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Infinix XE27 and Neo Buds launched in India with plethora of features

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Infinix has introduced two new TWS earphones in India, the XE27 and Buds Neo, marking the company’s 7th anniversary. In this article, we will discuss about the latest Infinix XE27 and Buds Neo, including its expected price in Nepal, specifications, and availability. 

Infinix XE27 Overview

Design and Build

Infinix XE27 Price in Nepal

The Infinix XE27 features a design similar to the Apple AirPods Pro 2nd Gen, complete with silicone ear tips and a rectangular charging case. The XE27 comes with IPX4 sweat and splash resistance.

Audio and Features

The Infinix XE27 is equipped with 10mm dynamic drivers. The XE27 offers 25 active noise cancellation, while the Buds Neo doesn’t feature ANC. However,  both models include dual-array microphones with Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) for clearer calls. 

Connectivity and Battery

The XE27 supports Google Fast Pair for quick connectivity. It is compatible with the WeLife app, allowing users to customize settings and receive updates. Both of these earbuds provide 4.5 hours of usage on a single charge, extending up to 28 hours with the charging case.

Infinix XE27/ Buds Neo Speficiations

  • Active Noise Cancellation: Not available (Buds Neo), 25db ANC (XE27)
  • Drivers: 10mm dynamic drivers (Both)
  • Microphones: Dual-array with ENC (Both)
  • Connectivity: Standard pairing (Buds Neo), Google Fast Pair (XE27)
  • Battery Life: 4.5 hours (up to 28 hours with case) (Both)
  • Colors: Pearl Blue, Black Flame (Buds Neo), White, Blue (XE27)
  • IP Rating: IPX4 sweat and splash-resistant (Both)

Infinix XE27 / Buds Neo Price in Nepal and Availability

The Infinix XE27 is priced at Rs 1,699, while the Buds Neo is priced at INR 1399 and is available in White/Blue and  Pearl Blue/ Black Flame colors respectively. If it ever makes it here, we expect the latest Infinix XE27 / Buds Neo price in Nepal to be no less than NPR 2,699.

Earbuds Price in India (Official) Price in Nepal (Expected)
Infinix XE27 INR 1,699 NPR 3,199
Infinix Buds Neo INR 1,399 NPR 2,699

  • Meanwhile, watch our review of iQOO Z9S Pro

Vivo launches Y03t, it’s pretty much the same as the regular Y03

Vivo freshly launched the Y03t smartphone in select markets. However, the phone is pretty much the same as the regular Vivo Y03 that launched a few months back. Let’s take a look at the Vivo Y03t in further detail and also discuss what its price in Nepal might be.

Vivo Y03t Overview

Design and Display

Designwise, you cannot tell the Vivo Y03t and the regular Y03 apart. They look the same down to the minute details. It comes with the IP54 rating and the same two colour options. The first is the Gem Green with linear patterns and the other is Space Black with a monotone grainy finish.

Vivo Y03t IP54

On the front, the Vivo Y03t has a 6.56-inch LCD panel. It offers HD+ resolution and you can toggle the refresh rate between 60Hz and 90Hz. The display can reach a peak brightness of 528 nits and covers 70% of the NTSC colour gamut.

Performance

The key difference between the Vivo Y03t and Y03 lies under the hood. While the older phone shipped with the MediaTek Helio G85, this one comes with the UNISOC T612. It is a slightly weaker processor but has the same architecture.

UNISOC T612

The Vivo Y03t is available in a single configuration of 4GB RAM and 128GB storage. The regular Y03 came with a lower storage option as well. But, I don’t think anyone will have any complaints about it. The phone allows you to expand the memory and storage too. You can virtually double the RAM, while for storage you can slot in a MicroSD card with up to 1TB space.

Camera and the rest

Talking of the cameras, while it has two shooters on the back, it is effectively a single-camera phone with the auxiliary lens being a 0.08MP piece. The primary camera on the Vivo Y03t is 13MP though. Likewise, the front camera is a 5MP unit.

Vivo Y03t Camera

In the tank, it has a 5,000 mAh battery with 15W charging support. It is a 4G-only phone and works with WiFi 5 and Bluetooth v5.2 for added wireless connectivity. It has a USB Type-C port and a 3.5mm headphone jack for wired connections.

Vivo Y03t Specifications

  • Design: Flat edges with a plastic patterned or monotone back, IP54-rated
  • Dimensions: 163.63 mm x 75.58 mm x 8.39 mm
  • Weight: 185 grams
  • Display: 6.56” LCD Panel, up to 90Hz refresh rate, 70% NTSC colour gamut, 269 PPI pixel density, 528 nits peak brightness
  • Resolution: HD+ (720 x 1,612)
  • Chipset: Octa-core UNISOC T612 (12nm)
  • RAM: 4GB LPDDR4X + 4GB extendable
  • ROM: 128GB eMMC 5.1 + 1TB expandable with MicroSD card
  • OS & UI: Android 14 with Funtouch OS 14 on top
  • Rear Camera: Dual Camera (13MP Primary + 0.08MP)
  • Front Camera: 5MP Camera (Centre-aligned hole-punch cutout)
  • Security: Side-mounted fingerprint sensor, Face Unlock
  • Sensors: Accelerometer, Ambient Light, Proximity
  • Navigation: GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS
  • Battery: 5,000 mAh Lithium-ion cell with 15W super fast charging
  • Connectivity: Dual SIM, 4G, Dual-band WiFi 5, Hotspot, Bluetooth v5.2, USB Type-C, 3.5mm headphone jack
  • Colour Options: Gem Green, Space Black

Vivo Y03t Price in Nepal and Availability

This smartphone was launched in the Philippines for PHP 4,399 and the product page hints at a potential launch in other regions, including India. However, that is yet to be seen. Talking of Nepal, Vivo Y03 is already available here, so this phone may or may not arrive here. If it does, we expect Vivo Y03t to price in Nepal to land around a similar range i.e. NPR 14,499.

Vivo Y03t Price in the Philippines (Official) Price in Nepal (Expected)
4GB + 128GB PHP 4,399 NPR 14,499

    DJI Air 3 with dual-camera setup and a 46-min flight time now in Nepal

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    For all the drone enthusiasts, it’s time for you to shine with the recently launched DJI’s latest drone, DJI Air 3. Finally, after that global release, it is now available in Nepal. So, let’s get into other official details of the DJI Air 3 — including official specs, features, and official price and availability in Nepal.

    DJI Air 3 Overview:

    Building on the success of its predecessors, the Air 3 comes with two 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensors. Also, it has an extended flight time of up to 46 minutes and C1 compliance with EU drone regulations.

    Here, some of the interesting features of this under-the-budget DJI Air 3 are the dual cameras and the omnidirectional obstacle sensing. The drone has all the professional features while remaining lightweight.

    Dual Camera System and HDR Videos

    The DJI Air 3 equips dual cameras with 48 MP photos. The wide-angle camera features a 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor with a 24mm format equivalent and an f/1.7 aperture. On the other hand, the medium telephoto camera boasts a 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor with a 70mm format equivalent and an f2.8 aperture.

    Notably, the medium telephoto camera offers 3x optical zoom for detailed close-up shots. A key advantage is that both cameras have the same size sensor with a 2.4μm pixel size for a consistent level of image quality throughout.

    The DJI Air 3 camera supports dual native ISO for 4K/60fps HDR video, with a maximum recording speed of 4K/100fps without FOV cropping. Both cameras offer 10-bit D-Log M and 10-bit HLG color modes, providing more highlight and shadow details for flexible post-production. Additionally, it can shoot 2.7K vertical video for social media—a first for the Air Series.

    Extended Flight Time

    Also, the Air 3 boasts an impressive 46-minute flight time on a regular battery, offering a significant advantage for longer drone sessions. This flight time is 48% more than its previous DJI-Air 2. Moreover, it falls just one minute short of the Mini 3 Pro Intelligent Flight Battery Plus model.

    The new battery charging hub supports power accumulation, which allows transferring of power between batteries for extended flight time in the absence of a power supply.

    Omnidirectional obstacle sensing

    The DJI Air 3 sets a new standard in the Air Series with its inclusion of omnidirectional obstacle sensing. The Air 3 equips the fisheye lenses for forward, backward, left, right, and upward sensing, as well as binocular lenses and a 3D TOF at the bottom. With these, the drone can detect obstacles in all directions for safer flights. To further enhance the flying experience, the Air 3 utilizes APAS 5.0 (Advanced Pilot Assistance System) to actively avoid and bypass obstacles.

    With the added convenience of the ActiveTrack function and Advanced RTH (Return to Home), the DJI Air 3 offers fully automatic flight capabilities and worry-free returns.

    Video Transmission Range

    With DJI O4 technology, the Air 3 offers an impressive video transmission range of 20 km. The Air 3 enhances transmission stability to ensure a safer flight with no stuttered live view. It also supports up to 1080p/60fps live feeds, providing a smoother viewing experience.

    DJI Air 3 Specifications:

    • Dimensions: 
      • Folded (without propellers): 207×100.5×91.1 mm (L×W×H)
      • Unfolded (without propellers): 258.8×326×105.8 mm (L×W×H)
    • Takeoff Weight: 720 grams
    • Battery: 4241mAh (Li-ion 4S), 65W/100W charging power
    • Camera:
      • Wide: 48MP, 1/1.3″ CMOS, 24mm, f/1.7
      • Telephoto: 48MP, 1/1.3″ CMOS, 70mm, f/2.8
    • Resolution: 12MP / 48MP
    • Videos: 4K/60fs HDR, 4K/100fps Slow-mo
    • Video Transmission:  O4 (up to 20km at 1080p/30fps, 1080p/60fps)
    • Flight Time (Max): Approx. 46 minutes
    • Horizontal Speed (Max): 21m/s
    • Ascent Speed (Max): 10m/s
    • Descent Speed (Max): 10m/s
    • Takeoff Altitude (Max): 6000 m
    • Safety Features: Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing, Advanced Pilot Assistance System 5.0

    DJI Air 3 Price in Nepal and Availability

    The DJI Air 3 is now available in Nepal in Fly More Combo. The price is Rs. 220,000 for the one with RC-N2 controller, while you will have to pay Rs. 247,000 for the RC 2 controller. You can buy Air 3 and other DJI drones from the Hukut store in Nepal.

    DJI Drone Price in Nepal (Official) Availability
    DJI Air 3 Fly More Combo (DJI RC-N2) Rs. 220,000 205,000 Hukut
    DJI Air 3 Fly More Combo (DJI RC 2) Rs. 247,000, 220,000 Hukut

    OnePlus Pad 2 review: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

    So when I reviewed the OnePlus Pad last year, I was quite impressed with it. That thing pretty much did everything I wanted out of an Android tablet, and then some. However, my biggest complaint about the OnePlus Pad was that it felt a little… overambitious for all that it could actually do. And you know what? Whether or not the whole “value proposition” thing has changed was the most important thing I wanted to figure out heading to this OnePlus Pad 2 review.

    It has a faster processor, a brighter display, and a couple of other upgrades, but it’s also more expensive now. Starting at INR 39,999 in India and USD 499 in the US. So to figure out if you should actually buy the OnePlus Pad 2, I’ve been testing it, daily-driving it, and watching tons and tons of shows and movies on it for a little over a week at this point.

    Let’s talk about it.

    OnePlus Pad 2 Review: Specifications

    • Design: 268.7 x 195.1 x 6.5 mm, Metal unibody design, 584 gm
    • Display: 12.1-inch IPS panel, 3K resolution, 144Hz refresh rate
    • Chipset: Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (4nm mobile platform)
    • Memory: 8/12GB LPDDR5x RAM, 128/256GB UFS 3.1 storage (fixed)
    • Software and UI: Android 14 with OxygenOS 14.1 on top
    • Rear Camera: 13MP f/2.2 lens
    • Front Camera: 8MP f/2.3 lens (landscape orientation)
    • Security: No biometric option
    • Connectivity: No cellular connectivity, WiFi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, USB 3.2 Gen 1
    • Battery: 9,510 mAh with 67W charging (67W power adapter provided)
    • Accessories: OnePlus Stylo 2, OnePlus Pad Smart Keyboard
    • Price in Nepal: N/A
      • (Starts at INR 39,999 in India and USD 499 in the US
    • Check the full specifications of OnePlus Pad 2 here

    OnePlus Pad 2 Review:

    Performance

    • Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (4nm)
    • 8/12GB RAM, 128/256GB storage (fixed)
    • Android 14 with OxygenOS 14.1 on top
    • 3 years OS + 4 years security updates

    Okay, I wanna start by talking about the positives and the OnePlus Pad 2’s performance definitely sits at the top of the list there. Not just because of the more powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip but mostly since OnePlus has clearly — so very clearly — put in a lot of effort on the software side of things this time.

    • The system animations have gotten a bit more consistent throughout the UI than the last I remember on the og OnePlus Pad.
    • That “Open Canvas” feature for multitasking that I loved so, so much on the OnePlus Open (review) is here as well.
    • And I especially love how keyboard apps like Gboard and Microsoft’s Swiftkey finally have a proper split-screen mode. That means I no longer have to awkwardly (and painfully) stretch my thumbs across this gigantic display just to type something.

    OnePlus Pad 2 - Usage

    I also found the overall app optimization situation to be quite better on the OnePlus Pad 2, and I guess some of that credit goes to Google too. With a…ll the work it has done on Android 14 to improve the app experience on big-screen devices like a tablet. Although I should tell you that a few popular ones like Facebook and Messenger still don’t play nice in landscape mode for some reason. Oh well.

    And of course, OnePlus came up with a bunch of AI features for its latest tablet.

    ‘Cause why not?

    How do you like them AIs?

    Most of what it demoed during the launch event will only be available later this year but I gotta say I’m quite excited to check ‘em out! Since the AI features that I can access right now are pretty amazing. Like all the image manipulation stuff grouped under “AI Eraser”.

    And if you’re a student, I bet you’re gonna love how it can summarize the recordings of the lectures you attend more than anything else.

    Besides all this, the OnePlus Pad 2 is the fastest, the most fluid tablet I have ever used as well. The fastest, the most fluid Android tablet I have ever used, to be more precise.

    OnePlus Pad 2 - Gaming Test

    And this thing is also a damn good gaming device, managing almost a steady 60 fps on Genshin Impact and a smoo…th 120 fps on PUBG Mobile. Whereas its large footprint — mixed with the aluminum unibody design that acts as a massive heatsink — means the OnePlus Pad 2 doesn’t heat up that much either. At least not where your hands rest.

    There’s the usual 3 + 4 years of update to look forward to as well so all in all, OnePlus has more or less nailed it as far as performance is concerned.

    Audio

    • 6-speaker setup
    • Omnibearing Sound Field tech

    And I absolutely love the OnePlus Pad 2’s speakers too.

    It now uses six sets of speakers instead of four — and wow — it sounds… ridiculously amazing. That room-filling audio it pushes has plenty of details, almost no distortion even at max volume, and also a hint of bass to spice things up. So whether I’m shuffling through my Spotify playlist or watching some of my favorite shows on Netflix, the OnePlus Pad 2’s audio isn’t going to disappoint.

    It also has something called “Holo Audio” which can apparently place different audio sources in different virtual spaces to make them sound more immersive. But… that kinda sucked in my experience so I’ve turned it off altogether.

    Stylus

    • OnePlus Stylo 2
    • 16,000 levels of pressure sensitivity

    Moving on.

    If you’re an artist or simply someone who likes taking handwritten notes a lot, I’m sure you’re gonna love what I’m about to say. ‘Cause this second-gen stylus for the OnePlus Pad 2 is pretty great actually. And a lot more capable than the first one.

    It has almost 4x more levels of pressure sensitivity for finer control over what I draw. I can also write in any text field now, with probably one of the best handwriting recognition tech I’ve seen on a tablet. While I like how OnePlus added subtle haptic feedback too, even though that one only works on the built-in “Notes” app.

    OnePlus Pad 2 - Stylus

    The Stylo 2’s “presentation mode” is equally exciting. Where I can annotate something, point a virtual laser, or slide across the page directly from the stylus. But I gotta say it’s a bit wonkier than I expected it to be and I haven’t gotten used to it after all this time. And I really wish the OnePlus Pad 2 had better palm rejection as well.

    There’s an upgraded keyboard too

    Anyway, the new smart keyboard for this guy also looks quite interesting but I ultimately decided not to get one for myself since the “tablet + keyboard” combo has never comfortably fit in my workflow.

    I kinda felt differently about that at first with my iPad Pro M4 (review) and its Magic Keyboard, although I don’t even use it much these days. So the important lesson here is that as much as I love how versatile and portable tablets are, I can’t ever see them replacing my laptop. Not anytime soon.

    Design and Build

    • 268.7 x 195.1 x 6.5 mm, 584 gm
    • Metal unibody design

    Okay — for the most part — I love what OnePlus has done on the design front this year. It doesn’t look any different from the first OnePlus Pad and it’s very recognizably “OnePlus”. With the same premium metal unibody design and a slim build that doesn’t take up much space in my backpack.

    OnePlus Pad 2 - Design

    There’s still no fingerprint reader but its Type-C port has been upgraded from USB 2.0 to the faster USB 3.2 Gen 1 standard now so yeah, I don’t have much complaints with the OnePlus Pad 2’s design.

    Except for the unbearably obvious truth that this thing is so. damn. heavy.

    At 584 grams, this is easily among the heaviest tablets I’ve ever used and I had trouble holding it with one hand for more than a couple of minutes at a time at best. As a matter of fact, the OnePlus Pad 2 (584 gm) is actually heavier than the 13-inch iPad Pro (579 gm)!

    Display

    • 12.1-inch IPS panel
    • 3000 x 2120p resolution, 7:5 aspect ratio
    • Up to 144Hz refresh rate, 600 nits brightness (HBM)

    Just like the design, I’m a little conflicted with the OnePlus Pad 2’s display too.

    On the one hand, this is a decent upgrade to what we saw on its predecessor. It’s bigger, brighter, and sharper. And its 144Hz refresh rate means going around the UI or scrolling through something feels butter smooth. There’s even an option to set every app to 144Hz now if I want, whereas its unique 7:5 aspect ratio means reading eBooks, PDFs, and mangas is an absolute treat on the OnePlus Pad 2.

    But on the other hand, I think OnePlus could’ve done so much more to make a name for itself in the tablet space. Like going with an OLED panel maybe.

    OLED kills two birds with one stone

    ‘Cause other than its superior colors and contrast levels, using an OLED panel would’ve made the OnePlus Pad 2 considerably thinner and lighter too. Since — unlike an LCD panel — OLEDs don’t need different layers like a backlight unit.

    OnePlus Pad 2 - Display

    I also found the actual quality of this display to be a bit weak considering the price. It doesn’t have the best viewing angles, the contrast ratio feels low, it’s not that color-accurate by default, and I can’t stream HDR videos on Netflix either. Even when the OnePlus Pad 2 is Dolby Vision certified. It’s a perfectly fine screen for everyday use — don’t get me wrong — although I was just… expecting more from OnePlus this time.

    Camera

    • 13MP (f/2.2) sensor at the back
    • 8MP (f/2.3) sensor at the front

    … and yeah, its cameras aren’t that exciting as well. That’s true for most tablet cameras I guess but what’s weird is that OnePlus has actually removed a super useful feature on the Pad 2. I’m talking about the one called “Limelight” which would track me as I moved around the room during video calls but… it is what it is.

    Battery

    • 9,510 mAh battery with 67W charging

    As for the battery life, the OnePlus Pad 2 has been giving me around 6 – 8 hours of screen time on average. Like I said in the very beginning, I’ve mostly been streaming different shows and movies on this guy — alongside some gaming and web browsing thrown in the mix — so I wouldn’t call its battery life that impressive, to be honest.

    OnePlusPad2 - Charging

    At least it fills up pretty fast. Going from 1 to 100% in a little under an hour with the included 67W charger.

    OnePlus Pad 2 Review: Conclusion

    So that’s all for my review of the new OnePlus Pad 2. And compared to last year’s OnePlus Pad, this is a definite upgrade. Particularly in terms of the performance, the display, and the speakers.

    But I just feel like it’s a bit expensive for everything it offers.

    I mean… that Snapdragon beast is kinda wasted on the OnePlus Pad 2 when you think about it since there isn’t much you can do on a tablet that makes use of its first-class CPU and GPU. And if all you care about is streaming videos, multitasking, drawing, or getting some light work done on a tablet, you can do a lot better for a lot less.

    OnePlusPad2 - Gaming

    OnePlus could’ve really differentiated itself if only it had an OLED display but nope. So if you’re not in a hurry to get a tablet right away, I’d suggest you wait a while ‘cause there are a couple of interesting ones scheduled to launch pretty soon. Including the Xiaomi Pad 7 that’s rumored to bring an OLED display. While even Honor’s new MagicPad 2 looks a lot more well-rounded, a lot more balanced than the OnePlus Pad 2.

    • Our video review of OnePlus Pad 2 is coming up pretty soon

    OnePlus Pad 2 Review: Pros and Cons

    Pros Cons
    • Top-notch performance • Not the best value for money
    • Fantastic speakers • Heavy
    • The OnePlus Stylo 2 is great • Average battery life
    • Premium all-metal build • The “Limelight” feature is missing for some reason
    • Decent display

    Motorola Edge 50 Neo is coming very soon!

    [This phone has launched officially]

    While Motorola launched a couple of additions to its Edge series this year — the company appeared to be a tad bit silent about the successor to the Motorola Edge 40 Neo. But, now the cat is out of the bag — the phone is coming. Let’s take a look into all that we know of the Motorola Edge 50 Neo in this article.

    Motorola Edge 50 Neo Rumours Round-up

    The renders/website images of the phones have been leaked and are brought to us by ytechb. In addition to the renders, they also provide us with some insight into the specifications of the phone.

    Design and Display

    We can see from the leaked images that this time around the phone has gotten a redesign. This look is more in line with other Motorola offerings from this year. The Motorola Edge 50 Neo has a camera island that seamlessly integrates itself into the back panel. The phone will apparently have an IP68 rating and will come in four colour choices — Nautical Blue, Latte, Grisaille, and Poinciana. Furthermore, Motorola appears to have gone with vegan leather as the material of choice for the back panel, all across the board on this phone.

    Meanwhile, the Motorola Edge 50 Neo will come with a 6.4-inch pOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection.

    Performance and the rest

    In terms of performance, this phone will be tapping into the MediaTek Dimensity 7300. This chipset was launched just a few months back and has already been featured in the likes of CMF Phone 1, Oppo Reno12, and Reno12 Pro. This processor comes in an advanced 4nm fabrication process with a peak clock speed of 2.5GHz. Moreover, the Motorola Edge 50 Neo will be available in 8GB + 256GB and 12GB + 512GB variants and will boot on Android 14.

    Meditek Dimensity 7300 Chipset

    On the camera front, this device will have a triple camera setup on the back. The primary lens on this thing will be a 50MP unit. In the meantime, the auxiliary cameras on the Motorola Edge 50 Neo will be a 13MP ultrawide shooter and a 10MP telephoto lens. Similarly, the phone will have a 32MP on the front. In the tank, it will pack a 4,310 mAh battery which is relatively low considering today’s standard.

    Motorola Edge 50 Neo Specifications (Rumoured)

    • Design: Vegan leather finish with seamless camera island, IP68-rated
    • Dimensions: 154.10 mm x 71.20 mm x 8.10 mm
    • Weight: 171 grams
    • Display: 6.4-inch pOLED panel, 120Hz refresh rate, Corning Gorilla Glass 3
    • Processor: MediaTek Dimensity 7300
    • RAM: 8GB or 12GB
    • ROM: 256GB or 512GB
    • Rear Camera: Triple Camera (50MP Primary + 13MP Ultrawide + 10MP Telephoto)
    • Front Camera: 13MP (Centre-aligned hole-punch cutout)
    • Battery: 4,310 mAh

    Motorola Edge 50 Neo Launch and Availability

    Currently, it is unknown as to when and at what price Motorola is planning to launch the Edge 50 Neo. However, since its predecessor was made public in September last year for EUR 399, we can expect this phone to launch at a similar time and pricing too. Furthermore, the device will hit the Indian market as well, as it was spotted in the BIS database.

    • Meanwhile, check out our Moto Edge 50 Fusion review video:

    Fantech Products Price in Nepal [Updated]

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    Fantech has added a plethora of new products to its lineup in Nepal. Here, we will review the Fantech products and discuss their specs, features, and the latest official price in Nepal.

    Fantech: Brand Overview

    Fantech was founded in 2009 in Indonesia. The brand has extended its reach to over 100 countries and has over 5 million users. The company’s mission is to “provide gaming products for gamers of all ages.” Fantech has sponsored several E-sports teams in Southeast Asia and individual players in other countries.

    Fantech Products Price in Nepal (Summary)

    Product Name Color Available Price
    RHASTA II G13 Black Rs. 800
    VENOM GO VX6 Black, White Rs. 1600
    CRYPTO VX7 Black Rs. 1500
    CRYPTO VX7 White, Pink Rs. 1700
    THOR X9 Black Rs. 1500
    THOR II X16 V2 Black Rs. 1700
    RAIGOR II Black, White, Red, Gray Rs. 1000
    CRUSHE Black, White Rs. 1200
    RAIGOR III Black Rs. 1200
    RAIGOR III Black, Grey, Beige Rs. 1500
    VENOM II Pink Rs. 2500
    VENOM II VIBE Black, White, Red, Blue, Green, Purple Rs. 2500
    CRYPTO Wireless Black, White Rs. 3200
    BLAZE Wireless Black Rs. 3700
    ARIA Black, White, Pink, Beige Rs. 8500
    RAPTOR X (Color not specified) Rs. 4000
    HELIOS Black, Mint Rs. 7500
    HELIOS GO Black, White Rs. 8000
    T533 Rs. 500
    W190  Black, White, Mint, Blue Rs. 2000
    Blue, Black, White, Pink Rs. 700
    G0 193 Pink, Grey, Beige, Blue Rs. 1200
    GO W603 Black, White, Pink, Blue Rs. 500
    GO W605 Black, Beige, Pink Rs. 600
    GO W606 Black, White, Blue Rs. 600
    GO W607 Black, Blue, Pink, Purple. Green Rs. 600
    GO W608 Black, Blue, Pink, Green Rs. 600
    Keyboards
    MAXPOWER MK853 Black, Blue, Pink, White Rs 6000
    MAXFIT 61 MK857 Black, Red, White  Rs. 6000
    Black ( Red and Blue Switch) Rs. 7500
    MAXFIT MK876 Black, Grey Rs 3500
    MAXFIT MK886 Black, Grey  Rs 3500
    MAXFIT MK890 Black, Grey Rs 4500
    MAXFIT 108 RGB MK855 Black, White, Black Rs 8000
    MAXFIT 87 RGB MK856 Black, White, White Rs. 7000
    MAXFIT 67 MK858 White, Black, White,  Rs 13000
    MAXFIT81 MK910 Black, White Rs. 15000
    Brown/ Yellow switch Rs. 19000
    MAXFIT70 MK911 VIBE Yellow, Brown Switch Rs 15000
    HUNTER PRO K511 Rs 2000
    SHIKARI K515 Rs 1200
    Fighter II K614L
    Rs 3000
    Power Pack P51 Rs 3500
    WK894 Rs 200
    WK895  Black, Grey, Beige, Blue Rs 2500
    KM-100 Rs 1200
    KM103  Rs 1200 
    MousePad
    SVEN MP44 –  Rs 700
    SVEN MP35 Rs 250
    SVEN MP25 Rs 250
    SVEN MP80 Rs 1000
    SVEN MP35 Pink Rs 500
    VIGIL MP292 Rs 350
    VIGIL MP452 Rs 750
    VIGIL MP256 Rs 250
    VIGIL MP296 Rs 300
    VIGIL MP456 Rs 750
    VIGIL MP356 Rs 600
    VIGIL MP806 Rs 800
    AGILE MP353 Black, White Rs 800
    AGILE MP453 Black Rs 1200
    AGILE MP903 Black, White Rs 1800
    AGILE MP904 Rs 1400
    AGILE MP905 Rs 2300
    AGILE MP905 Rs 2800
    MP905 Sakura Rs 2300
    MP905 GE01 Rs 2800
    GEO MP906 GE02 Rs 2800
    FLASH HQ53 Rs 2000
    MARS II HQ54  Rs 1300
    PORTAL HQ55 Rs 2500
    CAPTAIN HG15 Rs 3500
    CHIEF II HG20 Black  Rs 3000
    CHIEF II HG20 White Rs 3500
    CHIEF II HG20 Pink  Rs 3500
    ORBIT HG25  Rs 2500
    ALTO 7.1 HG26 Rs 7500
    PORTAL 7.1 HG28  Rs 2800
    TRINITY MH88 Black, White, Pink Rs 3000
    VALOR X MH86  Black, Mint Rs 4000
    TAMAGO WHG01 Black, White, Pink Rs 7000
    Jade MH84 Rs 4000
    OMNI MH83 Rs 4500
    SONATA MH90 Rs 7000
    ALTO MH91 Rs 6000
    GO AIR WH02 Grey, Beige Rs 2000
    GO VIBE WH05 Black, Beige, Blue, Pink Rs 3000
    GO TUNE WH06 Gun, Beige, Grey  Rs 3500
    Earphones
    EG3  Black, White, Pink, Mint Rs 1000
    EG1 Rs 1800
    SCAR II EG5  Rs 2000
    Earbuds
    MITHRIL TX1  Black  Rs 3500
    MITHRIL TX1 Pro  Black/White  Rs 5000
    MITHRIL TX1 Lite  Black, Beige Rs 1840
    Groove Buds TX-2 Rs 4400
    Wave 10 TW10 Black, White, Beige Rs 1600
    WAVE 12 TW12  Black, White, Blue Rs 2000
    Speakers
    SONAR GS202  Black, Pink Rs 1120
    Beat GS203  Black, White Rs 1050
    HELLSCREAM Rs 1700
    TRIFECTA GS301 Rs 2800
    ALEGRO Rs 2450
    Webcams
    Luminous C30 Rs 5000
    Luminous C31 Rs 5000
    Controller
    Revolver GP12 Rs 1610
    Revolver GP13 Rs 750
    ES Lite ORION GP15L Rs 2800
    Shooter II Rs 1750
    EOS VEGA GP15 Rs 2800
    REVOLVER II WGP12  Black, Green, White Rs 1200
    SHOOTER WGP13 Blue, White Rs 2800
    SHOOTER WGP14 Black, White Rs 3850
    NOVA WGP14  Black, White, Pink Rs 3850
    EOS Pro EPSILON WGP15 Black, White Rs 3850
    EOS Pro Polaris WGP15  Blue Rs 3850
    EOS Pro SOLARIS WGP15 Rainbow Rs 3850
    Tables
    GD210 Rs 20,000
    GD214 Black, White Rs 20,000
    Workstation WS311 Black, White Rs 20,800
    Workstation WS414 Black Rs 28,800
    ACGD171 Rs 2800
    Power Cube
    TAC1 Rs 1960
    Chairs
    KORSI GC-191 Red, Blue, Grey Rs 20,000
    LEDARE GC-192 Grey, Black, Brown Rs 24,000
    ALPHA GC-283 Black, White, Red, Blue, Orange, pink, Mint Rs 29,600
    OC-A258 Black, Grey, Pink, Mint Rs 14,400
    OC-A295 Black, Grey Rs 20,000
    Tower Case
    CG74 Rs 3600
    CG75 Rs 4000
    CG80 Black, White, Pink Rs 6400
    CG81 Rs 8800
    CG82 Rs 8800
    AERO 2 CG83 Black, White Rs 6000
    Power Supply
    SHADOW PSB650M Rs 6800
    SHADOW PSB750M Rs 8800

    Some of the most popular Fantech Products

    1. Earphones

    EG3 Earphones

    The EG3 earphones from Fantech feature durable aluminum alloy earbuds coupled with anti-tangle cables. Besides, they also offer ear wings for a secure fit.

    Fantech EG3 Earphones Price Nepal

    EG3 Earphones Specifications:
    • Driver: 10mm
    • Frequency Response: 20-20KHz
    • Microphone Sensitivity: -42 ± 3dB
    • Speaker Sensitivity: 98 ± 3dB Speaker
    • Impedance: 16Ω
    • Plug Type: 3.5mm (TRRS)
    • Cord Length: 1.2m
    • Price in Nepal: Rs. 1,000

    2. Headphones

    STUDIO PRO WHG03 Headphones

    Fantech WH01 wireless headphones can be connected wirelessly via Bluetooth 5.0 or 3.5mm wired cables. The earcups can swivel inwards for easy storage as well.

    Fantech WH01 Wireless Headphones Price Nepal

    WH01 Wireless Headphones Specifications:
    • Drivers: 40mm drivers
    • Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.0 / Aux cable
    • Battery Backup: 60 hours
    • Charging interface: USB Type-C
    • Price in Nepal: Rs. 5,999

    3. Keyboard

    MaxFit67

    MaxFit67 is the most expensive Fantech keyboard available in Nepal. This 65% enthusiast keyboard boasts a rotatory knob and 3 connection modes. It is the first keyboard from Fantech to feature south-facing PCB and PBT keycaps. The switch options available here are clicky Kailh Box Whites or linear pre-lubed Gateron Milky Yellows. Fantech also includes dampening foam.

    Fantech MaxFit67 Price Nepal

    MaxFit67 Features:
    • 65% Form Factor
    • South Facing PCB
    • Rotary Encoder Knob
    • Wireless (BT + 2.4ghz) & Wired
    • Gateron Hotswap Sockets (5 pin switches compatible)
    • Kailh Box White / Pre-Lubed Gateron Milky Yellow Switches
    • DYE-SUB PBT Keycaps
    • Includes plate foam & tray foam
    • Price in Nepal: Rs. 13,000 (Black), Rs. 13,500 (White)

    4. Gaming Mouse

    XD5 Wired + Wireless Pro Gaming Mouse

    XD5 is an ergonomic mouse with the coveted Pixart 3370 sensor. The mouse only weighs 72 grams while having a 40 hours battery life. It can be used wirelessly or with a wired cable.

    Fantech XD5 Gaming Mouse

    XD5 Wired + Wireless Pro Gaming Mouse Features:
    • PixArt 3370 Gaming Sensor
    • 72 Grams
    • Up to 400 IPS / 50G Acceleration, 1000Hz Polling Rate
    • 800-19,000 DPI
    • Kailh Switches 80 Million Clicks Lifetime
    • Running RGB with 7 RGB modes
    • Six Independently Programmable Buttons
    • 1.8m Type-C Paracord
    • Price in Nepal: Rs. 8,500 (Black), Rs. 9,000 (White)

    5. Desk Mat

    ATO Deskmat

    The Japanese-themed ATO series desk mats from Fantech are available in four design options, namely, Plum, Marble, Kanagawa Wave, and Aqua.

    Fantech ATO Desk Mat

    ATO Desk Mat Features:
    • Water Proof Surface
    • Minimal Japanese Designs
    • Anti-Fray Edge Stitching
    • Anti-slip base
    • Size: 900 x 400 x 4 mm
    • Price in Nepal: Rs. 2,300

    6. Controllers

    GP13 Wired Controller

    The GP13 controller is compatible with PS3 and PC. It connects via a non-detachable USB-A cord. It has a textured handle for improved grip.

    Fantech GP13 Wired Controller

    GP13 Wired Controller Features:
    • Wired USB-A
    • Dual Vibration Motors
    • 1.8 meters cable
    • 177 Grams
    • Price in Nepal: Rs. 2,500

    WGP13 Wired + Wireless Controller

    Fantech WGP13 controller is the wireless version of the GP13. Thus, it has a rechargeable battery with 10 hours of playtime. Moreover, the controller can be used via a wired connection as well.

    Fantech WGP13 Controller

    WGP13 Wired + Wireless Controller Features:
    • Wired, Wireless 2.4 GHz
    • Dual Vibration Motors
    • Built-in 600 mAh Rechargeable Battery
    • 185 grams
    • Price in Nepal: Rs. 4,000

    7. Microphone

    MCX02 Professional Microphone

    Fantech’s MCX02 is a USB-C-powered microphone with dedicated buttons and a knob for easy adjustment. The built-in noise canceling helps reduce keyboard and background noises for seamless in-game voice chats.

    Fantech MCX02 Professional Microphone

    MCX02 Professional Microphone Features: 
    • -48dB ± 2dB Sensitivity
    • 50Hz – 16000kHz Frequency Response
    • 48kHZ at 16 bit
    • Mobile & PC USB Interface
    • Cardioid Polar Pattern
    • Noise Canceling & Audio Sharing
    • Price in Nepal: Rs. 6,000

    8. Webcam

    C30 Webcam

    The Fantech C30 Webcam can record up to 2K footage at 25 fps. It is targeted toward streamers. Furthermore, it comes with a lens cover for privacy.

    Fantech C30 Webcam

    C30 Webcam Features: 
    • 4MP
    • 2K Recording
    • 106° Field of View
    • Built-in Microphone
    • 360° Rotating base
    • Price in Nepal: Rs. 5,500

    9. Laptop Cooler

    NC20 Laptop Cooler

    Decked with RGB and five fans, the Fantech NC20 doubles as a laptop cooler and a stand. There’s a dedicated speed control wheel and two USB ports with input/output compatibility.

    Fantech NC20 Laptop Cooler

    NC20 Laptop Cooler Features:
    • 5 Fans: Four 60mm fans / One 14cm Fan
    • Fan Control, 2 USB Ports
    • RGB Lighting
    • Adjustable Height
    • Price in Nepal: Rs. 4,500

    Where to buy Fantech products at the best price in Nepal?

    All the Fantech products mentioned above can be purchased in Nepal at their official price via Fantech Nepal’s social media or website. Likewise, you can find all these products at Hukut as well.

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    Honor X6b review: Assessing a budget-friendly device

    After a week of hands-on experience with Honor’s latest addition to the X series, I’m excited to share my Honor X6b review. Beofre that, let’s take a look at the specifications.

    Honor X6b Review: Specifications

    • Design: Monotone design with reflective back panels and flat frames
    • Dimensions: 163.59 mm x 75.33 mm x 8.39 mm
    • Weight: 192 grams
    • Display: 6.56” TFT LCD Panel, 20.15:09 aspect ratio, 90Hz refresh rate, 16.7M colour depth, 780 nits peak brightness
    • Resolution: HD+ (720 x 1,612)
    • Chipset: Octa-core MediaTek Helio G85 (12nm)
    • RAM: 6GB
    • ROM: 128GB
    • OS & UI: Android 14 with MagicOS 8.0 on top
    • Rear Camera: Dual Camera (50MP Primary + 2MP Depth sensor)
    • Front Camera: 5MP Camera (Centre-aligned waterdrop cutout)
    • Security: Side-mounted fingerprint sensor, Face Unlock
    • Sensors: Gravity, Gyroscope, E-compass, Ambient Light, Proximity
    • Navigation: GPS, A-GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo
    • Battery: 5,200 mAh Silicon-carbon cell with 35W super fast charging
    • Connectivity: Dual SIM, 4G, Dual-band WiFi, Hotspot, Bluetooth v5.1, USB Type-C, 3.5mm headphone jack
    • Color Options: Forest Green, Starry Purple, Ocean Cyan, Midnight Black 
    • Price in Nepal: NPR 16,999 (6/128GB)
    • Buy Honor X6b here

    Honor X6B Review

    Design and Build

    • Design: Monotone design with reflective back panels and flat frames
    • Dimensions: 163.59 mm x 75.33 mm x 8.39 mm
    • Weight: 192 grams

    Starting off with the design, when I unboxed the pack, the first thing that came to my mind was “Nice Color”! Yes, the phone looks aesthetically pleasing with a comfortable weight (192 gm). It is basically the X6a with a sleek, modern design; a square camera module in the upper left corner; and a biometrics feature on its side.

    Honor X6b design

    Additionally, it comes in 4 colors Forest Green, Starry Purple, Ocean Cyan, and Midnight Black and my unit here is the Purple one. Who knew Starry Purple would make such a good first impression?

    Display

    • 6.56” TFT LCD Panel, 90Hz refresh rate, 780 nits’ peak brightness
    • HD+ (720 x 1,612)

    With a 6.56-inch display, the phone is both handy and comfortable with decent viewing angles. The bezels are slim for most areas, though a bit thicker on the chin. Moreover, it has a V-shaped notch. Additionally, X6b has a DC dimming feature that helps reduce eye strain when using the phone in low light.

    The company has claimed the display to have a Five-star overall drop resistance certification from Switzerland’s SGS.

    Honor X6b display I also found a pretty interesting feature on this phone “Magic Capsule” same as the Dynamic Island you see on newer iPhones. While it is known as an iPhone feature, Honor actually claims they came up with this idea first, all the way back in 2018 with the Honor V20.

    Performance

    • OS & UI: Android 14 with MagicOS 8.0 on top
    • Chipset: Octa-core MediaTek Helio G85 (12nm)

    Moving on to the performance, the MediaTek Helio G85 offered by this phone has a better performance compared to its sibling – Honor X6a with improved core architecture and overall benchmark scores that are roughly twice as high.

    For my basic, everyday tasks, the Honor X6b performed well and provided a smooth experience. However, with over-extended use like running multiple apps in the background and downloading or installing large files I felt occasional lag. But then given that this is a budget-friendly device, I wouldn’t consider this as a major drawback.

    Honor X6b Performance

    While reviewing this phone, I selected two games to test. For the easier part, I played Temple Run which ran quite well. Next, I tried PUBG after it took a good amount of time to load. You can play comparatively demanding games like this on smooth settings in ultra-FPS (40 FPS). So, the Honor X6b phone is good for casual usage but if you are looking for a phone for gaming, I would recommend you spend 2000 more and get One Plus Nord N30 SE 5G which has a better chipset and performance.

    Memory-wise, well 6GB of RAM with 1286GB isn’t worth complaining about a budget phone. Most apps remain in memory without problems (except for some large games), and transitioning between different programs is usually smooth and responsive.

    OS and UI

    Honor X6b runs on Andriod 14 so you will for sure have the latest software. However, the company hasn’t mentioned anything about its security update, which is something brands like Xiaomi and Oppo wouldn’t miss out on.

    Furthermore, it comes with pre-installed apps that might not be necessary for you but you can easily uninstall them. In addition, Honor’s Magic OS is simple and user-friendly and offers a variety of customization options, which allowed me to personalize the interface and settings as per my preferences.

    Honor X6b OS

    Camera

    The camera is the part where I enjoy sharing my thoughts the most, possibly because I’ve spent the most time using it.

    • Rear Camera: Dual Camera (50MP Primary + 2MP Depth sensor)
    • Front Camera: 5MP Camera (Centre-aligned waterdrop cutout)

    The camera module has a square design with two functional cameras, a flash, and the third element? it’s just a decorative touch. Well played Honor! Initially, I didn’t hold out much hope for this phone but this one time I am honestly happy to be proven wrong.

    Honor X6b camera

    Daytime

    In my findings, the main camera takes reasonably good photos. The images I took do not seem too boosted but still have a decent saturation.

    I noticed some stutters which made some of my photos (especially moving) blurry. The focusing capability is also not the most reliable, so you will feel a slight delay before the image appears after capturing. But for a budget-friendly phone, I felt the camera to be to quite reasonable.

    Portraits

    When it comes to portrait mode, the quality can be a bit disappointing if overexposed to the light. But with a better background and lightning, the photo turned out impressive. The edge detection is also fair enough.

    Night Shots

    In the night shots, I saw a bit of noise in some of the images. This phone has a “Night” mode that improves image quality, but it takes about 3.9 seconds to capture the photo and an additional few seconds to process and load it. In total, you’re looking at around 5 to 6 seconds for capturing and viewing a photo, which can be quite time-consuming. The rear camera can hardly focus on the details but that’s something we have seen on budget phones for a while now.

    Selfie

    I was quite impressed with the selfie camera of this phone. The skin tone was quite reddish with a bit of smoothing in the photos, but honestly, I’m kind of into the touch-up because let’s be real, who wouldn’t prefer a bit of ‘glam’ over their original face?

    Videos

    When it comes to shooting videos, the phone lets you record at 1080p@30fps with both the front and back cameras. It’s a bit of a mixed bag – no stabilization so some of the footage ended up looking pretty shaky. But hey, it’s a budget phone, so I guess that’s the trade-off for not having a steady hand! I gave video calling a shot too, and it turned out to be pretty alright.

    Battery Life

    • Battery: 5,200 mAh Silicon-carbon cell with 35W super-fast charging
    • Charging: 35W of charging speed

    While most Honor phones have a Lithium Polymer battery, the X6b features a Silicon one. This battery offers higher energy density and faster charging times than traditional batteries. With a 5,200 mAh battery, it gave me two full days of backup on normal usage. I was clicking photos, playing games, taking my Duolingo class, and whatnot, and it was still going well. So, I would consider the battery a plus point for this phone.

    Also, with 35W super-fast charging this phone goes from 0% to 50% in 58 minutes which is a fair deal.

    Connectivity

    In terms of connectivity, the Honor X6b supports 4G and VoLTE, ensuring reliable network performance for calls and data. And since it also supports Band 20 (800 MHz) for NTC, users in rural areas can also enjoy strong 4G coverage. In urban areas, the phone benefits from carrier aggregation, enhancing connectivity and speed for both NTC and Ncell networks. Overall, the Honor X6b provides solid connectivity options that meet the needs of most users. Additionally, the phone includes a 3.5mm headphone jack and has a quality single speaker, which provides good audio performance.

    Honor headphone jack

    Honor X6b Review: Conclusion 

    Folks, the Honor X6b is pleasantly decent for me. It’s a budget phone that manages to stand out with a sleek design, and impressive battery life. The chipset handles everyday tasks and light gaming very well.

    The camera setup is also good to go for this price. Additionally, the 35W fast charging is a nice bonus. Overall, the Honor X6b is a solid choice for those on a budget, offering good value for the money.

    Honor conclusion

    Honor X6b Review: Pros and Cons

    Pros:

    • Attractive design and good display
    • Great battery life with 35W fast charging
    • Ad-free MagicUI

    Cons:

    • Average cameras with slow stutters
    • Basic Performance

    iQOO TWS 1e launched with 30dB ANC and latency as low as 88ms

    iQOO recently launched Zs 5G and Zs Pro in India. The brand also launched its first-ever earbuds in the Indian market at the same time. In this article, we will be looking into the iQOO TWS 1e in further detail including its expected price in Nepal.

    iQOO TWS 1e Overview

    Design and Display

    The iQOO TWS 1e comes in an in-ear fitting with a glossy finish. The earbuds have an IP54 rating for added endurance as well. Meanwhile, the charging case is ovular in shape and has a dual-tone finish. It is a mix of black and yellow and is apparently inspired by flames. As such, the colour option is dubbed “Flame Yellow”.

    iQOO TWS 1e Design

    For audio, these earbuds pack an 11mm speaker driver on each side. As per iQOO, the TWS 1e offers “soft and clear sound across frequency ranges”. Additionally, these buds come with three modes: Super Bass, Enhanced Vocals, and Enhanced Trebles. They also offer active noise cancellation of up to 30dB and utilise AI to minimise noise during phone calls.

    Features and Battery

    Apart from that, these earbuds come with Bluetooth v5.3 for wireless connectivity. They can also be connected to up to two devices at the same time and seamlessly switched between them. You get low gaming latency of up to 88ms on these earbuds. The iQOO TWS 1e is capable of other features like Google Fast Pair, access to Google Assitant, Wearing detection, Find My Earphones and Smart Upgrade. However, for this users need to be using a device running on Funtouch OS 9.2 (Android 9) or later, have 6GB or more memory, and also have the TWS app updated to 9.2.5.9 or later.

    iQOO TWS 1e Latency

    Talking of battery life, the iQOO TWS 1e can last up to 42 hours. The company pulled this number by setting the earbuds to AAC codec, 50% volume, and ANC turned off. In the meantime, no number on the independent playback or usage time with ANC turned on has been provided. Regardless, these buds also support fast charging, capable of offering up to three hours of playtime with a quick 10-minute charge.

    iQOO TWS 1e Specifications

    • Design: In-ear with glossy finish, IP54 rating
    • Sound Driver: 11 mm drivers
    • Noise Cancellation: ANC up to 30dB + AI call noise cancellation (ENC)
    • Connectivity: Bluetooth v5.3
    • Playback: Up to 42 hours (with case, at 50% volume, AAC, No ANC)
    • Charging: Via USB Type-C, 180 minutes with 10 minutes charge
    • Companion App: Vivo Earphones*
    • Features: Dual-device connection, Low latency up to 88ms, Google Fast Pair*, Google Assitant*, Wearing detection*, Find my earphones*, Smart Upgrade*
    • Colour Options: Flame Yellow

    iQOO TWS 1e Price in Nepal and Availability

    These earbuds will start shipping on 23 August 2024, two days after its initial announcement. They will be available at a total price of INR 1,899. iQOO products aren’t available in Nepal, hence, it will likely follow the same route.

    However, more and more brands are becoming active in our country in recent times, so we can stay hopeful. If they arrive here, we expect the iQOO TWS 1e price in Nepal to be NPR 3,499.

    iQOO Earbuds Price in India (Official) Price in Nepal (Expected)
    TWS 1e INR 1,899 NPR 3,499
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    Thermaltake products OFFICIALLY launched in Nepal

    Are you considering building a PC for yourself? Then here is some good news. Popular PC accessories manufacturer Thermaltake is now officially available in Nepal. With their offerings, you can up your PC game for sure! Here, we will look at all the Thermaltake products available in Nepal and its price.

    Thermaltake Brand Overview

    Thermaltake Technology is a Taiwanese company founded in 1999. The brand offers various PC accessories and peripherals like cases, power supplies, cooling devices, etc. It also has two sub-brands Tt eSports and LUXA2. The company provides gamer-centric peripherals like mice and keyboards under the former. Meanwhile, the latter focuses on smartphone accessories like stands, styluses, earbuds, power banks, etc.

    Thermaltake Products Price in Nepal

    The brand officially entered the Nepali market recently and offers PC-related products in Nepal. Right now, Thermaltake has three main categories of products: Power Supply, PC Case, and PC Cooler.

    You can get all the Thermaltake products in Nepal officially through the Hukut Store.

    Buy Thermaltake Products Here!

    Power Supply

    A power supply unit (PSU) or power supply, is a device that converts AC electricity into DC. It then supplies the current to the rest of the computer. Basically, a PSU is a device that distributes power or electricity to all the internal components of a PC.

    So, there are a handful of Thermaltake power supplies available in Nepal and its price is as follows:

    Thermaltake Power Supply Price in Nepal
    Smart BX1 650W NPR 9,000
    Toughpower GF 750W NPR 15,000
    Toughpower GF 850W NPR 20,000
    Toughpower GF A3 750W NPR 20,000
    Toughpower GF3 850W NPR 30,000
    Toughpower GF A3 1050W NPR 30,000
    Toughpower GF A3 1050W Snow NPR 32,000
    Toughpower GF1 1200W NPR 35,000
    Toughpower GF3 1350W NPR 45,000
    Toughpower GF3 1650W NPR 55,000

    PC Case

    PC Case is a fairly simple business. However, that is not to say that it isn’t important. It is the housing for all your PC components, so you’d want to see if it can fit the components you’re planning to get on top of airflow and cooling.

    Thermaltake offers various series of PC Case series available in Nepal and the following are the price of it:

    Thermaltake PC Case Price in Nepal
    Ceres Series
    Ceres 300 TG ARGB Black NPR 15,000
    Ceres 300 TG ARGB Snow NPR 16,000
    Ceres 500 TG ARGB NPR 28,000
    Ceres 500 TG ARGB Snow NPR 28,000
    Core Series
    Core P3 TG Pro Black NPR 22,000
    Core P3 TG Pro Snow NPR 25,000
    Core P6 TG Black NPR 28,000
    Core P6 TG Snow NPR 30,000
    CTE Series
    CTE C700 Air Black NPR 22,000
    CTE C700 Air Snow NPR 24,000
    CTE T500 Air Black NPR 24,000
    CTE T500 Air Snow NPR 25,000
    CTE C700 TG ARGB Black NPR 25,000
    CTE C750 Air Black NPR 25,000
    CTE C700 TG ARGB Snow NPR 26,000
    CTE C750 Air Snow NPR 27,000
    CTE C750 TG ARGB Black NPR 28,000
    CTE C750 TG ARGB Snow NPR 29,000
    Divider Series
    Divider 370 TG NPR 15,000
    Divider 370 TG ARGB NPR 16,500
    H Series
    H570 TG ARGB Black NPR 17,000
    H570 TG ARGB Snow NPR 18,000
    S Series
    S200 TG ARGB Black NPR 10,000
    S200 TG ARGB Snow NPR 10,500
    V Series
    V250 TG ARGB Black NPR 10,000
    V350 TG ARGB Air Black NPR 19,000
    V350 TG ARGB Air Snow NPR 20,000
    Versa Series
    Versa J25 TG RGB NPR 15,000
    View Series
    View 270 TG ARGB Black NPR 13,000
    View 270 TG ARGB Hydrangea Blue NPR 13,000
    View 270 TG ARGB Snow NPR 15,000
    View 200 TG ARGB Snow NPR 15,000
    View 23 TG ARGB NPR 15,500
    View 300 MX Black NPR 25,000
    View 300 MX with ARGB Fan NPR 25,500
    View 51 TG ARGB Black NPR 30,000
    View 51 TG ARGB Snow NPR 32,000

    PC Cooler

    PC Cooler just as the name suggests, is a hardware that keeps the thermals of your PC in check. This further helps in maintaining the performance of your PC for a sustained period.

    There are multiple lineups of Thermaltake PC coolers in Nepal, all of which along with its price are listed below:

    Thermaltake PC Cooler Price in Nepal
    UX200 SE ARGB NPR 6,000
    TOUGHAIR 510 NPR 10,000
    TOUGHAIR 710 NPR 15,000
    TH240 V2 ARGB Sync All-in-one Liquid Cooler NPR 15,000
    TH240 V2 ARGB Sync All-in-one Liquid Cooler Snow Edition NPR 15,500
    TH360 V2 ARGB Sync All-in-one Liquid Cooler NPR 19,000
    TH360 V2 ARGB Sync All-in-one Liquid Cooler Snow Edition NPR 20,000

    Thermaltake Products Price in Nepal [Summary]

    Categories Product Name Price in Nepal
    Power Supply
    Smart BX1 650W NPR 9,000
    Toughpower GF 750W NPR 15,000
    Toughpower GF 850W NPR 20,000
    Toughpower GF A3 750W NPR 20,000
    Toughpower GF3 850W NPR 30,000
    Toughpower GF A3 1050W NPR 30,000
    Toughpower GF A3 1050W Snow NPR 32,000
    Toughpower GF1 1200W NPR 35,000
    Toughpower GF3 1350W NPR 45,000
    Toughpower GF3 1650W NPR 55,000
    PC Case
    Ceres Series
    Ceres 300 TG ARGB Black NPR 15,000
    Ceres 300 TG ARGB Snow NPR 16,000
    Ceres 500 TG ARGB NPR 28,000
    Ceres 500 TG ARGB Snow NPR 28,000
    Core Series
    Core P3 TG Pro Black NPR 22,000
    Core P3 TG Pro Snow NPR 25,000
    Core P6 TG Black NPR 28,000
    Core P6 TG Snow NPR 30,000
    CTE Series
    CTE C700 Air Black NPR 22,000
    CTE C700 Air Snow NPR 24,000
    CTE T500 Air Black NPR 24,000
    CTE T500 Air Snow NPR 25,000
    CTE C700 TG ARGB Black NPR 25,000
    CTE C750 Air Black NPR 25,000
    CTE C700 TG ARGB Snow NPR 26,000
    CTE C750 Air Snow NPR 27,000
    CTE C750 TG ARGB Black NPR 28,000
    CTE C750 TG ARGB Snow NPR 29,000
    Divider Series
    Divider 370 TG NPR 15,000
    Divider 370 TG ARGB NPR 16,500
    H Series
    H570 TG ARGB Black NPR 17,000
    H570 TG ARGB Snow NPR 18,000
    S Series
    S200 TG ARGB Black NPR 10,000
    S200 TG ARGB Snow NPR 10,500
    V Series
    V250 TG ARGB Black NPR 10,000
    V350 TG ARGB Air Black NPR 19,000
    V350 TG ARGB Air Snow NPR 20,000
    Versa Series
    Versa J25 TG RGB NPR 15,000
    View Series
    View 270 TG ARGB Black NPR 13,000
    View 270 TG ARGB Hydrangea Blue NPR 13,000
    View 270 TG ARGB Snow NPR 15,000
    View 200 TG ARGB Snow NPR 15,000
    View 23 TG ARGB NPR 15,500
    View 300 MX Black NPR 25,000
    View 300 MX with ARGB Fan NPR 25,500
    View 51 TG ARGB Black NPR 30,000
    View 51 TG ARGB Snow NPR 32,000
    PC Cooler
    UX200 SE ARGB NPR 6,000
    TOUGHAIR 510 NPR 10,000
    TOUGHAIR 710 NPR 15,000
    TH240 V2 ARGB Sync All-in-one Liquid Cooler NPR 15,000
    TH240 V2 ARGB Sync All-in-one Liquid Cooler Snow Edition NPR 15,500
    TH360 V2 ARGB Sync All-in-one Liquid Cooler NPR 19,000
    TH360 V2 ARGB Sync All-in-one Liquid Cooler Snow Edition NPR 20,000
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    Insta360 X4 with 8K 360º video recording is already available in Nepal

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    Insta360, popular for its action cameras and 360-degree cameras, has launched the Insta360 X4, its first 8K camera. And just a couple of days later, it has arrived in Nepal as well. So without any delay, let’s dive into discussing the specs, features, availability, and official price in Nepal of the Insta360 X4.

    Insta360 X4 Overview

    Design

    The Insta360 X4 arrives with minimal visual alterations, notably featuring a microphone hole beneath the camera. However, the device is slightly taller yet thinner compared to its predecessor, weighing approximately 203 grams – 23 grams heavier than the X3. The dimensions are 123 x 46 x 26.3 mm, maintaining the same width as the previous model.

    The display has gotten bigger and now measures 2.5 inches with scratch-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass protection. But the commendable change in the build has to be its removable lens guard, which can act as a shield while shooting in tougher weather and environments. The standard lens guard is bundled in the box while Insta360 sells the premium lens guard with an extra layer of protection, separately.

    8K recording

    The key USP of this 360 camera is none other than the ability to capture 8K res videos at 30fps. You get a 1/2″ 35mm sensor here with an f/1.9 aperture. This major bump in resolution contributes to high-quality footage, of course, to watch on a bigger display. Plus, users can also crop out from the 360-degree angle, with enough details retained.

    Insta360 X4 Camera

    If you need some fast-paced action, the X4 also lets you shoot at 5.7K at 60fps and 4K at 100fps too. On the contrary, the last-gen X3 could only do 5.7K videos at 30fps and 4K at 60fps. Moreover, the new X4 can shoot 72MP stills and 180-degree video in 4K and 2.7k resolutions with the Me Mode, which can hide your selfie stick. Or it can also double as a typical action cam with its single-lens mode at up to 4K 60fps.

    Some AI

    With the AI bandwagon going strong, Insta360 has also bestowed some AI features for this guy. You get a 5nm AI chip that hosts AI-powered shooting, editing features, and AI gesture control as well. Users can do no-effort AI edits and also some customized manual editing with ease. Likewise, the company also claims faster reframing and improved subject detection.

    Battery and Others

    Fueling this 360-degree camera is a 2,290mAh battery which is rated for 75 minutes of 8K videos and 135 minutes of 5.7K footage recording. Topping it off takes just 55 minutes from an 18W charger.

    Insta360 X4 Specifications:

    • Dimensions: 123 x 46 x 26.3 mm
    • Weight: 203g
    • Connectivity: Bluetooth5.2, Wi-Fi 5
    • Waterproof: Up to 10 ft
    • Port: USB Type-C
    • Storage: UHS-I V30 speed class, exFAT microSD card up to 1TB
    • Battery: 2290mAh
    • Charging Time: 55 minutes
    • Run time: Up to 135 minutes (5.7k), Up to 75 minutes (8K)
    • Video:
      • 360-degree: Up to 8K @30fps
      • Single Lens Mode: Up to 4K@60fps
    • Stabilization: 6-axis Gyroscope
    • Mobile app: Insta360 (Android | iOS)

    Insta360 X4 Price in Nepal and Availability

    The official price of Insta360 X4 in Nepal is NPR 83,500. This is for the “Standard Bundle”, which includes the camera itself and a standard lens guard. You can buy Insta360 X4 in Nepal from authorized stores like Hukut.

    360 Camera Price in Nepal (Official) Availability
    Insta360 X4 NPR 83,500 Hukut (free 128GB Card)