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If you chase power, bigger screens, and better cameras, but what if Apple told you that the future isn’t more, it is less? This is the iPhone Air. So light that it almost feels like it’s missing something, until you realize maybe that is the point, because this time Apple
ROG Xbox Ally X Review: The Gotenks of PC Handhelds Handheld gaming PCs are having their moment. Everyone’s trying to squeeze desktop-level power into something you can actually hold, but most end up feeling either too compromised or too complicated. The ROG Xbox Ally X feels like what would happen
This is the base iPhone 17, and it might just be the most pro non-Pro iPhone you have ever seen. Because in the past, if you bought the base iPhone, you had to accept compromises, but this year Apple had no choice but to fix that. So, the real question
Samsung Tab S11 Ultra Review: Gorgeous Screen, Big Ambition, Familiar Flaws Let’s be honest, tablets have been stuck in a weird space for years. They’re too big to be a phone and not quite powerful or practical enough to replace a proper laptop. But every so often, a brand like
With a price of RM3,099, that is higher than what the POCO F7 Ultra costs, but lower than the Nothing Phone (3). So, if your question is, how well does this Samsung Galaxy S25 FE stand out compared to the rest? Well, I’ve been testing this phone for the past
This is the HUAWEI WATCH GT 6 series. A watch that can apparently last up to 21 days, track your workouts without needing an extra gadget, and even tells you how you’re feeling before you even realize it yourself. Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, I’ve been using
Samsung Galaxy Buds3 FE Review Samsung has been on a roll with its earbuds, constantly pushing new designs and smart features while also experimenting with what “affordable” really means in the premium space. The Samsung Galaxy Buds3 FE, launched in September 2025 for RM499, sit right in the middle of
So, here’s a question: Do you really need a RM4,000 to RM5,000 flagship phone just to get a flagship camera? Well, this is the Xiaomi 15T Pro, which has the Leica Summilux lens, a proper real 5x telephoto camera, and the largest display ever on a T series, all with
Spec sheet alone does not matter. What you really need is a phone that can take great photos quickly, or super unique photos, very easily. Most importantly, it doesn’t force you to babysit your battery with a power bank. Well, that is what the new vivo V60 promises to fix
After using all the Google Pixel 10 series for more than a week to help you figure out which Pixel variant you should get, and while looking at the spec sheet, it might give you a straight answer. But after using each of these phones, there’s something that Google is