The Honor Magic 8 Lite boasts some of the best battery life on the market, but it's let down by middling cameras and average performance.

For years, the conversation about Huawei in the West has been about what the company cannot do. However, focusing solely on ...

The HONOR Magic8 Lite is a really good choice in its price range, and this review proves it. If you're on a budget, read on.

One of the most impressive traits of the Nothing Phone 3a Lite is its impressive design and build quality. In the segment where all other brands are offering uninspired designs and a plastic back, ...

This smartphone runs on Hongmeng OS v5.0, offering a smooth and optimized user experience. It features an in-display fingerprint sensor for secure and convenient unlocking. The device is equipped with ...

The Honor Magic8 Lite boots Android 15 with the company's own MagicOS v9 launcher. There is still no official information on the number of guaranteed major updates, but we can't see this Lite phone ...

The Nothing Phone (3a) Lite shakes up the maker's entire portfolio - it's not only the first ever Lite phone, but it's also another take on Nothing's own CMF Phone 2 Pro. Once we thought the "a" ...

Huawei Watch GT 6 Pro is one of the most appealing wearables I’ve had the pleasure to review in 2025. The robustly made 46mm stylish smartwatch screams premium thanks to a blend of aerospace-grade ...

Nothing Phone 3a Lite is one of the most affordable offerings from the company, with price starting at Rs 21,999. Now, the first look of the phone was pretty much similar to what I felt with other ...

Mehul lives and breathes tech. When he’s not building PCs or obsessing over camera gear, you’ll probably find him deep into Formula 1 — a passion he had long before Netflix's Drive to Survive put it ...

Joseph Ford does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their ...

The Nothing Phone 3a Lite walks a fine line between brand identity and budget pragmatism. At first glance, it’s unmistakably a Nothing device; the transparent glass back, the red square accent, and ...