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While its predecessor offered all the usual stuff in the best of ways, the Redmi 5 brings changes in places that made the budget smartphone feel budget.

Xiaomi Redmi 5 review: Superior build, eager performance value for...

The Redmi 5 is Xiaomi's attempt at modernising the budget smartphone, but doesn't manage to be the benchmark like its...

24 March 2018 7:09 PM IST

The S9+ is also a reply to Apples top-notch iPhone X, showing the Cupertino-based iPhone manufacturer how a flagship smartphone is manufactured without unwanted notches and an open-source operating system that defines the last word in customisation.

Samsung Galaxy S9+ review: An awesome flagship done the Samsung way

The Galaxy S9+ improves on the already brilliant Galaxy S8 with exceptional cameras and audio quality.

15 March 2018 9:34 PM IST

If keeping a tab on all the incoming and outgoing traffic on your device is your idea of keeping your device safe from malicious intentions, then Redmorphs Privacy Solution app is recommendable. (Photo: Deccan Chronicle)

Redmorph app review: 'The' privacy solution for your vulnerable...

Redmorph's privacy protection app is great at tracking trackers, but sadly doesn't make sense in real usage.

5 March 2018 5:51 PM IST

The Rapoo VPRO V110s asking price of Rs 1,690 offers a combination of a capable gaming keyboard and mouse, where others only offer one component.

Rapoo VPRO V110 review: A gamer's budget delight

Despite having non-mechanical keys and a non-outrageously capable mouse, Rapoo's gaming combo is a great VFM input...

9 Feb 2018 9:47 PM IST

It is comfortable to wear for extended sessions, and the near-eight-hour battery life makes it a perfect companion for long trips.

JBL E25BT review: Notable wireless earphones, budget pricing

The JBL E25BT wireless earphones are best suited for non-audiophiles looking for a high-stamina daily driver.

5 Feb 2018 8:42 PM IST

The Honor 9 Lite is a fresh proposition with combination of an all-glass body with an 18:9 narrow-bezel display and decent performance.

Honor 9 Lite review: An affordable phone for show-offs

The Honor 9 Lite shines with a beautiful glass body and Android Oreo but bogs down everywhere else.

31 Jan 2018 9:21 PM IST

The moment you take the Nanophone C out of the box, you might mistake it for a remote controller of a cars audio system. (Photo: Deccan Chronicle)

Elari Nanophone C review: Everything you need, nothing you don't

The Nanophone C is essentially a Bluetooth headset that also happens to sport a basic phone in its body.

24 Jan 2018 5:03 PM IST

The Honor 9 Lite seems to be a stylish alternative to the rather conservative offerings from the competition.

Honor 9 Lite first impressions: Honor's bold midrange fighter

The Honor 9 Lite appears to be a sexy avatar of the Honor 9i with an aim to spice up the midrange smartphone segment.

15 Jan 2018 11:13 AM IST

If everyday performance and a good build quality are your concern, then the 10.or D makes for a wise choice.

10.or D review: A stock Android treat on a very tight budget

The 10.or D boasts of an impressive specification list and manages to be a notable daily driver on a tight budget.

6 Jan 2018 5:04 PM IST

Eager smartwatch enthusiasts will notice that it co-incidentally looks pretty identical to Samsungs Gear S3 smartwatch.

Noise Loop Lite smartwatch review: A smart wearable on a tight budget

The Noise Loop Lite shines with a commendable build quality but bogs down with mediocre software.

23 Dec 2017 9:59 PM IST

If you consider yourself to be a true Jedi, i.e. a massive fan of the Star Wars franchise and prefer basking in the glory of the greatest fictional heroes of the universe even on the move, then you should immediately head out to the nearest OnePlus store.

OnePlus 5T Star Wars Edition review: The 'Force' gets a galactic...

The Star Wars Edition brings the popular OnePlus sandstone finish to the 5T, without losing out on the 5T's goodness.

15 Dec 2017 8:46 PM IST

The Redmi 5A uses the same Snapdragon 425 chipset underneath as the Redmi 4A and even uses the same set of camera sensors 13MP sensor for the rear and 5MP for selfies.

Xiaomi Redmi 5A review: A bang for your buck

The Redmi 5A is essentially a refreshed version of last year's Redmi 4A for a lot less amount of money.

15 Dec 2017 4:07 PM IST