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Singapore: vivo X500 Series Debuts with Advanced ZEISS Telephoto Lens System and Cinematic Video Capabilities
vivo Singapore today unveiled the new X500 Series, comprising two flagship models: the X500 Pro Max and X500. The series introduces an advanced ZEISS Telephoto Lens System, with powerful telephoto cameras and extenders to deliver exceptional long-range imaging. Leading the…
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Nothing Headphone (1) Pro Review: A Different Beat to Premium Listening
Nothing has always been a brand that likes to do things a little differently, and its latest Headphone (1) Pro is no exception. Building on the company’s distinctive design language, these new over-ear headphones bring together an ambitious triple-driver audio system, enhanced…
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Samsung Galaxy S26 FE Review: Bringing the Galaxy Sparkle Within Reach
One of the things I’ve always liked about Samsung’s Fan Edition smartphones is how they bring some of the most appealing features of the flagship Galaxy S series to a more accessible price point. The new Samsung Galaxy S26 FE continues that familiar formula, packing in several…
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[Singapore] Faster and Smarter: UGREEN Debuts MagFlow and Nexode Pro Series for Apple Devices
As Apple unveils its latest generation of devices, users are looking for charging accessories that can keep up. At this moment, UGREEN, the Global No. 1 Consumer Expansion Peripherals Brand*, unveils its new MagFlow lineup, delivering cooler, faster charging, alongside the…
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[Singapore] Sony Updates its Premium Walkman Lineup Including New Signature Series Walkman NW-WM1ZM3, NW-WM1AM3 and NW-ZX900 Digital Music Players
Sony today announced new premium Walkman digital music players – NW-WM1ZM3, NW-WM1AM3, and NW-ZX900. Designed for music enthusiasts and audiophiles, the new Walkman models are engineered to deliver exceptional sound and incorporate a wealth of premium audio components throughout…
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POCO F9 Ultra Review: A Different Breed of Ultra
If there’s one thing I’ve come to appreciate after using plenty of high-end smartphones, it’s that the best devices aren’t always the ones with the highest price tag. The POCO F9 Ultra immediately caught my attention because it takes that idea and pushes it quite a bit further.…
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HONOR X9e Pro Review: A Bigger Idea of Everyday Power
The HONOR X9e Pro is the kind of smartphone that makes you rethink what really matters in a daily driver. At S$499, it doesn’t try to compete purely on raw specifications, but instead puts its focus on things that can genuinely make a difference over time — a massive…
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Singapore: Nothing launches Headphone (1) Pro
Introducing Headphone (1) Pro, our new flagship audio product with studio-level controls Nothing, the London based consumer tech brand and fastest growing consumer audio brand in the world, today announced Headphone 1 Pro, its most advanced headphones, delivering a premium…
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Singapore: Anker Brings Guinness-Validated Clearest Calls to Open-Ear for the First Time — Meet Anker soundcore AeroClip 2
Open ear earbuds have always shared one inherent structural weakness. Because they never seal the ear, their microphones have no acoustic shelter: the wearer’s voice and the noise around them reach the array through the same medium, air, arriving as one inseparable signal.…
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VIVO V80 Lite Review: Long-Lasting Power in Style!
After using a wide range of smartphones over the years, I’ve realised that the features I appreciate most aren’t always the ones that look impressive on a specification sheet. A phone that lasts comfortably through a busy day, has a display I enjoy looking at and can withstand…
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Redmi Note 17 Pro Max Review: Big Battery, Bigger Ambitions!
The Redmi Note 17 Pro Max is an interesting reminder of just how far affordable smartphones have come. At S$669, it sits comfortably below the price of many premium flagships, yet Xiaomi has packed it with features that would have sounded decidedly high-end not too long ago.…
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Nothing Phone (4b) Review: An Affordable Phone with Its Own Identity
There’s something refreshingly different about Nothing’s approach to smartphones. Even when it is working with a more affordable device, the company rarely makes something that feels anonymous, and the new Nothing Phone (4b) is a good example of that philosophy. Priced at S$499…