Xiaomi has unveiled an impressive addition to their lineup: a 100-inch gaming TV. Yes, you read that correctly—a “Gaming TV.” The Redmi MAX TV boasts a remarkable refresh rate of up to 144Hz. Without delay, let’s dive into exploring the features, specifications, and price in Nepal of the Redmi MAX 100-inch TV.
Redmi MAX 100-inch TV Overview
Display and Design
The Redmi MAX The TV spans about 2.2 meters wide, 1.2 meters long, and weighs roughly 63 kg. This latest gaming TV features a 100-inch screen with a remarkable 144Hz refresh rate. With a 4K resolution, Redmi MAX comes with a backlit panel and has a maximum brightness of 700 nits. In addition, you also get 4ms response time, 98% screen-to-body, and 94% DCI-P3 color gamut. In addition, the television also boasts features like Dolby Vision and HDR10+.
Audio and Processor
The Redmi MAX is equipped with two built-in 15W speakers and support for Dolby Atmos. The Redmi MAX is powered by a chip consisting of Cortex A73 quad-core processors. With 4GB of RAM, 64GB of storage, and support for Wi-Fi 6 standard.
Redmi MAX 100-inch TV Price in Nepal and Availability
The Redmi MAX is available for pre-order in China, priced at CNY 8,999. However, when it gets here, we expect the Redmi MAX 100-inch TV price in Nepal to be NPR 194,000.
TV
Price (Offical)
Price (Expected)
Redmi MAX 100-inch TV
CNY 8,999
NPR 194,000
Meanwhile, watch our video of the best phone to buy under Rs 30,000 in 2024
Noise is an Indian OEM brand offering a wide range of accessories from wireless earbuds to smart rings. They have just launched another smartwatch to their collection with a luxurious look and AMOLED screen. This article will delve into greater details of the latest NoiseFit Active 2 smartwatch including its expected price in Nepal.
NoiseFit Active 2 Overview
Design and Display
As I mentioned, the NoiseFit Active 2 smartwatch comes in a luxurious design with IP68 water resistance. That said, it comes in a metal casing with the controls on the right side. These include a crown on the top and a button on the bottom. Moreover, it ships in six different variants with three different case colours including two each of gold, silver, and black. Meanwhile, the strap option includes leather as well as fluoroelastomer (silicone). Namely, they are called, Classic Brown, Midnight Black, Classic Brown, Classic Black, Silver Black, and Copper Black.
On the front, you get a screen real estate of 1.46 inches of what the company dubs the Hyper Vision AMOLED. The “Hyper Vision” has been slapped on the front to make it sound fancier, that is to say, it is just a regular AMOLED screen. Additionally, you get a resolution of 466 x 466 pixels on the NoiseFit Active 2 smartwatch.
You get decent features on the latest Noise offering too. Starting with customisation, the watch offers over 150 watch faces to suit your taste. Next up, you get a Bluetooth v5.3 for wireless connectivity with your smartphone. Additionally, the NoiseFit Active 2 comes with a TruSync feature that offers faster one-step pairing, clearer Bluetooth calling, and a wider calling range of up to 18 metres. Other than that, it comes with the Noise Health Suite that includes heart rate tracking, SpO2, sleep monitor, female cycle tracker, and stress measurement.
Moving on, you get up to 10 days of usage from this watch on typical usage. However, it can go up to 30 days on standby. Similarly, the NoiseFit Active 2 takes just two hours to fully charge with the magnetic charging cable included in the box once its juice is fully depleted. It is compatible with devices running on Android 9.0 or iOS 11.0, and later. Lastly, you can access your tracking data with the NoiseFit app which the company says is equipped with industry-leading data protection measures.
NoiseFit Active 2 Specifications
Design: Circular dial with controls on the right, IP68-rated
Materials: Metal case, Leather or Fluororubber (silicone) strap
The smartwatch is already up for sale and is available to purchase through official mediums. It has a price tag of INR 8,999, however, you can get it at an offer price of INR 3,499. If and when this watch arrives here, we expect the NoiseFit Active 2 price in Nepal to be NPR 15,499.
Smartwatch
Price in India (Official)
Price in Nepal (Expected)
NoiseFit Active 2
INR 3,499
NPR 15,499
Meanwhile, check out our best flagship smartwatches to buy in 2024 video:
ZTE launched an affordable foldable phone called the Libero Flip, just a while ago. The company then later repackaged the phone for its sub-brand and launched it as the Nubia Flip 5G. In this article, we will discuss the Nubia Flip, including its full specifications, expected price in Nepal and more.
ZTE Nubia Flip 5G Overview
Design and Display
The Nubia Flip 5G is a clamshell foldable phone measuring 170 x 75.5 x 7.0 mm when unfolded and 87.6 x 75.5 x 15.00 mm when folded. It weighs just 209 g and appears to have a matte back panel layered with AG glass. In the meantime, the frames of the phone appear to be metal while the hinge is made of space-grade steel. It is available in three colour options with different names catering to different audiences. That being said, it ships in Cosmic Black (Caramel), Sunshine Gold (Milk Tea), and Flowing Lilac (Taro).
Featuring a foldable OLED display with a refresh rate of 120Hz, the Nubia Flip offers users a smooth and immersive viewing experience. The inner display is 6.9 inches in size and FHD+ in resolution. It also offers 2160Hz PWM dimming as well as a full DCI-P3 colour gamut. Additionally, the device sports a cover display measuring 1.43 inches, also an OLED, providing quick access to notifications and other essential information.
Performance and OS
Powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 chipset, the Nubia Flip 5G should offer smooth everyday performance. The processor packs eight cores and clocks in at 2.4 GHz. Meanwhile, the Adreno 644 GPU handles the graphical performance for gaming and multimedia experiences.
The Nubia Flip 5G is available in three different configurations. The first is 8GB + 256GB, which is sufficient for an average user. Next up, you can get this phone with 12GB RAM and 256GB storage. Lastly, the highest configuration this phone ships in is 12GB memory and 512GB storage. Software-wise it boots on MyOS 13 based on Android 13.
On the camera front, the device features a dual rear camera setup comprising a 50MP wide lens and a 2MP depth sensor, along with a 16MP wide selfie camera, enabling users to capture stunning photos and videos. Moreover, it comes with all the camera features you’d expect from a flip phone. Like the internal and external display preview, and gesture photography. Other than that, you also get real-time filers like Black Gold, Cyberpunk, Film, and Mucha, alongside 4K video stabilization.
The ZTE Nubia Flip 5G comes equipped with a range of connectivity options, including the obvious 5G cellular alongside Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.2, NFC, and USB Type-C. It also features stereo speakers with Snapdragon Sound processing and DTS:X Ultra support for an enhanced audio experience. Powering the device is a non-removable 4310mAh battery, with support for 33W wired charging, that can reach 0 to 50 in just 18 minutes.
Nubia Flip 5G Specifications:
Design: Monotone design with metal frame, AG glass back, and space-grade steel hinge
The Nubia Flip 5G was first unveiled at MWC 2024 back in February. Thereafter, the phone went ahead and bagged the iF Design Award and it is finally launching formally. It is available for pre-order worldwide, however, a launch event is scheduled for 16 April 2024 in China.
The phone starts at CNY 2,999 and goes up to CNY 3,699. It is highly unlikely that it will make it to our borders. However, even the Honor Magic V2 is coming here, so never say never. Anyway, if it does arrive here, we expect the Nubia Flip 5G price in Nepal to start at NPR 66,999.
Nubia Flip 5G
Price in China (Official)
Price in Nepal (Expected)
8GB + 256GB
CNY 2,999
NPR 69,999
12GB + 256GB
CNY 3,299
NPR 73,999
12GB + 512GB
CNY 3,699
NPR 82,599
Meanwhile, check out our Nothing Phone 2(a) review video:
Realme’s GT series always has something going for it, be it the price to performance, or super fast charging, or maybe something else. After shocking realme fans with its ‘world record brightness’ claim, the Chinese company has finally announced the smartphone. In this article, let’s take a look at the Realme GT Neo 6 SE, including its price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.
Realme GT Neo 6 SE Overview
Display
The Realme GT Neo SE features a BOE-manufactured 8T LTPO AMOLED display with a 1.5k resolution and 120Hz refresh rate (0.5 to 120 Hz). But the most intriguing part is the claim of ‘6000’ nits of peak brightness. Of course, this likely refers to a reading for a small area during HDR content but it’s super impressive nonetheless. The current record is held at an impressive ‘5000’ nits by Honor’s Magic 6 Pro followed by the ‘4500’ nits of a couple of BBK’s offerings (OnePlus 12, Find X7 Ultra). The global brightness of 1,600 nits is pretty appealing as well. Moreover, the display also has 2160Hz PWM dimming, up to 2500Hz touch sampling, and a bunch of other bells and whistles.
Now, getting into design, the GT Neo 6 SE has a thickness of 8.65mm, 191 gm in weight and is IP65 rated. The phone is available in two striking colors: Liquid Silver Knight and Cangye Hacker. Moreover, it retains the same silver design as the flagship model. With a nano mirror coating, it gets a titanium sky mirror look. Plus, a misty AG process gives it a texture like titanium’s reflection.
Camera
Moving on to optics, you get a 50 MP Sony IMX882 as the main camera and an 8MP IMX355 ultra-wide on the rear. Sitting in the hole-punch is a 32MP Sony IMX615 selfie camera.
Performance
Just like we mentioned in our Realme GT Neo 6 series coverage, the SE sibling is getting the latest Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 SoC. To catch you up to speed, it’s Qualcomm’s latest offering in the premium midrange segment with a similar core architecture to the flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 — be it with lower clocks and an inferior GPU. And for the first time in a ‘Snapdragon 7’ series chip, you get onboard AI capabilities with the AI engine and NPU. The Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 SoC is accompanied by up to 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM and up to 512GB of UFS 4.0 storage. Moreover, the GT Neo 6 SE sports a 5,500 mAh cell with support for 100W SUPERVOOC charger.
Memory: Up to 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM, up to 512GB of UFS 4.0 storage
Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3
Software&UI: Android 14 with Realme UI 5.0 on top
Rear Camera:
50 MP main camera Sony IMX882 sensor, OIS, f/1.8 aperture
8MP IMX355 112° ultra-wide camera with f/2.2 aperture
Front Camera:
32MP front-facing camera with Sony IMX615 sensor, f/2.45 aperture
Battery: 5,500mAh with 100W SuperVOOC charging
Realme GT Neo 6 SE Price in Nepal and Availability
The smartphone starts at CNY 1,799 for the base variant and ladders up to CNY 2,399. Luckily, there are high chances of this smartphone making its way to Nepal as well. And, when it arrives, we expect the Realme GT Neo SE price in Nepal to start at no less than NPR 48,500.
Realme GT Neo 6 SE
Price in China (Offical)
Price in Nepal (Expected)
8GB / 256GB
CNY 1,799
NPR 48,500
12GB / 256GB
CNY 1,999
NPR 52,700
16GB / 256GB
CNY 2,199
NPR 57,000
16GB / 512GB
CNY 2,499
NPR 63,500
Meanwhile, check out our video on the Realme GT Neo 5 (aka GT 3):
The Redmi Note 13 series were not the only products, Xiaomi unveiled on September 21st. Alongside, the Redmi Buds 5 was also launched on the same day. This new TWS boasts some pretty impressive specs for the price like 46dB ANC and 12.4mm titanium drivers. And this TWS is now officially available in Nepal. In this article, we’ll walk through the specs, features, and official price of the Redmi Buds 5 in Nepal.
Redmi Buds 5 Overview:
Design and Body
Regarding design, the Redmi Buds 5 takes a few cues from its predecessor the Redmi Buds 4. You get an in-ear design with a fairly polished stem this time. Interestingly, the charging box is now more sleeker than before. Redmi ships this TWS in three colors: Gray, Purple, and Green. Additionally, there is also an exclusive camouflage variant made in collaboration with AAPE, a clothing company.
Redmi Buds 5 Colors
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Audio and ANC
Firing the audio on the Buds 5 is 12.4mm high-polymer drivers with titanium coated diaphragm. It also consists of an independent acoustic chamber and secures Netease Cloud Music hardware certification. So, we can expect a solid audio performance from the Buds 5.
Besides that, the ANC also gets a buff on this new TWS. You get a 46dB active noise cancellation which is adjustable as well. The buds enable you to choose among three noise cancellation and three transparency modes as per your preference. Meanwhile, for calls, there is a dual mic AI noise cancellation that can resit 6m/s wind noise.
Moving on, Redmi has not disclosed the battery capacity but it’s rated to last for about 40 hours with ANC off. Talking of connectivity, the buds connect through Bluetooth 5.3 with BLE, HFP, A2DP, and AVRCP support, while the charging box includes a USB Type-C port.
Redmi Buds 5 Specifications:
Driver: 10mm + 6mm dual driver
Connectivity: Wireless, 10 meters range, USB Type-C, Bluetooth v5.3
Music time: 40 hours (with charging case)
Control: Touch (customizable)
Game Latency: 59ms (Buds 4 Pro)
Active Noise Cancellation: 46dB
IP rating: Yes, IP54
Color: Grey, Purple, Green
Redmi Buds 5 Price in Nepal and Availability
The official Redmi Buds 5 price in Nepal is NPR 4,999. You can purchase this TWS from Hukut and other authorized stores in Nepal.
Ultra-wideband is held as the future of wireless technology, with wide usability and prospects to develop further in the coming days. However, ultra-wideband doesn’t work here in Nepal. But, why though? Let’s discuss more about UWC and try to answer the burning question, shall we?
Ultra-wideband in Nepal
Introduction
Ultra-wideband is a radio technology that uses a wide frequency band to transmit data over short distances. It is similar to popular technologies such as WiFi, Bluetooth, and NFC. But what sets it apart from others is that uses a very wide frequency of over 500 MHz to several GHz. On top of that, it can also provide time-of-flight measurements with an accuracy of a few centimetres while operating on very low levels of energy.
As a result of these unique characteristics, tech companies are utilising ultra-wideband for precision location tracking. Furthermore, companies like Apple, and Samsung have also incorporated UWB in their high-end smartphones.
Usage
Even though UWB has been around for decades, it only started garnering attention and usage in recent years. As it stands, ultra-wideband is widely used in different fields such as manufacturing, healthcare, and so on. It is primarily used for tracking, thanks to its precision.
Even individuals have been utilising the UWB technology in recent years — thanks to devices like Apple’s Airtag, and Samsung’s SmartTag. Manufacturers have designed these “tags” to function like a keyring. As such, people attach it to their important belongings such as suitcases, keys, and even pets. Consequently, they have been able to retrieve their assets in case they misplace them with the help of their smartphones with UWB support.
Currently, developers are considering utilising ultra-wideband for wireless USB, keyless cars, and even smart homes. This technology is still in the evolutionary stage and may have an entirely unexplored utility in the future. Whatever usage we might find for UWB in the coming days, this technology will certainly be crucial down the road.
Even though UWB will be a significant piece of tech in the near future, it is sadly unavailable here in Nepal. Matter of fact, Apple lists Nepal as one of only 12 countries where ultrawideband is unavailable. But why is this the case? Do the authorities even know about UWB?
Well, turns out, they do. Nepal Telecommunications Authority has briefly touched upon short-range and ultra-wideband devices in their draft of the “National Spectrum Strategy”. Though this may sound good and all, but, the situation looks bleak for UWB technology nonetheless. Because in the same draft, it says that “adequate regulation of these devices is necessary”.
This means that UWB is facing the same “No Policy” fiasco as other great things in Nepal. Unfortunately, it is not something uncommon in our country. For example, we do not have any concrete policies regarding cryptocurrencies, NFTs, or blockchain in general, even though it’s a big deal worldwide. What adds salt to the wound is that authorities banned them citing a completely different legislation.
Similarly, there were no policies for registering Nepal-manufactured vehicles like Yatri until recently. Another such example would be ride-sharing oscillating in a limbo of legality for seven whole years before finally receiving legal status. Alas, what can I say, other than it’s a sad situation?
We have heard of cases where people have benefitted greatly from the UWB technology. On the other hand, there definitely are concerns regarding privacy and the potential for an offence such as stalking that Nepal may not be able to regulate either. However, manufacturers are already working on limiting such nefarious usage.
Hence, we should not solely worry about the negatives of this amazing technology and embrace it with open arms. For this, concerned authorities should draw their attention and work to facilitate and regulate ultra-wideband in Nepal!
After a long-awaited time, the Nothing Phone (2) has officially launched in Nepal. Chaudhary Group, the new authorised distributor of Nothing and CMF products, have officially started the prebooking of its flagship Phone (2) starting from the 10th of April. So let’s walk through everything the Nothing Phone (2) has to offer, including its design, updated Glyph Interface, specifications, and official price in Nepal.
Nothing Phone (2) Overview:
An Improved Glyph Interface
One of the USPs of the Phone (1) was its Glyph Interface. Phone (2) takes it a step further by adding more functionality and LED lights – yeah, they added more lights. The Glyph Interface on the Phone (2) now has 33 lighting zones over Phone (1)’s 12. They have added new ringtones and notification sounds alongside a bunch of other features like Reverse Charging Glyph, Google Assistant feedback, Bedtime Schedule, Glyph Progress, Glyph Composer, and so on. But the good news is that since most of these are software features, the Phone (1)-to some extent-will be getting them as well.
Meanwhile, read all the prices and specs of Nothing products here
Design and Display
Nothing Phone (2) borrows its overall theme from its predecessor, Phone (1), while slightly improving on it. Just like Phone (1), it is a glass sandwich with a recycled aluminum frame. But it’s a little bit thicker and heavier now thanks to the larger screen and bigger battery which we’ll get to very soon. There are symmetrical bezels on either side, and the previously flat back is slightly curved. Phone (2) is IP54 dust and water-resistant, improving upon Phone (1)’s IP53 rating.
Nothing Phone (2) sports a 6.7 “ OLED screen with 10-bit colors. This time around, Nothing has included an LTPO display which should help with battery life by adjusting the refresh rate depending upon the scenario. The 120Hz panel has a touch sampling rate of 240 Hz. The screen has a resolution of 2412 x 1080 with a pixel density of 394 ppi. Other than that, it has HDR10 and SGS Low Blue Light certification. It can reach 1000 nits of outdoor brightness and 1600 nits of HDR peak brightness.
Performance
Unlike the Phone (1), Nothing Phone (2) boasts flagship performance. Under the hood, it is powered by the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset. It’s an Octa-core processor fabbed under a 4nm process. The integrated Adreno 730 GPU brings a 30% boost in graphics performance over the Adreno 660 which in itself is more potent than the 642L powering the Nothing Phone (1).
On the memory front, you get 8/12GB of RAM alongside 128/256/512GB of storage. The higher storage options are reserved for the 12GB variant.
Nothing Phone (2) also improves in the camera department. Now, it features Sony’s IMX890 sensor as its primary camera, while Samsung’s ISOCELL JN1 ultrawide sensor remains the same. Both are 50 MP sensors with apertures of f/1.88 and f/2.2, respectively. Oh, and just like Phone (1), Phone (2) has OIS as well. But, the Phone (2) can record 4K video at up to 60 fps instead of 30.
The selfie camera sees an upgrade too. The 16MP sensor is now replaced by a more capable 32MP Sony IMX615 sensor with f/2.45 aperture. Camera features on the Nothing Phone (2) include Advanced HDR, Motion Capture 2.0, Super-res Zoom, Night Mode, Document Mode, and so on.
Battery and Miscellaneous
As I mentioned before, Phone (2) has a larger 4700mAh battery, a 200mAh bump from the last generation. It supports 45W PPS fast charging that can juice the device to 100% in under an hour (~55 mins). For reference, Nothing Phone (1) was capped at 33W of fast charging and could reach 100% in 70 minutes. Wireless and Reversed Wireless Charging speeds remain the same at 15W and 5W, respectively.
Nothing Phone (2) ships with Nothing OS 2.0 on top of Android 13. The company promises 3 years of major OS updates and 4 years of security patches. It has an in-display fingerprint sensor and face recognition for security.
Nothing Phone (2) Specifications:
Body: 76.4 x 162.1 x 8.6mm, 201.2gm, Glass back, Aluminum frames, IP54 dust/splash resistant
Nothing Phone (2): Price in Nepal and Availability
The Nothing Phone (2) price in Nepal is Rs. 75,699 for the 12/256GB variant, whereas the 12/512GB variant costs Rs. 83,299. You can buy the phone (2) from Hukut Store and get CMF Buds Pro for free for the first 20 customers.
Nothing Phone (2)
Price in Nepal (Official)
12/256GB
NPR 75,699
12/512GB
NPR 83,299
Meanwhile, check out our review of the Nothing Phone (2).
Redmi announced that it was starting a new “Turbo” line of smartphones a few days prior. Now, Redmi has officially revealed the first-ever entry of the series — Turbo 3. Despite being the first entry of a series, it is a follow-up to the Redmi Note 12 Turbo. Let’s discuss the Redmi Turbo 3 in greater detail including its expected price in Nepal.
Redmi Turbo 3 Overview
Design and Display
The Redmi Turbo 3 comes in flat frames with a back panel that is ever-so-slightly curved. It follows the design blueprint of its Note series counterpart, as expected. As such, it has two large independent camera cutouts. However, instead of a third shooter, it has a ring flash. It ships in three colours: Smoky Quartz, Blue Blade, and Ice Titanium. A Harry Potter collaboration variant was also launched alongside the regular ones.
On the front, you are getting a flat screen stretching 6.67 inches with minimal bezels. Additionally, Redmi Turbo 3 offers a 1.5K resolution, a refresh rate of 120Hz, and a peak brightness of 2,400 nits. You also get an in-display fingerprint sensor on the phone.
Performance
Moving on to the performance side of things, which is the highlighting and key differentiating factor of the Redmi Turbo 3. It was an open secret that it would ship with the latest Qualcomm semi-flagship processor. And that is, in fact, the case, it comes with the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 under the helm, offering flagship-like performance and on-device AI capabilities.
Other performance hardware on this phone includes up to 16GB RAM. In the meantime, you also get up to a terabyte of storage. Furthermore, you get a heat dissipation system which Redmi says is the “strongest in the mid-range”. Lastly, it boots on the Xiaomi HyperOS right out of the box. This is a much-appreciated upgrade from the MIUI the Redmi Note series still shipped. The issues which we discussed in the “Software” section of the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ review.
The Redmi Turbo 3 has reduced the number of cameras down to two. The primary of which is a 50MP shooter coupled with a Sony LYT-600 sensor. Meanwhile, the auxiliary lens is an 8MP ultrawide camera. The downsizing of the camera was kind of expected given that it is a performance-driven phone. However, this reduction might not be significant thanks to the inclusion of the Sony sensor. On the front end, you get a 20MP selfie camera doubling down as the face scanner.
In the tank, the phone packs a 5,000 mAh battery with 90W fast charging support. Apart from that, Redmi Turbo 3 comes with a dual speaker setup, WiFi 7, Bluetooth, and NFC support. The wired connections are handled through a sole USB Type-C port.
Redmi Turbo 3 Specifications
Design: Curved back with flat frames and flat screen
Rear Camera: Dual Camera (50MP Primary with Sony LYT-600 sensor + 8MP Ultrawide)
Front Camera: 20MP Camera (Centre-aligned hole-punch cutout)
Security: In-display fingerprint sensor, Face Unlock
Battery: 5,000 mAh cell with 90W Fast Charging support
Connectivity: Dual SIM, Dual 5G, WiFi 7, Bluetooth v5.4, NFC (Region-specific), USB Type-C
Colour Options: Smoky Quartz, Blue Blade, Ice Titanium
Redmi Turbo 3 Price in Nepal and Availability
The Redmi Turbo 3 went official on 10 April 2024 alongside the Redmi Pad Pro. In terms of pricing, this phone starts at CNY 1,999 and goes up to CNY 2,799. Additionally, these phones might make their way here too. If and when it does, we expect the Redmi Turbo 3 price in Nepal to start from NPR 44,999.
Redmi Turbo 3
Price in China (Official)
Price in Nepal (Expected)
12GB + 256GB
CNY 1,999
NPR 44,999
12GB + 512GB
CNY 2,299
NPR 50,999
16GB + 512GB
CNY 2,499
NPR 55,499
16GB + 1TB
CNY 2,799
NPR 61,999
Meanwhile, check out our Xiaomi 14 Ultra review video:
X-Age is a Nepali homegrown brand that offers various accessories as well as smartphones. They just hit a 5-year milestone since their founding. As a celebration, they introduced two new products while running heavy discounts on their pre-existing ones. This article will delve into the newly launched X-Age ConvE Buds 13 including its price in Nepal.
X-Age ConvE Buds 13 Overview
Design
The X-Age ConvE Buds 13 are pretty standard earbuds with a half-in-ear design. It comes with a cylindrical stem with touch controls. The charging case is shaped like a pebble and has an indicator and the company logo slapped on the front.
The company does not mention any IP rating on these earbuds. Thus, we would suggest you protect the X-Age ConvE Buds 13 from any exposure to dust and water. Moreover, it ships in three colour options: White, Blue, and Lavender. All of them come in a uniform monotone finish.
The audio on these earbuds is delivered by 13mm dual drivers. The company claims the driver is a powerhouse capable of offering “crystal-clear highs and a rich, immersive soundstage”. Though it may sound amazing, budget earbuds like these usually struggle with lower frequencies. Thus, I would suggest that you do not get your hopes incredibly high with the X-Age ConvE Buds 13. Moreover, the company does not highlight any other feature on these earbuds, meaning that it misses out on any form of noise cancellation as well.
In the meantime, these earbuds are equipped with Bluetooth v5.1 for wireless connectivity with your smartphone. Moving on to the battery life, you get up to 3 hours of talk time or up to 4 hours of music playback. The number jumps to about 40 hours of playback with the case. Talking of the actual capacity, each bud has a 25 mAh cell, while the charging case packs a larger 240 mAh unit. Lastly, it takes only two hours to charge through its USB Type-C port once it runs out of juice.
X-Age ConvE Buds 13 Specifications
Design: Half-in-ear
Sound Driver: 13 mm drivers
Noise Cancellation: None
Battery: 25 mAh (Buds), 240 mAh (Case)
Playback: Up to 4 hours (Buds), Up to 40 hours (Case)
Charging: Via USB Type-C, 2 hours
Connectivity: Bluetooth v5.1
Colour Options: White, Blue, Lavender
X-Age ConvE Buds 13 Price in Nepal and Availability
These earbuds are available to purchase through authorised mediums both online as well as offline. The company launched them on its fifth anniversary on 4 April 2024. The X-Age ConvE Buds 13 price in Nepal is set at NPR 2,199. However, with the anniversary offer, you can get these earbuds at half the price at NPR 1,099 only!
Wireless Earbuds
Price in Nepal (Official)
X-Age ConvE Buds 13
NPR 2,199 NPR 1,099
Meanwhile, check out our best budget earbuds in 2024 compilation video:
Nubia recently unveiled its latest creation — the Nubia Mavericks 5G. This affordable 5G smartphone has garnered some attention for its design and 5G connectivity features. Let’s take a closer look at the latest Nubia Maverick 5G, including its price in Nepal, specifications, and more.
Nubia Mavericks 5G Overview
Display and Design
The Nubia Mavericks, an affordable 5G smartphone with premium aesthetics, boasts a plastic frame and a distinctive camera setup resembling a large eye positioned on the back, dominating the upper half of the device.
On the display side, Nubia Mavericks 5G offers a 6.56-inch HD+ display with a remarkable 120Hz refresh rate and 240Hz touch sampling rate.
Performance and Storage
The Nubia Mavericks 5G runs on the Unisoc T760 processor, it is one of four 5G chips available from UNISOC. In addition, it is coupled with up to 12 GB of RAM and up to 256 GB of UFS 3.1 storage.
Moving on to the optics department, the Nubia Mavericks 5G is equipped with a 108MP primary camera, enhanced by AI computational photography and a Neovision AI imaging system. On the battery front, the device is powered by a robust 5,000mAh battery, supported by 10W fast charging.
Battery: 5000mAh with 10W fast charging (10W adapter inside the box)
Nubia Mavericks 5G Price in Nepal and Availability
The Nubia Mavericks 5G starts at CNY 799 for the base variant and ladders up to CNY 1199. However, the Nubia Mavericks 5G availability in Nepal remains unknown for now, but when it arrives, we expect the Nubia Mavericks 5G to start at no less than NPR 16,900.
Nubia Mavericks 5G
Price (Official)
Price in Nepal (Expected)
6GB/256GB
CNY 799
NPR 16,900
8GB/256GB
CNY 999
NPR 21,000
12GB/256GB
CNY 1,199
NPR 25,000
Meanwhile, watch our review of the Nothing Phone (2a)
Featuring a foldable OLED display with a refresh rate of 120Hz, the Nubia Flip offers users a smooth and immersive viewing experience. The inner display is 6.9 inches in size and FHD+ in resolution. It also offers 2160Hz PWM dimming as well as a full DCI-P3 colour gamut. Additionally, the device sports a cover display measuring 1.43 inches, also an OLED, providing quick access to notifications and other essential information.
