galaxy S25 Ultra remains a solid pick.
If you prefer faster charging, more aggressive camera hardware, and a slightly lower price, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra is compelling—if you can get it in your region.

Both phones are iterative upgrades rather than any major innovations. Unless you’re upgrading from a much older model, last year’s Xiaomi 14 Ultra or Galaxy S24 Ultra may still hold up well. But if you’re choosing between the two, it’s a matter of whether you value hardware advancements or Samsung’s ecosystem consistency more.

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