Redmi is expected to unveil the Redmi K100 series of smartphones in September this year in China. At present, there is no clarity on the number of devices in the lineup, but it appears that the standard model will feature a 6.59-inch display, while a Pro-series device could offer a larger 6.9-inch screen. Earlier this week, reliable tipster Digital Chat Station shared a few key details about what appears to be a Redmi K100 Pro-series phone.
Redmi K100 Pro series phone’s key details tipped
According to DCS, a next-generation Redmi sub-series smartphone, believed to be a Redmi K100 Pro-series device, is currently being evaluated with a large 6.9-inch display and an unusually high 185Hz refresh rate. The engineering prototype reportedly features a flat 2D display with large, rounded corners, along with a horizontally arranged camera module that has a metal-like finish.
DCS also claims that the device will retain some of the series’ signature design elements while offering a large X-axis linear motor and symmetrical dual stereo speakers, which are expected to remain key strengths for multimedia and gaming experiences.
In the comments section, the tipster suggested that the phone’s battery capacity is targeted at around 9,000mAh, indicating a substantial upgrade over the K90 Pro Max, which packs a 7,560mAh battery.
While the previous generation included the K90 Pro Max, a recent report suggested that the company may not launch the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6-powered Redmi K100 Pro Max in September. Therefore, the device mentioned in this leak is being referred to as the Redmi K100 Pro or another Pro-series model.
The device is also said to feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip and support 100W fast charging. Other expected features include an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner, wireless charging support, and an IP68/IP69-rated dust and water-resistant body.
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A new leak suggests that the OnePlus Turbo 6X series could launch soon with two different display options for buyers. The information comes from Chinese tipster Digital Chat Station, who shared a short update about the upcoming lineup.
According to the leak, the standard OnePlus Turbo 6X model will feature a 144Hz LCD display. Meanwhile, the Pro version is said to come with a 1.5K OLED screen.
While the tipster did not reveal any other specifications, the display differences suggest that the vanilla model could be the more affordable option, while the Pro variant will likely target the premium segment.
OnePlus has never launched an X-suffixed device in the Turbo series before, so it’s still unclear which segment the new lineup is aiming for. However, it is unlikely to be a flagship series, especially considering the LCD display hint on the standard model.
At the moment, there is no official launch date or pricing information for the new phones. However, the report follows the launch of the OnePlus Turbo 6 series earlier this year in January.
What does the OnePlus Turbo 6 series bring?
For reference, the OnePlus Turbo 6 arrived with several high-end features for its price segment. The phone uses Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor and features a 1.5K 165Hz gaming-focused display. OnePlus also included a massive 9,000mAh Glacier Battery, along with support for 80W SuperVOOC fast charging and bypass charging technology.
OnePlus Turbo 6V
The company also launched the OnePlus Turbo 6V, which comes with a Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 chipset. The device features a 144Hz eye-protection gaming display and another large 9,000mAh battery.
Based on the existing lineup, OnePlus could continue focusing on large batteries and high refresh rate displays with the upcoming Turbo 6X series. More details about the phones are expected to surface in the coming weeks as the launch gets closer.
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Acer has unveiled two new Snapdragon-powered Windows laptops in India. The company has introduced the Swift Spin 14 AI for users seeking advanced AI capabilities and premium mobility, while the Aspire Go 15 targets everyday computing needs with a more affordable approach. The announcement also marks the debut of Acer’s first laptop powered by Qualcomm’s newly announced Snapdragon C platform.
Swift Spin 14 AI focuses on performance and flexibility
Acer Swift Spin 14 AI
The Acer Swift Spin 14 AI arrives as a Copilot+ PC and is available with either the Snapdragon X2 Elite or Snapdragon X2 Plus processor. Both configurations include a dedicated neural processing unit capable of delivering up to 80 TOPS of AI performance. The laptop supports up to 32GB LPDDR5X RAM and up to 1TB PCIe Gen 4 SSD storage, while integrated Adreno graphics add support for DirectX 12.2 and hardware-accelerated ray tracing.
Acer has adopted a convertible design with a 360-degree hinge, allowing the device to function as a traditional laptop, presentation device or tablet. The 14-inch WUXGA IPS touchscreen offers a 120Hz refresh rate, 100 percent sRGB colour coverage and support for the bundled Acer Active Stylus 420 based on Wacom AES 2.0 technology. The stylus supports 4,096 pressure levels and tilt detection, making it suitable for note-taking and creative work.
The laptop features a 65Wh battery that Acer claims can deliver up to 23 hours of video playback or up to 16.5 hours of web browsing. Fast charging is supported through a 100W USB Type-C adapter. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6.0, dual USB Type-C ports with USB4 support, two USB Type-A ports and HDMI 2.1. A 5-megapixel infrared camera with Windows Hello support, DTS:X Ultra audio and Snapdragon Sound compatibility are also included.
Aspire Go 15 brings Snapdragon C to the entry segment
Acer Aspire Go 15
Alongside the premium Swift model, Acer has introduced the Aspire Go 15, becoming the first PC manufacturer to announce a laptop powered by Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon C processor. The device is aimed at users looking for a budget-friendly Windows laptop for web browsing, work and media consumption.
The Aspire Go 15 comes with a 15.6-inch Full HD display, up to 8GB memory and up to 512GB storage. It includes a 53Wh battery, Wi-Fi 6E connectivity, a Full HD webcam, dual speakers and multiple ports including USB Type-C, USB Type-A and HDMI. Acer has also incorporated its AcerSense software for system management and optimisation. The company says the laptop uses recyclable packaging and includes recycled materials in its construction.
Availability
Acer has confirmed that the Swift Spin 14 AI will be available in North America from August 2026, while customers in Europe, the Middle East and Africa will get access from July 2026. The laptop is also scheduled to arrive in Australia during the third quarter of 2026.
Meanwhile, Acer has not yet announced the launch timeline for the Aspire Go 15. The company is also yet to reveal pricing details for either device, with availability and configurations expected to vary across different markets.
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Boat has launched two new smartwatches in India, the Storm Call 4 and Ultima Vogue 2. While both devices offer the usual mix of fitness tracking, Bluetooth calling, and long battery life, their biggest highlight is something rarely seen in this category. Instead of relying on proprietary magnetic charging docks, these watches feature built-in USB-C charging support, allowing users to power them using the same cable used for smartphones, tablets, laptops, and power banks.
Boat Storm Call 4: Key features
boAt Storm Call 4 and Ultima Vogue 2
The boAt Storm Call 4 is positioned as an everyday smartwatch focused on convenience and practicality. It features a 1.96-inch HD display with brightness reaching up to 500 nits, making it easier to view notifications and fitness data outdoors. The smartwatch also includes a functional crown for navigation and carries an IP68 rating for protection against dust, sweat and water exposure.
The wearable supports Bluetooth calling and offers over 100 sports modes for activity tracking. Health-focused features include heart rate monitoring, SpO₂ tracking, sleep analysis, stress monitoring, female wellness tracking and Emergency SOS functionality. The Storm Call 4 is rated to deliver up to 12 days of battery life on a single charge and can be topped up directly through its USB-C charging port.
Boat Ultima Vogue 2: Key features
The Ultima Vogue 2 targets users looking for a more premium smartwatch experience. It comes with a 1.96-inch AMOLED display capable of reaching up to 1,000 nits brightness, paired with a metallic frame design for a more premium look and feel. Like the Storm Call 4, it supports direct USB-C charging and carries an IP68 rating.
The smartwatch includes Bluetooth calling, more than 100 sports modes, and the same set of health tracking tools, including heart rate, blood oxygen, sleep and stress monitoring. Boat says the Ultima Vogue 2 can deliver up to 10 days of battery life under typical usage conditions.
Boat Storm Call 4 and Ultima Vogue 2: Price and availability
The Boat Storm Call 4 is priced at Rs 1,599, while the Ultima Vogue 2 costs Rs 2,799. Pre-bookings for the Storm Call 4 begin today (May 29) through Boat’s official website, with sales starting on June 12 via the brand’s online store and leading retail platforms.
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Honor’s Win series now has a third member. After launching the Honor Win and Win RT last year, the company has now introduced the new Honor Win Turbo in China, and like the rest of the lineup, battery is the main highlight here.
The Honor Win Turbo arrives with a massive 10,000mAh battery, like its other sibling. Honor says the phone can deliver more than 14 hours of gaming or over 22 hours of short video playback on a single charge. The company has paired the battery with 80W wired fast charging and 27W reverse charging support.
Despite the large battery, the phone is still relatively slim at 7.98mm thick and weighs 216 grams.
Honor Win Turbo Specifications
The device comes with a 6.79-inch flat LTPS OLED display with a 2640 x 1200 resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. Honor is also advertising up to 8,000 nits peak brightness alongside 3840Hz PWM dimming and its Oasis eye protection technology.
Inside, the Win Turbo runs on MediaTek’s Dimensity 8500 Elite processor, paired with LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.1 storage. Configurations go up to 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage.
On the camera side, the phone includes a 50-megapixel main camera with OIS, a secondary 5-megapixel rear camera, and a 16-megapixel front-facing camera.
The design follows the same horizontal camera layout seen on earlier Win devices, although the camera arrangement itself has been slightly redesigned. One noticeable change this year is the absence of the cooling fan that shipped with the previous two Win series models.
Honor is also adding several extra features, including IP68, IP69, and IP69K dust and water resistance ratings, dual stereo speakers, a Z-axis vibration motor, a C1+ RF enhancement chip, and second-generation Hongyan communication technology.
The Honor Win Turbo comes in three colors: Fast Gameplay, Win by Choice, and Blue Fearless.
Pricing starts at 3,299 yuan (around $486) for the 12GB RAM and 256GB storage model. The 12GB and 512GB version costs 3,599 yuan (around $530), while the top-end 16GB and 512GB variant is priced at 4,199 yuan (around $619).
In a few months, MediaTek will launch Dimensity 9600 chips, which will power the next-generation of flagship smartphones. Alongside the Dimensity 9600, the chipmaker is also expected to unveil the Dimensity 9600 Pro as the company’s first Pro-branded mobile processor with huge upgrades.
While we’re still months away from the official launch, which is likely to happen in September, leaks have already spilled enough details about the upcoming Dimensity flagships to show us what’s to come.
[Note: MediaTek hasn’t officially revealed any details about the upcoming Dimensity 9600 and Dimensity 9600 Pro, so all the details in the post are purely based on leaks and rumors.]
MediaTek Dimensity 9600 series: Spec sheet
Dimensity 9600
Dimensity 9600 Pro
Launch
September 2026
September 2026
Process node
2 nm (TSMC)
2 nm (TSMC)
CPU
2 x prime cores 3 x performance cores 3 x efficiency cores
2 x prime cores 3 x performance cores 3 x performance cores
Peak CPU speed
~4.X GHz
~5.0 GHz
GPU
Arm Immortalis “Magni” ray tracing support
Arm Immortalis “Magni” (higher core count) ray tracing support
Memory
LPDDR5X
LPDDR6
Storage
UFS 4.0
UFS 5.0
MediaTek Dimensity 9600 series: Everything you need to know
MediaTek will split its next-gen tier into a standard Dimensity 9600 and a high-performance Dimensity 9600 Pro. Not just MediaTek but Qualcomm will introduce a “Pro” version of its upcoming Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 chip around the same time later this year.
The battle is going to be more intense this year as the Dimensity 9600 Pro reportedly brings major performance upgrades and will closely compete with the best from Apple and Qualcomm.
Process node and CPU architecture
The Dimensity 9600 Pro will reportedly utilize TSMC’s advanced 2nm (N2P) node. This could offer a 10–15% performance boost and a 25–30% improvement in power efficiency compared to the previous generation. However, uncertainty remains regarding whether the standard Dimensity 9600 will use the same node.
TSMC’s factories are unable to meet the unprecedented demand for high-performance chips, and so, securing a supply of advanced nodes is a big battle in itself. And to keep the cost in check, the standard Dimensity 9600 may use the 3nm node, or it could be a lower-binned 2nm chip.
Besides an advanced node, the Dimensity 9600 Pro is reportedly getting a major CPU architecture upgrade. Instead of a traditional ‘1+3+4’ design, the Pro chip may use a ‘2+3+3’ configuration, featuring two Ultra cores with a 5.0 GHz peak frequency. The standard Dimensity 9600 may also use the new configuration, but will likely have a lower peak frequency.
The Ultra cores are rumored to be Arm’s next-gen Cortex C2-Ultra codenamed “Canyon”. The three performance cores are codenamed “Gelas-B” and the three balanced performance cores are codenamed “Gelas”.
GPU and gaming capabilities
The Dimensity 9600 chips are reportedly getting huge graphics advancements, designed to rival or beat top-tier chips from rivals. Both variants are said to feature Arm’s next-generation “Magni” GPU architecture, but the Pro chip may have higher core counts.
Furthermore, the chip could feature integrated dedicated hardware blocks directly into the silicon to offload heavy gaming tasks. According to leakster Digital Chat Station, the chip can artificially insert frames into games at a hardware level, allowing a game running at 60 FPS to be smoothly scaled to 120 FPS or higher. The Magni GPU is also said to have native resolution upscaling rather than relying purely on software tricks.
The chips reportedly feature upgraded ray tracing performance, resulting in more realistic lighting, shadows, and reflections in modern titles. Furthermore, the Dimensity 9600 Pro is said to support LPDDR6 RAM and UFS 5.0 storage, which should greatly improve data transfer speeds, resulting in faster game launches and faster loading of gaming assets.
AI and NPU capabilities
MediaTek is said to have greatly improved the AI capabilities on the Dimensity 9600 chips. The same chip is also expected to power OpenAI’s first AI-first smartphone.
The Dimensity chips may utilize a dual-NPU design for layered computing and a Neural Shader Scheduler (NSS) that dynamically analyzes machine learning tasks and divides the compute fluidity between the GPU and NPU based on real-time efficiency.
The processor may feature integrated hardware support for Arm’s Scalable Matrix Extension 2 (SME2), which would significantly accelerate matrix math to achieve faster AI responses with better power efficiency.
Benchmark numbers
Tipster Digital Chat Station has shared early Geekbench 6 estimates based on engineering samples. While they do not represent the final figures, they do give an idea of where things might land.
According to the leak, the Dimensity 9600 Pro could deliver a single-core score of 4200–4300 on Geekbench 6, and multi-core performance could be around 12000–12500. For context, the estimated Geekbench scores for the previous generation were 4000 for single-core and 11000 for multi-core, as shared by the tipster. These figures suggest a steady, incremental generational leap for the Dimensity 9600 Pro, rather than a dramatic shift.
Upcoming devices with the Dimensity 9600 series chips
Here’s a list of upcoming phones expected to be powered by the upcoming Dimensity chips:
Motorola has responded to recent complaints from users who noticed something unusual when opening the Amazon Shopping app on their phones. Instead of launching the app directly, some devices briefly opened a browser window and routed users through a tracking link before finally landing in Amazon.
The issue gained attention earlier this week after users, including owners of premium devices like the Motorola Razr 60 Ultra, reported the unexpected behavior. Researchers who looked into it found that Motorola’s pre-installed Smart Feed app appeared to be intercepting app launches and redirecting them through affiliate links.
According to reports, the redirects included affiliate tracking codes that could potentially generate commissions from purchases. Network analysis also linked the behavior to domains associated with Motorola’s advertising and content recommendation partners.
The discovery raised eyebrows for a couple of reasons. For one, users were not expecting a shopping app launch to pass through a browser first. It was also happening on expensive flagship devices, which made the situation even more surprising.
Motorola has now acknowledged the issue and says it has already been fixed.
In a statement shared with Android Authority, the company described the behavior as “unintended” and said it was caused by a routing configuration issue within the Smart Feed app. Motorola says the configuration has since been corrected and apps should now open normally without being routed through tracking links.
The company added that it “takes user experience, privacy, and platform integrity seriously,” and that it will “continue to closely monitor the system to ensure expected behavior across devices.”
What Motorola has not fully explained, however, is how the affiliate-link behavior ended up in the software in the first place. While the company insists the redirects were unintentional, some users have questioned why app launches were being routed through affiliate infrastructure at all.
The issue appears to be linked to a recent Smart Feed update and was primarily reported by users in the United States, though it is not entirely clear how widespread the behavior was.
For users who remain concerned, Smart Feed can be disabled through the phone’s app settings.
Open your phone’s Settings
Tap on Apps (or Apps & Notifications)
Tap on See all apps and locate Smart Feed
Tap Disable
The incident also serves as another reminder that pre-installed software can sometimes do more behind the scenes than most users realize. At least for now, Motorola says the problem has been resolved. Whether that explanation satisfies users is likely a different question.
Back in February, a leak revealed the key details of the Honor X80 smartphone. Now, a new leak from tipster Digital Chat Station suggests that a new Honor X-series phone is tentatively scheduled to launch in China in June. While the tipster has not explicitly mentioned the device’s name, it appears that it could be the Honor X80. Here’s a look at what the latest leak reveals.
Honor X80 key specifications tipped
According to the leak, the Honor X80 will feature a 6.8-inch LTPS OLED display with a flat design. The screen is expected to offer a 1.5K resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate.
Under the hood, the device is said to pack a massive 10,000mAh+ battery with support for 90W fast charging. While Honor has already launched a couple of smartphones with 10,000mAh+ batteries, this would be the first X-series model to feature such a large battery.
The Honor X80 is expected to be powered by a Snapdragon 6-series chipset, which could be the recently announced Snapdragon 6 Gen 5. Similar to its predecessor, the device is also tipped to feature a shock-resistant body.
The leak further claims that the Honor X80 will be available in colour options such as Mystic Black, Moonlight White, Lightning Red, and Vibrant Orange. According to the tipster, the device could perform strongly in the Chinese market, as last year’s Honor X70 reportedly sold nearly 7 million units.
For reference, the Honor X70 featured a 6.79-inch OLED display with a 1.5K resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. It was powered by the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 chipset and packed an 8,300mAh battery with 80W fast charging support. Honor also offered wireless charging on the X70’s 512GB storage variant.
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Samsung’s wider foldable design is no longer really a secret at this point. Earlier leaks already gave us a fairly good idea of the new aspect ratio through screen protector images, CAD renders, and even a metal dummy shown side-by-side with a more traditional tall Fold design similar to the Galaxy Z Fold 7.
What makes the latest leak more interesting is the level of detail. Newly surfaced dummy units shared by Sonny Dickson look much closer to actual production hardware rather than simple aluminum placeholders, giving a better sense of the device’s proportions, thickness, and overall in-hand feel.
The images show three upcoming Samsung foldables together, including the Galaxy Z Fold Ultra, Galaxy Z Flip 8, and the wider Fold variant that has been appearing in previous rumors. Compared to older Galaxy Fold models, the wider version looks noticeably shorter and broader, moving closer to the proportions of a small tablet when unfolded.
One of the more surprising details is the thickness. Despite the larger footprint, the device appears extremely thin, staying close to Galaxy Z Fold 7 territory. Earlier leaks suggested around 9.8mm folded and roughly 4.3mm unfolded.
The dummy also reveals more refined exterior details that previous leaks did not show clearly. On the back, the wider model appears to use a pill-shaped camera island housing two camera sensors, likely a main and ultrawide setup. It may hint that the company is intentionally differentiating this model from the Ultra-branded variant.
Another thing the newer dummy units help visualize better is the overall usability of the wider aspect ratio. Previous Galaxy Fold devices have often been criticized for feeling too narrow when closed and slightly awkward when unfolded. The wider design appears much more practical for typing, multitasking, gaming, and watching videos without excessive black bars.
Samsung is expected to unveil its next foldables during a Galaxy Unpacked event in July, reportedly taking place in London.
At this point, the wider aspect ratio itself is not really the new part anymore. What these latest dummy leaks mainly do is give a much clearer look at how refined the hardware may already be, and how Samsung could finally be moving toward a foldable design that feels less experimental and more naturally usable day to day.
A report yesterday suggested that Oppo could be preparing Android’s first flagship with a square selfie camera. That may no longer be the case. A new leak from Digital Chat Station claims Honor is also testing a similar setup for the Honor Magic 9.
The tipster suggests that the upcoming Honor Magic 9 is currently testing several new camera sensors, including multiple 200MP main camera options and a new high-resolution front camera system.
Honor Magic 9 in testing with 200MP main sensor
The prototype is said to include two different 200MP main sensor options: the OV52A/OV52B at 1/1.28-inch size and the larger OVB0D at 1/1.12-inch. These sensors are being evaluated as possible primary cameras for the final device.
Rounding out the rear setup, for now, is a 64MP periscope telephoto lens using the OmniVision OV64D sensor with a 1/2-inch format.
This isn’t the first time the OV64D periscope sensor has surfaced in relation to the Magic 9. An earlier leak from the same tipster had already pointed to the OmniVision chip for the device’s telephoto slot.
The previous report also revealed a rear camera arrangement featuring a 200MP shooter with a 1/2.8-inch sensor and a 50MP ultra-wide lens. Today’s new information aligns with and expands on those earlier claims.
Perhaps the most interesting claim is regarding the front camera. The Magic 9 is reportedly being evaluated with a 100MP OVA0B sensor measuring 1/1.8 inches, but it won’t ship in that form.
According to the leak, the image will be cropped into a 1:1 square aspect ratio, which should effectively reduce the resolution and pixel size but produce a distinctly square selfie output.
Beyond cameras, earlier reports suggest the Magic 9 series may include a compact 6.36-inch OLED display, a large battery of around 8,000mAh, and testing with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 platform. It is also expected to offer IP68/IP69 protection and ultrasonic fingerprint scanning.
There is also a mention that ARRI may be working with Honor to improve video processing and cinematic output on the Magic 9 lineup.
The Honor Magic 9 series is currently expected to launch in China around October, though specifications could still change as testing continues.
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Asus has officially launched the Asus ROG Rapture GT-BN98 Pro, and the company is calling it the world’s first Wi-Fi 8 gaming router. The new router has already picked up attention after winning a Best Choice Award at this year’s COMPUTEX Taipei International Computer Show.
The GT-BN98 Pro is designed around the upcoming Wi-Fi 8 standard, also known as IEEE 802.11bn. While Wi-Fi 8 hasn’t been finalized yet, Asus says the router can deliver up to twice the throughput and twice the IoT coverage of previous-generation models, especially across medium-to-long distances where signals usually begin to weaken.
That means fewer slowdowns in places like garages, patios, or upstairs rooms, at least according to Asus’ own testing. The company also says Wi-Fi 8 improves communication between routers and connected devices to help low-powered smart home gadgets maintain a more stable connection.
Gaming and Hardware
Asus is also emphasizing gaming here, which isn’t surprising given the Republic of Gamers branding. The router includes what Asus calls “AI Game Boost,” a three-level acceleration system that prioritizes gaming traffic from the device all the way to the game server. Asus claims the feature can reduce latency by up to 34 percent.
The hardware itself is equally aggressive. The GT-BN98 Pro ships with dual 10GbE ports with link aggregation support, four 2.5GbE ports, and one additional 1GbE port. There’s also a dedicated 10G gaming port that automatically prioritizes gaming traffic without requiring manual setup. On the USB side, Asus includes one 5Gbps USB port and another USB 2.0 port.
The router also uses a thicker aluminum top plate, an upgraded nanocarbon coating, and a redesigned airflow system that improves heat dissipation by up to 35 percent compared to the older Asus ROG Rapture GT-AXE16000.
Like most premium routers in 2026, the GT-BN98 Pro brings software features like upgraded AiProtection security tools, VLAN controls, guest networks for IoT and kids’ devices, VPN support, and real-time Wi-Fi interference monitoring.
Asus hasn’t shared pricing or full wireless specifications yet.
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Xiaomi has introduced a new addition to its growing smart home appliance lineup in Europe with the launch of the Mijia Front Load Washer Dryer (8KG). The new all-in-one machine combines washing and drying functions in a single unit.
The company says the washer-dryer focuses on convenience, energy efficiency, and smart connectivity while maintaining an affordable price point. Xiaomi has priced the appliance at 539 EUR in the European market.
Xiaomi Mijia Front Load Washer Dryer (8kg) Specifications
The Mijia Front Load Washer Dryer comes with an 8kg washing capacity and a large 525mm drum designed for handling everyday laundry loads. Xiaomi has also added its Power Wash technology for a stronger water flow to improve cleaning performance during wash cycles.
The machine also has a hygiene-focused steam cleaning mode. According to Xiaomi, the high-temperature steam system can remove up to 99.99% of bacteria from clothes.
The washer-dryer also includes intelligent drying technology. Built-in sensors monitor temperature and moisture levels during drying and automatically stop the cycle once clothes reach the desired dryness level. Xiaomi says this helps prevent overheating and reduces the risk of fabric damage.
Users will also find more than 30 washing programs available on the machine, including a 15-minute quick wash option for lightly worn clothing. The washer-dryer is controlled through a colorful touch panel, while Xiaomi Home app support allows users to operate and monitor the appliance remotely.
Through the app, owners can customize wash settings, save personal routines, and receive future OTA software updates. Xiaomi is also promoting one-tap wash-and-dry functions aimed at simplifying daily laundry tasks.
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The company expanded its smart home lineup with the global launch of the new robot vacuums, the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum H50 and the more advanced Robot Vacuum H50 Pro.
Xiaomi Robot Vacuum H50 and H50 Pro Specifications
The new models are designed to reduce the amount of manual cleaning users need to do at home. Both vacuums come with self-maintaining charging stations that can automatically collect dust and manage mop cleaning. Xiaomi is also focusing on stronger suction and improved corner cleaning with this generation.
The Xiaomi Robot Vacuum H50 Pro sits at the top of the lineup and features a 15,000Pa suction system designed to remove dust, debris, and pet hair from carpets and hard floors. The vacuum also uses extendable side brushes and mop pads that can move outward to clean edges, corners, and areas close to walls more effectively.
Xiaomi has equipped the Pro model with a self-cleaning dock that handles dust collection, mop washing, and hot-air drying. According to the company, the station can store dust for up to 75 days before users need to empty it manually. The robot also features laser-based navigation with obstacle detection and full-home mapping capabilities.
The vacuum also has an anti-tangle brush system that reduces hair wrapping around the brushes during operation. The H50 Pro is powered by a 5,200mAh battery that can run for up to 180 minutes and clean spaces as large as 240 square meters on a single charge.
The standard Xiaomi Robot Vacuum H50 offers a slightly more affordable option while still including several premium features. It comes with 10,000Pa suction, LDS laser navigation, and an all-in-one docking station with automatic dust collection and water tank management.
Users can also control the vacuum through the Xiaomi Home app, where they can set schedules, create virtual walls, and select specific cleaning zones. Xiaomi says the standard model also includes anti-tangle brush designs to help minimize maintenance.
Price and Availability
In terms of pricing, the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum H50 starts at £359 in the UK and €399 in Europe. Meanwhile, the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum H50 Pro is priced at £459 in the UK and €499 in European markets.
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Casio is teaming up with the pop group XG for a new pair of G-Shock watches. The collaboration briefly appeared on Casio’s US website earlier this week before the listings were removed, but the company has confirmed the watches will officially launch in Japan on June 12th.
Design Details
The collection consists of two models with very different designs. The more expensive option is the GM-S5600XG-1, which will sell for ¥36,300 (about $228). It uses the familiar square case that G-Shock is known for, but the glass covering the digital display has a rainbow vapor deposition finish.
According to Casio, this manufacturing process means the color gradient on every watch will be slightly different. The colors also shift depending on the angle of your wrist. To balance out the iridescent screen, the rest of the watch is made of standard black resin and stainless steel.
The second watch is the GMA-S110XG-4A, priced at ¥25,300 (roughly $158). This one is an analog-digital hybrid with a bulkier case. The pink resin band and bezel are made using a color molding technique that mixes different resins together during production. This creates a marbled pattern that, similar to the rainbow glass on the other model, is unique to each individual watch. It also includes a polarized dial that changes color in the light.
Beyond the cosmetic changes and the XG logos on the dials and case backs, these are standard G-Shock watches. Both come with the usual 200 meters of water resistance, shockproofing, stopwatches, timers, alarms, and LED backlights. The square model runs on a CR1616 battery estimated to last three years, while the analog model uses a CR1220 battery rated for two years.
Casio is also continuing to use bio-based resins for the bands on both watches, which is part of the company’s broader effort to use fewer traditional plastics in its manufacturing. There is no official word on a US release date yet, but the earlier website leak suggests an international rollout should be announced soon.
Samsung’s Galaxy S27 lineup is starting to take shape through early leaks, and one model in particular is drawing a lot of attention already. According to recent reports, Samsung may introduce a new Galaxy S27 Pro next year, sitting somewhere between the Plus and Ultra models.
What makes the leak interesting is the camera setup. The S27 Pro is rumored to use an ALoP telephoto lens with around 3.5x optical zoom paired with a 50MP sensor, and some insiders believe it could actually produce better-looking shots than the Ultra in the most commonly used zoom ranges.
That might sound strange at first, considering the Ultra is still expected to be Samsung’s top camera phone. But the idea here is fairly simple. The S27 Ultra may reportedly drop the separate 3x telephoto lens entirely and instead rely more heavily on cropping from its 200MP main camera for mid-range zoom shots.
The S27 Pro, meanwhile, would keep a dedicated optical zoom camera specifically optimized for that range. In real-world use, that should help with portraits, indoor zoom shots, and everyday photography between roughly 2x and 5x where people actually use zoom most often.
Leaks also suggest both the S27 Pro and S27 Ultra could share the same new 200MP main sensor along with an upgraded 50MP ultrawide camera. The biggest differences may come down to zoom hardware, size, and premium extras like the S Pen.
The Pro model is reportedly being positioned as a more compact “mini Ultra” option with a flat display around the 6.4 to 6.5-inch range. In other words, Samsung may be trying to offer flagship-level cameras without forcing users into the largest possible phone.
Interestingly, this approach feels somewhat similar to what other brands have been experimenting with recently. Instead of simply adding more camera sensors, companies are starting to focus more on which focal lengths people actually use most often.
Of course, all of this is still very early, and Samsung’s plans could easily change before launch. But if the leaks are accurate, the Galaxy S27 Pro may end up becoming one of the more interesting additions to Samsung’s lineup in quite a while, especially for users who want strong cameras without carrying around a massive Ultra model.
Xiaomi has launched the Watch S5 46mm for global markets alongside its new 17T series smartphones. The new smartwatch runs on Xiaomi’s HyperOS 3 and introduces several hardware updates, including a brighter display, a high-capacity battery, and a few specialized fitness features.
Xiaomi Watch S5 46mm Specifications
The watch maintains a standard circular design with a 316L stainless steel frame. It weighs 46 grams and is 10.99mm thick. The screen is a 1.48-inch AMOLED display with a 480 x 480 resolution and peak brightness of 2,500 nits. The bezels are 2.6mm thick, which the company says is a 40% reduction from the previous model. The screen also includes wet-touch protection to stop water droplets from registering as taps.
Inside, the Watch S5 has an 815mAh battery. Xiaomi estimates up to 21 days of battery life for light usage. For standard use, the estimate is 14 days, and that drops to 9 days if the always-on display is active.
For fitness tracking, the watch supports over 150 sports modes and uses an updated dual-band, five-system GNSS chip for outdoor routing. It includes offline map support and a backtracking feature. Xiaomi added a cycling mode that syncs data to a smartphone to act as a bike computer, and it connects to third-party Bluetooth power meters.
There is also a skiing mode with fall detection that contacts emergency services if the user is unresponsive for 60 seconds. Another specific addition is Passion mode, which tracks gestures like clapping and arm waving during sporting events to calculate calories burned while cheering.
The health tracking system uses a new four-LED, four-PD sensor for heart rate and blood oxygen monitoring. Xiaomi says the heart rate tracking is 98.4% accurate. The company also worked with international sleep societies to update its sleep tracking algorithms. Running on HyperOS 3, the watch connects to the Xiaomi Smart Hub for smart home control, remote camera operation, and NFC payments through Mastercard and Visa.
Pricing and Availability
The Xiaomi Watch S5 46mm is available now. The Black and Silver models cost €179.99 / £149.99. The Jungle Green and Ceramic Blue versions, which have different strap materials and bezel finishes, are priced at €199.99 / £169.99.
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After initially launching in China last year, Xiaomi is bringing its Buds 6 to the global market. Priced at £99.99 in the UK and €119.99 across Europe, the new wireless earbuds sit in the competitive mid-range audio segment.
Xiaomi Buds 6 Specifications
From a hardware perspective, the Buds 6 use a semi-in-ear design. This means they rest in the ear without the silicone tips that seal the ear canal, similar to standard AirPods. Xiaomi says it has tweaked the ergonomics from previous models, reducing the stem thickness by 12% and the sound outlet by 11.3% to alleviate physical pressure. Each earbud weighs 4.4 grams, and the accompanying charging case is available in Graphite Black, Pearl White, Titan Gray, and Nebula Purple.
For audio, the earbuds are equipped with an 11mm triple-magnet dynamic driver and a 24k gold-plated diaphragm. It supports Qualcomm’s aptX Lossless codec, which allows for transmission rates up to 2.1 Mbps at 24-bit/48kHz for compatible devices. Xiaomi also partnered with the Harman Golden Ear Team for specific EQ tuning profiles and included an adaptive sound algorithm designed to adjust frequencies based on the shape of the user’s ear canal.
The Buds 6 do feature active noise cancellation (ANC), utilizing a three-microphone array to filter out background noise and handle wind speeds up to 12m/s during calls. However, because semi-in-ear designs do not create a physical seal, the ANC here is likely intended to reduce low-frequency ambient hums rather than provide the total isolation you would get from closed-fit alternatives.
The earbuds natively support both Apple’s Find My network and Google’s Find Hub, making them highly versatile for users operating across different mobile ecosystems. Xiaomi has also integrated a standalone audio recording function; you can tap the charging case three times to instantly record live conversations or calls, even when the case lid is closed.
Coming to the battery life, the earbuds offer up to six hours of playback on a single charge and a total of 35 hours with the case. The earbuds are IP54-rated for basic water and dust resistance and support multipoint Bluetooth for connecting to two devices simultaneously.
To incentivize early adoption, Xiaomi is bundling the earbuds with a three-month trial of Spotify Premium for new subscribers, which can be redeemed through the Xiaomi Earbuds app until August 2026.
Xiaomi has globally launched the Xiaomi 17T and Xiaomi 17T Pro smartphones today. The premium flagship lineup is equipped with Leica-branded cameras, large silicon-carbon batteries, AMOLED displays, and MediaTek chipsets. While both phones share a similar design language and several flagship-grade features, there are important differences that separate the standard and Pro models.
XIaomi 17T vs Xiaomi 17T Pro
7Pricing and colors
The Xiaomi 17T starts at EUR 749.99 for the 12GB+256GB model, while the 12GB+512GB version costs EUR 799.99. It is available in Violet, Opal White, Blue, and Black color options.
The Xiaomi 17T Pro starts at EUR 899.99 for the 12GB+256GB variant. The 12GB+512GB model is priced at EUR 999.99, while the top-end 12GB+1TB version costs EUR 1099.99. Xiaomi is offering the Pro model in Deep Blue, Deep Violet, and Black color options.
The Xiaomi 17T and 17T Pro share many flagship-level features, but the Pro model pushes harder with a faster chipset, larger battery, better video recording support, and wireless charging. Which one would you pick between the Xiaomi 17T and Xiaomi 17T Pro?
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The all-new Sony Bravia 7 II series premium television lineup in India. The latest models introduce Sony’s True RGB technology, bringing independently controlled RGB LED lighting for more accurate colours and deeper contrast. Alongside improved visuals, the new TVs also focus on gaming, immersive sound, and AI-powered smart features designed for modern home entertainment setups.
Sony Bravia 7 II key features
Sony Bravia 7 II series
The Bravia 7 II series is powered by Sony’s RGB Backlight Master Drive Pro technology, which independently controls red, green, and blue LEDs to improve color precision and contrast. Sony has paired this with the Cognitive Processor XR, enabling the TV to analyze scenes in a way that mimics human vision and hearing. The lineup also includes RGB Triluminos Max, Smooth Colour Gradation, and X-Wide Angle Pro technologies for wider viewing angles and more detailed colour transitions.
Sony is offering the Bravia 7 II in screen sizes ranging from 55-inch to 98-inch. The TVs support Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG, IMAX Enhanced, Dolby Atmos, and DTS formats for a theatre-like viewing experience. Acoustic Multi-Audio+ technology on larger variants places sound more accurately with on-screen action, while Voice Zoom 3 improves dialogue clarity during movies and shows.
For gamers, the Bravia 7 II supports 4K 120Hz gaming through HDMI 2.1 along with Variable Refresh Rate and Auto Low Latency Mode support. Features such as Game Menu 2, Dolby Vision Gaming, PS Remote Play, Auto HDR Tone Mapping, and Auto Genre Picture Mode are also included.
The televisions run Google TV and support Google Assistant, Apple AirPlay 2, Apple HomeKit, Chromecast, and Alexa-compatible devices. Sony has also confirmed that Gemini integration for Google TV will arrive through a future software update.
Sony Bravia 7 II price and availability
Sony has started pre-bookings for select Bravia 7 II models in India starting today. The 55-inch variant is priced at Rs 2,21,990, while the 65-inch model costs Rs 2,74,990. The 75-inch and 85-inch variants are expected to launch by the end of June, while the 98-inch model is scheduled for release by the end of July.
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Vivo has unveiled a new budget-focused smartphone called the Vivo T5 in Mexico. The smartphone arrives with a large battery, high refresh rate display, and durable design features usually seen on more expensive devices. Here’s a look at the specifications, features, and price of the device.
Vivo T5 (4G) specifications and features
Vivo T5 (4G)
The Vivo T5 (4G) features a 6.75-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 1570×720 pixels and support for up to 120Hz refresh rate. The panel also reaches up to 1250 nits HBM brightness. Under the hood is the Snapdragon 6s Gen 2 4G chipset paired with 8GB LPDDR4X RAM and 256GB UFS 2.2 storage. The phone also supports up to 8GB extended RAM.
One of the biggest highlights of the Vivo T5 is its 7200mAh battery. Vivo has paired the large battery with 44W fast charging support. The company claims the phone carries IP68 and IP69 ratings for dust and water resistance, which is uncommon in this price segment. The device runs Android 16-based OriginOS 6 out of the box and includes a side-mounted fingerprint scanner for security.
Vivo T5 (4G)
For photography, the Vivo T5 comes with a 50-megapixel primary rear camera alongside a 2-megapixel secondary sensor. On the front, the phone gets a 32-megapixel selfie camera. The smartphone supports dual SIM 4G connectivity, Bluetooth 5.1, dual-band Wi-Fi, USB Type-C, and an infrared blaster. The device measures 166.64 x 78.43 x 8.39mm for the black variant and 8.49mm for the gold variant, while the weight stands at 219 grams.
Vivo T5 (4G) price and availability
The Vivo T5 (4G) has launched in Mexico in Gold and Black color options. The smartphone is priced at MXN 5,799 (~$335) for the single 8GB RAM and 256GB storage variant.
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