boAt Lifestyle is an Indian brand offering different smartphone and audio accessories. They have now introduced a new portable speaker for the Nepali market. In this article, we will discuss the boAt Stone 135 in greater detail including its price in Nepal.
boAt Stone 135 Overview
Design and Audio
The boAt Stone 135 is a portable TWS speaker with a design that comes in a short cylindrical shape. To be more specific, it more or resembles the popular dessert “Choco-pie”. Its main body features a lanyard for easier carrying as well as attachment with other items. The lynard also features the company branding. The boAt Stone 135 is quite a lightweight unit weighing just 235 grams.
Talking of audio, the boAt Stone 135 is equipped with a 2-inch driver that delivers 5W RMS output. Additionally, its frequency response stands at 180 ±20% Hz. On top of that, this speaker boasts an IPX4 rating for water and dust resistance. As a result, it can handle minor splashes of water effortlessly. The speaker is available in four colour options: Active Black, Space Grey, Bold Blue, and Soldier Green.
In the tank, this speaker packs an 800 mAh battery. The boAt Stone 135 offers up to 11 hours of playback time at 80% volume. Meanwhile, you also get a standby time of 120 hours here. Similarly, charging this speaker takes approximately two and a half hours using a Micro USB cable.
It features Bluetooth 5.0 for wireless connectivity and consequently comes with a range of 10 metres with your device. On the other hand, the boAt Stone 135 allows using a TF card directly with the speaker while you can also tune in to FM radio on it. Additionally, this speaker allows you to access your smartphone’s voice assistant, and make Bluetooth calls — thanks to an in-built microphone. Lastly, you can also connect two of these speakers at once to enjoy the true wireless stereo feature.
This portable speaker has made its way to Nepal and is available to purchase at authorized stores all across the country. The boAt Stone 135 price in Nepal is set at NPR 2,999.
boAt Speaker
Price in Nepal (Official)
Stone 135
NPR 2,999
Meanwhile, check out our top 5 picks for best budget speakers
Hello and Namaste everyone! Today I will be reviewing the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ — a MIDRANGE phone so stacked, it’s hard to make a case against it! I mean, you get this 120Hz AMOLED screen with Gorilla Glass Victus, IP68 rating, 200MP camera, superfast charging, and whatnot! On paper, it looks very attractive, but what’s the catch? Let’s take a deeper look at it in this Redmi Note 13 Pro+ review!
But first, let’s get going with the specs of the phone!
Redmi Note 13 Pro+ Specifications
Design: Curved design with glass or leather back, IP68 rated
Before getting into the detailed review of the Redmi Note 13 Pro+, let’s talk briefly about the market, offers, and such. First things first, the Redmi Note series has been the king at this price range and rightfully so. These phones used to be available at around NPR 30,000 a few years back, but last year it was priced in the range of NPR 40,000. Meanwhile, this time around the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ Plus has cracked the half-a-lakh price point.
This isn’t just a simple case of inflation or unjustified pricing though! Redmi or Xiaomi has actually added quality-of-life and premium features into their Note series of phones. Talking about the price, the 8GB + 256GB variant retails for NPR 48,000 while the 12GB + 256GB trim goes for NPR 53,000.
Personally speaking, I find the 12GB + 512GB option quite mouthwatering because this one ticks the modern-day smartphone requirement boxes pretty well. Like, having ample storage is a must these days and this one has that. Moreover, Redmi has done pretty well in terms of pricing — given that this phone is comparatively cheaper here than it is in India.
Additionally, Xiaomi Nepal is also giving some pre-booking offers with this phone. You can grab the Redmi Buds 4 Active — that costs NPR 3,000 normally — for just NPR 1,700. You could also get the Redmi Watch 3 Active for an additional three and a half grand on top of what this phone costs. And of course, if you found these offers to be meh, then you can opt to get the phone in the MRP instead.
I guess, that’s enough talk about everything else. Now, let’s get going with the…
Redmi Note 13 Pro+ Review
Design and Build
Starting with the design of the phone — it hits a home run right off the bat! You get this premium glass design in the black and white colour options of this. The purple variant even takes it up a notch with a leather finish. With this, the phone has a premium feel and “is just looking like a wow”!
That’s great and all, but could it be any better? Apparently, yes! Xiaomi had a bright idea to slap an IP68 rating on the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ — a midrange phone! For context, even the great Samsung offers water and dust resistance of up to IP67 on their higher-end A-series of phones. Moreover, the IP68 rating has been more or less reserved for the flagship offerings. So, seeing it being made available in a midrange offering — is the kind of development I absolutely love seeing!
Other than that, the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ also comes with a curved design here. Now, let me just tell it right away — curved design isn’t necessarily better. BUT! It does give you that premium aesthetic. With all the flagship phones going flat recently, the paradigm might shift in a few years. Until then, curved design is equal to premium. While the curve may look fancy and all, it fares slightly worse in terms of real-life usage. Like, if you game or use swipe gestures quite a lot then you are prone to accidental touches. But in the case of normal usage — ain’t no issues there!
Display
Talking of display, you get a good quality AMOLED screen with 12-bit colour depth. In comparison, its predecessor i.e. Redmi Note 12 Pro+ only had a 10-bit screen. On top of that, you get a Corning Gorilla Glass Victus protection on the Redmi Note 13 Pro+. Once again, the Victus protection has been more or less reserved for flagship phones. Thus, seeing it in the 50K segment is quite a rare sight.
While there that’s, this glass offers you added durability. So, the phone’s display should be able to shrug off occasional drops here and there without any issues whatsoever. However, I wouldn’t dare try it myself! Anyhoo, other improvements on the screen also include higher brightness capability. All in all, it’s a nice display to interact with.
Performance
Now let’s head towards the performance side of things of this phone! You get a healthy upgrade on the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ compared to its forerunner. This phone packs MediaTek’s Dimensity 7200 Ultra processor which is a sizable upgrade over the MediaTek Dimensity 1080 you got in last year’s Redmi offering. Even though the silicone upgrade establishes this phone as one of the good-performing phones in this price range — it still doesn’t cut it as a gaming-focused chipset.
This isn’t to say that you cannot game on this phone at all. Before that, let’s talk about the regular usage — specifically about the haptics. You get good haptic feedback, thanks to the X-axis vibration motor in this phone. It is pleasant and doesn’t feel buzzy. It’s not close to what we get on flagship phones, but it’s nice nonetheless.
Other than that, you get an LPDDR5 RAM coupled with UFS 3.1 storage on this phone, which is enough to not raise any red flags on the performance side of things.
Gaming
Okay, game time! Starting with the favourite i.e. PUBG! You get an easy 60 FPS over here. Similarly, Call of Duty is smooth too. Talking of the more demanding Genshin Impact, this phone offers an average of 34 FPS over here while peaking at an additional 10 FPS. Then I tested the phone out with Mech Arena, which allows you to really crank up the frame rate. And here, you can go all the way up to 92 FPS while getting a consistent frame rate of around 70 FPS.
While all that is going down, you also get good temperature handling on the Redmi Note 13 Pro+, courtesy of its 4,000 mm2 vapour chamber cooling system. Moreover, thanks to the better heat management, you can get more stable performance out of the phone over on extended use, and also in hotter environments.
Software
The phone has been sunshine and rainbows so far, but the software side of things is where you get your first rain. Or drizzle — depends on how you take it. For context, last year’s Redmi Note 12 Pro+ booted on Android 12 even when the newer Android 13 had been available for quite some time by then. The story remains the same this year as well! The Redmi Note 13 Pro+ comes with MIUI 14 which is based on Android 13. If you take a look at offerings from other manufacturers, they all boot on the newer Android 14. But not this phone! Then there is a whole other issue of minor bugs on the MIUI.
However, the silver lining is this phone has been confirmed to get the HyperOS update. The phone should have shipped with it right out of the box, but that’s just me nitpicking. It’s not like you lose anything major with a year-old software these days. Anyways, your experience with this phone will definitely get better once HyperOS arrives.
The thing I will certainly complain about is software updates! Xiaomi has promised three years of OS updates on this phone. If you look at it at face value, getting updates till Android 16 doesn’t seem all that bad. But the thing is — this phone boots on Android 13. That means, getting the Android 14 update will count as one year of update. So, you’re basically getting only two years of OS updates, if you think about it. Furthermore, getting five years of software updates on a midrange phone isn’t a fever dream anymore. Come on Xioami!
Camera
The camera is another department where you get quite an improvement. The primary shooter on this phone is a 200MP Samsung HPX sensor which remains unchanged from the last iteration. But, what has changed is the implementation of it.
Daytime
It can capture good-looking photos with a little bit of vibrancy that looks pleasing. The dynamic range is preserved pretty well in the photos but also struggles with it at times. The contrast is also nice and does not go overboard. The highlights, however, could definitely see an improvement. But, it’s not bad at all for a brand like Redmi whose cameras have never been its strong forte.
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Highlight
4X Zoom
Moving on, you also get a 4X in-sensor lossless zoom on this phone this time around. Which is basically a digital cropping of the images, but the output is quite nice nonetheless. However, what’s weird is that Redmi decided to skip the 2X or 3X portrait option despite having capable hardware — which is quite a bummer!
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Portrait
Talking of portraits, the results are a hit or a miss. They look nice overall with plenty of details, but at times it messes up the skin tone. Similarly, the background blur and the colour science also need a bit more work.
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Selfies
Meanwhile, you get a 16MP camera upfront that produces good results. You get a pinkish tone on the selfies and has a definite amount of smoothening. But, it looks nice with nothing much to complain about.
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Nighttime
The low-light photos have also improved quite a bit. The Redmi Note 13 Pro+ maintains a decent amount of detail and produces digestible colours. It does not suffer from unnecessary over-saturation or overexposure and such.
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Ultrawide
Ultrawide
Videography
Well, well, another bump on a rather smooth ride. The videos are quite weak here, unlike the photos. Xiaomi has said that this phone is equipped with EIS as well as OIS, but it does not appear to be doing a very good job. The videos are slightly jerky, while the colour reproduction is quite poor as well. The stabilisation does not improve whatsoever even in lower-resolution videos.
On the front, the video isn’t any good either and what’s worse is it caps out at 1080p. Welp! At least the rear camera records at 4K@30FPS and the output is okay at best.
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Before closing on the camera, the ultrawide shots from the 8MP unit are pretty good too. I must say it more or less keeps up with regular shots. And the 2MP macro, well, it’s there. Not worth talking about or anything. Moreover, I hope Redmi fixes whatever issues they have in terms of imaging with software updates. Fingers crossed!
Battery
In the tank, the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ packs a 5,000 mAh cell. Pretty standard these days. With this, the phone offers an easy day’s worth of usage. And to juice the phone back up, you get 120W fast charging support — which is super useful. You could go from 0 to 100 on this phone in about 20 minutes. So, if you are someone who is always in a rush, then this phone is an absolute lifesaver!
GaN charger in the image
On top of that, you even get the 120W (non-GaN) charging brick included in the box!
Redmi Note 13 Pro+ Review: Conclusion
Okie dokie, so that’s almost all about this phone! Before I actually close this review of the Redmi Note 13 Pro+, I would like to briefly touch about this phone’s speakers as well. They are plenty loud but can be a bit jarring at times, which is not at all pleasing.
Okay, so at the price point of some NPR 50,000, I think the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ is a very good option in Nepal. Firstly, Xiaomi Nepal has priced the phone quite aggressively. And secondly, there aren’t many phones in the market that can put up a fight in this segment.
Let’s take a look at the competition while we’re at it, alright? So, we have the Samsung Galaxy A34 which is almost a year old at this point. The other is the Realme 11 Pro, which is honestly overpriced. The Realme 12 Pro might also cut it at this price, but I don’t think it will be a value-for-money offering in 2024.
So, looking at the competition, you get flagship-esque features like an IP68 rating and Gorilla Glass Victus protection, a good AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, and an in-display fingerprint scanner. You also get fast performance, and decent cameras — all around NPR 50,000!
The red flag on this phone would be its software itself! The MIUI experience isn’t very good as opposed to something like OnePlus or Samsung. Even after the HyperOS update, the situation won’t change all that much. The videos on this phone also could have been better. But, the software is the only thing holding this phone down. So, that’s one thing you need to really consider when buying this Xiaomi offering. All in all, the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ is a well-balanced midrange phone for the price tag of NPR 50,000! It’s almost a no-brainer choice!
In an ever-evolving landscape where durability and reliability are paramount, Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy XCover 7, an enterprise-exclusive rugged smartphone tailored to meet the demands of modern professionals. With its military-grade durability and practical features, the Galaxy XCover 7 aims to provide a robust solution for individuals working in challenging environments. In this article, let’s dive into discussing the Samsung Galaxy XCover 7, including its Price in Nepal, Specifications, and more.
Samsung Galaxy XCover 7: Overview
Design and Display
The Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 boasts a rugged yet ergonomic design, with IP68 Rated, it is engineered to withstand the rigors of harsh environments. Its 6.6-inch FHD+ LCD screen, protected by Corning Gorilla Glass Victus+, offers crisp visuals and enhanced durability. Additionally, features like Wet Touch and Glove Mode ensure usability even in adverse conditions.
Performance and Storage
Powered by an Octa-Core MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ processor and coupled with 6GB of RAM, the Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 delivers smooth performance, capable of handling multitasking and demanding applications with ease. With 128GB of internal storage, expandable up to 1TB via micro-SD card, users have ample space to store essential data and media files.
Camera
Equipped with a 50MP rear camera and a 5MP front camera, the Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 captures moments with clarity and detail. Whether it’s documenting work progress or capturing memories on the go, the device’s camera setup ensures reliable performance in any environment.
The Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 features a removable 4050mAh battery, providing long-lasting power for extended usage. Moreover, additional features such as Dolby Atmos support and a 3.5mm audio jack enhance the multimedia experience, while connectivity options like 5G, Wi-Fi, and NFC ensure seamless connectivity on the go.
Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 Specifications
Design: Rugged build, IP68 water and dust resistance, MIL-STD-810H certification
Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 Price in Nepal and Availability
The Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 is priced at INR 27,208 for the standard edition and INR 27,530 for the Enterprise edition. Consumers will be offered a 1-year warranty on the standard edition and a 2-year warranty on the enterprise edition. While unlikely, if it makes it here, we expect the Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 price in Nepal to be around NPR 44,000 rupees.
Device
Price in India (Standard Edition)
Price in Nepal (Expected)
Samsung Galaxy XCover 7
INR 27,208
INR 44,000
]Meanwhile, watch our review of OnePlus12 vs Galaxy S24 Ultra
After the iPhone 15 series , Genxt has slashed the price of the iPhone 12 in Nepal once again. So, let’s take a look at the latest price of the Apple iPhone 12 in Nepal alongside its features, specs, and more.
iPhone 12 Overview:
Starting with the display, the iPhone 12 flaunts a 6.1-inch flat OLED panel that expands from edge to edge and has corners that follow a curved design. This Super Retina XDR screen is also covered by “Ceramic Shield” glass for added durability.
Moreover, these phones are enclosed inside a metallic frame built from aerospace-grade aluminum while the back is made up of glass. Under the hood, the iPhone 12 is powered by a now two-year-old A14 Bionic chip. Storage-wise, you get to choose between 64GB, 128GB, or 256GB options, but only the 128GB variant is currently available in Nepal.
Cameras
Likewise, at the back, you’re getting two 12MP lenses on either phone. Among them, one is the primary camera while the other is an ultra-wide lens. You get OIS on the main sensor. Moreover, on the front, there is a 12MP selfie camera that can record 4K video up to 60fps.
In terms of battery capacity, the iPhone 12 has a 2,815mAh battery. Both of them support 20W fast charging, However, as you might have already known, you don’t get a power adapter inside the box.
Back Camera: Dual:
– 12MP wide-angle f/1.7 primary camera, 7-elements lens, OIS, True Tone flash with Slow Sync, 4K Dolby Vision video recording at 60 fps,
– 12MP 120° Ultra Wide f/2.4 camera, 7-elements lens
Front Camera: 12MP front camera with f/2.2 aperture, 1080p video recording, Retina Flash, Dolby Vision HDR recording up to 30 fps, 4K video recording at 60 fps, Slo‑mo 1080p at 120 fps
Security: TrueDepth camera for FaceID facial recognition
Connectivity: 5G (sub-6GHz and mmWave), Gigabit LTE with 4×4 MIMO and LAA, 802.11ax Wi‑Fi 6 with 2×2 MIMO, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC, GPS with GLONASS, GLONASS, Galileo, QZSS, and Beidou
Other features: Water and dust resistance (IP68), Stereo speakers
Battery: Unspecified battery size; 20W fast charging, 7.5W Qi Wireless Charging; 15W MagSafe Wireless Charger (No adapter included in the box)
After the recent price drop, the iPhone 12 price in Nepal is now NPR 85,100 for the 128GB variant. Whereas the 64GB and 256GB variants are now discontinued. You can purchase it from Apple-authorized retailers like Hukut Store.
Sennheiser revealed its Accentum Plus Wireless Headphones at CES 2024 a while back and they have finally made their way to India. Designed to prioritize both comfort and functionality, these headphones promise to deliver high-quality sound alongside intuitive features. In this article, let’s dive into discussing the Sennheiser Accentum Plus, including its design, drivers, expected price in Nepal, availability, and specs in more detail.
Sennheiser Accentum Plus: Overview
Design
The Sennheiser Accentum Plus headphones prioritize user comfort with soft ear cushions, a silicone headband for ease of wear, and a rotatable design for enhanced portability. These design elements ensure prolonged usage without compromising on comfort, making them ideal for extended listening sessions.
Audio
Central to the headphones’ audio performance are the SYS32 transducer and a 37mm dynamic driver unit, delivering the exceptional sound quality Sennheiser is renowned for. Additionally, the device offers a customizable sound experience through a built-in 5-band equalizer, allowing users to tailor the audio to their preferences.
Connectivity and Features
The Sennheiser Accentum Plus headphones feature innovative adaptive noise cancellation technology, which adjusts to ambient noise levels to provide an immersive listening experience. Furthermore, the headphones offer automatic wind protection mode and a transparent listening mode for situational awareness. Connectivity is ensured via Bluetooth 5.2, supporting SBC, AAC, aptX, and aptX adaptive codecs.
With a remarkable 50-hour battery life and fast charging capability, providing 5 hours of playback from just 10 minutes of charging, the Sennheiser Accentum Plus headphones are designed for extended use. The dual-microphone setup aims to reduce background noise during calls, ensuring clear voice communications with a microphone frequency response of 50 Hz to 8 kHz.
Sennheiser Accentum Plus Specifications:
Dimensions: 3.55 cm x 4.46 cm x 0.65 cm
Weight: 0.23 kg
Playback: Max. 50 hours with ANC
Battery: 800 mAh Li-Ion
Charging: via USB Type-C (3.5 hours)
Connectivity: Bluetooth v5.3 with 2DP Bluetooth audio streaming, HFP Bluetooth, AVRCP Bluetooth, and BLP
Companion App: Sennheiser Smart Control (Android | iOS)
Sennheiser Accentum Plus Price In Nepal and Availability
The Accentum Plus headphones are available in India with a starting price of INR 15,990 for the White color option. If and when they make it here, we expect the Sennheiser Accentum Plus price in Nepal to be around NPR 29,999.
Device
Price in India (Starting)
Price in Nepal (Expected)
Sennheiser Accentum Plus
INR 15,990
NPR 29,999
Meanwhile, check our video review of the Sony WH-1000XM4s:
Along with Nekxa Buds Z10, Kick also launched the Nekxa Buds X10 which brings a couple of extra goodies like Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). The rest of the specs also look solid with the same 45 hours of total playtime (ANC off), and 10mm drivers. So, in this article, let’s get into the Kick Nekxa Buds X10 price in Nepal, specs, availability, and more.
Kick Nekxa Buds X10 Overview:
Design
The Kick Nekxa Buds X10 comes with an anti-scratch rubber coating rectangular case with a water resistivity of IPX5. The case has a charging indicator and a USB Type-C port at the bottom. The earbuds come in a regular design with silicon tips.
Sound and Connectivity
The X10 also has an Active Noise cancellation of up to 30 dB which is kind of the differentiating factor between it and the Nekxa Z10. With ANC, it also has quad-mic ENC for clear audio.
Just like the Buds Z10, the touch control support on Kick Nekxa Buds X10 also allows users to play/pause, previous/next track answer/hang up calls, and activate voice assistants like Siri or Google Assistant.
For connectivity, it pairs with Bluetooth 5.3 which is compatible with both Android and iOS devices.
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Battery, Charging, and More
Kick has marketed the earbuds with a playtime of 45 hours and its Blink Charge Technology enables a quick 10-minute charge to provide 150 minutes of music playback. It also comes with a dedicated low latency of 55ms for gaming and a smooth music experience.
Kick, the popular Nepali accessory brand, introduces its new online-only sub-brand, Nekxa. Under that, Kick is launching the Nekxa Buds Z10. Looking at the product details, the earbuds look promising with some cool features. Kick also launched the Buds X10 along with Z10. In this article, we will get into the specs, price in Nepal, and availability of the new Kick Nekxa Buds Z10 TWS earbuds.
Kick Nekxa Buds Z10 Overview:
Design
The Kick Nekxa Buds Z10 comes in a sleek rectangular shell and round edges with in-ear buds and silicone ear tips. The case, has a small vertical LED charging indicator and a convenient USB Type-C port. With an IPX5 rating, these earbuds are resistant to water and sweat, making them suitable for various environments.
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Control and Connectivity
The touch control support on Kick Nekxa Buds Z10 allows users to play/pause, skip tracks, answer/hang up calls, and activate voice assistants like Siri or Google Assistant. Moreover, it pairs to the smartphone with Bluetooth 5.3 which is compatible with both Android and iOS devices.
Battery, Charging and More
Kick claims the playtime of 45 hours and its Blink Charge Technology enables a quick 10-minute charge to provide 150 minutes of music playback. We also get a dedicated latency of 45ms for gaming and uninterrupted music experience.
Battery: up to 45 hours (claimed), 150 min playback in 10 min charge (claimed)
Control: Touch-based control (play/pause, skip tracks, answer/hang up calls, and activate voice assistants)
Charging: USB Type-C
Kick Nekxa Buds Z10 Price in Nepal and Availability
The official Kick Nekxa Buds Z10 price in Nepal is NPR 3,499 and it is available on Daraz. Although you can get it for a discounted price of NPR 2,699 right now.
TWS Earbuds
Price in Nepal
Availability
Kick Nekxa Buds Z10
NPR 3,499 NPR 2,699
Daraz
Meanwhile, check out the best wireless earbuds to buy on a budget.
Tecno, a brand well-known for its focus on budget-friendly smartphones with decent specifications, has once again made a mark in the market, particularly in developing countries. The company has launched the Tecno Spark Go 2024 in Nepal, catering to users who seek affordability without compromising essential features. While not boasting extravagant specifications, this smartphone offers notable elements such robust battery capacity, and good enough storage at an accessible price point. In this article, let’s dive into discussing the latest Tecno Spark Go 2024, including its price in Nepal, Specifications, and more.
Tecno Spark Go 2024 Overview:
Design and Display
The Tecno Spark Go 2024 features a sleek design with a glass front, plastic back, and frame, ensuring durability without sacrificing aesthetics. Additionally, Its 6.6-inch IPS LCD with a 90Hz refresh rate provides a smooth viewing experience, making it suitable for multimedia consumption and everyday tasks.
Performance and Software
Powered by Android 13 (Go edition) with HIOS 13 overlay, the Spark Go 2024 runs efficiently on the Unisoc T606 chipset. Although not designed for gaming or demanding applications, the octa-core CPU ensures smooth multitasking, the phone is offered with 4 GB RAM and 64 GB Storage with 4 GB virtual expansion.
Camera
Equipped with a modest 13MP primary camera and an auxiliary lens, the Tecno Spark Go 2024 delivers satisfactory photography capabilities, complemented by features like dual-LED flash and HDR support. In addition, the 8MP front camera with dual-LED flash facilitates decent selfie-taking even in low-light conditions.
Meanwhile, check all the prices and specs of Tecno smartphones here
Battery and Connectivity
One of the standout features of the Tecno Spark Go 2024 is its impressive 5000mAh battery, providing extended usage without frequent recharges. Furthermore, the inclusion of a USB Type-C port with 10W wired charging ensures convenient and efficient power replenishment. Additionally, the device supports essential connectivity options such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and FM radio.
The Tecno Spark Go 2024 is available in attractive color options including Mystery White, Alpenglow Gold, Magic Skin, and Gravity Black, and its price in Nepal is NPR. 10,990.
Kick Lifestyle, an uprising Nepali OEM brand, has launched its first-ever smartwatch. This watch flaunts an AMOLED screen and supports Bluetooth calling. Let’s delve deeper into the Kick NEKXA Nebula including its price in Nepal, specs, and more.
Kick NEKXA Nebula Overview
Design and Display
The Kick NEKXA Nebula comes in a rounded rectangular form factor and features a single button for navigation on the right. Meanwhile, we have the speaker opening sitting on the left side of the watch. You have exposed hinges holding the watch strap that comes in two flavours: rubber or metal. Additionally, the rubber straps are available in Mystic Black and Mystic Silver colour options.
A 2.01-inch screen with touch support greets us on the front. Furthermore, the panel here is AMOLED with a peak brightness of 800 nits. Other than that, the Kick NEKXA Nebula boasts IP67 water and ingress protection. As a result, this smartwatch can easily withstand extended exposure to dust and a short amount of immersion in shallow waters.
Moving on to the features, this smartwatch offers over 100 watch face options while also allowing you to customise your own. Other than that, it offers all the standard watch functions such as date, time, alarm, stopwatch, timer, and world clock. In addition, you get calls, SMS and app notifications on the Kick NEKXA Nebula while also having an option for quick reply.
In terms of fitness, it offers multiple different sports modes alongside various health monitoring features such as SpO2, sleep monitor, heart rate monitor, etc. For connectivity, the watch comes with Bluetooth v5.3 and also allows you to make calls over it. Similarly, for added functionality, you can connect the Kick NEKXA Nebula with the CoFit App. Lastly, the company is confident that the watch is capable of offering you 7 days (5 days with calling enabled) of usage.
Color Options: Mystic Black, Mystic Silver, Mystic Silver – Metal Edition
Kick NEKXA Nebula Price in Nepal and Availability
The price of Kick NEKXA Nebula in Nepal is NPR 3,799 for the Mystic Silver and Mystic Black colorways. Whereas the “Metal Edition” of the silver finish goes for NPR 4,299. You can buy Kick NEKXA products in Nepal from Daraz.
Apple officially unveiled its 2024 iMac, featuring the new M4 chip, improved display options, and a range of fresh color choices back in October. Now that this machine is available here, let’s talk about the features, full specifications, and official price in Nepal of the Apple iMac M4 (2024).
Apple iMac M4 2024 Price in Nepal and Availability
The base model iMac with M4 starts at NPR 230,000, and it can go up to NPR 335,000 depending on the storage configuration.
The 2024 iMac now includes Apple’s M4 chip, offering faster performance compared to previous models. The CPU includes up to 10 cores—4 for performance and 6 for efficiency—making it 1.7 times faster than the original M1 and 1.3 times quicker than the M3, specifically in tasks like Excel processing. Additionally, the 10-core GPU is twice as fast as the M1 and 1.1 times faster than the M3, particularly for gaming purposes. The Neural Engine has also been upgraded, delivering three times the speed of the previous M1 version.
Apple provides more flexibility with RAM and storage options. The base model includes 16GB of RAM, with options to upgrade to 24GB or 32GB if needed. Storage options start at 256GB and can be expanded up to 2TB.
Display
The 24-inch 4.5K Retina display returns with an option for nano-texture glass, which reduces glare. This feature is available at an extra cost of $200 but is not included in the base model.
The iMac’s connectivity options vary between models. The premium model includes four Thunderbolt 4 ports with built-in Ethernet and supports up to two 6K 60Hz or one 8K 120Hz external display. In contrast, the base model provides two Thunderbolt 4 ports without Ethernet, though Ethernet can be added for an additional $30.
Apple retains the same camera and audio setup as previous iMacs, with a 12MP 1080p webcam featuring Center Stage and Desk View capabilities. The audio setup includes a triple microphone array and six built-in speakers.
In response to changing standards, Apple has updated its accessories to USB-C. The Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, and Magic Trackpad are now USB-C compatible and color-matched to the iMac. Additionally, the 2024 iMac introduces six new color tones: aqua blue, lavender purple, bubblegum pink, jade green, lemon sherbet yellow, and lighter orange, along with the original silver option.
Apple iMac M4 2024 Specifications
Processor: Apple M4 chip
CPU: Up to 10-core (4 Performance + 6 Efficiency cores)
GPU: Up to 10-core
Neural Engine: 3x faster than M1
RAM Options: 16GB (standard), configurable to 24GB or 32GB
Storage Options: Starting at 256GB, up to 2TB
Display: 24-inch 4.5K Retina display
Ports:
Base Model: 2 Thunderbolt 4
Premium Model: 4 Thunderbolt 4 with Ethernet
Camera: 12MP 1080p with Center Stage and Desk View
Audio: Triple microphone array and six speakers
Accessories: Updated Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, and Magic Trackpad (USB-C)
Color Options: Aqua blue, lavender purple, bubblegum pink, jade green, lemon sherbet yellow, lighter orange, and silver
Meanwhile, our video on the best MacBooks for 2024
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