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Honor 10 Lite review: Great performance, camera
Honor 10 Lite Review: If you are someone who wants an affordable smartphone that’s fast and has a great camera, Honor 10 Lite should be perfect.
Xiaomi Mi Soundbar review: Powerful sound, crazy affordable
At just Rs 4,999, the Mi Soundbar is well tailored to undercut the competition and deliver a surround sound experience.
Xiaomi Mi LED TV 4X PRO (55) review: Best 4K TV on a budget
At just Rs 39,999, Xiaomi is able to deliver a 55-inch 4K TV that truly deserves your attention, even if it has a few flaws.
Boult Audio Tru5ive review: A bit buggy, but good audio makes up for that
The Boult Audio Tru5ive has a very sporty design with ear loops that keep them in place whatever you do.
Microsoft Surface Go review: Ideal for writers and students
Microsoft Surface Go review: Surface Go should be seen an affordable on-the-go computing device for those who like to read and write
Fitbit Charge 3 review: Better fit and more insights
Fitbit Charge 3 review: At Rs 13,990, the Fitbit Charge 3 sports a bigger display, and a better design along with newer features
Crossloop Designer earphones review: Stands out for design, sound quality
Crossloop Designer earphones review: The Crossloop Designer earphones are an excellent option if you want an accessory that people would want to know more about.
Amazon Echo Sub review: A good bass add-on
Amazon Echo Sub review: If you have already invested in an Echo or Echo Plus and use it to listen to music all the time then this is a good add on.
Panasonic Eluga Z1 Pro Review: Big battery, but can it stand out?
Panasonic Eluga Z1 Pro is a good smartphone, but is it worth buying? Find out in our full review
Micromax Infinity N12 review: Can this help forge a comeback for the brand?
Micromax Infinity N12 review: Micromax is trying for a comeback with its new Infinity series phones, and it sports a 4000 mAh battery. Here's our review
Anker Soundcore Flare review: Clean music, some fun with colours
Anker Soundcore Flare review: Given its Rs 5,999 price point and overall performance the Anker Soundcore Flare is a decent Bluetooth speaker for those who want to enjoy music at home or on the move.
