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Xiaomi Mi Band Review With Video: Value For Money Fitness Tracker

by Deepali Sharma • May 1, 2015

While a number of fitness and sleep trackers varying from mid-range to high-range price tags are crowding the Indian market, a new entry in the Indian gadget market dubbed the Xiaomi Mi Band has startled everyone with its ultra-affordable price and impressive features. Besides tracking fitness and sleep activities, this wearable also offers an excellent battery life. Priced at Rs. 999, the Xiaomi Mi Band was announced for India alongside Xiaomi Mi 4i at a launch event in India. We got to spend week with the device and here’s our experience with the Mi Band. Read on to find all pros and cons of the device in this Xiaomi Mi Band review post so that you make an informed decision about whether to buy this wearable or not.

HTC Desire 526G+ Review: Low On Price, High On Performance

by Rohit Khurana • February 10, 2015

HTC has offered the HTC 526G+ in India with solid performance at an affordable price segment of Rs. 10,400 for the 8GB model which is available exclusively on Snapdeal. In this post we share with you our review of the HTC Desire 526G+ based on our experience with the phone. Some of the USPs of this phone are a super fast processor which is a powerful octacore 1.7 GHz CPU my mediatek coupled with 1 GB of RAM. To top up the offering, there is a highly refined and popular HTC Sense UI which makes it even more lucrative offering for buyers who have used HTC phones and are familiar with the HTC UI. Lets talks about the strong and weak points of the HTC 526G+ in detail. You can also see our quick video review below.

Why Huawei Honor 6 Is A Flagship Killer?

by Rohit Khurana • December 29, 2014

Huawei’s Honor series is a killer value for money across the range. It will not be wrong to say that Huawei Honor 6 is a flagship killer. I say this because it is presently one of the best loaded phones for half the price of most flagship phones form major brands. Just to name a few points here, the Honor 6 comes with 3GB of RAM and superb full HD IPS display. It gets very high performance CPU (with benchmark score of 41,000+ on Antutu Version 5.3), super slim form factor of under 8 mm, no heating issues unlike many other flagships and features one of the largest battery in the segment, which is 3100 mAh. Here I will do a quick spec comparison of the Huawei Honor 6 with some of the most acclaimed flagships like HTC One M8, Moto X 2014 and Samsung Galaxy S5. All these phones are priced 1.5 to 2 times higher than the Honor 6 when we compile this comparison and yet the Honor 6 comes out to be really close in terms of features or rather ahead in many aspects like battery life and RAM.

Huawei Ascend P7 Stands Out Of Crowd- Beauty with Brains

by Rohit Khurana • December 24, 2014

Huawei Ascend P7 may look like a pretty phone on the outside, which it surely is, but there is a lot more to it than being pretty. It is not just a beautiful phone, but comes loaded with features which you can keep counting and the list in not small in any way. I have used the phone and experience it, so I am going to share with you some of the most interesting, innovative and useful features of the Huawei Ascend P7 in this article.

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Long Terms User Review & Impressions

by Rohit Khurana • December 9, 2014

After using the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 for over 3 weeks as my primary phone, I have a lot more to share than the first impressions and features. Which is why I write this post here with some of the key experiences of the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 here. I will talk more about the experiences and quality I get from this phone rather than number crunching here. Lets get started.

Design, Feel and Build

If you are upgrading to a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 from other Samsung phone (except Galaxy Alpha), or any other regular phone, you will feel a world of difference when you hold the phone in hands. Just looking at it will not give you that confidence inspiring sturdiness until you hold the phone in your hand and feel the strength of the metal casing all around the Note 4. It feels solid, strong and very sturdy as soon as you pick it up in your hand. Yes, you may find it big and bulky if you are coming from a small phone, but if you are already using a 5 inch or larger display phone, you won’t notice the bulk. In the nutshell, the phone is very nicely built and feel very good to hold. I have also accidentally dropped it a couple of times with almost no visible damage at all. So when it comes to design, feel and build, Note 4 has got the right balance.

Moto X (2014) Review: Hello World !

by Harsh Gupta • November 24, 2014

First generation Moto X steered away from the market trends and built a device that felt amazing in hands and provided much needed accessiblity features without having any powerful specifications. This year however, Motorola brought all those great features from the previous iteration along with very powerful internals making it the best Motorola flagship so far. The display has been stretched out to 5.2 inches with a Full HD resolution, along with the Snapdragon 801 based processor and 2 GB RAM. Read on for the complete review of the 2014 Motorola Moto X.

Huawei Honor Holly Review- All You Need To Know

by Rohit Khurana • October 14, 2014

Huawei has launched their sub-Rs.10,000 hero device called the Huawei Honor Holly to compete with the likes of Asus Zenphone, Motorola Moto E, Google Android One and Micromax Unite 2 to name a few. This segment is getting more and more competitive with new candidates in this segment. Lets have a look at how this phone performs and should you buy it over the competition?