ASUS just dropped two new TUF Gaming monitors in Nepal, and they’re exclusively available through Hukut. You’re getting the 27-inch VG27AQ5A with QHD resolution and the 24.5-inch VG259QL5A with Full HD. This article will discuss everything about the latest ASUS TUF Gaming monitors, including their price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.
ASUS TUF Gaming Monitors Overview
Display and Design
Both monitors pack Fast IPS panels with anti-glare coating, which basically means that you won’t deal with annoying reflections during gaming. The VG27AQ5A steps up with a 27-inch QHD (2560×1440) display that covers 130% sRGB and 95% DCI-P3 color gamut, while the smaller VG259QL5A sticks to 24.5-inch Full HD but still delivers 99% sRGB coverage.
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TUF Gaming VG27AQ5A
TUF Gaming VG259QL5A
However, the color depth difference is noticeable. The 27-inch model supports 10-bit color (1.073 billion colors) while the 24.5-inch handles 16.7 million colors. For gaming, the Full HD option might actually be better since it’s easier to drive at high frame rates.
Performance and Gaming Features
The VG27AQ5A can hit 210Hz when overclocked, while the VG259QL5A maxes out at 200Hz. Both have that lightning-fast 1ms GTG response time (0.3ms minimum), so input lag shouldn’t be an issue.
They both support AMD FreeSync Premium and VESA AdaptiveSync. The 24.5-inch model is also G-SYNC Compatible (still under processing), which is nice if you’re running NVIDIA hardware.
Gaming
ASUS packed these with their ELMB Sync technology, which lets you use motion blur reduction and variable refresh rate simultaneously. Usually, you have to pick one or the other, so that’s actually pretty cool.
You’re also getting GameVisual presets for different game genres, GamePlus for crosshairs and timers, and Shadow Boost to spot enemies hiding in dark corners. The DisplayWidget Center lets you tweak settings with your mouse instead of fumbling with physical buttons.
Both monitors come with DisplayPort 1.4 and dual HDMI 2.0 ports. The 27-inch model adds a USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C service port. Each has built-in 2W stereo speakers and an earphone jack.
The build quality differs here. The VG259QL5A offers full ergonomic adjustments (tilt, swivel, pivot, height), while the VG27AQ5A only tilts. Both support 100x100mm VESA mounting and have Kensington locks.
ASUS TUF Gaming Specifications
Specification
VG27AQ5A (27″ QHD)
VG259QL5A (24.5″ Full HD)
Display
27-inch QHD (2560×1440), Fast IPS, Anti-Glare
24.5-inch Full HD (1920×1080), Fast IPS, Anti-Glare
Refresh Rate
Up to 210Hz (Overclocked)
Up to 200Hz
Response Time
1ms GTG (0.3ms minimum)
1ms GTG (0.3ms minimum)
Color Gamut
130% sRGB, 95% DCI-P3
99% sRGB
Brightness
300 cd/m²
300 cd/m²
Contrast Ratio
1300:1
1000:1
HDR Support
HDR10
HDR10
Connectivity
1x DisplayPort 1.4, 2x HDMI 2.0, 1x USB-C
1x DisplayPort 1.4, 2x HDMI 2.0
Audio
2W x 2 stereo speakers, earphone jack
2W x 2 stereo speakers, earphone jack
Power Consumption
<20.8W typical
<15W typical
Adjustment
Tilt (+20° to -5°)
Tilt (+23° to -5°), Swivel (±15°), Pivot (±90°), Height (0-120mm)
VESA
100 x 100mm
100 x 100mm
Accessories
DisplayPort cable, HDMI cable, power cord, quick start guide
DisplayPort cable, power cord, quick start guide
ASUS TUF Gaming Monitors (2025) Price in Nepal and Availability
Both monitors are available exclusively through Hukut. The pricing puts them in the competitive gaming monitor segment, with the 27-inch QHD model commanding a premium over the 24.5-inch Full HD option. You can also use coupon: Hukut2000 to Get Rs. 2000 OFF.
boAt has launched its new Nirvana Ivy wireless earbuds in Nepal, bringing 50dB ANC, 360 spatial audio with dynamic head tracking, and up to 50 hours of playback. So, in this article, let’s take a look at the boAt Nirvana Ivy, its features, and specifications, alongside its official price in Nepal and availability.
boAt Nirvana Ivy Overview:
Design and Audio
Nirvana Ivy comes in Gunmetal Black, White, and Quartz Cyan, with a premium matte finish that feels sleek yet durable in the pocket. The earbuds fit snugly for long listening sessions, and they also have in-ear detection that smartly pauses your music when you take them out.
The Nirvana Ivy uses Diamond-Like 11mm Carbon drivers to deliver clear highs, deep bass, and balanced mids. It supports 360 Spatial Audio with head tracking, creating a more immersive listening environment, while 50dB active noise cancellation helps reduce external noise during use. Additionally, Mimi-powered personalized audio adjusts sound output based on the listener’s hearing profile for a tailored experience.
The Nirvana Ivy offers up to 50dB active noise cancellation, designed to reduce background sounds in everyday environments like public transport or busy cafes. It also includes AI ENx technology with four microphones to improve voice clarity during calls by filtering out ambient noise.
These earbuds use Bluetooth v5.3 for stable connections and support multi-point connectivity, allowing users to switch between devices such as a laptop and smartphone seamlessly. The BEAST mode provides 60ms low latency, which can help during gaming or video streaming. The earbuds also feature in-ear detection for auto-pause and play when removed or inserted.
boAt Nirvana Ivy Specifications
Design: In-ear with IPX5 rating
Sound Driver: 11mm dual driver
Noise Cancellation: ANC up to 50dB + ENx (Environmental Noise Cancellation) with 4 mics
Playback (With Case): Up to 50 hours
Battery: 400mAh (Case) 40mAh*2 (Earbuds)
Charging: Via USB Type-C, 1.5 Hours (Case) & 35 Mins(Earbuds)
Features: Dual-EQ Mode, In-ear detection, Multipoint connection, Insta Wake N’ Pair, BEAST Mode with up to 60ms latency, ASAP Charge, One Tap Touch Controls
Color Options: Gunmetal Black, Gunmetal White, Quartz Cyan
boAt Nirvana Ivy Price in Nepal and Availability
The official price of the boAt Nirvana Ivy is NPR 6,599. You can buy these boAt earbuds from authorized stores like Hukut.
TWS earbuds
Price in Nepal (Official)
Availability
boAt Nirvana Ivy
NPR 6,599
Hukut Store
Meanwhile, watch our video analysis on the challenges of Nepali accessories brands:
Infinix just added another phone to its Hot 60 lineup, and this time, it’s got full 5G. The new Hot 60 5G brings a decent display, solid battery, and gaming-friendly touches to the budget segment. This article will discuss everything about the latest Infinix Hot 60 5G, including its price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.
Infinix Hot 60 5G Overview
Display and Design
The Hot 60 5G has a 6.7-inch LCD with FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. It’s flat, bright (up to 700 nits), and protected by Panda Glass. The rear design looks clean, with a big camera module and a matte finish. It’s slim (7.8mm) and weighs 193g. Plus, it’s IP64-rated for basic dust and splash resistance.
Performance and Software
At its core is the MediaTek Dimensity 7020 chip, paired with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage. You also get up to 6GB virtual RAM. It’s ready for 90fps gaming and even includes GT gaming triggers, something you rarely see at this price. It runs XOS 15 based on Android 15 and promises 2 years of security patches.
On the back, there’s a 50MP main camera with two additional sensors (which is not clearly specified). Up front is an 8MP selfie camera. It packs a 5,200mAh battery with 18W charging, and it also supports bypass and reverse charging.
Extra Features
There’s a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, a 3.5mm headphone jack, FM Radio, and a dedicated AI button for Infinix’s Folax assistant. You’re also getting a dedicated microSD slot, not a hybrid tray.
Infinix Hot 60 5G Specifications
Display: 6.7-inch FHD+ IPS LCD, 120Hz, Panda Glass
Other: IP64, GT Gaming Triggers, AI Button, 3.5mm jack, FM Radio
Infinix Hot 60 5G Price in Nepal and Availability
Sales begin in India on July 15 via Infinix’s official store. The Nepal launch date isn’t confirmed yet, but if it does arrive, expect the price to start around NPR 18,500.
Variant
Price in India (Official)
Price in Nepal (Expected)
6GB + 128GB
INR 10,499
NPR 18,500
Meanwhile, check out our review of the Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra
boAt, the renowned Indian audio electronics company, has unveiled the “Stone Spinx Pro” portable Bluetooth speaker in Nepal. Packed with features and boasting an attractive design, let’s dive into this article, discussing what the boAt Stone Spinx Pro has to offer, including its official price in Nepal, specifications, and more.
boAt Stone Spinx Pro Overview
Design and Audio
The boAt Stone Spinx Pro sports a sleek, cylindrical design that is both visually appealing and ergonomically sound. Measuring 227mm in length and weighing just 940g, this compact speaker is easy to carry around wherever you go.
Equipped with a 57mm driver, the boAt Stone Spinx Pro delivers powerful 20W RMS sound output. In addition, the speaker’s frequency ranges from 40Hz to 18kHz and is IPX4-rated as well, making it a splash-resistant speaker.
Connectivity
The boAt Stone Spinx Pro offers multiple connectivity options to suit your preferences. With Bluetooth version 5.0, you can seamlessly pair your device and enjoy wireless music playback from up to 10 meters away. Additionally, the speaker features USB, AUX, and TF Card ports, providing flexibility in connecting various devices
The boAt Stone Spinx Pro offers TWS (True Wireless Stereo) mode. This feature allows you to pair two Spinx Pro speakers wirelessly, doubling the sound output and creating a more expansive listening experience. Moreover, the boAt Stone Spinx Pro doubles as a hands-free calling device, thanks to its built-in microphone.
Battery Life
With a robust 2000mAh battery capacity, the boAt Stone Spinx Pro keeps the music playing for up to 9 hours on a single charge. In addition, the speaker can be charged with a USB-C port, ensuring fast charging.
boAt Stone Spinx Pro Price in Nepal and Availability
Here in Nepal, the official price of the boAt Stone Spinx Pro portable Bluetooth speaker is NPR 6,699. You can buy this boAt speaker in Nepal from authorized stores like Hukut.
Bluetooth Speaker
Price in Nepal (Official)
Availability
boAt Stone Spinx Pro
NPR 6,699
Hukut Store
Meanwhile, watch our video on the best budget speakers under 2000
boAt has launched its Nirvana Crystl earbuds in Nepal with an interesting see-through aesthetic. So in this piece, let’s take a look at the boAt Nirvana Crystl, its features, and specifications, alongside its official price in Nepal and availability.
boAt Nirvana Crystl Overview
Design and Audio
One of the major highlights of the Nirvana Crystl is its transparent design. The buds are available in Black, Red, and Yellow color options with a clear plastic case. On the bottom side, you can also find some of the electronics seeping through, which adds an extra hint of that cool factor for sure.
Even the buds themselves have a see-through look and resemble the boAt Nirvana Ion in terms of weight and dimensions. There’s an IPX4 rating for the buds, but the case isn’t officially certified.
In terms of audio, the boAt Nirvana Crystl ships with dual 10mm drivers with a “Signature Sound” preset. But you can customize it with a 7-band equalizer via the boAt Hearables app. There are tons of audio features like Spatial Audio and Low Latency Mode.
Noise Cancellation and Connectivity Features
Just like the Nirvana Ion, Nirvana Crystl has up to 32dB of Active Noise Cancellation with quad mic ENx for clear calls. There’s also in-ear detection and multipoint connectivity. You can customize the features and touch controls via the boAt Hearables app.
In terms of battery life, the Nirvana Crystl lasts up to 100 hours on a single full charge and provides up to 220 minutes of playback with a quick 10-minute plug-in. The case houses a large 480mAh cell, while the buds house a 70mAh battery each. For a full refill, it takes the buds roughly an hour and a half while the case needs 2.5 hours via the Type-C port at the bottom.
Features: Dual-EQ Mode, In-ear detection, Multipoint connection, Insta Wake N’ Pair, BEAST Mode with up to 60ms latency, ASAP Charge, One Tap Touch Controls
Color Options: Yellow Pop, Blazing Red, Quantum Black
Hey, whatsup guys? we have been testing the OnePlus Nord CE 5 for almost a week now. Last year’s Nord CE 4 was one of the best phones under INR 25,000, and this year, OnePlus has brought some meaningful changes to the Nord CE 5.
At the same time, there are certain aspects that I was really hoping OnePlus would upgrade this year, which they haven’t. So, let me tell you all about the pros, the cons and my overall experiences with the OnePlus Nord CE 5 in this article!
Ok..let me start with one of the biggest upgrades OnePlus has brought this year, which is in the performance. Last year, on the CE 4, we got the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 chip, which was fast for normal usage, and you could game a little bit too.
But this year, we get a proper-performance-focused chipset, the Dimesity 8350 with LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 3.1 Storage. And thanks to that, the performance on the Nord CE 5 is fast, whether you are multitasking with 10 apps at once, going through the UI or gaming.
Titles like PUBG are smoothly playable here at 90 fps with good 5% lows. In BGMI and COD, the phone even supports 120 fps. If you are someone who plays Mobile Legends, you can easily get good FPS numbers, too.
It was only while playing more demanding games like Genshin Impact that the stability fluttered a bit after 15 minutes into the game, once or twice. Otherwise, the gaming performance here is quite good.
Now, if I absolutely have to compare, the Poco X7 Pro and the Infinix GT 30 Pro, which you can get for a similar price, have slightly better stability in games than the Nord CE 5, but if you look at the temperature numbers, the Nord CE 5 is able to remain a lot cooler. So, for me, trading 1-2 fps for 1-2 degrees seems like a better deal.
Plus, OnePlus has also included a big vapour chamber cooling system here, which really helps with heat dissipation. As I showed you before, in my gaming tests, the phone never went beyond 43 degrees, which in this summer heat is quite chill I would say!
And this year, OnePlus has included a Bypass charging feature, too, so even if you play games for long hours while your phone is plugged in, the phone does not heat as much, and it also helps with the durability of the battery itself.
Battery and Charging
But even if you don’t play games while charging, the huge 7100 mAh battery this phone has is very enduring. In my normal usage, I was getting almost 2 days of battery life with this phone, which is quite incredible. On days I did more gaming and recorded a lot of videos, I got an entire day of use, which is better battery backup than almost all phones in this price range.
And with the included 80-watt charger, the phone charges in around 1 hour and 10 minutes, which I think is reasonable enough.
I also appreciate that the phone isn’t extremely heavy even though it has a huge battery inside. In fact, it is lighter than the Nothing Phone 3A, which has a 5000 mAh unit. And the weight distribution here is considerably even, so holding this phone is not a muscle exercise either.
Design
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While I am talking about the design, I can’t help but point out how similar the Nord CE 5 and the iPhone 16 look, especially this Purple colour I have; the resemblance is uncanny. This is a plastic back with plastic frames, but the look and feel of this phone is quite good.
OnePlus hasn’t mentioned which glass protection they have used on the front, though! I was really hoping for something along the lines of Gorilla Glass 7i, but apparently not. So, a good protective cover and a tempered glass is a must!
Display
Over to the front, I am really happy with the quality of this screen. The colors and contrast here look good, the 120Hz refresh rate is quite optimised, and this is a bright enough screen with decent HBM numbers, so casually using the phone outdoors isn’t hard on the eyes.
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However, its peak brightness number is quite low, if you compare it with the Motorola Edge 60 Fusion or the Nothing Phone 3A, at least on paper. But when I compared them side by side, when watching an HDR video, there wasn’t much difference.
By the way, the Nord CE 5 also supports HDR playback on all OTT platforms, so the viewing experience here is good. And something else I have to point out is that the touch response on this phone is quite fast, so interacting with this screen feels instantaneous.
Sound and Haptics
The only thing I am a little sad about here is the vibration feedback on this phone is slightly buzzier than something like the Nothing Phone 3A and the Moto Edge 60 Fusion. Turns out it’s not an X-Axis vibration motor they have included here.
The speakers on it are good, though; they are loud and crisp, so there’s not much to complain about, actually.
Software
Likewise, I also have good things to say about the software experience on the OnePlus Nord CE 5. I did experience a few stutters in the UI before, but after the first update I received, all the tiny bugs were fixed.
The good news is that OnePlus has upgraded the update policy too this time, from 3+4 years on the CE 4 to 4+6 years on the Nord CE 5, which means this device is quite future proof, too!
Camera
Ok..Lastly, let’s talk about the cameras. This is the area in which OnePlus has brought zero improvement, as they have used the same 50MP LYT 600 sensor, the same 8MP Omnivision ultra-wide lens, and the same 16MP front camera.
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As a result, the colour optimisation, the kind of shadow processing that we used to get with the Nord CE 4, follows here as well. Now, don’t get me wrong, I am not saying that the Nord CE 5 has bad cameras or something, no. I found its camera performance, especially the primary cameras to be on par with the Nothing Phone 3A, like 90% of the time.
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In fact during the night, I found OnePlus managing better highlights than the Nothing Phone 3A.
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It’s only when shooting portraits that the Nothing Phone 3a does slightly better because it has a dedicated lens, which lets you zoom up to 4x for better subject focus.
However, standalone, I wouldn’t say the Nord CE 5’s portraits are bad; the phone could use an update or two to manage the shadows on the face better, but other than that, the portraits are decent enough.
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The selfies are not bad either, and the selfie videos look good too. But the catch is that you can only shoot up to 1080p 60 fps selfie videos from this phone, so if you are someone who makes Instagram reels from the front camera, it might not be the sharpest.
The main camera on the back supports 4k video recording, though. I found the 4k 30 fps mode working the best for stable, well-balanced videos; the 4K 60 fps mode has a slightly narrower field of view, and you will notice jitters every now and then, so unless you are using a gimbal, 4k 30 fps is your best bet in my opinion.
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The only thing that’s downright average on the Nord CE 5 is the ultra-wide camera. The dynamic range in the ultra-wide photos is quite poor, and most of the time, the details are muddy, especially during the night.
So yeah, while I have had a pretty good experience with the OnePlus Nord CE 5 in almost all aspects of its cameras, I was really hoping the company would upgrade the ultra-wide lens, I mean, I can live without a Telephoto lens, as long as there is a good primary camera, but the ultra wide lens definitely could have been better!
OnePlus Nord CE5 Pros and Cons
Pros:
Excellent day-to-day and gaming performance
Bright OLED display
Long 2-day battery life + bypass charging
Clean software with extended update policy
Lightweight despite large battery
Cons:
Weak ultra-wide camera
Average vibration motor
No front-facing 4K video
Plastic build
OnePlus Nord CE5 Review Conclusion
But overall, with all the time I’ve had with the Nord CE 5, I can say that OnePlus has done a brilliant job of providing a balanced phone. If only the phone had better vibration and an ultra-wide lens, it actually would have been a perfect phone for around NPR 50,000 because it ticks all the right boxes.
We get a fast performance, nice design, great battery life, decent photo and videography prowess, nice OLED display and reliable software. So, yeah…. despite the minor shortcomings, I believe the Nord CE 5 is the most balanced and value-packed option in the sub-25000 segment.
Infinix just dropped the Hot 60 Pro, and it’s packing some solid mid-range specs and an extremely thin design. This article will discuss everything about the latest Infinix Hot 60 Pro, including its price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.
Infinix Hot 60 Pro Overview
Display and Design
You’re getting a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with 144Hz refresh rate and FHD+ resolution. The screen looks vibrant with 1600 nits peak brightness and Gorilla Glass 7i protection. At 6.6mm thick, it’s extremely slim for a phone with a 5160mAh battery. The build feels decent with a glass front and plastic back. Plus, it’s IP64 rated for dust and water resistance, and can survive drops up to 1.5 meters.
Performance and Software
At its core is the MediaTek Helio G200 chipset on a 6nm process. You get 8GB RAM with either 128GB or 256GB storage options. The good news? There’s a dedicated microSD slot for expansion. It runs Android 15 with Infinix’s XOS 15.1 on top. Gaming should feel smooth with that 144Hz display and Mali-G57 GPU.
The camera setup is straightforward, as it comes with a 50MP main shooter on the back and 13MP selfie cam. Both can record 1440p videos at 30fps, which is decent for this price range.
As said above, Battery life looks solid with 5160mAh capacity and 45W fast charging. Infinix claims 50% charge in just 22 minutes. There’s also 10W reverse charging if you need to juice up accessories.
Infinix Hot 60 Pro Specifications
Display: 6.78-inch AMOLED, 144Hz, 1224 x 2720 pixels
Infinix just unleashed the Hot 60 Pro+, and honestly, it’s impressively thin at just 5.95mm. This article will discuss everything about the latest Infinix Hot 60 Pro+, including its price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.
Infinix Hot 60 Pro+ Overview
Design and Build Quality
At 5.95mm thick, this is one of the thinnest phones you can buy right now. Despite packing a massive 5160mAh battery and curved 6.78-inch display, it weighs just 155 grams. They went with an aluminum frame and nanofiber back.
You get IP65 water resistance and drop protection up to 1.5 meters. The curved AMOLED display has Gorilla Glass 7i protection, and there’s an in-display fingerprint scanner.
Display and Performance
The 6.78-inch curved AMOLED display runs at 144Hz with FHD+ resolution. It gets up to 1600 nits peak brightness. The curves make it look more expensive than it is.
Performance is handled by the MediaTek Helio G200 chipset with 8GB RAM. You get either 128GB or 256GB storage, but there’s no microSD slot this time. The 144Hz display should make everything feel smooth.
The main camera uses a 50MP IMX882 sensor with PDAF, plus two auxiliary lenses. The 13MP selfie cam sits up front and can record 1440p videos. Audio gets a boost with JBL tuning and stereo speakers. No 3.5mm jack, but you get 24-bit/192kHz Hi-Res audio through USB-C.
Battery and Software
The 5160mAh battery supports 45W fast charging, hitting 50% in just 22 minutes. There’s also 10W reverse charging for accessories. It runs Android 15 with Infinix’s XOS 15.1 on top, complete with their AI suite.
Infinix Hot 60 Pro+ Specifications
Display: 6.78-inch curved AMOLED, 144Hz, 1224 x 2720 pixels
Samsung has just launched its most rugged and feature packed smartwatch the Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025). Designed for outdoor enthusiasts and serious fitness buffs, this premium watch brings a Titanium build, MIL-STD-810H durability, and up to 100 hours of battery life in Power Saving Mode. Preorders are live, and it’ll hit stores globally starting July 25. For the rest of the details, let’s dive into this article to discuss everything about the latest Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025), including its price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.
Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra Overview:
Design and Display
The Galaxy Watch Ultra brings a serious design upgrade over its predecessors not just in looks, but in durability too. It features a Grade 4 Titanium cushion case that’s built to survive rough terrains. The case is paired with Sapphire Crystal glass on the front, which adds a premium touch and strong scratch resistance. The watch is also MIL-STD-810H certified, rated for extreme temperatures (-4°F to 131°F), and can handle altitudes up to 29,527 feet. And with IP68 + 10ATM water and dust resistance, it’s even suitable for diving or heavy rain. In terms of size, you’re getting a 47mm dial, which is slightly bigger than the Watch8 Classic. It’s still surprisingly lightweight due to the titanium build, and comes in four bold colors: Titanium Blue, Silver, Gray, and White with matching performance bands like Trail, Marine, and PeakForm.
On the display side, Samsung packed in a vibrant Super AMOLED panel with always-on capability and Night Mode for better visibility in low-light conditions.
Software and AI Features
The Galaxy Watch Ultra runs on One UI 8 Watch based on Wear OS, backed by a powerful 3nm processor. The UI feels snappy, animations are smooth, and app performance is noticeably better compared to previous Galaxy Watches. It also supports a wide range of apps from the Google Play Store, giving it an edge in flexibility.
One of the biggest upgrades is the addition of Galaxy AI features. You get an Energy Score that analyzes your sleep, activity, and heart rate to tell you how ready your body is for the day. It also offers Suggested Replies for messages and Raise to Speak voice control with Google Gemini. For fitness, there’s support for Functional Threshold Power (FTP) for cyclists, Race mode to compare your current performance with previous runs or rides, and Track Back GPS navigation to guide you back to your starting point. You also get personalized heart rate zones for better workout targeting, and Night Mode for improved visibility in low light. Even the Health tracking is more advanced now, with features like Vascular Load Monitoring to show heart stress while sleeping, and the AGES index, which gives insight into how your diet may affect long-term metabolic health. The watch works best with Samsung devices but is also compatible with other Android phones, though some AI features may be limited.
The Galaxy Watch Ultra packs Samsung’s longest-lasting battery yet on a smartwatch. On regular use, it easily lasts around 3 days, and if you switch to Power Saving Mode, it can stretch up to 100 hours. There’s also an Exercise Power Saving Mode, which offers up to 48 hours of battery life while tracking workouts. Charging is still wireless and fairly quick, taking just over an hour to top up fully.
In terms of connectivity, the Watch Ultra comes with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS, and LTE support, so you can take calls, stream music, or use maps without needing your phone. The dual-frequency GPS (L1 + L5) improves accuracy, especially in challenging environments like forests or city streets. The watch also syncs seamlessly with other Galaxy devices, but it works with most Android phones as long as you have the Galaxy Wearable and Samsung Health apps installed. However, some advanced features like Energy Score and AGEs tracking may be limited on non-Samsung phones.
Galaxy Watch Ultra – Specifications
Display: 1.5-inch Super AMOLED, Sapphire Crystal Glass
Durability: -20°C to 55°C operating range, 29,527 ft altitude support
Bands: Marine, Trail, and PeakForm band options
Colors: Titanium Blue, Titanium Silver, Titanium Gray, Titanium White
Compatibility: Android 10 and above (Samsung devices recommended for full feature access)
Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Ultra Price in Nepal and Availability
The Galaxy Watch 8 Ultra is already up for preorder in global markets and will be available in stores from July 25, 2025. Here’s how the expected pricing looks for Nepal:
Samsung has launched the Galaxy Watch8 Classic, bringing the iconic rotating bezel back with a brighter 3000-nit display and a sleek stainless steel design. It packs a 3nm processor, up to 64GB storage, and Galaxy AI for instant health and fitness insights, including advanced sleep tracking and FDA-authorized sleep apnea detection. Preorders are live, and it’ll hit stores globally starting July 25. For the rest of the details, let’s dive into this article to discuss everything about the latest Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic, including its price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic Overview:
Design and Display
The Galaxy Watch8 Classic blends timeless design with modern utility, featuring the iconic rotating bezel for precise control and a sleek stainless steel case that complements any style. Samsung has introduced a new cushion design with rounded square edges, ensuring a comfortable fit with the Dynamic Lug System that hugs your wrist better during workouts or daily use.
On the display front, the Watch8 Classic now boasts a brighter 3000-nit screen, making it easy to view health metrics, workout stats, and notifications even under harsh sunlight. Whether you’re checking your lap times or receiving updates on the go, the vibrant AMOLED panel ensures clarity and sharpness throughout the day.
Software and AI Features
The Galaxy Watch8 Classic runs on the newly redesigned One UI 8 Watch, offering a cleaner interface with the Now Bar for quick access to active apps and widgets like sleep, energy score, and workouts. It integrates Google Gemini AI, letting you send messages, get email summaries, or set reminders using natural voice commands directly from your wrist.
For health, Samsung’s Galaxy AI powers features like Energy Score, giving daily readiness insights, and Advanced Sleep Coaching for personalized bedtime guidance. You also get FDA-authorized sleep apnea detection, ECG monitoring, stress tracking with guided breathing exercises, and a body composition analysis tool to help manage your fitness goals. All these AI-powered insights sync seamlessly with your Galaxy phone, turning your smartwatch into a personalized health and productivity assistant.
The Galaxy Watch8 Classic brings advanced health and fitness tracking with Galaxy AI, offering real-time heart rate zones, VO2 max readings, and personalized Running Coach programs for 5Ks and marathons. It features Advanced Sleep Tracking with detailed insights on your sleep stages, heart rate, and blood oxygen, while FDA-authorized sleep apnea detection helps monitor breathing issues during sleep.
For wellness, it includes stress tracking with guided breathing, body composition analysis, and an Antioxidant Index to reflect your dietary balance. You also get medication reminders and the AGEs Index to understand the impact of your diet on metabolic health. Combined with automatic workout tracking and daily activity monitoring, the Watch8 Classic helps you stay on top of your fitness and build healthier habits with actionable insights, all from your wrist.
Battery and Connectivity
The Galaxy Watch8 Classic offers reliable all-day performance with a battery designed to last through workouts, sleep tracking, and daily use, ensuring you stay connected without frequent charging. It supports fast wireless charging, letting you quickly top up when needed.
For connectivity, the Watch8 Classic comes with Bluetooth and LTE options, allowing you to take calls, reply to messages, and stream music even without your phone nearby. It features L1+L5 dual-frequency GPS for accurate outdoor tracking during runs and rides, while seamless integration with Galaxy smartphones and the Samsung Health app ensures all your health data and notifications sync effortlessly across devices.
Galaxy Watch 8 Classic Specifications
Display: 1.34 inches AMOLED
Battery: Up to 30 hrs (AOD on), up to 40 hrs (AOD off)
Software: One UI 8 Watch (Wear OS 6)
Connectivity: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, optional LTE
Health Tools: Antioxidant sensor, vascular load, sleep tracking, body composition, stress monitoring
AI Features: Google Gemini assistant, AI coaching (sleep and running), energy score
Sizes: 46mm
Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic Price in Nepal and Availability
The Galaxy Watch 8 Classic is already up for preorder in global markets and will be available in stores from July 25, 2025. Here’s how the expected pricing looks for Nepal:
Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic
Price in US (Official)
Price in Nepal (Expected)
Bluetooth/Wi-Fi
USD 499.99
NPR 76,299
Bluetooth/ Wi-Fi + 4G LTE
USD 549.99
NPR 87,999
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