Jabra Elite 85h Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones Review: Almost the Best

Active Noise Cancelling headphones can be pretty amazing, or pretty terrible, depending on how well they actually cancel noise in real-world situations, so when Jabra sent over their Elite 85h Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth headphones (Rs. 28,999) over to us, I tested them the way I would test any pair of ANC Bluetooth headphones — … Continue reading Jabra Elite 85h Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones Review: Almost the Best

Asus ROG G703GXR Review: What Can’t This Thing Do!?

I’ve reviewed a lot of Asus gaming laptops, and while I’ve liked a lot of them a fair bit, I don’t think anyone of them comes close to the feeling that the ROG G703GXR evoked inside me. To use a cliché, it was like love at first sight. But at Rs. 3,99,990, the question that … Continue reading Asus ROG G703GXR Review: What Can’t This Thing Do!?

SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go Makes Moving Data Between Your Phone and Laptop a Breeze

Even as external hard disks and external SSDs become faster, better, and more affordable, there’s little to dispute the practicality and handiness of a pen-drive. That’s especially true when it comes to moving data between a phone and a laptop, or between multiple smartphones with USB-OTG. Back in December last year, SanDisk announced a brand new pen-drive with just that use-case … Continue reading SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go Makes Moving Data Between Your Phone and Laptop a Breeze

Mi True Wireless Earphones 2 Review: Impressive and Well Priced

I’ll be honest, I never imagined truly wireless earphones being as convenient as they are. However, I have been using a wide variety of truly wireless earphones over the last 18 months. I have used the Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Buds+, the AirPods and AirPods Pro, Redmi Buds, Noise Shots XO, and more. So when Xiaomi sent over the Mi … Continue reading Mi True Wireless Earphones 2 Review: Impressive and Well Priced

Where is Google’s Pixel 4A?

Under normal circumstances, Google would have introduced its Pixel 4A smartphone by now. Last year’s Pixel 3A and 3A XL upended what consumers could expect from a $400 phone — especially in terms of camera performance. The company aggressively advertised that strength by comparing its midrange device to Apple’s pricey iPhones, which (at the time) … Continue reading Where is Google’s Pixel 4A?