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Xiaomi launches Automatic Smart Door Lock Pro with 3D facial recognition

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Xiaomi launches Automatic Smart Door Lock Pro with 3D facial recognition

Xiaomi has unveiled a new Xiaomi Automatic Smart Door Lock Pro in China. The new door lock has an in-built 3D facial recognition system and support for Apple HomeKit. So, let’s walk through the specs, features, availability, and expected price of the Xiaomi Mi Automatic Smart Door Lock Pro in Nepal.

Xiaomi Mi Automatic Smart Door Lock Pro Overview:

Design

The new Xiaomi Automatic Smart Door Lock Pro brings a splendid appearance in the vertical shape. The main body protrudes out a handle and has a horizontally placed dual-camera setup on the top. 

Xiaomi Automatic Smart Door Lock Pro Design

When the network goes down, the door lock has a digital touch surface with a 16-button keypad that can be used to unlock the door. Likewise, there’s also an embedded fingerprint sensor. The device is available in a sole color option of black. 

Features

Moving on, the door lock includes two 2.3 MP wide-angle sensors that apply 3D mapping techniques for face recognition. The cameras can be also be used to record the outside world, allowing you to see who is your door. You can even view what is happening outside, thanks to the 172-degree Field of View. You can save the recordings either on a remote host or in cloud storage. The recording stays in the cloud for up to 3 days.

In total, the Xiaomi Automatic Smart Door Lock Pro has up to 7 different unlocking options – fingerprint, randomly generated pin, NFC, Bluetooth, Apple HomeKit, virtual key, and voice unlocking (from the Xiaomi Home app).

Rest of the specs

The system uses 8 AA batteries, with which it obtains a battery life of 12 months. On the other hand, the camera is powered by an independent 5mAh module that guarantees performance for 3-5 months, depending on use.

Xiaomi Automatic Smart Door Lock Pro Specifications:

  • Body: Rectangular
  • Touch Surface: Digital, 16-button keyboard
  • Camera: 2 x 2.3MP wide-angle
  • Battery: 8 AA cell (door lock) / 5mAh (camera)
  • Security Modes: 7
  • Companion Apps: MIJIA app (Android), Apple HomeKit (iOS)

Xiaomi Automatic Smart Door Lock Pro Price in Nepal and Availability

The new Xiaomi Automatic Smart Door Lock Pro has launched in China with an asking price of CNY 2,099. It will go on the first sale on July 6. We expect the price of the Xiaomi Automatic Smart Door Lock Pro to be around NPR 43,000 if and when it launches in Nepal.

Smart Door Lock Price in China Price in Nepal (Expected)
Xiaomi Automatic Smart Door Lock Pro CNY 2,099 NPR 43,000
  • Meanwhile, check out our review of Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite.

Leak: Samsung x AMD GPU leaves the competition in the dust

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Leak: Samsung x AMD GPU leaves the competition in the dust

There has been a lot of hype around Samsung’s upcoming flagship processor as it is confirmed to feature an AMD graphic solution. According to a leaker, Samsung has already started testing the GPU, and the initial test results look promising.

AMD GPU in Exynos 2200

The latest report comes from Ice Universe, who we know, is very reliable when it comes to Samsung leaks. According to him, Samsung has wrapped up the initial tests on the first RDNA 2 smartphone GPU from AMD.

The screenshots shared in the tweets show the GPU scoring 8568 and 8134 in two instances of the 3D Mark Wild Life test. It also achieved an average frame rate of 52fps and 50fps, on the two tests respectively.

It is the biggest score ever achieved by a smartphone in that particular benchmark, leaving behind Exynos 2100 and Snapdragon 888. The scores are even better than that of the iPhone 12 Pro Max, which scored 7,442 with its quad-core GPU.

Has Samsung finalized Exynos 2200?

The answer is probably no. Ice Universe has mentioned that the chipset used in the test is based on Cortex A77 architecture. We expect Samsung to go with newer cores (Cortex X2 and Cortex A77) for the performance cores in the Exynos 2200. Therefore, the chip that AMD GPU is being tested on is not Exynos 2200.

Will Samsung x AMD GPU reign top in 2022?

We cannot dive into this conclusion yet. First, we only have access to the initial GPU performance of the upcoming chipset. The result is impressive, partly because we are comparing it with the present-day solution. The true competitors for Exynos 2200 will be Snapdragon 895 and Bionic A15 and not their predecessors.

For reference, Apple reported a rough improvement of 8.3% GPU boost moving from A13 to A14. Similarly, Snapdragon 888 has a 35% better GPU than its predecessor.

AMD RDNA 2 GPU in Samsung Exynos 2200 intial test 3D Mark Wildlife

Moreover, we have not yet talked about the M1 chip in the latest iPads. They are at top of the 3D Mark Wildlife test with double the score of the upcoming AMD GPU.

That being said, it should not take away the excitement from the GPU in the Exynos 2200. Samsung has promised AMD RDNA 2 microarchitecture, which we find on the latest gaming consoles. In addition, the GPU will have features like ray tracing and variable rate shading.

Samsung x AMD GPU Launch Date

According to the same leaker, we will get to know about the AMD RDNA 2 GPU on the upcoming Samsung Exynos chip in July. The event was initially planned for June but was later postponed a month later. Since the Note series is canceled this year, the first product with the AMD GPU should launch next year, most probably the Galaxy S22 series.

  • Meanwhile, check out our gaming review of the Exynos 2100.

Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 vs Snapdragon 888 Plus: What’s different?

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Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 vs Snapdragon 888 Plus: What’s different?

On the first day of the Mobile World Congress 2021, Qualcomm has announced a mini-refresh to its flagship Snapdragon SoC in the form of Snapdragon 888 Plus. The chipset will power the device in the second half of the year. 

Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 Plus Overview:

The new chipset is essentially a rehash of the current Snapdragon 888, with nearly identical architectures and components. It is just that Qualcomm is able to overclock the Prime core once the manufacturing node matures. If you recall, Snapdragon 865 Plus was announced with a minor performance boost against standard 865. The new Snapdragon 888 Plus will go the same path, which means you won’t notice any significant differences when using it.

What’s changed?

At its heart, the Snapdragon 888 Plus chipset is still an octa-core processor with 1+3+4 core structures. That equates to one Cortex X1, three Cortex A78, and four Cortex A55 cores. What has changed is the X1 core’s clock speed, which has been increased from 2.84GHz to 2.995GHz. It is aimed at delivering a 5.2% performance upgrade over the standard Snapdragon 888. 

Furthermore, the AI engine’s performance has improved, leading to an increase in throughput from 26 TOPS to 32 TOPS. While utilizing the same Hexagon 780 module, Snapdragon 888 Plus offers 20% higher performance in AI workloads.

This time, Qualcomm hasn’t really upgraded the GPU, as we’ve seen in prior years’ releases of plus variants. It’s probably because the Snapdragon 888 is already using Adreno 660 at extremely high frequencies which is more than enough for most demanding titles. Thus, further increasing frequencies would bring very nominal change.

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Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 vs Snapdragon 888 Plus

SoC Snapdragon 888+ Snapdragon 888
CPU
  • 1x Cortex-X1@ 2.995GHz 
  • 3x Cortex-A78 @ 2.42GHz 
  • 4x Cortex-A55 @ 1.80GHz 
  • 1x Cortex-X1 @ 2.84GHz 
  • 3x Cortex-A78 @ 2.42GHz
  • 4x Cortex-A55 @ 1.80GHz 
GPU Adreno 660 @ 840MHz
AI Engine Hexagon 780 (32 TOPS AI) Hexagon 780 (26 TOPS AI)
Display
  • 4K @ 60 Hz, QHD+ @ 144 Hz (on-device) / 4K @ 60 Hz (external)
  • 10-bit color, HDR10+
Memory
  • LPDDR5 up to 3200MHz 
  • Up to 16GB RAM
ISP 14-bit Spectra 580 ISP
Camera
  • Single – 200MP
  • Dual – 64 + 25MP
  • Triple – 28MP
  • 4K video at 120fps 
  • 8K at 30fps
Codec Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HDR10, HLG, H.264 (AVC), H.265 (HEVC), VP8, VP9
Modem
  • Snapdragon X60 (integrated)
  • 5G NR Sub-6 + mmWave
  • DL = 7500 Mbps
  • UL = 3000 Mbps
Connectivity
  • Qualcomm FastConnect 6900
  • Wi-Fi 6E, Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 5, 802.11a/b/g, 802.11n
  • Bluetooth 5.2
  • USB 3.1
Process 5nm (Samsung)

Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 Plus Availability

Asus, Xiaomi, Motorola, Vivo, and Honor are all working on a Snapdragon 888 Plus phone that will be released in the third quarter of this year. So we’ll have to wait and see how this new chipset improves the device’s performance.

Chipset Availability
Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 Plus Q3, 2021
  • Meanwhile, check out our review of the Exynos 2100.

Lenovo introduces Yoga Tab 13 with a built-in kickstand and Micro HDMI port

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Lenovo introduces Yoga Tab 13 with a built-in kickstand and Micro HDMI port

Lenovo has unveiled its new Yoga Tab 13 for the global market that goes by the name Yoga Pad Pro 13” in China. The tab doubles as a second monitor, thanks to the built-in Micro HDMI port. So, let’s dig in to know the specs, features, availability, and expected price of Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 in Nepal.

Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 Overview:

Design and Display

The design is the most premium aspect of the Yoga Tab 13. It has a solid stainless steel rear kickstand attached to the tab that can rotate 180 degrees. That means either you stand it up or hang it from a wall, everything works perfectly here. Likewise, the body is partially made from Alcantara-clad, which adds to its premium-ness.

Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 Design and Display

As the name suggests, the device flaunts a 13-inch LTPS display with a resolution of 2160 x 1350. Further, the panel has a 16:10 aspect ratio, 400 nits peak brightness, 100% sRGB color-space, Dolby Vision, and a TÜV Eye Care certification.

Performance

Powering the tablet is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 chipset. The graphics work is handled by integrated Adreno 650 GPU. In terms of memory and storage, the Yoga Tab 13 comes equipped with 8GB of LPDDR5 memory and up to 128GB of storage. Lenovo claims the battery of Yoga Tab 13 can last up to 12 hours. On the software front, it ships with Android 11 out-of-the-box. 

Rest of the specs

Lenovo has fitted Yoga Tab with possibly the best enterprise feature – the Micro HDMI port. Now, users can use it to connect the tab to their PC and consoles and use it as an external display. As far as the cameras are concerned, it features an 8MP camera with a TOF lens. The tab has a Face Unlock feature because of the latter. It also supports Lenovo’s Precision Pen 2, which lets users draw or take notes while it’s propped up.

Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 Ports

Moreover, the wireless connectivity options include Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. It has a USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 port for charging and connecting compatible accessories. In terms of audio, it has a quad-speaker setup with Dolby Atmos.

Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 Specifications:

  • Dimension (H x W x D): 6.2 – 24.9 x 293.35 x 203.98 mm; 803gm
  • Display: 13″ LTPS, 400 nits, 60Hz refresh rate, 100% sRGB, Dolby Vision, 10-point touchscreen
  • Pen: Lenovo Precision Pen 2
  • Resolution: WQXGA (2160 x 1350 pixels)
  • Cameras: 8MP RGB + TOF
  • Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 
  • RAM: 8GB LPPDR5 RAM, 128GB storage
  • Audio: Quad-speaker, Dolby Atmos
  • OS: Android 11
  • Biometrics: Face Unlock
  • Battery: 12 hours
  • Connectivity: WiFi 6 802.11AX (2 x 2), Bluetooth 5.2
  • Ports: Micro-HDMI with HDCP 1.4, USB-C 3.2 Gen 1
  • Colors: Shadow Black

Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 Price in Nepal and Availability

The Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 will go on sale in the US starting July with a starting price of $680. If and when the Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 is launched in Nepal, we expect its price to be around NPR 85,000.

Tablet Price in the US Price in Nepal (Expected)
Lenovo Yoga Tab 13 USD 680 NPR 85,000
  • Meanwhile, check out our review of Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 5 (2021).

Here’s the first look at Google-based Samsung Galaxy One UI Watch

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Here’s the first look at Google-based Samsung Galaxy One UI Watch

Samsung has just unveiled the smartwatch interface that will replace Tizen OS in its Galaxy Watch lineup. The South Korean firm is calling it One UI Watch. As you may have guessed, it resembles Samsung’s One UI smartphone UI visually. We will be discussing everything Samsung unveiled about the new OS at the WMC 2021.

Samsung One UI Watch

The new One UI Watch was somewhat expected after Google confirmed that the two companies were working on a unified smartwatch platform. The merger between Samsung’s Tizen OS and Google’s Wear OS is yet to receive an official name, but people are already referring to it simply as Wear.

The One UI Watch is the first UI to be based on the “Wear.” With it, Samsung promises improved performance, an enriched smartphone-watch experience, and a wider range of apps.

Look and Feel

To start off, the One UI Watch inherits visual cues from its smartphone counterpart. At the event, Samsung let us a sneak peek at the UI’s settings layout, which is based on One UI (smartphone).

One UI Watch Settings Layout

Samsung will also roll out its Watch face design tool to Android developers later this year. It will add more customization options.

Google Play Integration

Users will also be able to download apps directly from the Play Store. Google apps such as Maps, YouTube Music, and Message will be readily available. In addition, third-party app developers for One UI Watch can now integrate features directly from Google Play. Popular apps like Smart Caddie, Adidas Running, Calm, and others will also be available for One UI Watch users.

Auto App installation on One UI Watch

Part of Galaxy Ecosystem

What’s more, the One UI Watch can seamlessly synchronize with your smartphone. Thanks to the Android integration, the One UI Watch will automatically download a compatible version (if it exists) when you download an app on your phone. Similarly, One UI Watch will be able to display time on different time zones based on what you have on your phone. In addition, you can now block a number from the watch, and it will automatically synchronize across all your Galaxy smartphones.

Block Number on One UI Watch

Samsung One UI Watch Availability

Samsung has also confirmed that One UI Watch will debut on the next Galaxy Watch. According to the rumors, Samsung will launch Galaxy Watch 4 (previously referred to as Galaxy Watch Active 4) in August.

  • Meanwhile, check out our review of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 3.

Kathmandu Metropolitan proposes free parking facility for electric vehicles in the valley

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Kathmandu Metropolitan proposes free parking facility for electric vehicles in the valley

The Kathmandu Metropolitan has proposed with free parking facility for electric vehicles throughout the city. If accepted, the policy will be taken into effect from the coming fiscal year, that is 2078/79. It will aid in the promotion of electric vehicles in the valley.

Free parking for electric vehicles in Kathmandu:

The announcement of the Nepal Government’s budget for the forthcoming fiscal year has greatly benefited the EV industry. The substantial shift in the taxing structure has given enough optimism to the people. In addition, the recent programs put forward by the local government raise our hopes for the expansion of EVs in Nepal.

Plans

The Mayor of Kathmandu, Vidhya Sundar Shakya, presented the policy and program for the fiscal year 2078/79 which includes a 100 percent discount for electric vehicle parking in the valley. Similarly, the metropolis has also put forward a program to build charging stations in collaboration with the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA).

The metropolitan has been charging parking fees at designated places of New Road, Dharmapath, Kantipath, Durbar Marg, and public roads of Tripureshwor, Ratna Park, Bhotahiti, Keshar Mahal, and Lainchaur. Further, the fee for two-wheelers and four-wheelers parking is Rs. 25 and Rs. 80 per hour, respectively. However, after the implementation of the free parking policy, no charges will be levied on electric vehicles.

Ease of Business Tax

Moreover, Dr. Shivraj Adhikari, the Head of the Revenue Department, stated that electric vehicle-related businesses will be exempted from paying business taxes for the upcoming fiscal year.

According to him, there are around ten similar firms in the municipality. They have been paying business taxes ranging from Rs 30,000 to Rs 50,000 each year. Furthermore, many small business owners are only now beginning to register their companies. And, the new tax policy will offer encouragement for them to engage in such initiatives.

  • Meanwhile, check out our initial impressions of the Samsung Galaxy M32.

Infinix Concept Phone 2021 unveiled with 160W charging, color-changing panel & more

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Infinix Concept Phone 2021 unveiled with 160W charging, color-changing panel & more

Over the past few weeks, we have been hearing of Infinix’s next big project in bits and pieces. First, the 160W charger leaked, and then came the renders of a premium-looking phone. Yesterday, Infinix took the stage at the World Mobile Congress to unveil the Concept Phone 2021.

Infinix Concept Phone 2021 Overview:

160W Wired Charging

Let’s start with the charging first. The 160W charging in the Infinix Concept Phone 2021 is the fastest we have ever seen in a smartphone. It can charge the phone from 0 to 100% in just 10 minutes.

Currently, commercial phones max out at 120W (iQOO 7 Chinese Variant and Mi 10 Ultra). While Xiaomi and Oppo have demoed even faster solutions, they are yet to be implemented in an actual phone.

Working Mechanism

Infinix Concept Phone 2021 uses an 8C battery, which has 18% less resistance than a 6C battery. The higher “C” number also enables it to charge and discharge at a higher rate.

The charger, on the other hand, uses Gallium Nitrate (GaN) and Silicon Carbide (SiC). These material choices help manufacture compact adapters with high efficiency.

The Super Charge Pump, which converts voltage from the charging port to the device, boasts an efficiency of 98.6%.

Safety Mechanism

The lower-resistance battery and the higher-efficiency pump should reduce heat to an extent. Still, Infinix has included 20 temperature sensors to keep it in check. If it goes over 40˚ Celsius, the phone security mechanism kicks in. And there are 60 of them in place.

In addition, the phone supports 50W wireless charging.

Color-Changing Design

People have also talked a lot about the phone’s design, and rightly so. It’s nothing we have seen prior in an Infinix phone. Infinix Concept Phone 2021 has a 6.67-inch AMOLED panel with 88˚curvature at the side. This curvature leaves no room for the side buttons.

At the back, the phone has a massive “NOW” branding that almost covers the entire rear panel. If you think this is ludicrous, wait till you see it shift color.

It does so with the application of electrochromic material, which changes its appearance based on the exposure to current. Brands like Vivo and Oppo have demoed similar technology in the past. Even OnePlus used it to hide cameras on Concept One.

The cherry on the top is the “O,” which changes color to notify you of notifications. In addition, it glows when the charger is plugged in.

Rest of the Features

The rectangular camera module on the back setup encloses a triple camera setup. The 64MP primary sensor is huge and protrudes further from the module. You can notice the rectangular periscope sensor towards the bottom left. It supports digital magnification of up to 60X. The third sensor is an 8MP ultrawide sensor. On the front, there is a 32MP selfie shooter.

Powering the phone is Helio G95, which looks out of place given the rest of the specs. It runs Android 11 out-of-the-box.

Infinix Concept Phone 2021 has a single speaker grille at the bottom. It is placed together with a Type-C port, SIM card slot, and a microphone.

Infinix Concept Phone 2021 Specifications:

  • Display: 6.67-inches FHD+ AMOLED panel, 88˚ curvature
  • Chipset: MediaTek Helio G95 (12nm)
  • GPU: Arm Mali-G76 MC4
  • Software & UI: XOS on top of Android 11
  • Rear Camera: Triple (64MP main, 8MP ultrawide, 8MP periscope lens)
  • Front Camera: 32MP sensor (punch-hole)
  • Battery: 4,000mAh with 16W fast charging, 50W wireless charging

Infinix Concept Phone 2021 Availability

As indicated in its moniker, Infinix Concept Phone 2021 is a concept phone. Thus, it’s unlikely that it will ever hit the market.

Brands often do this to offer a preview of what they are capable of. It is also a means to extend goodwill among customers and news media. Mi Mix Alpha, Oppo X 2021, and OnePlus Concept One are some popular examples of concept phones.

What do you think of Infinix? Will you even consider buying flagship smartphones from brands like Infinix? Do let us know your opinion in the comments section.

  • Meanwhile, check out our review of Infinix Zero 8.

JBL Quantum Gaming Headsets are now available in Nepal

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JBL Quantum Gaming Headsets are now available in Nepal

JBL needs no introduction in Nepal. Though mostly known for its portable speakers, the company sells all sorts of audio equipment in Nepal. EvoStore, the official distributor for JBL products in Nepal, has now launched the Quantum gaming headsets lineup. Here, we have listed all the JBL Quantum Gaming headsets currently available in Nepal, along with their features and official price.

JBL sells its gaming audio accessories under the Quantum brand. Quantum’s portfolio includes headsets, earphones, and speakers. High-end JBL Quantum accessories come with features like QuantumEngine, QuantumSurround, QuantumSphere360, and more.

JBL Quantum Gaming Headsets in Nepal:

JBL Quantum 50

This is the only in-ear headset on this list. Its 8.6mm drivers are tuned by the JBL QuantumSound signature. The headset has a volume slider and a dedicated mute button. The microphone is placed away from the controls to avoid interference.

JBL Quantum 50

JBL Quantum 50 Specifications:

  • Weight: 21.5g
  • Driver: 8.6mm
  • Impbedance: 16 Ohm
  • Sensitivity: 97dB at 1kHz/1mW
  • Connectivity: 3.5mm jack
  • Mic: Yes
  • Companion App: No
  • Price: Rs. 4,500

JBL Quantum 100

Moving on, the Quantum 100 is the cheapest headset in the lineup. It has a 3.5mm audio jack that you can connect to PC and gaming consoles. As for sound quality, you get a 40mm driver with a frequency response of 20Hz – 20 kHz. Unfortunately, it doesn’t come with RGB lighting nor surround sound. In addition, the mic is fixed to the headset.

JBL Quantum 100

JBL Quantum 100 Specifications:

  • Weight: 220g
  • Driver: 40mm
  • Impedance: 32 Ohm
  • Sensitivity: 96dB at 1kHz/1mW
  • Frequency Response: 20Hz – 20kHz
  • Connectivity: 3.5mm jack, 1.2m
  • RGB lighting: No
  • Surround Sound: No
  • Noise Cancellation: No
  • Mic: Flip-up mic (fixed)
  • Companion App: No
  • Price: Rs. 6,000

JBL Quantum 200

JBL Quantum 200 is a lot like the Quantum 100. It is a little heavier at 245g and features a more sensitive sound driver.

JBL Quantum 200

JBL Quantum 200 Specifications:

  • Weight: 245g
  • Impedance: 32 Ohm
  • Sensitivity: 100dB at 1kHz/1mW
  • Frequency Response: 20Hz – 20kHz
  • Connectivity: 3.5mm jack, 1.2m
  • RGB lighting: No
  • Surround Sound: No
  • Noise Cancellation: No
  • Mic: Flip-up mic (fixed)
  • Companion App: No
  • Price: Rs. 9,500

JBL Quantum 300

What differentiates Quantum 300 from the two above is the support for QuantumEngine. Thus, you can personalize the headset’s audio performance via software. It comes with a USB audio adapter that enables the QuantumSurround effect.

JBL Quantum 300

JBL Quantum 300 Specifications:

  • Weight: 245g
  • Impedance: 32 Ohm
  • Sensitivity: 100dB at 1kHz/1mW
  • Frequency Response: 20Hz – 20kHz
  • Connectivity: 3.5mm jack, USB audio adapter (both 1.2m)
  • RGB lighting: No
  • Surround Sound: Yes
  • Noise Cancellation: No
  • Mic: Flip-up boom mic (fixed)
  • Companion App: Yes
  • Price: Rs. 11,000

JBL Quantum 600

JBL Quantum 600 is the first wireless headphone on this list, and it features RGB lighting. It connects wirelessly via 2.4GHz frequency. The headset has 50mm drivers and it features a 1300mAh battery with up to 14 hours of playback time with RGB off.

JBL Quantum 600 Gaming Headset

JBL Quantum 600 Specifications:

  • Weight: 346g
  • Driver: 50mm
  • Impedance: 32 Ohm
  • Sensitivity: 100dB at 1kHz/1mW
  • Frequency Response: 20Hz – 20kHz
  • Connectivity: Wireless (2.4G)
  • Battery: 1300mAh (3.7V)
  • Playback time: 14 hours
  • Charging Time: 2 hours (USB-C)
  • RGB lighting: Yes
  • Surround Sound: Yes
  • Noise Cancellation: No
  • Mic: Flip-up boom mic (fixed)
  • Companion App: Yes
  • Price: Rs. 23,500

JBL Quantum 800

JBL Quantum 800 is heavier than Quantum 600 and has additional features. First, it supports Bluetooth connectivity. In addition, it has Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) as well.

JBL Quantum 800 Gaming Headset

JBL Quantum 800 Specifications:

  • Weight: 410g
  • Driver: 50mm
  • Impedance: 95 Ohm
  • Sensitivity: 95dB at 1kHz/1mW
  • Frequency Response: 20Hz – 40kHz (Passive) / 20Hz – 20kHz (Active)
  • Connectivity: Wireless (2.4GHz, Bluetooth)
  • Battery: 1300mAh (3.7V)
  • Playback time: 14 hours
  • Charging Time: 2 hours (10W)
  • RGB lighting: Yes
  • Surround Sound: No
  • Noise Cancellation: ANC with USB dongle (PC, PSP, Mac)
  • Mic: Flip boom mic
  • Extra: Discord Certification, Audio Equalizer
  • Price: Rs. 30,500

JBL Quantum One

The ear cushions on JBL Quantum One come with leather wrapping. It has a detachable mic and USB for PC connectivity. The biggest highlight here is QuantumSphere 360. It pairs JBL’s surround sound technology with head tracking sensors. You can play with the RGB lighting from the JBL QuantumEngine software.

JBL Quantum One Gaming Headset

JBL Quantum One Specifications:

  • Weight: 369g
  • Driver: 50mm
  • Impedance: 95 Ohm
  • Sensitivity: 95dB at 1kHz/1mW
  • Frequency Response: 20Hz – 40kHz
  • Connectivity: 3.5mm jack (console), USB dongle (PC)
  • RGB lighting: Yes
  • Surround Sound: Yes, with 360 head tracking
  • Noise Cancellation: ANC with USB dongle (PC, PSP, Mac)
  • Mic: Detachable boom mic
  • Extra: User profiles, Discord Certification, Audio Equalizer
  • Price: Rs. 32,500

JBL Quantum Gaming Headsets Price in Nepal [Summary]

JBL Gaming Headsets Price
JBL Quantum 50 Rs. 4,500
JBL Quantum 100 Rs. 6,000
JBL Quantum 200 Rs. 9,500
JBL Quantum 300 Rs. 11,000
JBL Quantum 600 (Wireless) Rs. 23,500
JBL Quantum 800 (Wireless) Rs. 30,500
JBL Quantum One Rs. 32,500

Where to buy JBL Quantum Gaming Headsets in Nepal?

EvoStore is the official distributor for JBL products in Nepal, including the Quantum gaming headsets. You can even find them on other authorized stores like Oliz Store.

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Yadea e-scooters are finally available in Nepal

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Yadea e-scooters are finally available in Nepal

Nepali customers now have more options to choose from when switching to electric vehicles. Yadea, a world-renowned brand of electric two-wheelers has brought three e-scooters to Nepal. Here, we will be looking at all Yadea e-scooters launched in Nepal, along with their official price and availability.

Yadea is a company that specializes in high-end electric two-wheelers. It has a wide range of products, including e-bikes, e-tricycle, e-scooters, and kick scooters. Currently, the company has over 1,889 distributors in over 70 countries.

Yadea appointed Kuzu Group as its official distributor for Nepal in 2020. And now, Kuzu Group sells Yadea e-scooters and e-bikes. At launch, the company is also offering a flat Rs. 25,000 discount on all three models. But you’re gonna have to hurry up to avail of this offer as it’s only applicable on the first 15 units of each e-scooters. Besides this, there’s 0% EMI and other benefits as well.

Yadea E-Scooters Price in Nepal:

Yadea S-Like

The company calls this the urban city commuter as it is designed to get you through city roads. Thus, it is best suited for the daily commute or delivery jobs. It comes with a 4.2-inch LCD panel with automatic light adjustment. Yadea S-Like’s body is made from aluminum alloy and it has an IP65 rating against dust and water. This e-scooter boasts a range of 60km.

Yadea S-Like

Yadea S-Like Specifications:

  • Range: 60km (Dual battery: 120km)
  • Top Speed: 50km/hr
  • Top Speed Torque: 120NM
  • Electromotor: GTR 3.0
  • Power: 1200W – 2000W
  • Tire: 12 inches tubeless
  • Battery: 24AH ATL Lithium (60V)
  • Charging Time: 6 hours
  • Battery life cycle: 800
  • Price: Rs. 230,000

Yadea G5

Next up is the Yadea G5 which features a 7-inch VA LCD speedometer with an automatic light adjustment feature. The highlight here is the 32Ah Panasonic Lithium battery, which allows it to have greater power and range. Otherwise, its specs are quite similar to that of S-Like.

Yadea G5 e-scooter

Yadea G5 Specifications:

  • Range: 80km
  • Top Speed: 60km/hr
  • Top Speed Torque: 120NM
  • Electromotor: GTR 3.0
  • Power: 1200W – 2300W
  • Tire: 12 inches tubeless
  • Battery: 32Ah Panasonic Lithium (60V)
  • Charging Time: 6 hours
  • Battery life cycle: 800
  • Storage box capacity: 26L
  • Price: Rs. 330,000

Yadea C1S

Yadea C1S is the company’s premium offering. This e-scooter is designed by Kiska – the company behind the visual style of KTM bikes. Unlike the other two EVs in this list, it is IP67 dust and water-resistant. C1S boasts a top speed of 60km/hr and a range of 80km.

Yadea C1 e-scooter

Yadea C1S Specifications:

  • Range: 80km
  • Top Speed: 60km/hr
  • Top Speed Torque: 120NM
  • Electromotor: GTR 3.0
  • Power: 1800W – 2200W
  • Tire: 12 inches tubeless
  • Battery: 32Ah Panasonic Lithium (60V)
  • Charging Time: 6 hours
  • Battery life cycle: 800
  • Storage box capacity: 25L
  • Price: Rs. 350,000

Yadea E-Scooters Price in Nepal [Summary]

Yadea E-Scooter Model Price in Nepal
S-Like Rs. 230,000
G5 Rs. 330,000
C1S Rs. 350,000

Where to buy Yadea E-Scooters in Nepal?

Kuzu Group is the official distributor of Yadea e-scooters in Nepal. You can buy the above-mentioned e-scooters from Yadea’s showroom in Naxal, Kathmandu. For more info, you can visit the company’s official website or Facebook page.

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Nepali security researcher bags $100,000 from single bug bounty platform

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Nepali security researcher bags $100,000 from single bug bounty platform

Lately, bug bounty has been a hot topic among Nepali youth. Many Nepali researchers have been rewarded for strengthening the cybersecurity of international platforms. Today, we are talking about Naresh Lamgade, a Nepali security researcher who won $100,000 from the Bugcrowd bug bounty program.

Story of Nepali security researcher who won $100,000 from Bugcrowd

Naresh Lamgade is not someone new in the field. He started his journey as a security analyst at F1Soft International back in 2014. Naresh completed his Bachelor of Technology from London Metropolitan University. He is also a founding member of ventures like Cynical Technology and Bugv. The former is a cybersecurity startup company based in Kathmandu whereas Bugv is Nepal’s first bug bounty platform.

If you are new to the concept, bug bounty platforms are where businesses sign up to have their system’s security tested. Independent researchers then help them to identify security flaws, for which they receive points and cash rewards.

Focusing is key

As mentioned earlier, Naresh has received $100,000 from the international bug bounty platform Bugcrowd. It’s a result of his 1.5 years of work on the platform, where he has helped secure multiple international companies.

Naresh Lamgade bugcrowd reward $100000

This is why we think his story is an important one. Instead of coming off as a one-time success, his story highlights the dedication and consistency required to succeed in this field that often gets overlooked.

Naresh says, “Focusing on a single program will help you to understand and uncover hidden functionalities and get you more experience with the application.”

Idea behind Bugv

Bugv bug bounty platform in Nepal

This experience also encouraged him to launch Bugv. Through this initiative, Naresh hopes to help strengthen the digital security of Nepali companies. As of now, companies like D-Paisa, Merojob, and Rojgari have already signed up for the program.

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