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Nokia T10 tablet launched with an 8″ screen, 5,250mAh battery

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July 13, 2022

Nokia T10 tablet launched with an 8″ screen, 5,250mAh battery

Yesterday was a huge day for Nokia. Not only did the company launch a bunch of nostalgic features phones, it even announced a new entry-level tablet. In this article, we will discuss the Nokia T10 in more detail, including its specs, features, expected price, and availability in Nepal.

Nokia T10 Overview:

Design and Display

Nokia T10 features an 8” LCD screen with thick bezels all around, especially at the top and bottom. It is an HD screen with 800 x 1280 px resolution and a 16:10 aspect ratio. The display is fully laminated and has toughened glass for protection.

Nokia T10 tablet does have Widevine L1 support, which means it can stream HD movies and shows in Netflix. In addition, the tablet comes with Google Entertainment which acts as a common hub for movies and shows from multiple streaming services.

The screen is enclosed inside a polycarbonate body with a splash-resistant IPX2 rating. The tablet measures 9mm in thickness and weighs around 375 grams. Furthermore, it is available in a single Ocean Blue color.

Camera and Audio

Over on the audio front, it comes with a pair of stereo speakers with a bunch of audio optimizations from OZO.

There is a 2MP camera at the front, which together with the single microphone, facilitates video calls. Nokia even uses it for the Face Unlock feature, which surprisingly works even with a mask.

You can also find a second camera at the back with an 8MP resolution and an LED flash.

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Performance and Memory

Powering the Nokia T10 tablet is the Unisoc T606 chipset which is an entry-level chipset based on a 12nm FinFET process.

It comes with 2 Cortex-A75 cores and 6 Cortex-A55 cores, all clocked at 1.6GHz. The graphics are handled by ARM Mali G57 GPU, which features a single-core clocked at 650MHz.

Nokia has paired the chip with 3GB RAM and 32GB internal storage. The latter can be expanded up to 512GB with the help of an external SD card slot.

Software

Nokia is among the few companies that offer neat-stock Android offerings in all its smartphones and tablets. The T10 tablet in question, comes with the vanilla Android 12 out of the box.

Since it is a tablet, you also get Google’s Kid Space and the new Entertainment Space.

In addition, Nokia is also promising two years of major Android updates, which is quite rare in the budget tablet market.

Rest of the Specs

Fueling the Nokia T10 Android tablet is a 5,250mAh battery with support for 10W charging. Once fully charged, Nokia says it can last an entire day. The tablet supports dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0. You can also opt for an LTE version which has a SIM slot, proximity sensor, and A-GPS navigation system.

Nokia T10 Specifications:

Body: 123.2 x 208 x 9mm, Polycarbonate
Weight: 375g
Display: 8-inches LCD panel, Toughened glass
Resolution: HD (800 x 1280 pixels), 16:10 aspect ratio
Chipset: Unisoc Tiger T606 (12nm Mobile Platform)
Memory: 3GB RAM, 32GB storage
Software & UI: Android 12 (2 years version update)
Rear Camera: 8MP sensor with flash
Front Camera: 2MP sensor
Audio: Dual speaker, 3.5mm headphone jack, Ozo Audio
Security: Face unlock with Mask
Battery: 5,250mAh with 10W wired charging
Color Options: Ocean Blue

Nokia T10 Tablet Price in Nepal (Expected)

Currently, Nokia T10 is available in the UK, where it’s priced at GBP 129 for the Wi-F-only model and GBP 149 for the LTE variant. If it launches in Nepal, we expect the price of the Nokia T10 Android Tablet to start at NPR 22,500.

Nokia T10 Android Tablet	Price in the UK (Official)	Price in Nepal (Expected)
3/32GB (Wi-Fi-only)	GBP 129	NPR 22,500
3/32GB (LTE)	GBP 149	NPR 25,000

Meanwhile, check out our review of the Realme Tab mini.

Nokia 5710 XpressAudio is a new feature phone with built-in wireless earbuds

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Nokia 5710 XpressAudio is a new feature phone with built-in wireless earbuds

Nokia just released quite an unusual but ingeniously designed phone called the Nokia 5710 XpressAudio. It seems like a standard Nokia Candybar phone until you realize it has an inbuilt TWS earphone that can be tucked away at the rear of the phone. So, let’s have a look at the Nokia 5710 XpressAudio characteristics, features, availability, and estimated pricing in Nepal.

Nokia 5710 XpressAudio Overview:

Design

From the outside, the XpressAudio appears to be no different than other feature phones. But the actual trickery is hidden on the phone’s back, where a sliding mechanism shelters the buds and charges them while not in use.

The buds can be used to listen to songs that are stored on the smartphone. By the way, the smartphone has a built-in storage of 128MB which is expandable up to 32GB via a microSD card. Since the TWS earbuds have Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, you can also pair them with other smartphones or electronic devices.

Moreover, for those who like the more traditional FM radio listening experience, the smartphone also features a headphone port. On a single charge, the earphone delivers up to 2.4 hours of talk time or up to 4 hours of music playback.

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Rest of the specs

In terms of display, the Nokia 5710 XpressAudio features a 2.4-inch color screen with QVGA resolution. There are signature audio control buttons at the side of the display. On the rear is a 0.3MP VGA camera, and the phone is powered by a 1,450mAh battery. It is rated to last up to 6 hours and charges via a micro USB port.

On the performance front, it is powered by a Unisoc T107 chipset and runs Nokia’s Series 30+ (S30+) OS, which was introduced in 2013. The Nokia 5710 is available in white/red and black/red, with earphones that complement the phone’s color. Likewise, for connectivity, the smartphone supports 4G networks and accepts a single Nano-SIM.

Nokia 5710 XpressAudio Specifications:

Dimension: 138.9 x 57.7 x 16.2mm; 57.7mm
Display: 2.4-inch, QVGA resolution
Processor: Unisoc T107
Memory: 48MB RAM, 128MB storage
OS: Series 30+ (S30+)
Camera: 0.3MP (rear)
Audio: Stereo speakers, Built-in wireless earbuds
Connectivity: 4G (Nano-SIM)
Color: Black, White

Nokia 5710 XpressAudio Price in Nepal and Availability

The XpressAudio is priced at £74.99 in the UK and will be available starting next month. We expect the price of the Nokia 5710 Xpress Audio to be NPR 10,000, if and when it launches in Nepal.

Device	Price in the UK	Price in Nepal (Expected)
Nokia 5710 XpressAudio	£74.99	NPR 10,000

Meanwhile, check out our review of the Xiaomi Smart Band 7.

Realme GT 2 Explorer Master Edition official with Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, LPDDR5X RAM

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Realme has launched its first flagship powered by the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset. In addition to the new SoC, Realme GT 2 Explorer Master Edition marks the company’s collaboration with popular fashion designer, Jae Jung. So, let’s take a look at the specs, features, expected price, and availability of the Realme GT 2 Explorer Master Edition in Nepal.

Realme GT 2 Explorer Master Edition:

Collaboration with Jae Jung

Realme has been continually exploring new elements for its phone’s design. The GT 2 Pro, for example, launched with a paper-back design. In addition, Realme’s Master Edition phones are always known for their unique design.

In the same vein, the Explorer Master Edition of GT 2 has launched with a “Hard case.Wilderness” variant classic travel trunk-inspired look.

The design is made in collaboration with Jae Jung, a fashion designer who believes that this design strikes a balance between aesthetics and functionality.

The back of the phone is made of vegan leather and unlike the GT 2 Pro, this guy has flat frames with squared-off edges. As per Realme, the frame has gone through 20 polishing processes, giving it a fine matte texture. There are also trunk-inspired metal rivets on the bevel.

The other two color options come with a shiny textured finish because of the MSI AG process. They are also both lighter and slimmer than the hard case version.

Display

Over on the front, Realme GT 2 Master Edition sports a 120Hz AMOLED screen with ultra-narrow micro-edge bezels. Those on the sides measure 1.48mm, while that on the top and bezels are 1.84mm and 2.47mm thick, respectively.

The screen has a diagonal length of 6.7-inches and boasts 360Hz touch sampling rate. The latter can boost up to 1000Hz at times. Furthermore, it’s a 10-bit screen with 100% DCI-P3 coverage and HDR10+ certification.

Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1

As mentioned earlier, Realme GT 2 Explorer Master Edition is the first phone from the company to feature Qualcomm’s latest flagship chipset. With this, Realme has joined the likes of Xiaomi, Asus, and Nubia as the only brands with Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 phones in the market.

Talking about the chip, it is based on TSMC’s 4nm process node. This alone has allowed Qualcomm to make the chip 15% more power-efficient than the regular 8 Gen 1 based on Samsung’s 4nm process.

The Cortex-X2 Prime core has been overclocked to 3.2GHz resulting in an overall CPU boost of 10%. Moreover, the GPU is also 10% faster.

On the memory side, Realme has opted for LPDDR5X, making the GT 2 Explorer Master Edition the only phone with the RAM standard. According to the company, the new RAM consumes 20% less power than LPDDR4. It is paired with up to 256GB UFS 3.1 storage.

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More for Gamers

Another highlight of Realme GT 2 Explorer Master Edition is its dual vapor chamber cooling with 4811 sq. mm. Realme has even increased the capillary density and liquid cooling reflow capacity by 100%.

In addition, the phone has 11 layers of heat dissipation layer, including diamond thermal gel and 3D graphene structure, contributing to a massive 37924 sq. mm area.

Realme GT 2 Explorer Master Edition also features the latest Pixelwork X7 chip that boasts 4x frame interpolation for 2x 120fps effective frame rate with the same power consumption as native 60fps. The chip even boasts super sampling technology that can upscale HD to FHD.

You can also find two pressure-sensitive buttons on the frame for that extra control for gamers.

Camera

Realme GT 2 Explorer Master Edition flaunts a triple camera setup with Sony IMX766 (OIS) as the primary sensor. It is backed by the latest HyperShot Image Architecture, which promises faster night-time processing, better details, and an improved anti-shake mechanism.

There is another 50MP sensor with a 150-degree Field of View that users can take ultrawide shots with. Finally, the third sensor is the second-generation microscope lens with 40x magnification. Upfront, the center-aligned punch-hole cutout is home to a 16MP selfie camera.

Rest of the specs

Realme GT 2 Explorer Master Edition packs a 5,000mAh battery, consisting of two cells of 2500mAh each. It supports 100W fast charging. The company includes a 100W GaN charger in the box. As for biometrics, you get an optical in-display fingerprint scanner.

Other highlights of the Realme GT 2 Master Edition include 4D game vibration, 360-degree NFC, stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos and Hi-Res audio, and cross-platform collaboration. The company even says the phone can detect hidden cameras in rooms.

Realme GT 2 Explorer Master Explorer Edition Specifications:

Body: 74.3 x 161.4 x 8.17-8.5mm, 195/189 gm
Display: 6.7-inches AMOLED, 120Hz refresh rate, 360Hz touch sampling rate (up to 1000Hz), 94.2% screen-to-body ratio, HDR10+, 100% DCI-P3
Resolution: FHD+ (2412 x 1080 pixels)
Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 5G (4nm Mobile Platform)
Memory: 8/12GB LPDDR5X RAM, 128/256GB UFS 3.1 storage (fixed)
Software & UI: Android 12 with Realme UI 3.0 on top
Rear Camera: Triple (with LED flash);
– 50MP f/1.88 Sony IMX766 primary sensor, OIS
– 50MP f/2.2 ultra-wide sensor, 150º FOV
– 40x micro camera, 4.7mm object distance
Front Camera: 16MP f/2.5 (punch-hole)
Audio: Super Linear dual stereo speaker, Hi-Res Audio, Dolby Atmos, No headphone jack
Security: In-display fingerprint sensor (optical), Face unlock
Sensors: Accelerometer, Proximity, Gyro, Light, Geomagnetic
Connectivity: Dual-SIM (Nano), WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax (Dual-band), Bluetooth 5.2, GPS / AGPS / Glonass / Galileo / Beidou / QZSS / NavIC, USB Type-C, 4G LTE, 5G (dual SIM)
Battery: 500mAh with 100W SuperDart Charge (100W GaN adapter inside the box)
Color Options: Hardcase. Wilderness, Iceland, Cangyan

Realme GT 2 Explorer Master Edition Launch and Availability

As for now, you can only buy the GT 2 Explorer Master Edition in China, where it starts at CNY 3,499 for the base 8/128GB variant. If it launches in Nepal, we expect the price of Realme GT 2 Explorer Master Edition in Nepal to start at NPR 68,499.

Realme GT 2 Explorer Master Edition	Official Price (China)	Price in Nepal (Expected)
8/128GB	CNY 3,499	NPR 68,499
8/256GB	CNY 3,799	NPR 74,499
12/256GB	CNY 3,999	NPR 77,499

Meanwhile, check out our review of the Realme GT Master Explorer Edition.

Intel Core i9-13900K leaks online with 5.7GHz Thermal Velocity Boost

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Intel Core i9-13900K leaks online with 5.7GHz Thermal Velocity Boost

We are still months away from the official launch of Intel’s 13th Gen processors. However, the upcoming Raptor Lake CPUs have been a subject of multiple leaks. Recently, the high-end Core i9-13900K was spotted in a benchmark listing, giving a glimpse of its specs and performance. In this article, we will discuss everything we know so far about the Intel Core i9-13900K processor.

Intel Core i9-13900K Rumors Roundup:

The Core i9-13900K recently went through the Geekbench’s benchmarking tests, as revealed by the now-deleted listing page. Geekbench says the entry was deleted after the system failed to verify the results. Fortunately, the listing was live long enough for enthusiasts to take note of its specifications.

Geekbench Listing

Intel 13th Gen Core i9-13900K scored 2133 and 23,701 points in Geekbench 5 single-core and multi-core tests, respectively. For reference, its predecessor, Alder Lake Core i9-12900K, previously managed scores of 1,987 and 17,272 in the same tests, respectively.

The tests were done on the ROG Maximus Z690 Extreme motherboard from Asus. Furthermore, the test system had 32GB of DDR5 SDRAM clocked at 3200MHz in a quad-channel configuration.

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The listing even corroborates previous rumors of the Intel Core i9-13900K being a 24-core CPU. It will have a thread count of 32. Based on the core/thread count, we can assume that the 24 cores will be divided into 8 high-performance P-cores and 16 efficient E-cores.

Base/Boost Clock Speed

Digging deeper into the Geebench’s data log, enthusiasts were able to determine the clock speed of the upcoming 13th Gen Core i9. According to the data, the CPU will have a base clock frequency of 3.0GHz and boost speed of 5.5GHz.

These numbers are in line with the previous leak by Lordzzz, who even provided a photo of an engineering sample of the chip as evidence.

Furthermore, Geekbench data log even shows the Core i9-13900K reaching up to 5.7GHz, albeit momentarily. This momentary burst in frequency could be because of Intel’s latest Efficient Thermal Velocity Boost (ETVB) feature .

Intel Core i9-13900K Launch Date (Expected)

According to the leaks, Intel is set to unveil its 13th Gen Raptor Lake desktop CPUs, Core i9-13900K included, in October this year. Intel will most likely announce the K-series processors, with the non-K CPUs’ launch to take place later.

Meanwhile, check out our $1000 budget gaming PC build.

Nubia launches RedMagic Gaming Monitor with mini-LED display, 1000 nits brightness

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July 12, 2022

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Nubia launches RedMagic Gaming Monitor with mini-LED display, 1000 nits brightness

Chinese tech giant Nubia just introduced the RedMagic 7S series of gaming smartphones. Along with it, the brand launched its first gaming monitor, the RedMagic Gaming Monitor. So, let’s have a look at the specifications, features, availability, and expected price of the Nubia RedMagic Gaming Monitor in Nepal.

Nubia RedMagic Gaming Monitor Overview:

To begin, the RedMagic Gaming is a 27-inch mini-LED monitor with 4K resolution. It has a wide viewing angle of 178 degrees and supports millimeter-wave wireless screen projection. The latter enables wireless 4K video projection with no loss of quality and ultra-low latency.

The monitor is also DisplayHDR 1000 certified, which means it has a peak brightness of 1000 nits and utilizes 1,152 dimming zones in the mini-LED panel to achieve it. Furthermore, the firm has secured TUV Rheinland certification for low blue light, which aids in the reduction of eye fatigue.

There’s more—the display has 10-bit image processing and a Delta-E value of less than 1. You also get AMD FreeSync Premium Pro certification, as well as ultra-high frequency PWM dimming, to combat image tearing while playing games.

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The RedMagic Gaming Monitor will be available in two models: a 4K model with wireless screen mirroring and 160Hz refresh rate, and a 2K variant with a 240Hz refresh rate and 400 nits of peak brightness. The latter, however, lacks mini-LED backlighting.

Moreover, in terms of connectivity, the monitor has two HDMI 2.1 ports, one Display Port, and a USB Type-C port. But Nubia has swapped the HDMI 2.1 on the 2K model with HDMI 2.0.

Nubia RedMagic Gaming Monitor Specification:

Resolution: 4K / 2K
Display:
- 4K: 27-inch mini-LED, 160Hz refresh rate, DisplayHDR 1000, 1000 nits brightness, 10-bit color depth
- 2K: 27-inch IPS, 240Hz refresh rate, DisplayHDR 400, 400 nits brightness, 10-bit color depth
Color Gamut: 99% AdobeRGB, 99% sRGB
Adaptive technology: AMD FreeSync Premium Pro
Ports: 2x HDMI 2.1 (4K) / 2x HDMI 2.0 (2K), 1x Display Port, 1x USB Type-C port

Nubia RedMagic Accessories

RedMagic has accompanied its first gaming monitor with peripherals such as a mechanical keyboard and a mouse.

The RedMagic Keyboard is a full-size mechanical keyboard that features a small LED display on top. The company collaborated with TTC on keyboard switches which are claimed to provide a shorter reaction time and more accurate gameplay input.

The mouse, meanwhile, is a 2.4GHz wireless mouse with a DPI range of 50 to 26000. It employs a GM8.0 micro switch that keeps the mouse function highly flexible for a long time. It has three connection modes and comes in two variants: Silver Wing Edition and Red Magic Edition.

Nubia RedMagic Gaming Monitor Price in Nepal and Availability

Nubia RedMagic Gaming Monitors and its accessories will be available in mainland China beginning in September. However, the company has not revealed the pricing of the neither the monitor nor the accessories yet.

Red Magic 7S Series official with Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, up to 18GB RAM

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Red Magic 7S Series official with Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, up to 18GB RAM

Following the unveiling of the Asus ROG Phone 6 series, Nubia has launched its own Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1-powered gaming phones. The newly announced Red Magic 7S series is the “slight” upgrade over the original lineup launched in February. In this article, we will be discussing the specs, features, expected price, and availability of the Nubia Red Magic 7S and 7S Pro in Nepal.

Nubia Red Magic 7S, 7S Pro Overview:

Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1

Red Magic 7S and 7S Pro are mid-year refreshes, and thus, do not boast significant upgrades or changes. The most noticeable change in Nubia’s latest gaming phones comes in the form of the chipset. Here, the company has turned to Qualcomm’s latest flagship offering.

Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 on the Redmi Magic 7S and 7S Pro is 10% faster in CPU and CPU performance compared to the 8 Gen 1 on the regular Red Magic 7 and 7 Pro.

The transition from Samsung to TSMC’s 4nm process means the new chip is 30% more power-efficient as well. Furthermore, it supports the latest LPDDR and UFS standard, which Nubia has utilized.

In addition, the Red Magic 7S series comes with Nubia’s in-house GPU frame stabilization engine. It consists of a five-layer rendering buffer, TC frame supplementation, and Magic Write Magic Sketch that helps gain more fps in games.

For instance, Nubia claims the Red Magic 7 and 7 Pro can average 59.7 fps and 120 fps in Genshin Impact and Honor of Kings with a standard deviation of 0.4 and 0.3, respectively.

ICE 9.0 Magic Cool

The two phones even managed to keep their temperature in check during the said gaming test. Nubia reported surface temperatures of 39.5-degree Celsius and 38.8-degree Celsius in the two tests, respectively.

It all because of the improved ICE Magic Cool technology, which is now in its ninth generation. RedMagic 7S series makes use of both active and passive cooling methods.

At the heart of the Red Magic 7S series’ cooling system is a centrifugal fan of 20000 RPM. It works alongside the shark fin vortex air duct, graphene + n-hexane phase change material, and vapor chamber to keep the core temperature of the phone in check.

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More For Gamers

On the right-hand side of the Magic 7S series, Nubia has included two shoulder buttons that can be programmed for different in-game functions. The keys have independent ICs and boast sampling rates of 520Hz.

Gamers can project gameplay from the Red Magic 7S and 7S Pro to a bigger screen. The new Red Magic 7S series supports 120fps wireless projection of up to 120fps.

Moreover, you can connect a keyboard and a mouse directly to the phones and have a PC-like gaming experience. Users can even livestream their game along with facial capture.

Nubia Red Magic Series features stereo speakers with DTS and Snapdragon Sound. Furthermore, it has a 3.5mm headphone jack and a three-mic setup.

Display

Nubia Red Magic 7S and 7S Pro feature the same-sized screen as their predecessors. You are looking at a 6.8-inch FHD+ AMOLED screen with 10-bit color depth and DC Dimming.

Still, you can tell between the two phones by observing the top bezels. The regular Red Magic 7S has bigger bezels as it has to house a selfie camera. The Pro gets away with an in-display selfie camera and thinner bezels.

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Moreover, the regular 7S refreshes at 165Hz, whereas the Pro model is restricted to just 120Hz.

Rest of the specs

Nubia Red Magic 7S and 7S Pro also differ in battery sizes. The vanilla model has a 4,500mAh battery, whereas the Pro model has a bigger 5,000mAh cell. The supported charging speeds are 120W and 135W, respectively. Nubia ships the phones with a 165W GaN PD charger that you can use to charge laptops and other accessories.

Cameras are not really a priority for gamers. As a result, Nubia has decided to keep it unchanged from the Red Magic 7 and 7 Pro. Likewise, both these devices will utilize new wireless standards like WiFi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2 for wireless communication.

Nubia Red Magic 7S Series Specifications:

	Red Magic 7S	Red Magic 7S Pro
Display	6.8” FHD+ AMOLED, 165Hz refresh rate, 720Hz touch sampling	6.8” FHD+ AMOLED, 120Hz refresh rate, 960Hz touch sampling
Chipset	Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 (4nm)
Memory	8/12/16GB LPDDR5 RAM, 128/256/512GB UFS 3.1	12/16/18GB LPDDR5 RAM, 128/256/1TB UFS 3.1
Rear Camera	64MP primary + 8MP ultrawide + 2MP macro
Front Camera	8MP (top bezel)	16MP (under-display)
Software	Android 12 with Red Magic OS 5.5
Connectivity	5G, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.2, GPS, 3.5mm jack
Battery	4,500mAh (120W charging)	5,000mAh (135W charging)

Nubia Red Magic 7S, 7S Pro Price in Nepal (Expected)

Nubia Red Magic 7 series is currently available in China where the regular models start at CNY 3,999 and the Pro model at CNY 5,199. The phones are set to launch globally as well. However, we don’t have an exact date for that. If Nubia launches them in Nepal, we expect the price of the Red Magic 7S and 7S Pro to start at NPR 79,499 and NPR 102,499, respectively.

Nubia Red Magic 7S Series		Price in China (Official)	Price in Nepal (Expected)
Red Magic 7S	8/128GB	CNY 3,999	NPR 79,499
	12/256GB	CNY 4,799	NPR 94,499
	12/256GB (Deuterium Transparent Edition)	CNY 4,899	NPR 97,999
	16/512GB (Deuterium Transparent Edition)	CNY 5,499	NPR 107,999
Red Magic 7S Pro	12/256GB	CNY 5,199	NPR 102,499
	12/256GB (Deuterium Transparent Edition)	CNY 5,299	NPR 110,499
	16/512GB (Deuterium Transparent Edition)	CNY 5,999	NPR 117,499
	16/512GB (Gold Steel Hornet Limited Edition)	CNY 6,499	NPR 127,499
	18GB/1TB (Deuterium Transparent Edition)	CNY 7,499	NPR 146,499

Meanwhile, check out our review of the Poco F4 GT.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Graphics Cards Price in Nepal [Updated]

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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Graphics Cards Price in Nepal [Updated]

In this article, you can find the latest price list of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 graphics cards available in Nepal, along with the full specs, features, price, and availability in Nepal.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Overview:

GeForce RTX 3080 was part of the initial 30-series lineup that was announced in September of 2022. Like the rest of the lineup, it is based on the new Ampere architecture and thus, brings features such as improved Tensor cores and RayTracing cores. In addition, Ampere-based cards, RTX 3080 included, boast smarter and faster memory.

The reference model of the RTX 3080 follows NVIDIA’s dual axial fan design that maximizes thermal performance through effective heat dissipation. The card features a front-facing fan, an exposed fin stack, a hybrid vapor chamber, and a backside fan that work together to optimize airflow for a quieter and cooler gaming experience.

If you are in the market looking for an RTX 3080 card, you will find that there are basically two variants of the card GPU. The biggest difference between the two lies in the VRAM memory. The higher-end version comes with 12GB of GDDR6 RAM whereas there are also models with 10GB of the said memory.

It’s only natural that they have different-sized memory lanes as well. The two cards also have an unequal number of CUDA cores and start at different base clock speeds.

It was the 8GB variant of the RTX 3080 that was announced first. The 12GB variant came more than a year later. It has been speculated that NVIDIA was compelled to launch the card with just 8GB of VRAM because of the peak silicon shortage. However, as the situation eased, the company followed it with a 12GB version.

That being said, NVIDIA is rumored to have stopped the production of the 12GB RTX 3080 altogether. Dipping GPU prices, the presence of the 12GB 3080 Ti model, and upcoming RTX 40-series GPUs are said to have contributed to the cause.

Key Specifications:

CUDA cores: 8960 / 8704
Boost Clock: 1.71 GHz
Base Clock: 1.26 GHz / 1.44 GHz
VRAM Memory: 12GB / 10GB GDDR6
Memory Interface Width: 384 / 320 bit
Ray Tracing Cores: 2nd Generation
Tensor Cores: 3rd Generation
Maximum Digital Resolution: 7680 x 4320
Standard Display Connectors: 1x HDMI, 3x DisplayPort
Multi-Monitor: 4
HDCP: Yes (2.3)
Total Graphics Power: 350W / 320W
Required System Power: 750W
Supplementary Power Connector: 2x PCIe 8-pin

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Price in Nepal

You can buy NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 partner cards in Nepal from brands like Asus, MSI, Galax, GigaByte, and more, with the price starting at Rs. 85,000. To note, these are partner cards, and the specifications may differ slightly from the reference cards discussed above. You can buy the RTX 3080 cards at the given prices from Hukut.

Graphics Card	Price in Nepal	Availability
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080	Rs. 85,000	Hukut

[Note: The price of the partner cards may differ slightly from the starting price discussed above.]

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Dell launches Inspiron 16 Plus with 12th Gen Intel CPU, up to RTX 3060 GPU

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July 10, 2022

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Dell launches Inspiron 16 Plus with 12th Gen Intel CPU, up to RTX 3060 GPU

Along with the Inspiron 14 Plus, Dell has also launched the Inspiron 16 Plus laptop globally. It brings a 12th gen Intel Core processor well accompanied by DDR5 RAM. Here, we will look into the specs, features, availability, and expected price of the Dell Inspiron 16 Plus in Nepal.

Dell Inspiron 16 Plus Overview:

Design and Display

This year’s Inspiron 16 Plus doesn’t necessarily bring any changes in terms of design. You still get an aluminum hood with a glossy Dell logo and an overall matte finish.

Similarly, at 2.05 kg and 19.95 mm thickness, the 16 Plus is a decent size for a 16-inch laptop. You can get it in a Dark Green color.

On the front, it flaunts a 16-inch WVA panel with 16:10 resolution and 3K resolution. Dell has included an anti-glare coating to aid with light reflection. Additionally, it comes with features such as ComfortView Plus and DC Dimming that lessens the screen flickering and make it easier on the eyes.

Moreover, the display has a peak brightness of 300 nits. There’s also a 1080p webcam on the top bezel which features temporal noise reduction to minimize background noises.

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Performance

Powering the laptop is an Intel Core i7-12700H processor, accompanied by up to 32GB of DDR5 RAM and up to 2TB of SSD. Likewise, the integrated GPU should be enough for individuals with less graphically demanding activities.

But, if you’re a content creator or a gamer, you can opt for an RTX 3050 Ti or even an RTX 3060 GPU. The latter comes with 6GB of GDDR6 VRAM, whilst the former has 4GB of GDDR6 memory.

Furthermore, the cooling solution on this machine includes dual fans with up to five heat pipes. Dell has also increased the vent outlet space by 15% to ensure that your device stays cool.

Rest of the specs

Fueling the Inspiron 16 Plus is an 86Wh lithium-ion battery that charges via a 130W charger.

Getting to the ports, it has two USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports, one Thunderbolt 4.0, an HDMI 2.0, an SD card reader, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. Similarly, it has Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2 for wireless connectivity.

Dell Inspiron 16 Plus Specifications:

Design & Build: Aluminium build, 2.05 kg
Display: 16″ IPS panel, 3K (3072×1920 pixel) resolution, 16:10 aspect ratio
Keyboard: Backlight keyboard
Processor: 12th gen Intel Core i7-12700H
RAM: Up to 132GB DDR5@4800MHz
Storage: Up to 1TB SSD
Graphics:
- Integrated: Iris Xe
- Discrete: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050Ti (4GB GDDR6) / RTX 3060 (6GB GDDR6)
Audio: Quad speakers
Battery: 6-cell 86Wh
Webcam: 1080p camera
I/O Ports: 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1, 1x Thunderbolt 4.0, 1x HDMI 2.0, 1x 3.5mm headphone jack, 1x SD card reader

Dell Inspiron 16 Plus Price in Nepal and Availability

The all-new Inspiron 16 Plus starts at USD 1,599.99 for the base variant and goes as high as USD 1,949.99 for the RTX 3060, 32GB RAM, and 1TB SSD model. We expect the price of Dell Inspiron 16 Plus to start at NPR 210,000, if and when it launches in Nepal.

Dell Inspiron 16 Plus	Price in the US	Price in Nepal (Expected)
Intel Core i7-12700H, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD	USD 1,599.99	NPR 210,000
Intel Core i7-12700H, 16GB RAM, and 512GB SSD, RTX 3060	USD 1,949.99	NPR 255,000

Meanwhile, check out our review of the Asus TUF F15 (2022).

RAM Price in Nepal [Updated]

RAM Price in Nepal

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Random Access Memory, or RAM, in short, is one of the major components to consider whenever you are building a new PC or updating an existing one. However, you can be overwhelmed with the number of options and the wide price range of RAM in Nepal. So, to help you make the best buying decision, we have compiled the list of the best RAM sticks (modules) that you can currently buy in Nepal at their official price.

What is RAM and what does it do?

RAM (Random Access Memory) is responsible for storing all the information relating to processes and threads being processed. When you run a program on a computer, related data and files (otherwise known as pagefile) need to be loaded onto the RAM. The system then uses the data in processing to give you the result you require.

There are programs that require more RAM than others. Generally, high-end games and programs that deal with large media files require higher RAM storage. Not having enough RAM may result in a laggy experience. It can even cause freezing and random boots. At times, your system will also display a “Memory Getting Low” error message.

How much RAM is enough for a Nepali user?

We recommend you have at least 8GB of RAM in any PC you built in Nepal, even if it’s a budget one. Today, it is the bare minimum, especially if you are going to install Windows on it. Microsoft has set the minimum RAM requirement for the latest Windows 11 at 4GB.

However, running Windows 11 machine with just 4GB of RAM, the experience will be anything but fluid. Even if all you do is watch movies, listen to music, and browse the internet, 8GB of RAM is the way to go. This way, you will also be able to do light multitasking.

However, if you are more of a heavy user, it is wise to have at least 16GB of RAM at your disposal. This is especially true for gamers. Most modern AAA titles require at least 16GB of RAM. Moving on, a PC for 4K video editing will require at least 32GB of RAM.

Things to consider before upgrading RAM in Nepal

There are a few considerations to make whenever upgrading RAM in a system. While it is not applicable to PCs, there are laptops where RAM upgrades are not possible. This is mostly the case with Ultrabook and thin-and-light notebooks, where manufacturers solder the RAM into the motherboard to save space for other components.

If your system has replaceable RAM then you can think of upgrading them. A lot of it will depend on your systems like the no of sticks that can be inserted, the maximum capacity, and the form factor (DIMM/SODIMM).

Do you really need the latest DDR5 technology?

You will also have to pay attention to the generation of the RAM module. The latest RAM standard is DDR5, but being a new-gen product it’s both expensive and hard to get in Nepal. There is just a handful of laptops and PC Motherboards with DDR5 RAM compatibility in Nepal.

The adaption of DDR5 RAM in the Nepali PC market is even slower. Most of the mainstream PC builds in Nepal today still use DDR4 RAM, which is the best option if you want to balance price and performance.

If it is an older system (PC or laptop) that you are trying to give a new life to, you will have to check the compatibility of the motherboard. Your system might just support DDR3 or DDR2 RAM, in which case it won’t be wise to waste money on newer RAM.

Also Read: How to Improve Performance of Your Old Laptop

Is mixing RAM harmful?

The best practice is to use identical RAMs in a system. Most RAM manufacturers sell RAM sticks in pairs or kit packages, and you can find them in Nepal as well. These are the best options if you are planning a new PC Build.

But if you are upgrading an existing system, you might be tempted to use newer RAM with older ones. And it won’t be a problem if you are using RAM modules of exact same model. But mixing two RAMs of different origins can cause a problem.

Theoretically, you can get away by using a stick of the same speed and voltage. Mis-matching RAM sticks of different speeds will result in the faster stick running at a slower speed to match the other stick. It’s the same if you mix RAM sticks of different voltages.

Also Read: Building a midrange gaming PC around $1,000 (NPR 180,000)

Single vs Dual Channel Configuration

Another factor to consider during RAM upgrade is the channel configuration. System memory can run either in a single channel or a dual-channel configuration. To make out the best of your memory, make sure to install it in a dual-channel configuration.

But the process is not as simple as slotting in two memory sticks. Modern motherboards can have more than two memory slots with certain slots designed to work together. Thus, you need to go deep dive into your motherboard specifications to figure out which slots to use.

It’s possible to use a higher storage RAM with a lower one. In this case, the lower capacity RAM will pair with a certain portion of the other stick in dual-channel RAM. The remaining portion of the higher memory RAM will work in a single channel. This is also called Flex Mode.

PC in Flex Mode won’t work as fast as in dual-channel configuration. However, if you are upgrading an old system, it should not be a major concern.

Memory Timing and CAS Latency

DRAM manufacturers tend to promote speed over any other parameter. And for most users, it is all that matters. However, advanced users, like those into overclocking, also pay attention to the Memory Timings.

You see, the frequency that you see on the product box is the maximum frequency possible. Most often, the RAM won’t run at the advertised speed right out of the box — the actual speed will depend upon the RAM standard and motherboard compatibility.

For you to use the full potential of your RAM, you need to overclock them. In this context, overclocking means tweaking the timing of the RAM. In simple terms, timing represents the interval working of the RAM. It is often represented as a set of four numbers differentiated by a dash “-”.

For example, you might encounter a memory with 16-18-18-36 timing. Each number stands for a certain phase of RAM’s internal mechanism. The most popular parameter of the four is the CAS Latency. It is the first number in RAM Timing and denotes the number of delays (in the clock cycle) between a data being requested and the time that RAM starts sending the data.

As a rule of thumb, the lower the CAS Latency, the better the performance of RAM. The same can be said about the rest of the timing parameters.

Is RGB necessary?

Some RAM even comes with its own RGB lighting. These RGBs do not have any effect on the performance and are there for the purpose of aesthetics alone. Unless you are building a gaming rig that you want to show off to your friends you will be better off with non-RGB RAM modules.

Also Read: PC builder’s Guide 101

How to buy RAM in Nepal?

Not all DRAM manufacturers have their official distribution network in Nepal. Some brands do sell their products via official distribution in Nepal, but they are hard to get and even when you do find them the price is usually high. As a result, most consumers turn to individual importers for RAM. These importers bring in a wide range of RAM from different brands and belonging to different price ranges in Nepal.

The price of RAM in Nepal doesn’t remain the same as the market for PC components is always changing. Still, you can use the given price list as a reference whenever you go shopping for a new card. In addition, we will be updating this price list based on the latest market trend.

RAM Price in Nepal 2022 [Updated]

XPG RAM Price in Nepal

XPG Spectrix D60G	RAM Frequency	Price in Nepal
8GB	3200MHz	Rs. 8,000
8GB	3600MHz	Rs. 8,300
16GB	3200MHz	Rs. 13,000
16GB	3600MHz	Rs. 13,500
32GB	3200MHz	Rs. 23,000
32GB	3600MHz	Rs. 24,000

AITC RAM Price in Nepal

AITC Rapidez	RAM Frequency	Price in Nepal
8GB	3200MHz	Rs. 8,000
8GB	3600MHz	Rs. 8,300
16GB	3200MHz	Rs. 13,000
16GB	3600MHz	Rs. 13,500
32GB	3200MHz	Rs. 23,000
32GB	3600MHz	Rs. 24,000

Vcolor RAM Price in Nepal

Vcolor Skywalker Plus	RAM Frequency	Price in Nepal
8GB	3200MHz	Rs. 6,500
	3600MHz	Rs. 6,800
	4000MHz	Rs. 7,000
16GB	3200MHz	Rs. 11,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 11,500
	4000MHz	Rs. 12,000
32GB	3200MHz	Rs. 18,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 19,000
	4000MHz	Rs. 19,500

Corsair RAM Price in Nepal

Corsair Vengeance	RAM Frequency	Price in Nepal
8GB	3200MHz	Rs. 8,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 8,300
	4000MHz	Rs. 8,500
16GB	3200MHz	Rs. 13,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 13,500
	4000MHz	Rs. 14,000
32GB	3200MHz	Rs. 23,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 24,000
	4000MHz	Rs. 24,500

G.Skill RAM Price in Nepal

G.Skill Trident Z	RAM Frequency	Price in Nepal
8GB	3200MHz	Rs. 9,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 9,500
	4000MHz	Rs. 10,000
16GB	3200MHz	Rs. 14,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 15,000
	4000MHz	Rs. 14,500
32GB	3200MHz	Rs. 25,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 26,500
	4000MHz	Rs. 27,500

G.Skill Diamond	RAM Frequency	Price in Nepal
8GB	3200MHz	Rs. 11,000
16GB	3200MHz	Rs. 16,000
32GB	3200MHz	Rs. 27,000

HyperX RAM Price in Nepal

HyperX Fury DDR4 RAM

HyperX Fury	RAM Frequency	Price in Nepal
te8GB	3200MHz	Rs. 7,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 7,300
	3733MHz	Rs. 7,500
16GB	3200MHz	Rs. 12,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 12,500
	3733MHz	Rs. 13,000
32GB	3200MHz	Rs. 20,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 21,000
	3733MHz	Rs. 21,500

Team Group RAM Price in Nepal

Team Group T Force	RAM Frequency	Price in Nepal
8GB	3200MHz	Rs. 6,500
	3600MHz	Rs. 6,800
	4000MHz	Rs. 7,000
16GB	3200MHz	Rs. 11,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 11,500
	4000MHz	Rs. 12,000
32GB	3200MHz	Rs. 18,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 19,000
	4000MHz	Rs. 19,500

Crucial RAM Price in Nepal

Crucial RAM (Non-RGB)	RAM Frequency	Price in Nepal
8GB	3200MHz	Rs. 6,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 6,300
	4000MHz	Rs. 6,500
16GB	3200MHz	Rs. 10,000
	3600MHz	Rs. 10,500
	4000MHz	Rs. 11,000
32GB	3200MHz	Rs. 16,500
	3600MHz	Rs. 17,500
	4000MHz	Rs. 18,000

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Best Gaming Mouse To Buy At Every Price Range In Nepal [Updated]

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July 10, 2022

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Best Gaming Mouse To Buy At Every Price Range In Nepal [Updated]

Selecting the perfect mouse can be pretty daunting, especially in Nepal. At the same time, good mice are available, but the unfair pricing on some leaves you desiring more. Following up on the best mechanical keyboards list, I have rounded up the best gaming mouse you can buy in Nepal at every price range.

Best gaming mouse in Nepal 2022 (Summary)

The mouse is undoubtedly the most crucial peripheral when it comes to PC gaming. Pinpoint accuracy is a must, as even the slightest movement matters when it comes to excelling competitively. To achieve the full potential, one must not be bottlenecked by their gaming PC and the peripherals.

S. No.	Gaming Mouse	Price in Nepal
01	Fantech X16 Thor II	Rs. 1,699
02	Razer Viper Mini / DeathAdder V2 Mini	Rs. 3,600 / Rs. 3750
03	Fantech Helios Go XD5	Rs. 8,499
04	Razer DeathAdder V2	Rs. 10,000
05	Glorious Model O	Rs. 10,000
06	Razer Viper 8KHz	Rs. 11,500
07	Razer Naga Trinity	Rs. 14,000
08	ROCCAT Kone Pro Air	Rs. 14,000
09	Logitech G Pro X Superlight	~Rs. 35,000

Best Under Rs. 2,000

Fantech X16 Thor II

While the Fantech X16 does not provide top-tier performance, it is one of the best gaming mice you can get for around NPR 1600. The design is reminiscent of brands like Logitech and Razer, which is not bad.

The mouse does not feel cheap but neither does it feel too premium. For the price, you get a 1000Hz polling rate, adjustable DPI (200-4,200), tons of RGB, and also macro capabilities. The only downsides of this mouse are its heavy weight, lack of onboard memory, and sub-par skates.

It does not slide as well on the mousepad, but you will likely not face any issues while playing FPS games. However, I suggest you save a bit and consider the next mouse in this list.

Fantech X16 Thor II Key Features:

PixArt 3519 Sensor
Up to 48 IPS / 10G Acceleration
Customizable RGB
Adjustable DPI 200 – 4,200DPI
1000Hz Polling Rate
1.8m Braided USB Cable
Price in Nepal: Rs. 1,699

Best Under Rs. 4,000

If you have Rs. 4,000 to spend on a mouse, don’t think twice and just get the Razer Viper Mini. The Razer DeathAdder V2 Mini is a valid option, too, as they share a lot in common. These two offer the peak of what you can get for under 4K.

Razer Viper Mini

The Razer Viper Mini is a super lightweight mouse at only 61 grams. The sensor accuracy on this mouse is top tier, and the magnificent low latency is all gamers could ask for. More so, the braided cable does not obstruct mouse movement.

The Razer Synapse software allows the user to reprogram every button on the mouse. Overall, the Razer Viper Mini does not leave any room for complaints.

However, if you have bigger hands, you might face some issues depending on your grip style.

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As I mentioned, the DeathAdder V2 Mini and the Viper Mini are the same mice. The choice boils down to whether you like Viper’s semi-ambidextrous shape or DeathAdder’s ergonomic one.

Razer Viper Mini Key Features:

61g lightweight ambidextrous design
Razer Optical Mouse Switch
Razer Speedflex Cable
Up to 300 IPS / 35G Acceleration
Up to 8,500 DPI
Razer Chroma RGB Underglow
100% PTFE Mouse Feet
Price in Nepal: Rs. 3,600

Best Under Rs. 10,000

For the best gaming mouse in Nepal under Rs. 10,000, we have three picks, each different from the other. While the DeathAdder V2 and Glorious Model O are wired, Fantech’s Helios Go XD5 offers wireless connectivity as well.

Fantech Helios Go XD5

The Helios Go XD5 from Fantech is a lightweight wireless gaming mouse. It comes with the popular Kailh GM8.0 switches and PixArt 3370 sensor. It can be used both wired and wirelessly. Just make sure you set the debounce to 0ms via the companion software for the best wireless gaming experience.

The provided paracord Type-C cable is lightweight and doesn’t produce drag while gaming. Likewise, the PTFE feet offer minimal resistance.

The build quality is decent but not the best. Due to the removable top cover, the mouse tends to squeak time and again. Also, the scroll wheel steps aren’t as well defined. Regarding performance, the mouse excels with no jitter or lags whatsoever.

Fantech Helios Go XD5 Key Features:

PixArt 3370 Sensor
72g Lightweight Design
Up to 400 IPS / 50G Acceleration
Adjustable DPI 800-19,000 DPI
1000Hz Polling Rate
Kailh GM8.0 Switches
Running RGB with 7 RGB modes
1.8m Type-C Paracord
Up to 40H battery life
Price in Nepal: Rs. 8,499

Razer DeathAdder V2

Razer’s DeathAdder lineup is iconic, and every gamer once had it on their wish list. Best suited for palm grip, the DeathAdder V2 provides super-low latency and a customizable CPI range. Compared to previous models, there is a visible improvement in the cable and feet quality.

The mouse is quite large, so it might not be suitable for claw/fingertip gamers with smaller hands. The Razer Synapse 3 software provides tons of customization but is not available for macOS.

However, as it has onboard memory, you can customize it on a Windows machine and then use it on Mac. But we are here for gaming and nobody games on a Mac. So, it should not be an issue.

Razer DeathAdder V2 Key Features:

Ergonomic Design / 82g weight
Razer Optical Mouse Switch
Razer Focus+ Optical Sensor
Razer Chroma RGB
Up to 650 IPS / 50G Acceleration
Up to 20,000 DPI
Price in Nepal: Rs. 10,000

Glorious Model O

The Glorious Model O features the popular honeycomb design that many desire. Speaking from personal experience, cleaning the dust buildup is a dreadful experience. Nonetheless, almost every best gaming mouse round-up mentions the Model O in one way or the other.

At 67 gm (103 gm with cable), it is one of the lightest mice on this list. Compared to the Deathadder V2, it has higher latency and lower maximum CPI but lower weight.

Pick this over the DeathAdder V2 if you like the lightweight ambidextrous body and the perforated honeycomb design.

Glorious Model O Key Features:

67g lightweight honeycomb design
Pixart 3360 Sensor with 1000Hz polling rate (1ms) and 0.7mm life-off distance
Proprietary 2.0m Ascend Cord braided cable
G-Skate Feet made 100% Virgin PTFE
Up to 12,000 DPI.
Fully customizable RGB lighting
Price in Nepal: Rs. 10,000

Best Under Rs. 15,000

There are plenty of gaming mice available for under 15K. But, in our opinion, the ROCCAT Kone Pro Air is the best gaming mouse in Nepal at this price point. Alongside being priced reasonably, it also packs a ton of features.

There is also the Razer Viper 8KHz which comes with an astonishing 8,000Hz polling rate for fluid mouse movements.

Well, for the MMO gamers, you can’t go wrong with the Razer Naga Trinity and the versatility it provides.

Razer Viper 8KHz

The Razer Viper 8KHz is exactly what the name suggests. It has a truly ambidextrous design with additional buttons on both sides. Compared to a normal Viper, it has a higher 8KHz polling rate, better cable, and better feet.

This means that the mouse provides fluid cursor movement while feeling well-built and lightweight. Despite not having a honeycomb body, the mouse weighs only 101 grams (cable included).

Razer Viper 8KHz Key Features:

71g True-Ambidextrous Design
Razer 8000Hz HyperPolling Technology
Razer Focus+ 20K DPI Optical Sensor
2nd-gen Razer Optical Mouse Switch
Up to 650 IPS / 50G Acceleration
Razer Chroma RGB
Price in Nepal: Rs. 11,500

ROCCAT Kone Pro Air

The ROCCAT Kone Pro Air is an extremely good wireless mouse that weighs only 72 grams. It has 3 connection modes: Bluetooth, 2.4GHz dongle, and wired.

It is a well-balanced ergo mouse suited for claw grip. Likewise, the build quality is very sturdy and it features unique shine-through RGB on the buttons.

You get a top-tier mouse for the top-tier price you pay. However, a wired-only version of the mouse is available for under NPR 10,000.

ROCCAT Kone Pro Air Key Features:

Ergonomic shape
Wireless + Bluetooth, with USB-C Rapid Charge
Lightweight Bionic Shell – 75g
Titan Switch Optical
Heat-treated pure PTFE glides
ROCCAT Owl-Eye 19K DPI optical sensor
Price in Nepal: Rs. 14,000

Razer Naga Trinity

The Razer Naga Trinity is a jack of all trades, but master of none. Three interchangeable side panels allow it to be used for both FPS and MMO games.

The multiple-button layout offers a lot of flexibility. It’s fantastic, especially for MMOs, but its weight, size, and rigid cable keep it from being perfect.

Razer Naga Trinity Key Features:

120g right-handed form factor
Razer 5G optical sensor, 16,000 DPI
Up to 450 IPS / 50 G Acceleration
3 interchangeable side panels: 2, 7, and 12-button configurations
Razer Mechanical Mouse Switches
1000Hz Polling Rate
Price in Nepal: Rs. 14,000

Best Premium Gaming Mouse in Nepal

The Logitech G Pro X Superlight is the best mouse you can buy in Nepal right now, but….. the elephant in the room, it’s incredibly overpriced in Nepal, and the lack of availability is a huge issue.

I’d suggest you go with the Kone Pro Air instead. But, if money is no constraint, you can get the G Pro X Superlight.

Logitech G Pro X Superlight

This is the best mouse money can buy right now in Nepal. From the design to the performance, it outperforms the majority of the competition globally. The mouse’s weight is distributed far better than any other on this list, weighing only 63 grams.

The Logitech G Pro X Superlight has a secure shape, making it suitable for the majority of users. Similarly, the coating Logitech uses on the body is strangely satisfying. Not to mention the star of the show, Logitech’s flagship Hero 25K sensor.

If we’ve to nitpick, the buttons, especially the side ones, are a little underwhelming. Another complaint is the lack of Bluetooth connectivity, which is unimportant for gaming.

The GPX Superlight’s skates work well, but Logitech does not include a replacement. So if you ever need a replacement, go for the Superglide glass skates for optimum performance.

The Logitech G Pro X Superlight Key Features:

63g lightweight design
Hero 25K sensor: 100 – 25,600 DPI
1000Hz Polling Rate
Up to 400 IPS / 40G Acceleration
No-additive PTFE Feet
70h battery life with constant motion
LIGHTSPEED wireless technology, Onboard memory
Price in Nepal: ~Rs. 35,000

Do you agree with our list of the best gaming mouse in Nepal? What do you think are the best gaming mice available in Nepal right now? Make sure to mention them in the comments below: