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Samsung Galaxy A56 review: Iterative but enough?

Pratima Adhikari

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March 24, 2025

Samsung Galaxy A56 review: Iterative but enough?

Hello everyone, Pratima here! And one thing we all know is that Samsung’s flagship S-series lineups have been a tremendous success – the S23 Ultra, last year’s S24 Ultra and the newly launched S25 Ultra – all were and are awesome flagship phones!

Similarly, their A series phones are also very popular among consumers with the brand launching A26, A36, and A56 recently. The latter is their most expensive A-series phone yet, and for the last few days, I have been daily driving the A56 to bring you the full review! But before I get to that, let’s take a quick peek at its specs!

Samsung Galaxy A56 5G Specifications:

Display: 6.7-inch Super AMOLED Infinity-O Display, 120Hz refresh rate, Gorilla Glass Victus+
Resolution: Full HD+ (1080×2400 pixels)
Processor: Exynos 1580 (4nm)
Software & UI: One UI 7.1 based on Android 15
Rear Camera: Triple
– 50MP main, OIS
– 12MP ultrawide
– 5MP macro
Front Camera: 12MP (hole-punch cutout)
Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, NFC, 5G, GPS, VoLTE
Battery: 5000mAh with 45W charging
Color Options: Olive, Graphite, Light Gray
Price in Nepal: Rs. 65,999 (8/256GB), Rs. 70,999 (12/256GB)
Check out the full specs of the Samsung Galaxy A56 here.

Buy Samsung Galaxy A56 here

Samsung Galaxy A56 Review

A Solid Build

158.2 x 76.7 x 8.2 mm, 202 grams
Glass front/back, Plastic frames
IP67 dust/splash resistant

Let’s start this review with the positives first and here the design is top-class. There’s an aluminum frame, Gorilla Glass Victus+ protection on both the front and the back, you get a more likable camera module, and the overall design aesthetics just feels like you are carrying an expensive phone. I also like this OLIVE color variant that I have with me. The fingerprints & smudges are less visible here!

It’s thinner and much lighter than last year’s A55 too, hence it feels really good in the hands. Although these edges could have been less sharp for a more comfortable grip. Samsung also hasn’t missed out on the official IP67 dust and water resistance, which is almost as good as the IP68 rating we get with the S25!

Top-notch display

6.7-inches FHD+ OLED panel
120/240Hz refresh/touch sampling rate
Corning Gorilla Glass Victus+ protection

However, I think Samsung could have done better with the bezels on the front. It’s quite thick especially if I keep it side by side with the S25 Ultra.

I also think Samsung should now be going with a faster fingerprint sensor. This one just isn’t very fast! Other than that, the display here is really good.

The color reproduction, white balance, and warmth are so good, it will offer you a great multimedia experience – Be it while watching Instagram reels, YouTube videos, or Netflix. BTW, you do get HDR 10 play back support in both Netflix and Amazon Prime! The brightness is also reasonably good. It can reach 1200 nits in HBM, which isn’t a record-breaking number, but the sunlight legibility is decent and it can get super dim too.

Performance

Octa-core Exynos 1580 (4nm)
8/12GB LPDDR5 RAM, 256GB UFS 3.1 storage

The one area where I am surprised with the Galaxy A56 is the performance. It uses the in-house Exynos 1580 chipset, about which I initially thought Why Exynos again? Because the Exynos chipset in the past always used to perform slowly and used to overheat a lot!

But this year’s Exynos 1580 is on the right trajectory. It’s a good improvement over last year’s Exynos 1480 and is also slightly better than the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 and 7s Gen 3. Plus, I have never noticed it getting warm, it stayed cool while I was gaming for more than 30 minutes or performing wildlife stress tests.

The OneUI smoothness

OneUI 7.1 based on Android 15
6 years of OS and 7 years of security updates

And with the new One UI 7, everything feels respectably smooth. Indeed, it feels smoother than the VIVO V50 and even the Nothing Phone 3(a) Pro. The 120Hz is quite optimized and the whole UI feels refreshing – the multitasking tray, the notification panel, the charging animation, everything.

However, one thing you ought to know is we don’t have all the One UI 7 features here as compared to the S25 Ultra. For eg, the Now Bar I loved so much on my S25 Ultra has very limited functionality, I can’t trigger Gemini by long pressing the power button, it opens Bixby and I have to swipe from here to access Gemini, the AI features are also quite low, and it doesn’t work as well too. Plus, there is no AI summary, AI translation and even grammar check here.

Definitely not meant for gaming!

Another aspect that is a potential deal breaker for some users is the Gaming performance. Here, PUBG mobile only runs at 30 fps, yes, just 30 fps, but with future updates, it should get support up to 60 fps, but still not as good as other phones at a similar price bracket.

Some good things about the Exynos

How’s the Battery Life?

5000mAh battery with 45W fast charging

The battery life situation is also a solid B+, but I wish Samsung had opted for a Si-Ca battery here and included a 6000mAh unit instead of a 5000mAh unit.

Chinese companies are ahead in this aspect since they are using 6000-6500mAh cells on their mid-range phones, and there are even rumors that Honor is going to launch a phone with a 7800mAh battery in the Honor 400 series!

What’s nice is we get 45W charging support here, up from 25W, and with this, it refills much faster, if you have the compatible PD adapter and 5A cable. (0 to 60% in 30 mins, 100% in 1 hour 5 mins)

Cameras

Triple camera setup at the back
(50MP main, 12MP ultrawide, 5MP macro)
16MP selfie camera

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Ok, let me now talk about things where Samsung could have done better, and the camera is one aspect where I do think Galaxy A56 should be doing much better considering the price. Sadly, we do get the same hardware as last year, with the only change being the 12MP Selfie camera, which now gets a bigger sensor.

Hence, I found the camera performance to be just “B+” or “A-”. First of all, I think Samsung should have included a 3X telephoto lens here. Maybe they could have borrowed that from the S24 FE – that 10MP 3X lens, which would have resulted in much better portraits.

Daylight

Right now, its 50MP camera crops the photos digitally to 2X for portraits and if I zoom in on these photos, it’s not very sharp! Although the skin tone and bokeh look fine.

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Regular daytime Photos are also nice most of the time. It has vibrant colors and accurate white balance, but I have been in situations where I think photos from this phone could have been brighter. Just look at this photo I shot with the A56 and VIVO V50. Vivo’s output is brighter.

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Ultrawide

The Ultra-wide camera is also nothing exciting either. You do get a wider field of view, but in challenging situations, there are shadow-crushing and sub-par dynamic range issues!

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Lowlight

And when I am clicking photos during the nighttime, there is this issue with the Night Mode. Both the main and ultra-wide camera’s photos in night mode have desaturated and bizarre output! Hopefully, this will be solved with an update.

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Selfies & Videos

Likewise, there is no 4K 60fps recording option from all the lenses. However, I must admit that the 4K 30fps footages come out decent, with good enough stabilization, skin tone, and colors. Selfies are also pretty nice! I found it to process skin tone better than what we got on the A55.

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Samsung Galaxy A56 Review: Conclusion

So, overall, given everything, if I have to rate Galaxy A56 out of 10, it would be an 8 out of 10 for Nepalese consumers. Samsung is a veteran in the smartphone industry and they know people are still going to pay that premium for a Samsung phone even if it’s not the most bang for buck on paper specs.

Plus, Samsung is one of the few brands that’s got the technical ability to provide 6 years of updates even on their mid-range phone, they have the most retail outlets/service centers, and they have the easiest no-cost EMI available wherever you are from – all thanks to the Knox security.

So, it’s a much SAFER & easier option to get for most users, as compared to the Nothing Phone 3(a) Pro, Honor 200 Pro, OnePlus 13R, or any other Chinese phones out there – which might offer better value! That’s the harsh reality!

Samsung Galaxy A56 Review: Pros & Cons

Pros

Premium Build
Gorgeous 120Hz AMOLED panel
Reliable main camera
Fluid software

Cons

Exynos 1580 is not for gaming
Ultarwide camera needs to be optimized
No telephoto lens at this price point

Mobile Banking vs Digital Wallets: What to choose?

Digital Wallet

Dip Khatiwada

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March 24, 2025

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Mobile Banking vs Digital Wallets: What to choose?

I recently found myself comparing mobile banking and digital wallet apps on my phone. While my bank’s app requires several steps to complete even simple transactions, the wallet app lets me pay bills with just a few taps. Using mobile banking and digital wallets can be a personal choice, but on a personal level, using wallets simply feels more light while mobile banking feels heavy with all the processes. In this article I will discuss the digital payment landscape in Nepal, comparing mobile banking vs digital wallets to help you understand which option might work best for you.

The Digital Payment Revolution in Nepal

Only a person wearing blinders would fail to notice that Nepal’s financial landscape has transformed dramatically over the past decade. What started with the introduction of the first digital wallet around 2009 has now evolved into a competitive market with multiple players. The COVID-19 pandemic especially accelerated this shift as we all needed contactless payment options during lockdowns.

Increased smartphone availability, improved internet coverage, and easier banking access have contributed to this growth. According to Nepal Rastra Bank Payment Systems data, digital transactions increased by an impressive 300% between 2020 and 2023. Currently, over 12 million Nepalis use digital wallets, with eSewa leading the market, followed by Khalti and IME Pay.

Digital Wallets: My Go-To for Daily Transactions

I use digital wallets for most of my quick payments. These platforms allow me to store money digitally and conduct various financial transactions. They’ve shown significant growth, with wallet users increasing by nearly 24% in fiscal year 2080/81 to reach over 23 million. During this period, transactions worth 31 billion 302 million rupees were processed through wallets.

When I use digital wallets, I appreciate:

The convenience of completing transactions in just a few clicks
The speed of payments for utilities, mobile recharges, and merchant payments
The rewards and cashbacks I receive

I primarily use eSewa, which was Nepal’s first digital wallet launched in 2009 and now has over 8 million users. I’ve also tried Khalti, known for its rewards, and IME Pay, but not more often than others.

Enhanced verification and transfer security

One aspect of digital wallets that I find useful is the verification process. When using eSewa, I can see if I’m sending money to the right person before completing the transaction. The app shows the recipient’s name before I confirm, which helps prevent mistakes.

With mobile banking, I sometimes find it harder to verify the recipient since the app mainly shows the account number rather than a name confirmation. This simple verification feature in digital wallets brings the kind of convenience I appreciate for everyday transactions.

The Power of Shared Wallets

Digital wallets also make it easier to share expenses with friends and family without transaction fees. For group expenses like trips or shared bills, we can use a single digital wallet account that everyone has access to.

This approach helps avoid the fees that often come with bank-to-bank transfers. When family members need to send each other money for shared expenses, using a digital wallet eliminates those extra costs. For families and friends managing joint expenses, this feature makes digital wallets particularly useful in Nepal.

Also Read: Khalti and IME Pay Merger: A threat to eSewa?

Mobile Banking: Choice for Larger Transactions

When I need to make larger transfers or access comprehensive banking services, I turn to mobile banking. Unlike digital wallets that require preloading money, my mobile banking app gives me direct access to my bank account.

Mobile banking handles substantially larger transaction values – NPR 3.73 trillion in the last fiscal year compared to digital wallets’ 31.3 billion rupees. This suggests that many Nepalis prefer mobile banking for significant transactions.

I value mobile banking for:

Direct access to my account without preloading funds
Higher transaction limits for major purchases
Access to loans, fixed deposits, and other financial products
Bank-level security with multiple authentication layers
Seeing my complete financial picture in one place

Mobile Banking or Digital Wallet – How I Choose Between the Two

I’ve developed a simple system for deciding which platform to use:

I choose digital wallets when:

I need quick payments for everyday transactions
I want to take advantage of rewards and cashbacks
I’m making utility bill payments or mobile recharges
I need to share expenses with others without transaction fees
I want clear verification of who I’m sending money to

I opt for mobile banking when:

I need to make larger transactions
I want direct access to my full bank balance
I require comprehensive banking services beyond payments
I need the highest level of security for important transactions

Mobile Banking vs Digital Wallets: The Future As I See It

Both systems will likely continue to evolve and coexist. QR-based payments have grown remarkably, with transactions increasing by over 113% in the last year. New developments like Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services could also change how we manage our finances.

While mobile banking seems positioned to handle larger transaction values due to its structural advantages, digital wallets will likely continue to excel in convenience, accessibility, fee-free sharing capabilities, and transaction verification.

Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses 2 launched with updated frame and durability

Mijia
Xiaomi

Mintu

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March 24, 2025

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Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses 2 launched with updated frame and durability

Xiaomi’s Mijia brand offers a multitude of products and accessories quite at budget pricing. Now the subbrand has unveiled a new smart audio glass with some interesting features. In this article, we’ll walk through the specs, features, and expected price of the Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses 2 price in Nepal.

Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses 2 Overview:

Design

In terms of design, the new Mijia Smart Audio Glasses 2 features some design refinements. This new smart wearable is now sleeker and more comfortable to wear, thanks to the frame being just 5mm thick. Compared with the last gen, it is now 26% thinner at the narrowest point and 30% thinner at the widest. On top of that, it weighs only 27.6 grams.

Likewise, it is sturdy too, Xiaomi has used an advanced “piano steel ultra-flexible hinge” which is durable enough even after 15,000 bends. Moreover, the glasses feature a second-generation quick-release system with a hinge design that is 70% smaller, enabling effortless one-handed lens swapping. The available frame styles include five options: metal aviator, hybrid browline, classic Boston, hybrid aviator, and deep-space titanium.

Audio and Features

Let’s address the audio section of this wearable. Mijia says it has upgraded the audio performance with an optimized acoustic structure. There is a four-microphone array offering better noise reduction too and enhanced call clarity. Furthermore, users can activate a new privacy mode from the Mijia Glasses app to reduce sound leakage as well.

Holding the temple triggers instant voice recording, eliminating the need for a phone. To maintain privacy, an indicator light turns on whenever the recording is active. These smart glasses also boast IP54-rated dust and water resistance, voice assistant integration, and real-time audio streaming.

Battery

Lastly, you get up to 12 hours of music playback, 9 hours of talk time, and 12 days of standby. It charges via a 2C magnetic charging tech that does the full charge in just one hour. Similarly, a 10-minute charge will provide four hours of listening time.

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Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses 2 Price in Nepal and Availability

Mijia is beginning the crowdfunding campaign on March 10 with a special price of CNY 999. If it ever makes its way here, we expect the Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses 2 price in Nepal to be NPR 21,999.

Smart Glass	Price in China (Official)	Price in Nepal (Expected)
Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses 2	CNY 999	NPR 21,999

Meanwhile, you can check our Xiaomi 15 Ultra review.

Huawei Smart TV S6 Pro launched with HarmonyOS 4.3

Huawei
TV

Surakshya Acharya

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March 24, 2025

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Huawei Smart TV S6 Pro launched with HarmonyOS 4.3

Huawei is a well-known brand for its smartphones, but the company also makes laptops, smartwatches, bands, and TVs. Recently, Huawei launched the Smart Screen S6 Pro which is a sleek and powerful TV perfect for watching movies, gaming, and even fitness. In this article, we’ll dive into the Huawei Smart Screen S6 Pro TV, its features, and its expected price in Nepal.

Huawei Smart Screen S6 Pro TV Overview

Design and Display

The Huawei Smart Screen S6 Pro has an ultra-thin design with a body that is 36% thinner than its predecessor. This sleek TV sits just 5mm from the wall blending seamlessly into modern living spaces. With a stunning 99% screen-to-body ratio the bezel is nearly invisible. This device is available in sizes of 65-inch, 75-inch, 85-inch, and 98-inch.

In the front, the display features Ultra HD 4K resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels). It uses a Super Mini LED panel supported by Huawei’s Honghu visual engine which allows for vibrant colors and high brightness. Additionally, the TV offers a refresh rate of 288Hz which makes a smoother viewing experience. With a peak brightness of 1000 nits and direct down backlight mode it’s perfect for bright environments. With its high-end visual technology this TV would be ideal for both casual and high-end viewers.

Performance and Audio

Under the hood, the S6 Pro is powered by a quad-core processor with 4 Cortex A-73 cores, ensuring strong performance for all your tasks. It also has 4GB of RAM, 2GB of virtually expanded RAM, and 128GB of storage. I find this configuration to be great offering smooth multitasking without hiccups. The TV runs on HarmonyOS 4.3 and it supports multi-screen interaction that allows you to cast 4K content from Huawei smartphones with just one tap.

It includes a Lingxi remote which is a universal controller that supports voice commands and set-top box controls. Speaking of ease, it’s nice that Huawei thought of every detail to ensure a streamlined user experience.

On the audio front, the S6 Pro offers Huawei’s Audio Vivid technology delivering immersive 3D sound. Thanks to the independent low-frequency design the TV can hit lows down to 60Hz providing a punchy bass and clear mids and highs. This makes it great for movie nights or intense gaming sessions. It also supports 2.1 channels and Huawei Histen Audio, ensuring high-quality sound. Whether you’re watching action-packed films or playing fast-paced games the audio performance is top-notch.

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AI Features

Huawei’s latest software brings new features like SearchEasy which simplifies movie searches, answers your questions, and shares ideas based on your interests. There’s also a dedicated gaming UI that lets you tweak settings in real time. If you’re into gaming you’ll love the AI image optimization which auto-detects gaming scenarios and enhances renderings. Plus, the TV’s AI can help with fun things like reciting poems, solving math problems, or learning about science and technology.

Huawei Smart TV S6 Pro Specifications

Design: Ultra-thin profile, 36% thinner body, 99% screen-to-body ratio
Display: Ultra HD 4K resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels)
- Super Mini LED panel
- Huawei Honghu visual engine
- 288Hz refresh rate, 1000 nit peak brightness
Chipset: Quad-core processor (4x Cortex A-73 cores)
RAM: 4GB, 2GB virtual RAM
Storage: 128GB
UI: HarmonyOS 4.3
Audio: Huawei Audio Vivid, 2.1 channels, Huawei Histen Audio
Connectivity:
- Multi-screen interaction
- 4K casting from Huawei smartphones
- Lingxi remote with voice commands and set-top box controls

Huawei Smart TV S6 Pro Availability and Price in Nepal

The S6 Pro is available in China, with a starting price of CNY 6499. If it comes to Nepal we can expect the price of Huawei Smart TV S6 pro to be around NPR 130,000.

Huawei Smart TV S6 Pro	Price in China (Official)	Price in Nepal (Expected)
65-inch	CNY 6499	NPR 130,000
75-inch	CNY 8999	NPR 175,000
85-inch	CNY 10999	NPR 215,000
98-inch	CNY 16999	NPR 330,000

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Nepal wants to build its own LLM, but is it realistic?

AI
Nepal

Dip Khatiwada

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March 24, 2025

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Nepal wants to build its own LLM, but is it realistic?

The Nepal Government has announced an ambitious plan to develop its own Large Language Model (LLM) for the Nepali language. Deputy Secretary Narayan Timalsina revealed this initiative at the “AI for Nation’s Development” event, sparking both excitement and skepticism about how practical this really is.

Nepal’s AI Landscape Right Now

This announcement came during a seminar organized by the Nepal Academy of Science and Technology (NAST) and the Curriculum Implementation and Technology Subject Committee. Several experts weighed in on the state of AI in Nepal:

Dr. Rabindra Prasad Dhakal from NAST pointed out that Nepal ranks 109th globally in AI readiness, meaning there is a lot of catching up to do.
MoCIT Joint Secretary Anil Kumar Dutta discussed ongoing efforts to regulate AI development.
NAST Academician Prof. Dr. Subarna Shakya talked about the potential applications and challenges AI presents.
Prof. Dr. Dilip Subba stressed the need for a well-thought-out AI policy to guide development.

Can Nepal Compete in the LLM Space?

The global AI race is heating up, and smaller countries are trying to carve out their own space. Take China’s Deepseek, for example. With an estimated budget of around $5 million, far less than what Silicon Valley giants pour into their models, it still managed to develop a competitive LLM. This shows that smaller economies can enter the AI game, but even these “modest” sums are still huge for a country like Nepal.

What LLMs Can and Can’t Do

Language models today power everything from chatbots and virtual assistants to content creation and data analysis. But they are not perfect:

Creativity is still robotic – AI-generated writing often feels formulaic.
Cultural nuance is tricky – Many models struggle with regional dialects and context.
Accuracy is not guaranteed – AI still needs human oversight to avoid misinformation.
Computational power is a massive hurdle – Training and running LLMs require serious hardware and energy resources.

The Challenges for Nepal’s LLM Ambition

Nepal has big dreams for AI, but let’s be real. Building an LLM from scratch comes with serious challenges:

Lack of computing power – Training an LLM requires massive servers, GPUs, and energy. Nepal has hydropower, but does it have the infrastructure?
Competition is fierce – The AI field is dominated by companies with years of experience and billion-dollar budgets. Catching up will not be easy.
Is this the best use of funds? – Instead of trying to build a general-purpose LLM, that money could go into more targeted AI projects that directly benefit Nepal’s economy.

Smarter Alternatives Nepal Could Consider

Instead of going all-in on a full-scale LLM, Nepal might get better results by:

Focusing on specific AI applications – AI in agriculture, tourism, or healthcare could have a bigger impact.
Building AI education and research – Strengthening local expertise could be more valuable in the long run.
Developing AI-friendly policies – Smart regulations can encourage innovation while protecting users.
Partnering with global AI projects – Collaboration could help Nepal benefit from cutting-edge AI without reinventing the wheel.
Enhancing Nepali language AI tools – Rather than a full LLM, Nepal could improve language processing systems that integrate with existing models.

The Bottom Line

Nepal’s interest in AI is a positive step, but true technological progress is not always about building everything from scratch. Strategic decisions about what to develop in-house and what to adapt from existing technology could be the key to making AI work for Nepal. Whether this LLM project turns into a success or a costly experiment remains to be seen.

TCL launches C7K TVs in Europe with up to 115″ QD-Mini LED displays

TCL

Dip Khatiwada

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March 24, 2025

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TCL launches C7K TVs in Europe with up to 115″ QD-Mini LED displays

TCL has introduced the C7K Premium QD-Mini LED TV, rolling out in Europe. This model improves upon the C6K series and shares similarities with the QM7K available in the U.S. This article will discuss everything about the TCL C7K, including its expected price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.

TCL C7K Overview

Display and Performance

The TCL C7K features a 4K resolution display with a 144Hz native refresh rate and 120Hz MEMC for smoother motion. Depending on the size, it includes local dimming zones ranging from 2,048 to 2,880. Additionally, it offers a peak brightness of 2,000-3,000 nits and a contrast ratio of 7,000:1 with an HVA panel.

HDR and Color

The TV supports multiple HDR formats, including Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, and HLG. It covers 93% of the DCI-P3 color gamut for enhanced color accuracy. The Halo Control System reduces blooming for improved image quality.

Smart TV and Gaming Features

The C7K runs on Google TV, providing access to streaming services, voice control, and Google Meet. For gaming, it includes Game Accelerator 288, Game Master, Gamebar, and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, enhancing performance for high-frame-rate gameplay.

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Audio System

The TV comes with a 4.2.2-channel Onkyo sound system. It supports DTS Virtual:X, offering an improved audio experience.

TCL C7K Specifications

Resolution: 4K
Refresh Rate: 144Hz native, 120Hz MEMC
Peak Brightness: 2,000-3,000 nits
Contrast Ratio: 7,000:1 (HVA panel)
Color Gamut: 93% DCI-P3
HDR Support: Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10+, HLG
Special Feature: Halo Control System
OS: Google TV
Apps: Streaming services, voice control, Google Meet
Gaming: Game Accelerator 288, Game Master, Gamebar, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro
Audio System: 4.2.2-channel Onkyo sound system
Audio Tech: DTS Virtual:X

and Availability

The TCL C7K is currently available in Europe. The 50-inch model’s price in Austria starts at Euro 899. When it launches in Nepal, the base variant is expected to start at NPR 145,000.

Device Name	Price in Austria (Official)	Price in Nepal (Expected)
TCL C7K 50″	Euro 899	NPR 145,000
TCL C7K 55″	Euro 1,049	NPR 170,000
TCL C7K 65″	Euro 1,199	NPR 195,000
TCL C7K 75″	Euro 1,799	NPR 290,000
TCL C7K 85″	Euro 2,399	NPR 390,000
TCL C7K 98″	Euro 3,399	NPR 555,000
TCL C7K 115″	Euro 11,999	NPR 1,960,000

The new Sony ZV-E10 II camera is for vloggers on a budget

Camera
Sony

Raizel Tandukar

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March 24, 2025

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The new Sony ZV-E10 II camera is for vloggers on a budget

Sony is a pioneer in camera and the technology surrounding it. And they just launched the ZV-EV10 II offering in Nepal targeted at bloggers i. Let’s look into the Sony ZV-E10 II camera in further detail including its expected price in Nepal.

Sony ZV-E10 II Overview

Imaging and Design

This camera is Sony’s second-generation mirrorless vlog camera with APS-C format. The Sony ZV-E10 II comes with a 26-megapixel Exmor R CMOS sensor. Underneath, it packs the BIONZ XR image-processing engine which allows for 4K 60p video recording and high-density 759-point focal plane phase-detection autofocus. The camera is capable of recording in multiple formats including 10-bit 4:2:2 while also supporting the S-Log3 wide dynamic range.

Being a vlogging camera, the Sony ZV-E10 II is a compact unit with a thickness of just 54.20mm and weighing under 300 grams. Meanwhile, it comes with a 3-inch TFT LCD with touch support. It can be turned in just about any angle facilitating easier shooting. The audio isn’t a slouch either! It packs an advanced three-capsule microphone with excellent pickup and noise-reduction capability. On top of that, the Sony ZV-E10 II comes with a windscreen to further enhance the audio clarity. The camera is also compatible with a wide range of Sony E-mount lenses.

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Features and Battery

The Sony ZV-E10 II fully facilitates vloggers with the features it provides. For instance, the Creative Look function on this camera provides 10 different presets and also allows you to customise shooting modes. It can capture slow-mo footage of up to 120fps in clear XAVC-S FHD quality. Similarly, you can set the exposure interval between 1 to 60 seconds for timelapses. Because this camera will mostly be used handheld, it has Active Mode that utilises EIS to ensure smooth 4K recordings.

It can auto-adjust the screen orientation following the way you are shooting. The connectivity of this camera is also plenty fast with WiFi 5 support and a USB 3.2 Type-C port with 5Gbps data transfer speed. You can access further functionality through the Creators’ App and Creator’s Cloud platform. In the tank, it packs the NP-FZ100 battery with a 2,280 mAh capacity which can last over three hours of continuous recording. In the meantime, the Sony ZV-EV10 II also supports USB PD that allows up to 27W of charging speed.

Sony ZV-E10 II Specifications

Dimensions: 114.80 mm x 67.50 mm x 54.20 mm
Weight: 292 grams
Format: APS-C
Sensor: 26MP Exmor R CMOS
Processor: BIONZ XR image processing sensor
Imaging: 26MP (Images), 19.9MP / 4K 60p (Videos), 120fps (slow-mo), EIS, High-density 759-point focal plane phase-detection
Display: 3-inch (7.5cm) TFT LCD, touchscreen, vari-angle movement
Connectivity: WiFi 5, USB 3.2 Type-C (5Gbps)
Battery: NP-FZ100 (2,280 mAh)
Battery Life: Up to 195 minutes of video recording or 610 still shots
Companion App: Creators’ App (Android | iOS)

Sony ZV-E10 II Price in Nepal and Availability

The Sony ZV-E10 II has been priced at NPR 130,000 in Nepal.

Sony Camera	Price in Nepal (Official)
ZV-E10 II	NPR 130,000

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Realme V70 series launches with minimal upgrades over its predecessor

Surakshya Acharya

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March 23, 2025

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Realme V70 series launches with minimal upgrades over its predecessor

Realme is preparing to launch the V70 and V70s as the successors to the V60 and V60s. These new smartphones come with similar specs to their predecessors. In this article we’ll explore the Realme V70 and V70s including their features and expected price in Nepal.

Realme V70 Series Overview

Design and Display

The Realme V70 and V70s have a sleek and slim design. Both have a slim profile of 7.94mm and weigh around 190 grams. These devices are built for durability with IP64 certification and military-grade drop resistance, reinforced corners, and water resistance. Additionally, the phones support touch control even with wet or oily hands. The V70 comes in a black color, while the V70s is available in Cangshan Green.

Both phones sport a 6.72-inch display with a 120Hz refresh rate which ensures smooth scrolling and a responsive touch experience. The displays also come with full DC dimming to reduce flicker and protect your eyes during long usage sessions. They include adaptive color temperature controls and several eye-care modes, adding more comfort for extended use.

Performance and Battery

The Realme V70 is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 5G processor, built on a 6nm architecture. It features an octa-core processor with 2 Cortex A76 cores clocked at 2.4GHz and 6 Cortex A55 cores clocked at 2.0GHz. Unfortunately, this chipset isn’t much of an upgrade over the V60 so the performance remains largely the same.

On the other hand, the Realme V70s is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ 5G processor which is also the same as the chipset of the V60 series. It includes 2 Cortex A76 cores clocked at 2.2GHz and 6 Cortex A55 cores clocked at 2.0GHz. Honestly, it would have been nice to see a different and more powerful processor in these models.

Both phones support dynamic RAM expansion that offers up to 16GB of RAM (8GB physical + 8GB virtual) paired with 256GB of internal storage. These handsets run on Realme UI 6.0 based on Android 15. As for the battery, both devices come with a 5,000mAh battery (again) similar to the V60 model. Not to mention the Realme V60s comes with 4,500 mAh battery capacity. Realme claims up to 10 hours of continuous video playback, 38 hours of talk time, and about 80 hours of music playback on a single charge.

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Camera and Audio

Thankfully the V70 series brings an upgrade in the camera department with a 50MP AI primary camera compared to the 32MP camera in the V60. The camera will also feature Magic Depth AI for more natural portraits and better-layered shots. Both the V70 and V70s come with a 300% louder speaker, providing clearer sound even in noisy environments. This improvement will definitely make a difference when watching videos or listening to music.

Realme V70 Series Specifications

Specifications	Realme V70	Realme V70s
Design	Slim, military-grade durability
Display	6.72-inch, 120Hz refresh rate
Protection	IP64, water and dust resistance
Chipset	MediaTek Dimensity 6300 5G	MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ 5G
RAM	8GB (physical) + 8GB (virtual)
ROM	256GB
OS/UI	Realme UI 6.0 based on Android 15
Camera	50MP AI primary
Battery	5000mAh
Connectivity	5G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Audio	300% ultra-loud speakers
Color Options	Black	Cangshan Green

Realme V70 Series Availability and Price in Nepal

The Realme V70 starts at CNY 1,199 for the 6/128GB variant while the V70s is priced at CNY 1,499 for the 6/128GB variant. When these phones are available in Nepal, we can expect the Realme V70 to start around NPR 25,000 and the V70s to be priced around NPR 30,000.

Realme V70 Series	Price in China (Official)	Price in Nepal (Expected)
V70 (6/128GB)	CNY 1,199	NPR 25,000
V70 (8/256GB)	CNY 1,499	NPR 30,000
V70s (6/128GB)	CNY 1,499	NPR 30,000
V70s (8/256GB)	CNY 1,899	NPR 38,000

Meanwhile, watch our Realme 14 Pro+ Review:

Honor launches its Pad X9a with a Snapdragon 685 chipset

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Surakshya Acharya

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March 23, 2025

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Honor launches its Pad X9a with a Snapdragon 685 chipset

Honor launched the Pad X9 in 2023 and now it’s back with the X9a as its new mid-range tablet in Malaysia. Although the price is still not revealed, we have all the details on the specs and features. Let’s go through the details of Honor X9a including its specifications and expected price in Nepal.

Honor Pad X9a Specifications

Design and Display

The Honor Pad X9a comes in a single gray color with a dual-tone finish. The top part is slightly lighter while the lower half darkens a bit. While the Honor Pad X9 has a pilled-shaped camera island with two cameras the “a” series comes with a single camera module. On the front it has an 11.5” LCD screen with a resolution of 2,508 x 1,504 pixels. The display offers a smooth 120Hz refresh rate and a peak brightness of 400 nits, making it decent for everyday use and media consumption.

Performance and Battery

Under the hood, just like its predecessor the X9a is powered by the Snapdragon 685 chipset. It features an octa-core CPU with four Cortex-A73 cores at 2.8 GHz and four Cortex-A53 cores clocked at up to 1.9 GHz. For memory, it comes with 8GB of RAM which can be virtually expanded by another 8GB from the 128GB storage. You’ll also find it running on Android 15 with MagicOS 9.0.

In terms of battery, it comes with a hefty 8,300mAh battery which supports 35W fast charging. Honor claims that it can last up to 70 days on standby which is pretty impressive.

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Rest of the Specs

While camera hardware is usually not a focus for tablets the Honor X9a is no exception. It has an 8MP rear camera with autofocus and an f/2.0 aperture. The 5MP front camera should handle basic video calls or selfies well.

For connectivity, the tablet supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.1. Also, you will get the option to use a wireless keyboard and stylus. Other than that there is Voice Notes with AI assistance that supports automatic speech-to-text conversion.

Honor Pad X9a Specifications

Display: 11.5″ LCD, 120Hz
Resolution: 2,508 x 1,504 pixels
Chipset: Snapdragon 685
Memory: 8GB RAM (expandable up to 8GB virtually)
Storage:128GB storage
OS: Android 15-based MagicOS 9.0
Back Camera: 8MP with autofocus and f/2.0 aperture
Front Camera: 5MP
Battery: 8,300mAh with 35W charging support
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.1
Colors: Gray

Honor Pad X9a Price and Availability

As of now, Honor hasn’t revealed the official price of the Pad X9a. We’ll update this article with pricing details once they become available.

Meanwhile, watch our Xiaomi Pad 7 Unboxing:

OPPO Mobile Price in Nepal [Updated 2025]

Yural Maskey

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March 23, 2025

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OPPO Mobile Price in Nepal [Updated 2025]

In this article, we are going to list the official price of OPPO mobile phones in Nepal along with its specifications, overview, and features.

OPPO: Brand Overview

Chinese smartphone brand OPPO officially arrived in Nepal via the sole authorized distributor – Telecell Pvt. Ltd in 2016. Unlike other brands, the price of OPPO smartphones in Nepal has been consistent with other markets like India and China. It’s largely because of the company’s offline sales strategy. That being said, a few of OPPO’s offerings can also be found on the online market.

OPPO has a lot of series in Nepal and their price ranges from NPR 15,000 and going up to almost NPR 50,000. Its A-series is quite popular in Nepal because of its affordable cost. Likewise, the F-series is focused more on the design and camera aspect and is a good option in the mid-range segment.

The new series that OPPO introduced in 2018 is the Reno series. It’s a premium mid-range segment with some flagship specs. And finally, we have the Find series, which is the company’s premium range. However, it is yet to debut in Nepal.

Read: List of OPPO mobile service centers and showrooms in Nepal

OPPO Mobile Price in Nepal 2025 [Summary]

OPPO Mobile List	Price in Nepal (MRP)
OPPO Reno 12 5G (12/512GB)	NPR 65,999
OPPO Reno 11 F 5G (8/256GB)	NPR 43,999
Oppo Reno 12 F 4G (8/256GB)	NPR 39,999
OPPO A5 Pro 4G (8/256GB)	NPR 32,999
OPPO A60 (8/256GB)	NPR 29,999
OPPO A3 4G (8/256GB)	NPR 27,999
OPPO A3 4G (6/128GB)	NPR 22,999
OPPO A58 4G (6/128GB)	NPR 24,999
OPPO A3X (4/128GB)	NPR 17,999
OPPO A3X (4/64GB)	NPR 14,499
OPPO A38 (4/128GB)	NPR 16,999
OPPO A18 (4/128GB)	NPR 14,499

OPPO Mobile Price in Nepal 2025 [Updated]

1. Oppo Reno 12 5G

The Oppo Reno 12 5G is the most expensive Oppo phone you can find in Nepal. This beast is powered by Mediatek Dimensity 7300 paired with 12GB of RAM and 512GB of storage. It features a stylish design with glass on both the front and back, supported by a plastic frame, and comes in three colors. The device is also IP65-rated for dust and water protection. It has a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, HDR10+ support, and a peak brightness of 1200 nits. The display is protected by Corning Glass 7i and includes an in-screen fingerprint scanner.

It features a triple-camera setup on the back, including a 50MP Sony LYT-600 main camera, an 8MP ultra-wide lens, and a 2MP macro unit. A 32MP front camera is available for selfies. The phone is powered by a 5000mAh battery with 80W fast charging support

Oppo Reno 12 Specifications

Display: 6.7 inch AMOLED, 1200nits (max), 120Hz, HDR10+
Resolution: FHD+ (2412 × 1080 pixels)
Chipset: Dimensity 7300 5G
UI/OS: Android 14/ ColorOS 14.1
Memory: 12GB
Storage: 512GB
Rear Camera: 50MP main camera + 8MP UW + 2MP macro
Front Camera: 32MP
Battery and Charging: 5000mAh with 80W SuperVOOC fast charging
Color: Astro Silver | Matte Brown
Price in Nepal: NPR 65,999 (12/512GB)

2. OPPO Reno 11 F 5G

The OPPO Reno 11 F 5G is the second addition to the Reno series in Nepal. This guy is powered by a Mediatek Dimensity 7050 processor, which is paired with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage. As for the display, you are greeted by a 6.7-inch AMOLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate and HDR 10+ certification.

In terms of optics, the phone flaunts a triple camera setup, comprising a 64MP main camera, an 8MP ultrawide, and a 2MP macro unit. Upfront, there is a 32Mp selfie snapper. Likewise, booting the phone is ColorOS 14 built on top of Android 14.

OPPO Reno 11 F 5G Specifications:

Display: 6.7-inch 120Hz AMOLED, FHD resolution, 900 nits peak brightness
Chipset: MediaTek Dimensity 7050 5G (6nm mobile platform)
Memory: 8GB LPDDR4X RAM, 256GB UFS 2.2 storage (non-expandable)
Software & UI: Android 14 with ColorOS 14 on top
Rear Camera: Triple (64MP primary, 8MP ultrawide, 2MP macro)
Front Camera: 32MP (hole-punch)
Security: In-display fingerprint sensor
Battery: 5000mAh with 67W SuperVOOC 2.0 fast charging
Color Options: Palm Green, Ocean Blue, Coral Purple
Price in Nepal: NPR 43,999 (8/256GB)

3. Oppo Reno 12 F 4G

The Oppo Reno 12 F 4G is an upcoming model from the Chinese company in Npela. This 4G iteration brings in the same design and features as its 5G counterpart, just that the chip here is Snapdragon 685 instead of the Dimensity 6300 5G on the latter. You get the same 6.67-inch OLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate and Halo design. It is available in three shades: Amber Orange, Olive Green, and Matte Grey.

Booting on ColorsOS 14.1 (Android 14), the Reno 12 F 4G sports a triple camera setup. It is headlined by a 50MP main camera, an 8MP ultrawide unit and a 2MP macro shooter. Other than that, you get a 5000mAh battery with 45W SuperVOOC fast charging support.

Oppo Reno 12 F 4G Specifications

Display: 6.67 inch AMOLED, 1200nits (max), 120Hz
Resolution: FHD+ (2412 × 1080 pixels)
Chipset: Snapdragon 685 4G
UI/OS: Android 14 / ColorOS 14.1
Memory: 8GB
Storage: 256GB
Rear Camera: 50MP main camera + 8MP UW + 2MP macro
Front Camera: 32MP
Battery and Charging: 5000mAh with 45W SuperVOOC fast charging
Color: Amber Orange | Olive Green | Matte Grey
Price in Nepal: NPR 39,999 (8/256GB)

4. OPPO A5 Pro 4G

The A5 Pro 4G is Oppo’s latest venture into the smartphone market in Nepal with a focus on ultra durability and longevity. It sports IP69 water resistance with military-grade shock resistance and a large 5800mAh battery. Powering the A5 Pro is a Snapdragon 6s 4G gen 1 chip from Qualcomm alongside 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. There’s a dual camera setup at the back with a 50MP primary shooter and a 2MP auxiliary. The screen is a large 6.7″ HD+ IPS screen that refreshes up to 120Hz.

While the extreme toughness of the A5 Pro is certainly commendable, the somewhat weak processor paired with a 720p screen isn’t the best you can do at this range. That being said, if you want a strong, long-lasting smartphone that fills up quickly, the A5 Pro makes an interesting case.

OPPO A5 Pro 4G Specifications:

Display: 6.67-inch HD+ IPS, 90Hz refresh rate, 10-0 nits peak brightness
Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 6s 4G Gen 1 (11nm)
Memory: 8GB RAM, 256GB storage
Software & UI: Android 15 with ColorOS 15 on top
Rear Camera: Dual (50MP main, 2MP auxiliary)
Front Camera: 8MP (hole-punch cutout)
Security: Fingerprint sensor (side-mounted)
Battery: 5800mAh with 45W charging
Price in Nepal: NPR 32,999 (8/256GB)

5. OPPO A60

The OPPO A60 is the company’s latest smartphone in Nepal. It’s a typical budget phone from OPPO as you’d expect, but there are a couple of interesting things about it. Including that display with an impressive peak brightness of 950 nits. So if you’re outdoors a lot and want something on a budget that has great outdoor visibility, this could the one to get. This thing is also IP54 dust/splash resistant, while OPPO has even secured military standard 810H certification.

But that’s pretty much all the exciting stuff on the OPPO A60. It’s still powered by the outdated Snapdragon 680 chip, while OPPO has gone with a simple dual camera setup at the back. Which includes a 50MP primary and a 2MP depth sensor. At least its battery life should be pretty good, since the A60 has paired that underpowered processor with a big 5000mAh battery.

OPPO A60 Specifications:

Display: 6.67-inch HD+ IPS, 90Hz refresh rate, 950 nits peak brightness
Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 4G (6nm)
Memory: 8GB RAM, 128GB storage (expandable)
Software & UI: Android 14 with ColorOS 14.0.1 on top
Rear Camera: Dual (50MP main, 2MP auxiliary)
Front Camera: 8MP (hole-punch cutout)
Security: Fingerprint sensor (side-mounted)
Battery: 5000mAh with 45W charging
Price in Nepal: NPR 29,999 (8/256GB)

6. OPPO A3 4G

Oppo A3 is the latest budget offering from the Chinese company. Despite sharing the same name with the Chinese variant, it however features completely different specs. The Oppo A3 comes with the “latest” Snapdragon 6s 4G Gen 1 and is paired with up to 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. It features a 6.6-inch IPS LCD with a brightness of up to 1000 nits. Moreover, the display is protected by a ‘Panda’ Glass which reportedly is capable of surviving in the harshest conditions.

Similarly, you also get a 50 MP main camera, capable of capturing decent/ satisfactory images. Under the hood, the Oppo A3 4G packs a battery of up to 5100 mAh powered by a 45W charger.

Oppo A3 4G Specifications

Display: 6.67-inch IPS LCD, 90Hz, 720 x 1604 pixels, Panda glass protection
Ingress Protection: IP54, dust and splash resistant, MIL-STD-810H compliant
Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 6s Gen 1
Memory/Storage: Up to 256GB storage, 8GB RAM; microSDXC expandable
OS/UI: Android 14, ColorOS 14
Rear Camera: Dual 50 MP (wide) with PDAF
Front Camera: 5 MP (wide)
Battery and Charging: 5100mAh, 45W wired charging, 50% in 30 min (advertised)
Colors: Sparkle Black, Starry Purple, Starlight White
Price in Nepal:
- NPR 22,999 (6GB/128GB)
- NPR 27,999 (8GB/256GB)

7. OPPO A58 4G

OPPO A58 4G is the latest midrange addition from the company in Nepal. Boasting a flat frame design with curved edges, the smartphone houses a punch-hole screen stretching at a 6.72-inch IPS LCD panel with FHD+ resolution and a static 60Hz refresh rate. On the optics side, you get a 50MP main shooter with a 2MP depth sensing unit alongside an 8MP selfie snapper.

Under the hood, there is a Mediatek Helio G85 chipset, based on a 12nm process. OPPO has paired the silicon with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of eMMC5.1 storage. Likewise, the phone gets its juice from a 5000mAh battery with 33W fast charging support.

OPPO A58 4G Specifications:

Display: 6.72-inch 60Hz IPS, FHD+ resolution, 680 nits peak brightness
Chipset: MediaTek Helio G85 (12nm mobile platform)
Memory: 6GB LPDDR4X RAM, 128GB eMMC 5.1 storage (expandable)
Software & UI: Android 13 with ColorOS 13.1 on top
Rear Camera: Dual (50MP primary, 2MP depth)
Front Camera: 8MP (hole-punch)
Security: Fingerprint sensor (side-mounted)
Battery: 5000mAh with 33W charging
Color Options: Glowing Black, Dazzling Green
Price in Nepal: NPR 24,999 (6/128GB)

8. OPPO A3x

The Oppo A3X is a fresh new addition to the budget lineup. It brings in the same Military-grade durability as the Oppo A3 and the Snapdragon 6s 4G Gen 1 SoC under the hood. So, it is safe to expect a similar performance here. As for the memory variants, you get two options: 4/64GB and 4/128 GB. In terms of optics, there is an 8MP main camera and a 5MP front camera. Meanwhile, fueling the Oppo A3x is a 5100mAh battery with 45W fast charging support.

Oppo A3x Specifications:

Display: 6.67-inch IPS LCD, 90Hz, 720 x 1604 pixels, Panda glass protection
Ingress Protection: IP54, dust and splash resistant, MIL-STD-810H compliant
Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 6s 4G Gen 1
Memory/Storage: 64/128GB storage, 4GB RAM; microSDXC expandable
OS/UI: Android 14, ColorOS 14
Rear Camera: 8MP (wide) with PDAF
Front Camera: 5MP (wide)
Battery and Charging: 5100mAh, 45W wired charging, 50% in 30 min (advertised)
Colors: Nebula Red, Ocean Blue
Price in Nepal:
- NPR 14,499 (4GB/64GB)
- NPR 17,999 ( 4GB/128GB)

9. OPPO A38

The OPPO A38 is another addition to the midrange list with the same Helio G85 chipset. Memory-wise too, you are getting a 4/128GB version. What’s better here is the 90Hz Sunlight display with 720 nits of peak brightness, 90Hz refresh rate, and 100% DCI-P3 color gamut support. In terms of ingress protection, you get an IP54 rating.

On the optics, you get a 50MP primary sensor with an aperture of f/1.8 and a 2MP mono camera. For selfies and video calls, there is a 5MP camera. Likewise, the smartphone is fueled by a 5000mAh cell with 33W SuperVOOC charging.

OPPO A38 Specifications:

Display: 6.56-inch 90Hz IPS, HD resolution, 720 nits peak brightness
Chipset: MediaTek Helio G85 (12nm mobile platform)
Memory: 4GB RAM, 128GB eMMC 5.1 storage (expandable)
Software & UI: Android 13 with ColorOS 13.1 on top
Rear Camera: Dual (50MP main, 2MP mono)
Front Camera: 5MP sensor (notch)
Security: Fingerprint sensor (side-mounted)
Battery: 5,000mAh with 33W charging
Color Options: Glowing Black, Glowing Gold
Price in Nepal: NPR 16,999 (4/128GB)

10. OPPO A18

The OPPO A18 is one of the latest budget entries from OPPO in the market. Retaining a similar design to its predecessor A17, the OPPO A18 bears a plastic body and a 6.56-inch LCD waterdrop notch screen with a 90Hz refresh rate. Available in two color options, Glowing Blue and Glowing Back, the phone is powered by a 12nm Mediatek Helio G85 chipset. Alongside 4GB RAM and 128GB storage.

On the optics side, the phone flaunts an 8MP primary camera, a 2MP mono camera, and a 5MP selfie snapper. Fueling the smartphone is a 5000mAh battery and 10W charging.

OPPO A18 Specifications:

Display: 6.56-inch 90Hz IPS, HD resolution, 720 nits peak brightness
Chipset: MediaTek Helio G85 4G (12nm mobile platform)
Memory: 4GB RAM, 128GB eMMC 5.1 storage (expandable)
Software & UI: Android 13 with ColorOS 13.1 on top
Rear Camera: Dual (8MP main, 2MP mono)
Front Camera: 5MP sensor (notch)
Security: Fingerprint sensor (side-mounted)
Battery: 5,000mAh with 10W charging
Color Options: Glowing Black, Glowing Blue
Price in Nepal: NPR 14,499 (4/128GB)

For more info on OPPO mobile price in Nepal, you can visit the company’s official website or direct message them on their Facebook page.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the price of Oppo mobiles in Nepal?

The price of Oppo mobiles in Nepal ranges from NPR 14,499 to NPR 65,999.

Where to buy Oppo phones in Nepal?

Oppo phones can be purchased from offline and online stores like Hukut in Nepal.

Will I get a warranty if I buy an Oppo phone from the grey market?

No, you won’t get a warranty if you have purchased an Oppo phone from a grey/unofficial channel.

Which is the best Oppo phone for cameras in Nepal?

Oppo Reno 12 5G is the best Oppo phone for cameras in Nepal.