The Redmi Note 17 Pro Max sits at the top of the Redmi Note series, bringing you a 10,000mAh battery and an eye-catching design. At Rs 49,999, the Note 17 Pro Max does cost a premium. But does it deliver? India Today Tech reviews.
The Haier M70 has a lot to offer. The TV, particularly in the 65-inch version we have for review, stands out with its sleek design, bright display and powerful sound. All this comes at a respectable Rs 79,990. So, should you buy this Haier TV? Read on.
The Sony Bravia Theatre Bar 7 proves home audio has peaked. But remember, this ticket to audio nirvana will cost you a pretty penny.
The Redmi Note 17 Pro is here. The Note 17 Pro is a step up from the vanilla Note 17 in almost every aspect – be it the display, battery, or performance. But at Rs 36,999, is the Redmi Note 17 Pro worth it? Let's delve right in.
The Infinix Hot 70 Pro makes many interesting design choices in order to stand out from competition. Despite its eye-catching look and decent specs, the price seems well within normal bounds. So, is this the best phone under Rs 25,000?
HP is back with an Android tablet after over a decade with the OmniPad 12. With the OmniPad 12, the company is targeting those who may otherwise be looking for a budget laptop. But does the HP OmniPad 12 live up to its promises? India Today Tech reviews.
The CMF Buds Neo are entry-level earphones with eye-catching design and high-end features like ANC. Launched at a price of Rs 2,199, they do make for a solid first impression. Here's what we liked and what could be better.
It started all slow but now in 2026 there are plenty of foldable phones in the market. The Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold is one of them, but due to its superb software and relatively reasonable price, it does stand out.
The Poco X8 Power is Poco's first phone in India with a 10,000mAh battery. A year or two ago, you'd say it's crazy. Not anymore though. India Today Tech reviews.
The Google Pixel 11 Pro XL is an ultra premium phone, now available in India at a starting price of Rs 1,34,999. It is also, India Today Tech finds, can be the default Android option for everyone (except gamers) looking to get an ultra premium phone this year.
Of all the Pixel 11 series phones, the one that is the hero of this review seems the least changed compared to its predecessor. In many ways it is similar to last year's Pixel 10. But in some important ways it is also different, and that makes it the default premium Android phone for most people.
How does your smart charger look? Probably like a boring brick placed on the tablet near your bed. The Stuffcool Lumo is, however, different. It looks like a moon, literally, and charges 3 devices simultaneously.
There is a new phone in the market. The iQOO Z11 is aimed at students, working professionals and anyone looking for a reliable mid-ranger with a big battery and capable performance. And then there are the new iQOO Buds, which complement the phone quite nicely.
Logitech has launched its new Signature Comfort Plus line of mice in India, with the M850 L coming with an in-built palm cushion. But does a mouse with a cushion really shake things up when it comes to how you use a mouse? Let's find out in our full review here at India Today Tech.
Lava is out now with a new series. It is called the Lava Virat. It has, as far we know, nothing to do with India's star cricketer Virat Kohli.
Samsung has made its first 'ultra' Galaxy Fold. It is called the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra. As you would expect, it comes fully loaded. The price, too, is ultra starting at Rs 1.99 lakh in India. India Today Tech reviews.
The Redmi Note 17 is here, marking the latest generation of Xiaomi's most popular smartphone series in India. But can the Note 17 live up to the legacy of its predecessors? Let's find out.
The Oppo Reno 16 is beautiful. It is so beautiful that it makes you cry. You've got to see it to believe it.
Noise has launched the Noise Rep, its first screenless wearable in India. The Noise Rep targets fitness-focused users who do not want the distractions of a screen. In India, such wearables are rare today, so Noise gets the first-mover advantage. How does it work in the real world though?
Poco has just launched a new M series device in India. The company is calling it the Poco M8 Power. But does it deliver enough power for you to consider it as your next smartphone? Let's have a look in our full review.
