OnePlus 9 review: A truly impressive smartphone

It has been less than a decade since OnePlus has been around and the brand is known for offering the best specs at an affordable price. Slowly, the company moved beyond that promise and ventured into the ′Pro′ series of phones that were formidable - both in price and features. However, OnePlus has still not given up on the idea of offering a performance-driven smartphone at a lesser price. So, keeping up with its reputation, OnePlus launched the OnePlus 9. The smartphone offers the best processor, Hasselblad camera, fast charging and the latest operating system under Rs 50,000. The smartphone comes with a sleek design and some interesting colour options. The pretty looking smartphone also packs a lot of power and this time promises to offer a good camera experience as well. We

Samsung Galaxy F62 review: Solid all-rounder

Samsung offers a wide range of mid-segment smartphones which offer power-packed specifications and also justify the pricing. With this thought in mind, the company introduced the Galaxy F series of smartphones last year designed for its Gen Z and millennial customers. The company further expanded the series this year with the launch of its mid-range Galaxy F62 smartphone. This is also the second smartphone of the company to pack a mammoth 7000mAh battery. With an aim to impress the young customers, the company included a flagship-grade processor, AMOLED display and a big battery in the smartphone. Above all its competitive pricing promises to give competition to other mid-range devices from Xiaomi and Realme. We used the Samsung Galaxy F62 for some time and here′s our complete review

HP Chromebook 11a review: The one to watch out for

For years now buying a ′budget′ laptop has been a challenge. If someone has to spend, say somewhere around Rs 25,000 on a laptop, then chances are they will have to make far too many compromises. Either the RAM would be less or the processor would be ′old′ — something or the other would always be amiss. HP might just solve that problem for once and all with its all-new Chromebook 11a. Priced at Rs 21,999, the Chromebook 11a — as the name suggests — doesn′t run Windows but on Google Chrome OS. At this price point, will you have to make any compromises? Or whether this is the ideal machine for those online classes and getting routine work done? Find out the answers to these questions and more in our review of the HP Chromebook 11a.

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