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Sony KD-50X70L Google TV Review: Performance transcends the modest specs, but at a premium
Going by the list of features, this Sony TV seems like an entry-level offering, but its performance tells a very different story.

AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D Review: A gaming-focused CPU that annihilates its higher-priced competitors
The AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D is a beast of a CPU. It handily beats CPUs that are more expensive than it, when it comes to gaming. But, when asked to deal with a productivity based task like Photoshop or Premiere Pro, it shows a few chinks in its armour

GoPro Hero11 Black Long-term Review: A lot more than an action camera
While the GoPro Hero11 Black retains its action DNA, it adds great versatility for all kinds of content creators.

Realme 11 Pro 5G Review: Should you consider this over the 200MP Pro+ variant?
The Realme 11 Pro+ made all the headlines because of its 200MP camera. However, despite lacking it, the Realme 11 Pro is a pretty solid option for most people, considering that the two devices share their internals, display and have the same design

Realme 11 Pro+ 5G Review: A great-looking, capable smartphone with a stunning 200MP camera
The Realme 11 Pro+ 5G is an absolute cracker of a phone, especially when it comes to its design and camera. It also has some pretty solid hardware too. However, it is severely let down by the bloatware and sheer volume of ads that it serves to its users

Samsung Galaxy F54 5G review: A phone that delivers on the things that matter
The Samsung Galaxy F54 5G is a pretty impressive phone with an awesome main camera, and a humongous 6000mAh battery. But how does it perform in one of the most hotly contested smartphone segments in any market in the world?

OnePlus 11 5G Long-term Review: The most loaded OnePlus non-Pro phone to date
The OnePlus 11 5G is packed to the brim with latest features, solid performance and can easily be mistaken for a Pro variant.

MSI Titan GT77 HX 13VI Review: The performance brute, reborn with more power and grunt
The MSI Titan GT77 from last year was a performance beast. This year’s MSI Titan GT77 HX 13V, with the Intel i9-13950HX & the NVIDIA RTX 4090 Laptop GPU, is in a different league altogether. Its performance and price clearly show that this is not a machine for everyone.

Sony HT-A3000 Soundbar Review: An enjoyable experience at a stiff price
The Sony HT-A3000 is a feature-rich soundbar that delivers a theatre-like experience at home at a cost with the right choice of components.

OnePlus Nord CE 3 Lite 5G Long Term Review: More of the same again
Other than a new main camera, the OnePlus Nord CE 3 Lite 5G is very much like its predecessor which happens to be our least favourite phone from the company.

AMD Radeon RX 7600 GPU Review: Presenting the new king of 1080P gaming
Most gamers play at a resolution of 1080P and are using either a GeForce 1060 6GB, or an RTX 2060 6GB, with most of them due for an upgrade soon. AMD is positioning the Radeon RX 7600 as THE VFM graphics card for 1080P gaming.

Ambrane Wise Eon Max Smartwatch Review: A pretty capable smartwatch considering the price
Priced at under Rs 1,500 the Ambrane Wise Eon Max is a pretty impressive Bluetooth calling enabled smartwatch, that has a great battery life, pretty decent display, and tons of activity trackers. But does its price tag make it value for money?

Ikodoo Buds One TWS Earbuds Review: Decent first attempt, but can do better
It seems Ikodoo has strived to pack the Buds One with too many features, and in the process, digressed a bit from its core performance.

Apple iPhone 14 Pro Long-term (Six Months) Review: Style and substance at a stiff price
On the surface, the Apple iPhone 14 Pro may seem a lot like its predecessor, but it does offer enhancements in several areas that add up to make it a better phone overall.

Samsung Galaxy M14 5G review: An impressive all-rounder in the budget smartphone segment
The Samsung Galaxy M14 5G is one of the most balanced offerings at its price point. For people looking for a budget 5G smartphone, the Galaxy M14 is definitely an option worth considering.

Samsung Galaxy S23+ review: The perfect all-rounder that balances the best of both worlds
The Samsung Galaxy S23+ is a brilliant smartphone that strikes the perfect balance between the Galaxy S23 Ultra and the Galaxy S23. However, because it falls squarely in between the two, it faces a lot of competition from other smartphone makers.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra review: A new yardstick against which all flagships will be pitted
The Galaxy S23 Ultra is the complete package as far as Android smartphones are concerned. From unhinged and raw performance chops to a camera system that will leave you in awe the S23 Ultra is everything that a flagship device should be.

Samsung Galaxy S23 review: A simply brilliant smartphone that packs a big punch
The Samsung Galaxy S23 is the best compact smartphone that money can buy right now. However, in spite of being better in some ways than its elder siblings, it risks getting overshadowed by the Galaxy S23 Ultra and the Galaxy S23 Plus.

OnePlus Nord Buds 2 Review: Nord Buds with ANC and better value for money
The OnePlus Nord Buds 2 could have been even better with a couple of tweaks but what it offers under 3K leaves little room for complaint.

Samsung Galaxy Book3 Pro 360 review: A performance beast dressed as a sleek thin and light
The Samsung Galaxy Book3 Pro 360 truly lives up to the word “Pro” in its name, and is one of the finer ultrabooks on the market today because of its stunning OLED display, sleek design, and jaw-dropping performance.

Samsung Galaxy A54 5G review: A solid, mid-level all-rounder that stands up to its promise
The Samsung Galaxy A54 5G faces tough competition in the mid-range segment of the Indian smartphone market. However, it manages to stand above its competition because of a few basic things that Samsung’s competitors still haven’t figured out.

Samsung Galaxy A34 5G review: A smartphone that screams value-for-money, all things considered
With its MediaTek Dimensity 1080 SoC and an awesome camera setup, the Samsung Galaxy A34 is everything that a regular user would expect from a mid-level 5G smartphone. However, as all-rounded as the device is, it faces some tough competition.

Gigabyte G5 GE Gaming Laptop review: Setting the standard for a budget gaming laptop done right
The Gigabyte G5 GE Gaming Laptop, is one of the most affordable gaming laptop in India that packs a serious punch, thanks to an Intel i5-12500H CPU and an NVIDIA RTX 3050 Laptop GPU.

Sony Walkman NW-A306 Review: A new twist on a classic, sans nostalgia
Here’s everything you need to know about Sony’s latest Walkman that couldn’t be more different from its ancestors.

Intel Arc A750 GPU Review: Born again as a completely different card, all thanks to new drivers
When it was launched about 6 months ago, the Intel Arc A750 GPU was a solid performer in the latest DX12 games but lacked punch in older titles. 6 months of constant driver updates and tiny tinkerings later the Intel Arc A750 has shaped up to be one cracker GPU.

Kindle 11th Gen Review: Bridges the gap between the base model and Paperwhite
The all-new Kindle Gen 11 is a significant upgrade over all the previous base models with a much sharper display, snappy user interface and better battery backup.

Lava Blaze 5G Review: An entry-level 5G smartphone that ticks most of the correct boxes
The Lava Blaze 5G is a surprising package that shapes to be quite a good entry-level 5G smartphone. However, Lava seriously needs to get its ducks in order when it comes to software and updates.

Google Pixel 7 Long-term Review: A common man’s Pixel 7 Pro
The Google Pixel 7 misses a couple of premium features that the Pixel 7 Pro offers, but retains the ones that matter most to offer a comparable experience for a lot less money.

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 2 review: The perfect companion for professionals on the go
The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Nano Gen 2 is the quintessential ultraportable thin and light notebook. It is built well, has amazing performance and is packed to the teeth with features. However, it is let down majorly by the selection of ports it comes with.
