Mobile unboxing 2020

OPPO Find X2 could be priced cheaper in India than anywhere else OPPO is all set to launch its Find X2 series in India on June 17. The company is yet to confirm the pricing of its upcoming flagship smartphones. However, ahead of the launch, a report has revealed the price of OPPO Find X2. According to a report from Money Control, the Find X2 will retail between ₹60,000 ($789) and ₹65,000 ($855) for the 12GB + 256GB variant. For reference, the same model costs €999 (~$1,126 / ₹85,616) in Europe. Hence, India could be the cheapest place to purchase the OPPO Find X2. It is not surprising since we saw OnePlus pulling off the same strategy with its OnePlus 8 series. Moreover, OPPO, OnePlus, and Realme phones are locally assembled in the same factory in India, which could be one of the reasons for aggressive pricing. However, this is not the confirmed price. Hence, we suggest you to take the latest development with a pinch of salt. The OPPO Find X2 series price in India will be reve...

Xiaomi Mi Notebook With 14-inch FHD Display Launched In India: Price Starts At Rs. 41,999 | Published: Thursday, June 11, 2020, 13:49 [IST] Xiaomi has authoritatively propelled two arrangement of PCs in India - the Mi Notebook and the Mi Notebook Horizon Edition. The Mi Notebook is a passage level PC arrangement, while the Mi Notebook Horizon Edition is an elite PC extend with a committed illustrations card and all the workstations accompany Windows 10 OS with as long as 10 hours of battery life. All models of the Mi Notebook include a 14-inch IPS LCD screen with FHD goals alongside slight bezel structure. The bezels on the Horizon Edition are somewhat more slender when contrasted with the standard model. Correspondingly, every one of the five models don't have a worked in web camera and the organization incorporates a complimentary Mi Web Camera HD in the retail bundle. Xiaomi Mi Notebook The Xiaomi Mi Notebook comes in four variations. The base model accompanies ...

  Realme 6 Pro is a lean and snappy smartphone The Realme 6 Pro (available on Amazon, Lazada and Shopee) brings one of the latest features in flagship smartphones - high refresh rate displays - to a mainstream price point. This $499 smartphone comes with a 90Hz display that runs as smoothly as the one on last year's Google Pixel 4. But unlike the Pixel 4, which has a vibrant Oled screen, the Realme 6 Pro only has a standard 1,080p LCD screen. This display is sufficiently bright that the contents of the screen are legible outdoors in the sun. Netflix users will be disappointed that the Realme 6 Pro lacks the L1 Widevine DRM (digital rights management) certification for Full-HD videos, which means they can only watch videos in standard definition (480p). Except for a slightly thicker bottom bezel, the bezels around the Realme 6 Pro are relatively narrow. At the top left of the screen is a cutout for the phone's dual front selfie camera unit, which includes a s...

The brand Xiaomi’s Redmi Note series phone – Redmi Note 9 Pro Max – has been launched for retail on Wednesday. The sale will be live at noon today on Amazon India and mi.Com. Also Read - Man Orders Rs 300 Lotion Online, Gets Bose Earbuds Worth Rs 19,000 Instead; Amazon Says 'Keep It' Xiaomi Redmi Note series has always offered great value for money. Taking a step forward, the company has added a new phone Redmi Note 9 Pro Max in this highly popular mid-price segment series. Also Read - Centre’s Guidelines on Delivery of Non-essentials by E-commerce Firms Will Disappoint All: Amazon India Key Specs: Also Read - Televisions, Fridges, ACs to be Sold on E-commerce Platforms From April 20 With nearly an all-glass body, the smartphone has a large 6.67-inch display with a punch-hole cutout, 64MP quad rear cameras, a 32MP front camera, Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 720G processor with ISRO’s indigenously developed navigation system (NavIC) support and a massive 5,020mAh battery wit...

 Hey guys its Sagar feis my take on the POCO X2 after using it for 3 months. If you have been following my channel, youmight know that I don’t jump on making full review of any smartphone right away. I like to use it for at lest a few months,and that gives me plenty of time to know all the ins and outs of it. Plus, it also give the smartphone some timeto mature. By that time some of the early bugs are ironedout with software updates, and it also gives us a fairly good idea of how the hardwareis going to hold up over time. Before getting started, let us get a few thingsstraight, This is not the successor of the POCO F1. It did come out almost 18 months after thePOCO F1, but it doesn’t come with flagship specs.  If we are being honest, it not even a POCOphone to begin with. It is in fact a re-branded Redmi K30. But being re-branded doesn’t take away whatit actually offers. So what does the POCO X2 offer? A 6.67inch display with 120Hz refresh rate,Snapdragon 730G processo...

  Hey guys it’s Sagar from Tecworkz , and inthis video, we are going to take a very detailed look at the triple cameras on the OnePlus8. OnePlus is known for making amazing smartphonesat an affordable price. And while they moved away from the affordableprice point, it is true that they still make amazing smartphones. But the cameras on their phone have alwaysbeen their achilles heel. As amazing as the design, hardware and softwareon their phone is, OnePlus has never managed to get the cameras right. And performance of the cameras on their phoneshas been average at best. Does that change with the OnePlus 8, let’sfind out. Before we go ahead, if you are new to thischannel, please make sure to hit the subscribe button and the bell icon next to it.  That way, you won’t miss out on any of theexciting videos coming up on this channel. After trying out the circular camera moduleon the 7T, OnePlus has gone back to a simple triple camera module on the OnePlus 8. I really liked th...

Hey guys it’s Sagar from Tecworkz, and Ifinally have the camera comparison between the OnePlus 8 and the OnePlus 7T. Almost half the comments on OnePlus 8’scamera review were requests for this video. Even I was curious to compare these camerasand see if the ones on the OnePlus 8 are really an upgrade over the ones on the 7T. And if cameras are you only concern, shouldyou really spend the extra money on OnePlus 8, or should you stick to the 7T and savesome money.  All these questions will be answered in thisvideo, as we will be taking a look at more than 70 image and video samples from boththese phones. Before we get into the specifics of the camerason these phones, if you are new to the channel, please make sure to hit the subscribe buttonand the bell icon next to it. That way, you won’t miss out on any of theexiting videos that are coming out in the next few days. Both the phones get a triple camera setupon their back, but the design of the camera module is very differe...

" Hey guys it’s Sagar from Tecworkz and Ifinally managed to purchase the OnePlus 8 Pro . I can’t stress this enough that this isNOT a review unit. Like all other phones that you see on my channel,I have purchased this myself.  I just went to one of the OnePlus Experiencestores and was surprised to see that they had quite a few of these in stock. That catch was, they just had the 12GB RAMand 256GB Storage variant and I got it for Rs.59,999. Now I was planning on getting the UltramarineBlue anyway, but for others who did not want the 12GB RAM variant, found them out of luck.  The box is exactly like the one, that theOnePlus 8 came in. There is 8 on the top lid, and OnePlus 8 Proon the left side. And on the right side, there is OnePlus brandingin this new font. With that out of the way, let me tear thisplastic off, and lets take a look inside. As I lift the lid, 1st thing that we see isthe OnePlus 8 Pro itself. Design of this 8 Pro looks mostly like thatof the OnePlus ...