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7Ah. That is the battery capacity of the Samsung Galaxy M51 that we have now for you. Sure, you could call it 7,000mAh (thanks, SI), but with such enormous and nicely rounded capacities, we might as well go for the fewer symbols and added shock value. There isn’t much more in this Galaxy’s specsheet that[...]

A 108-megapixel camera on a Redmi Note? What about a 120 Hz AMOLED display? Sure, why not, Xiaomi responded, and the Redmi Note 10 Pro was born. That’s an obvious oversimplification (and there’s a “hold my drink” joke in there someplace we won’t make), but we’d be negligent if we didn’t note this phone’s two[...]

Some phones reimagine what flagships can achieve, while others attempt to redefine the budget segment’s rock bottom. The Samsung Galaxy A03s is of the latter variety; it is one of the most affordable phones bearing the Samsung brand. It does, however, have enough to make for an appealing offer, including a large 6.5″ display, a[...]

We’re only a few days into 2022, and vivo has already made several announcements. The vivo V23 5G and V23 Pro, as well as the much-anticipated iQOO 9 and iQOO 9 Pro, were both unveiled on January 5. Given that they are an interesting flagship combo, the latter two have inevitably absorbed the most of[...]

Honor unveiled its MagicBook View 14 in China last September, powered by Intel’s 11-generation Core chipsets, an NVIDIA GeForce MX 450 GPU, and Windows 11 out of the box. The same laptop (without the dedicated graphics card) arrived in Europe later in Q4, and we are finally able to share our thoughts after a two-week[...]

The OnePlus 9RT is the successor to last year’s OnePlus 9R. The 9RT, like its predecessor, is primarily an Asian device, initially appearing in China and now in India. The 9RT sits between the premium OnePlus devices, such as the OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro, and the more affordable Nord series. Nobody knows why OnePlus[...]

Samsung has upgraded two of the most important aspects of the previous Galaxy S20 FE with S21 features. First, it’s the display, which now uses the brighter Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel with HDR10+ support and 120Hz refresh. And then, it’s about performance – the Galaxy S21 FE utilizes the same chipsets as the S21 series[...]