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  • Realme launches new smartphone X7 Pro 5G

     Realme has launched its new smartphone Realme X7 Pro 5G in the market. This great phone of Realme X7 series has just been launched in Thailand, where its price has been fixed at around 42 thousand rupees. It is believed that this phone can be launched soon in many countries including India.

    A 6.55-inch AMOLED display can be given in Realme X7 Pro 5G. Its refresh rate is 120 Hz. This phone is equipped with Dimensity 1000+ processors. It has been launched with 8 GB RAM and 128 GB storage variants. To give power to the Reality X7 Pro, it has a 4500 mAh battery, which comes with 65 watt fast charging.

    The Realme X7 Pro has a quad rear camera setup with a 64-megapixel main camera, which has an 8-megapixel ultra wide lens and a 2-megapixel macro lens and depth sensor. It has a 32 megapixel selfie camera. This phone has been launched in Black and Gradient color options.

  • Xiaomi Mi 11 to come with 55W fast charging

    The Xiaomi M2011K2C, expected to arrive as the Xiaomi Mi 11, has just been certified by 3C. The phone will come with the MDY-12-EQ charger that supports speeds of up to 55W, hinting of the charging rates of the upcoming smartphone.

    There’s not much we know about the Mi 11, although with rumors indicating it’s coming out before the end of the year that’s bound to change. We got confirmation it will be the first with Snapdragon 888, alongside its Mi 11 Pro sibling. Another pointed to a 120Hz QHD+ panel for the Pro, but there’s no info whether the vanilla will have the same display.

    We’re also reasonably confident of the battery capacity in the Mi 11 – it was certified at 3C as 2,485 mAh for each of its two cells, meaning the new phone will hold a 4,780 mAh charge.

  • Oraimon launches new fitness band, will get 20 days battery life

    Oraimo has launched its new fitness band in the Indian market. The company claims that 360 degree fitness tracking experience will be provided from this fitness band in workout position or stationary position. The band is rated IP67 for water splashes, dust resistant.

    The company says that the band will act like your private coach, which will provide accurate workout records such as heartbeat, durations, calories and distance. Apart from this, 8 different training modes are supported in the band, which includes skipping, running, cycling.

    For connectivity, it has support of Bluetooth 5.0. The band has an 85 mAh battery, which keeps the device active for 20 hours. The band offers a 0.96-inch HD display and is priced at Rs 1449.

  • Home company U&i launched Safari Bluetooth speaker

    India’s gadget accessory and consumer electronics brand U&i has launched its new Safari wireless speaker. The special thing about this speaker is that you can easily take this speaker anywhere. Regarding the newly launched Safari Wireless Speaker, the company has claimed that it gives better sound and longer battery life. It has Bluetooth 5.0 which can be connected to any phone from a distance of 10 meters. This speaker comes with True Wireless Connection (TWS).

    With 1500 mAh battery capacity, this speaker can provide 4 hours of playtime and backup easily. Available in black, red and blue colors, this speaker will get an in-built microphone that is used in calling and also has a TF card slot and USB charging port.

  • Home company U&I launched two neckbands,

    India’s leading gadget accessory and consumer electronics brand U & i has launched two new wireless neckbands – “Topper” and “Flyer”. The U & i “Topper” and “Flyer” Wireless Neckbands are next generation wireless neckbands designed to listen to your favorite music or calls. The recently launched neckbands provide continuous Bluetooth connectivity and both devices offer coverage up to 10 meters. The U&I Topper Wireless Neckband comes with a 500 mAh battery that provides 60 hours of playtime and a charging time of 3-4 hours, while the U&I Flyer Wireless Neckband comes with a 250 mAh battery that provides 20 hours of playtime. And its charging time is 3 hours. Multi-functional and equipped with volume / track control buttons, both new neckbands provide a rich bass and HD stereo sound experience with passive noise cancellation for a consistent music experience.

    U & i “Topper” and “Flyer” wireless neckbands are made available through all major e-commerce platforms and retail stores at an initial price of INR 2999 / – and INR 2499 / -.

    Features of U&I Topper Wireless Neckband

    Bluetooth: 5.0 Playtime: 60 hours Battery Capacity: 500mAh Charging Time: 3-4 Hours Carve Distance: 10 Meters

    Features of U&I Flyer Wireless Neckband

    Bluetooth: 5.0 Playtime: 20 hours Battery Capacity: 250mAh Charging Time: 3 Hours Carve Distance: 10 Meters

  • POCO M3 and its huge 6,000 mAh battery are now official

    As earlier leaked, Xiaomi sub-brand POCO just revealed the POCO M3 to the world. And, just as those same leaks claimed, it is a giant among its peers in its price range. Although most of the specs won’t be anything worth writing home about, it will be the battery that will carry the POCO M3’s name in the market, with a ginormous battery and price tag that will put most mid-tier smartphones to shame.

    POCO itself really didn’t do much to hide the phone’s core specs even before it launched. The company already teased the phone’s Qualcomm Snapdragon 662 processor, 6.53-inch FHD+ screen, and, of course, its large 6,000 mAh battery. Unfortunately, that battery charges over 18W only, meaning it would be a long wait for it to get topped up to full.

    Leaks pretty much filled in the blanks that are now finally confirmed. The large camera bumper, not just a bump, houses only three sensors. That includes a 48MP f/1.79 main camera, a 2MP f/2.4 macro camera, and a 2MP f/2.4 depth sensor. Given it has no ultra-wide camera nor a telephoto one, buyers shouldn’t expect award-winning photos from these.

    The phone will at least be a head-turner, for better or worse. Coming in Cool Blue, Power Black, and (probably Banana) Yellow, the POCO M3’s rear design will definitely catch eyes. All it needs is a custom skin and it could be a dead knocker for the OnePlus 8T Cyberpunk 2077 Edition.

  • Best Android Phones under $300: Motorola, Samsung, Nokia, TCL, & more

    Smartphone prices have been escalating out of control for a few years now, and the recent move towards more affordable flagship-level phones (or really, really great mid-rangers, depending on your view) from Samsung (Galaxy S20 FE), Google (Pixel 5), and Apple (iPhone 12 Mini) is likely good news to most consumers. But, to some, getting the best flagship smartphone is often out of the budget, and they are likely to settle for a cheaper phone instead.

    Thankfully, phone brands have gotten really good at making phones, to the point that you can get something very capable at a stricter budget of $300 or less. Of course, you’re not going to have all the bells and whistles of a pricier device, but these devices are enough for your daily use.

    Motorola is responsible for some of the best entry-level phones in the US and its Moto G Power is a great option for those who don’t want to spend more than $300. You get a 6.4-inch display, a solid 16MP camera, Snapdragon 665, a near-stock version of Android, plus a 5,000 mAh battery.

    You’re missing NFC, the 8MP ultra-wide camera is just okay, and the 4GB of RAM is a bit low, but thankfully the software is lean and clean, so the phone remains super fast. If you’re a heavy user and battery endurance is of high importance, then this is your phone.