Abhik Sengupta is a tech and lifestyle journalist, currently working as a tech reviewer at 91mobiles. With a focus on national coverage in India, Abhik writes articles on the latest gadgets, smartphones, and technology trends. His work has also been featured in CNN-News18 and India Today.
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The Redmi Note 13 Pro, in some sense, may appear as the awkward middle sibling in the new Redmi Note 13
The Samsung Galaxy A35 stands out as an affordable smartphone (starting at Rs 30,999) in Samsung’s A series lineup for 2024, and yet there are a couple of noticeable features that make it a compelling option for those on a budget. Firstly, its design bears a striking resemblance to the pricier Galaxy A55 ( review ) and even the Galaxy S24 ( review ), therefore providing users with a sense of uniformity across different price points. You can expect a decent camera performance with the upgraded 50MP sensor, even though the phone lacks AI features from the latest Galaxy S-series.
It’s remarkable how things change in just one year. Then, some things don’t. And that’s the OnePlus Nord CE4
By: Abhik Sengupta
The OnePlus Nord CE4 ( review ) is official in India and carries an aggressive price tag. Starting at Rs 24,999 for the 128GB storage variant, the new OnePlus smartphone boasts an upgraded camera system, a bigger battery, and faster charging support. On the software side of things, OnePlus is offering Android 14-based OxygenOS right out of the box. The smartphone even features a new Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 SoC, promising cutting-edge AI features.
The Xiaomi 14 Ultra is Xiaomi’s most ambitious bet since the launch of the Mi 11 Ultra ( review ) in India in 2021. Sure, we have seen what the brand can offer in the premium space with Xiaomi 13 Pro ( review ) and
The OPPO F25 Pro stands out as an affordable smartphone from the brand in 2024, and despite its affordability, the phone successfully checks off several boxes that typically appeal to young customers. For instance, the phone maintains a sleek and lightweight design despite carrying a 5,000mAh battery for all-day backup. It even rocks a 32-megapixel front camera with support for 4K video recording, which can be highly useful for those who frequently use social media apps, including Snapchat and BeReal.
Realme’s latest Realme 12X 5G serves as the company’s response to Xiaomi’s acclaimed Redmi 12 5G
By: Abhik Sengupta
The OnePlus Nord CE4 ( review ) is now official in India, and the smartphone has a lot to offer if performance and good battery backup (along with fast charging) matter to you. Although the smartphone houses fewer camera sensors this year, the company promises a reliable performance, thanks to the new 50MP primary sensor.
The Moto G64 and Realme P1 are now official in India, and both are priced at around Rs 15,000. The two smartphones focus on performance and feature minimalistic designs, making them more appealing to a mass audience, whether young or old. In terms of cameras, the Moto G64 and Realme P1 have two sensors on the back, plus a 16MP front camera on each.
By: Abhik Sengupta
Realme’s new Realme P1 ( review ) seems to be getting a fair share of the limelight, mainly for offering cutting-edge features. These include an AMOLED display, UFS 3.1 storage, and a snappy MediaTek chipset, all at around the Rs 15,000 price range. The ‘P’ in the moniker stands for performance, and Realme is placing significant emphasis on this aspect. The smartphone dons a minimal look, making it an ideal choice for users of all ages. However, the Realme P1’s biggest challenge is the fiercely competitive segment it occupies, dominated by the likes of giants including Xiaomi and Samsung.
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