JBL’s going in two completely different directions with their latest audio releases. The Soundgear CLIPS are basically audio jewelry that clips onto your ears, while the Sense PRO they launched alongside, targets the high-end wireless market. But this article will primarily focus on the latest JBL Soundgear CLIPS, including its price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.
JBL Soundgear CLIPS Overview
Design and Build Quality
These things look more like ear accessories than traditional headphones. The SonicArc shape delivers better bass response while reducing sound leakage. They’re made from soft TPU with a flexible arc that clips right onto your ear.
The translucent finishes with metallic tints actually look pretty slick, and you can wear them alongside earrings or sunglasses. The device is IP54 rated for dust and water resistance.
JBL’s OpenSound technology uses air conduction instead of traditional drivers. They’ve included a Bass Boost algorithm to compensate for what open-ear designs typically lose in the low end. Similarly, four microphones handle calls with AI processing.
Touch controls are customizable through the JBL Headphones app. 32 hours total – 8 from the buds, 24 from the case. A 10-minute speed charge gives you 3 hours of playback.
JBL Soundgear CLIPS Specifications
Design: Open-ear clip-on style
Material: Soft TPU with flexible arc
Water Resistance: IP54 rating
Microphones: Quad-mic array with AI call processing
JBL Soundgear CLIPS Price in Nepal and Availability
The Soundgear CLIPS are priced at €129.99 in Europe and launch in October 2025. When they make their way to Nepal, expect them to start at no less than NPR 22,000.
So, the Infinix Note 50s is finally here, and yes, people have been waiting for it. Recently, Infinix has been on a roll in Nepal — launching phones aggressively across almost every price segment. From the budget-friendly Smart 10 and 10 Plus, to the Hot 60 Pro and 60 Pro+ in the 20–25k range, and then, for those who want some serious gaming power, the GT30 Pro around 50,000 NPR. They really are covering the whole spectrum.
If you remember the Note 50X from last month, it was a surprise hit. At just 22,000 NPR, it offered so much. And well… the Note 50s is basically that phone with a little extra polish. Price-wise, the 8/256GB variant sits at 32,000 NPR, and looking at the overall specs, it feels like excellent value for money — design, curved AMOLED display, powerful 5G processor. Could this be the best midrange phone in Nepal right now? Let’s dig in.
The first thing you notice is the design. Easily the best in this segment. The back has a classy leather-like finish and the display curves slightly on the edges, giving it a premium feel in hand. It’s slim, lightweight at just 180 grams, and surprisingly comfortable to hold for long periods. One thing that caught my attention: the back panel is scented. Yes, scented. Mag mag basna auscha! Apparently, it uses micro encapsulation technology, and the scent can last up to six months. That’s quirky, but fun.
The phone also has an IP64 rating, and the camera module features an LED light that glows for notifications or while recording videos. Overall, it feels refreshing for a midrange device. You don’t often see this level of detail.
Display
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Design aside, the display is solid. We get a 10-bit AMOLED screen, 144Hz refresh rate, HDR10 certification, high PWM dimming, and GG5 protection. Brightness? Well… it’s not extreme. Outdoor use in direct sunlight might feel a bit underwhelming, but indoors, it’s perfectly fine. HDR10 works on YouTube only — not Netflix or Amazon Prime — but that’s not a dealbreaker. Watching movies? Fine. Speakers are average, despite being tuned by JBL, and audio output is just… okay. The in-display optical fingerprint sensor works as expected.
Performance
Under the hood, we have the Dimensity 7300 chipset — usually seen in phones around 40k NPR — so performance is snappy. Even with the 144Hz display, most apps run at 120Hz, but the overall experience feels smooth and fast. Gaming? PUBG, Mobile Legends — 90fps, stable performance. Heating happens a bit, probably due to the slim design and lack of VC cooling. Serious gamers might prefer waiting for the GT30.
Software comes with Android 15 and XOS 15 skin. The UI is mostly clean, though first boot has some bloatware, which can mostly be uninstalled. And here’s a cool feature: press the power button, and you can access DeepSeek. AI features include Circle to Search, AI Wallpaper Generator, AI Eraser, and audio transcription and summarization — things you usually find in premium devices, now on a midrange phone. Update-wise, Infinix promises two years of OS updates and three years of security updates. That’s reassuring.
Battery
Battery is strong. 5500mAh, comfortably lasts a full day. And that 45W charger in the box? Can fully charge it in about an hour. Practical, straightforward, and efficient.
Camera
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Camera time. In good lighting, photos are solid. But since it’s a midrange phone, the lens isn’t very fast, so hands and subjects need to stay still.
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Otherwise, results can be a bit average. Portraits, however, look good: 2X option, accurate skin tones, nicely done blur. Selfies? Also decent.
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Downsides: three things. No ultra-wide camera. Low-light photos aren’t great. Video output is average. Nothing extraordinary here, but acceptable for the segment.
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Infinix Note 50s Review: Pros and Cons
Pros:
Premium design and curved AMOLED
Scented back panel
Smooth performance (5G ready)
Good battery, fast charging
AI features included
Cons:
No ultra-wide camera.
Weak low-light shots.
Average speakers and video.
Display dim outdoors.
Infinix Note 50s Review Conclusion
All things considered, when you line it up against Redmi Note 14, Samsung A16, or Honor X8c, the Infinix Note 50s seems like the best deal. For 32,000 NPR, you get 256GB storage, good design, quality curved AMOLED, a capable 5G processor, a decent camera, and solid battery. And surprisingly, AI features are abundant — rare in this segment.
OnePlus just dropped the Nord Buds 3r, and honestly, i am starting to feel the name’s getting a bit ridiculous at this point. But whatever they’re calling it, this thing’s packing some solid upgrades over last year’s Nord Buds 2r. This article will discuss everything about the latest OnePlus Nord Buds 3r, including its price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.
OnePlus Nord Buds 3r Overview
Audio and Sound Quality
You’re getting 12.4mm titanium-coated dynamic drivers that OnePlus has tuned for “punchy bass and clear mids.” They’ve included their Sound Master EQ with 3 presets plus a 6-band equalizer if you want to mess around with custom sound profiles.
One thing that caught my attention was the 3D Audio feature, though it only works with select OnePlus phones. It’s supposed to simulate a 360-degree soundstage — which sounds fancy but is probably more marketing than magic.
Battery and Connectivity
Its got lot of battery life inside of it. I mean 54 hours total battery life with the charging case. OnePlus claims this is the longest in their entire TWS lineup, which is pretty impressive for budget earbuds. Plus, they’ve got TÜV Rheinland Battery Health Certification, meaning the battery should maintain performance even after 1,000 charge cycles.
The Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity supports dual-device pairing, so you can stay connected to your phone and laptop simultaneously. For gamers, there’s a low-latency mode that drops audio delay to 47ms.
Call Quality and Controls
The dual-mic array handles AI noise cancellation and wind resistance for calls. They’ve also upgraded the touch controls with something called Aqua Touch, which is supposed to be more reliable than the previous generation.
There’s a neat Tap 2 Take feature that triggers your phone’s cameras. Plus the usual suspects like voice assistant shortcuts and Find My Earbuds.
IP55 rating covers dust and water resistance, so light workouts and rain shouldn’t be a problem. They’ve also thrown in AI-based translation tools, though how well these work in practice remains to be seen.
OnePlus Nord Buds 3r Specifications
Drivers: 12.4mm titanium-coated dynamic drivers
Battery: 54 hours total (with case)
Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.4, dual-device pairing
Gaming Mode: 47ms low latency
Microphones: Dual-mic with AI noise cancellation
Water Resistance: IP55 rating
Touch Controls: Aqua Touch technology
EQ: Sound Master EQ with 3 presets + 6-band custom
Colors: Aura Blue, Ash Black
OnePlus Nord Buds 3r Price in Nepal and Availability
The earbuds are priced at Rs 1,599 as a launch offer in India, down from the Rs 1,799 MRP. When they make their way to Nepal, expect them to start at no less than NPR 2,600.
After a series of rumors and leaks floating around for weeks, Vivo finally made it official. The T4 Pro 5G is here, slotting right below last month’s T4 Ultra 5G in their mid-range lineup. This article will discuss everything about the latest Vivo T4 Pro 5G, including its price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.
Vivo T4 Pro 5G Overview
Display and Design
You’re getting a 6.77-inch quad-curved AMOLED display that pushes 2800 × 1260 pixels. The 120Hz refresh rate is pretty much the standard now, whereas they’re claiming up to 5,000 nits peak brightness — which sounds pretty aggressive for this price range.
One thing worth looking forward is the Schott Diamond Shield Glass protection, which apparently offers 37% better drop resistance. At 192g and 0.753cm thick, it’s not exactly lightweight, but that massive battery probably explains the heft.
Performance and Cooling
At its core is the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 on a 4nm process. You can spec it up to 12GB physical RAM plus another 12GB virtual. Storage tops out at 256GB with UFS 2.2 — not the fastest standard around, but decent for the segment. They’ve gone all-out with cooling, packing a 10-layer VC system with 16,470mm² heat dissipation area.
Although you do get a dual 50MP Sony IMX882 sensors, with one handling main duties (with OIS) and the other doing periscope telephoto work. The 3x optical zoom extends to 10x for telephoto portraits, which is pretty solid at this price point.
The 6,500mAh battery is genuinely massive. Combined with 90W fast charging, you’re looking at all-day usage with quick top-ups whenever needed.
Software and AI Features
It ships with Android 15 and Funtouch OS 15 out of the box. Vivo’s promising 4 years of OS updates plus 6 years of security patches.
They’ve loaded it with AI features like Call Assistant, AI Captions, and spam call protection. Plus Google Gemini integration is baked in.
For far too long, I always read Antgamer as “anti-gamer,” and was continually perplexed why they had named it the way they did. Only later did I realize they weren’t anti-gamer in any meaningful sense of the word. So, Antgamer is basically the gaming wing of HKC, and they just dropped something that’s got the esports world buzzing. This article will discuss everything about the latest ANT257PF gaming monitor, including its price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.
ANTGAMER ANT257PF Overview
Display and Performance
The biggest deal with this monster is that this thing hits 750Hz natively. Not some overclocked nonsense, but actual native 750Hz refresh rate. We’re talking about the world’s first monitor to pull this off.
You’re getting a 24.1-inch FAST TN panel pushing 1920×1080 resolution. Yeah, it’s not 4K, but honestly, at 750Hz, you’re not buying this for Netflix marathons. The 0.8ms GTG response time paired with their DIC motion blur elimination should make everything better.
Gaming Features and Tools
They’ve packed this thing with features that actual competitive players want. You get customizable crosshairs, dark area enhancement for spotting enemies in shadows, and built-in game timers. Plus, there are FPS-optimized resolution modes like 1280×960 and 960×720.
The monitor supports Adaptive-Sync and G-Sync via DisplayPort. And something neat about it is that they’ve also included multiple display presets for FPS, RPG, RCG, movies, and eye care mode.
The stand does height adjustment with tilt and swivel, plus VESA 100×100 mounting if you want to go that route. Navigation is handled by a five-way joystick, which beats fumbling with multiple buttons.
For connectivity, you’re looking at dual HDMI 2.1 ports, dual DisplayPort 1.4, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The design features ultra-narrow bezels on three sides and signature RGB lighting — because apparently, everything needs RGB these days.
Honor just dropped the X7d, yeah god knows how many more X7x phones are yet to come, but hey this looks like it will last for a decent time. Anyway, you’re getting a massive 6,500 mAh battery paired with a 120Hz display among other stuff. Now, let’s dive in this article , where i will discuss everything about the latest Honor X7d, including rumors about its price in Nepal, specifications, and availability.
Honor X7d Overview
Display and Design
You’re getting a 6.77-inch LCD panel with 120Hz refresh rate, which is a clear upgrade from previous models. The resolution is still 720p+ though, which is really poor to tell you honestly, but this will work you fine for basic usage. The phone comes in four colors: Desert Gold, Ocean Cyan, Meteor Silver, and Velvet Black.
Durability Focus
But anyway you do get a SGS 5-star drop-survival certification. That means this thing should handle accidental drops pretty well. It also packs IP65 certification, so it’s protected from dust and strong water jets – not full immersion, but better than most budget phones.
All things considered, Honor seems to be positioning this as a phone for people who are rough with their devices.
Performance and Memory
At its core is the Snapdragon 685, which is honestly a nearly three-year-old processore. Obviously, it’s not that great of a chip, as i know this for a fact, because i was once using Redmi Note 12 couple of years back, but its decent enough for average usage. But overtime, this thing will start getting lag like crazy.
But here’s where it gets interesting – you can get this thing with up to 16GB of RAM and 256GB storage. That’s unusually high RAM for this price category, which should help with multitasking even if the processor isn’t the newest.
Camera and Battery
The camera setup includes a 108MP main sensor with f/1.75 aperture and a 2MP depth sensor that’s basically just there for portrait blur. The front camera is an 8MP unit with f/2.0 aperture.
Yeah, I think it makes sense to focus on that 6,500 mAh battery though. Combined with the 720p screen and mid-tier chip, battery life should easily last two days for most users. It supports 35W SuperCharge, which isn’t class-leading but should get you topped up reasonably fast.
It runs MagicOS 9.0 based on Android 15, so at least you’re getting the latest Android features.
Honor X7d Specifications
Display: 6.77-inch LCD, 720p+, 120Hz refresh rate
Processor: Snapdragon 685 (2-year-old chipset)
RAM: 12GB / 16GB options
Storage: 128GB / 256GB options
Rear Camera: 108MP main (f/1.75) + 2MP depth sensor
Front Camera: 8MP (f/2.0)
Battery: 6,500 mAh, 35W SuperCharge
OS: MagicOS 9.0 (Android 15)
Other: SGS 5-star drop-survival, IP65 rating
Honor X7d Price in Nepal and Availability
Honor hasn’t revealed official pricing or launch timeline yet. Based on similar Honor phones and the specs, we expect it to start around NPR 22,000 when it launches.
Meanwhile, check out our review of the Infinix Note 50s
The Dell Pro 14 business laptop powered by Intel’s Core Series 1 processor has finally arrived in Nepal. It is basically a “Latitude” laptop but with Dell’s new confusing naming scheme. So in this article, we will discuss all the features and specifications, including the official price of the Dell Pro 14 in Nepal.
Dell Pro 14 Overview
Design and display
Looking at the Dell Pro 14, it seems like your typical entry-level business laptop. It’s got a metallic finish in the “Platinum Silver” finish and a textured finish in the “Magnetite” color option. Dell also says this laptop has been MIL-STD tested for durability, while the Pro 14 is pretty lightweight at just 1.35 kg.
As for the display, this laptop brings a basic 14-inch FHD+ IPS panel with 300 nits of max brightness and 45% NTSC color gamut. This panel also has an anti-glare finish and is equipped with an FHD camera on top.
Performance
When it comes to performance, the Dell Pro 14 is powered by the Intel Core 5 120U “Raptor Lake” processor. This is a 10-core CPU with 2 performance cores and 8 efficiency cores, with 5 GHz and 3.8 GHz of max turbo frequency between them, respectively.
Moving to memory, it comes with 8GB DDR5 RAM with 5600 MT/s data speed as well as 512GB SSD storage. Do note that you can fit it with up to 64GB of RAM.
This 14-inch laptop with a 45 Wh battery, which Dell says should last for up to 10.3 hours. And when you need to fill it up, the Dell Pro 14 charges via a 65W AC adapter.
For wireless connectivity, the Dell 14 Pro has support for Wi-Fi 6 along with Bluetooth 5.4. It also has plenty of ports, highlighted by one Thunderbolt 4, one USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C, a couple of USB-A, one HDMI 2.1, and one RJ45 Ethernet connection. There is also a wedge-shaped lock slot to safeguard your device from quick theft attempts.
Dell Pro 14 Specifications:
Dimensions and weight: 313.7 x 225.3 x 39.3 mm, 1.35 kg
Processor: Intel Core 5 120U (10 cores, 12 threads, up to 5.0 GHz)
Graphics: Integrated Intel Graphics
Display: 14-inch FHD+ IPS, up to 300 nits, Anti-glare, 45% NTSC
Memory: 8GB DDR5 RAM, 512GB NVMe PCIe SSD
Ports: 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A, 1x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C, 1x Thunderbolt 4, 1x RJ45 (Ethernet), 1x 3.5mm headphone jack, 1x HDMI 2.1
Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.4
Battery and charging: 45 Wh battery with 65 W AC rugged adapter
Operating system: Windows 11 Pro
Dell Pro 14 Price in Nepal and Availability
Although its price hasn’t been revealed yet, we can confirm that the Dell Pro 14 is launching within this week in Nepal via Max International. And it will also come with a 3-year warranty. We will be sure to update this article with all the latest information, so watch out for this space.
Nepal’s first fully digital banking service, OrangeNXT, is being shut down. Yeah, the one and only. You might think, “wait, wasn’t this supposed to be the future of banking?” Well, apparently not. Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has just ordered Laxmi Sunrise Bank to close the service, which means OrangeNXT’s customers now have to move back to traditional banking services.
OrangeNXT has been around for over one and a half years, launched in January 2024 by Laxmi Sunrise in partnership with FoneNXT. This neobanking platform was a fully digital experience, with no paperwork or visiting a physical location. Just a smartphone and a stable internet connection were all you needed.
OrangeNXT to be shut down
No wonder the young people loved it, and so did Nepalis living abroad. In fact, over 65,000 users signed up to OrangeNXT, holding deposits worth NPR 170 million. And it had some pretty clever features too. Gamified savings, personalized accounts, video KYC, etc. All that jazz. We tried it ourselves as well, and were pretty impressed by how feature-rich and easy it was to use. You can read all about it in our review here.
An excerpt from NRB Monetary Policy 2025/26
But now, all that gets undone because NRB says the proper legal framework for all-digital banking platforms isn’t ready yet. Which is quite strange because NRB’s own monetary policy for 2025/26 is clearly pro-neobanks. And did I mention that OrangeNXT had already been up and running since January 2024?
How does this affect the customers?
With NRB’s cruel directive, all those 65,000 OrangeNXT customers will now need to migrate to traditional banks for their services. Imagine trying to explain that to your parents or relatives who are not tech-savvy. And speaking to The Kathmandu Post, Laxmi Sunrise Bank’s information officer, Mr. Piyush Raj Aryal, said:
“We are the first bank to launch a fully app-based digital banking product, so the central bank is examining its potential risks, compliance issues, and other legal dimensions. Once the NRB completes its assessment, it may provide a way forward. For now, the product has been put on hold”.
A global perspective
The concept of neobanking may be news to our parts of the world, but it’s absolutely huge in countries like India, Brazil, the UK, China, Germany, and the US. Some rely on partnerships, some have independent licenses.
Brazil’s NuBank, for example, became Latin America’s largest fintech bank with over 122 million customers across Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia. The Philippines has multiple neo-banks. Even India has fully digital banks like OrangeNXT. And yet in Nepal, the first attempt is being shut down before it has had the chance to fully spread its wings.
The bigger picture
But of course, this isn’t the Nepal Government’s first rodeo. We have seen a similar fate handed out to ride-sharing apps like Pathao in the past as well. Yatri Motorcycles struggled with regulations, too. Whenever something new comes along, instead of making rules and frameworks, the government’s first instinct seems to be shutting them down.
My final words
Yeah, I think it makes sense to question this official approach. NRB’s action leaves Nepal behind in fintech adoption, frustrates users, and halts progress. And yet, the discussion about neobanks is still alive on paper. Will neobanking ever truly arrive in Nepal this year? We don’t know. But if OrangeNXT is any indication, the road ahead is going to be… bumpy.
Lava has launched its new budget-friendly gaming smartphone, the Lava Play Ultra 5G. This is the company’s new release after the recent “Blaze AMOLED 2″, and some of its highlights include a 5,000 mAh battery and a Dimensity 7300 chip. So, without any delay, let’s dive into the features, specifications, and expected price in Nepal of the Lava Play Ultra 5G.
Lava Play Ultra 5G Overview:
Design and Display
The Lava Play Ultra 5G looks inspired by the iQOO 13 (review) with a similar “porthole” camera housing. It comes with an IP64 rating for water and dust resistance, and is available in “Arctic Slate” or “Arctic Frost” color options.
On the front, we are greeted with a 6.67-inch FHD+ display with a fast refresh rate of 120Hz. Lava has used a flat AMOLED panel here with 1,000 nits of peak brightness. We also get an in-display fingerprint scanner for biometric authentication.
Performance and Memory
The Play Ultra 5G is powered by an octa-core MediaTek Dimensity 7300 SoC with 6/8GB of LPDDR4X RAM and 128GB UFS 3.1 storage, which can be expanded up to 1TB via a microSD card. That Dimensity 7300 chip comes with four Cortex-A78 and four Cortex-A55 cores, and is great for mid to low-level gaming.
In terms of software, the Lava Play Ultra 5G comes with Android 15 out of the box. And what’s interesting is that Lava says it doesn’t ship any ads, bloatware, or unwanted apps on this phone. Lava has also promised two years of OS upgrades and three years of security updates on the Play Ultra 5G.
It has a dual rear camera setup, including a 64MP Sony IMX682 as a primary sensor with electronic image stabilization (EIS) and a 5MP secondary macro lens. On the front, we get a 13MP camera for selfies and video calls. The Lava Play Ultra 5G’s main camera can even shoot 4K 30 fps videos.
To keep the device fueled, it comes with a 5,000 mAh battery with 33W fast charging. Moreover, this budget phone even supports dual 5G SIMs and WiFi 6.
Lava Play Ultra 5G Price in Nepal and Availability
The price of the Lava Play Ultra 5G in India starts at INR 14,999 for the 6/128GB configuration, while the 8/128GB variant costs INR 16,499. The handset will go on sale via Amazon starting August 25. In Nepal, the price of the Lava Play Ultra 5G should start from NPR 26,999 if and when it launches here.
Nagmani International, the official distributor of Asus laptops in Nepal, has finally launched the Asus Vivobook S14 2025 laptop in Nepal in four different configurations. So, without further ado, let’s head straight into the specs, features, and official price of the Asus Vivobook S14 2025 in Nepal.
Asus Vivobook S14 2025 Overview:
Design and Display
As aforementioned, we have four models, but their design is pretty identical. All continue the legacy of sleek and lightweight laptops. Hence, you get a slim chassis weighing just 1.40 kg, with a thickness of 14.9mm, keeping the portability in mind. Overall, the build quality is robust with a modern metallic finish, giving it a premium feel.
Asus Vivobook S14 2025
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On the front, you’re greeted with a 14-inch WUXGA (1920 x 1200) 60Hz IPS-level display on all the varient. It supports a 16:10 aspect ratio, 300 nits of brightness, and 45% NTSC color gamut. Furthermore, you also get TÜV Rheinland certification.
Performance
The Asus Vivobook S14 (2025) offers a variety of AMD and Intel performance-focused variants. The S3407CA arrives with an AI-powered Intel Core Ultra 7 255H and NPU for advanced AI tasks, while the S3407VA version features a traditional Intel Core i7-13620H for reliable everyday performance. It also offers Intel’s new mid-range chip, the Core Ultra 5 225H processor, and AMD’s Ryzen 7 620 for balanced efficiency and performance. Asus has paired all variants with 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 1TB PCIe Gen 4 SSD.
Battery, Connectivity, and Extras
The Asus Vivobook S14 (2025) packs a reliable 70Wh battery for both models. This 4-cell Li-ion battery supports 65W of Type-C charging, which the company bundles with the box. You can also use any PD-supported chargers. Talking of I/O, you get 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C, 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A, 1x HDMI 1.4 port, and 1x 3.5mm headphone jack. Meanwhile, the wireless connectivity consists of Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3.
Intel Core Ultra 7 255H (16C/16T), 5.1GHz max Frequency
Intel Core Ultra 5 225H (14C/14T), 4.9 GHz max Frequency
Intel Core i7-13620H (10C/16T), 4.90 GHz max Frequency
AMD Ryzen 7 260 (8C/16T), 5.1 GHz max Frequency
RAM : 16GB LPDDR5
Storage: 1 TB PCIe Gen 4 SSD
Battery: 70Wh
Weight: 1.40 kg
OS: Windows 11 Home
Ports: 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C, 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A, 1x HDMI 1.4, 1x 3.5mm headphone jack
Webcam: 1080p IR with AI noise cancellation
Asus Vivobook S14 2025 Price in Nepal and Availability
The price of the Asus Vivobook S14 2025 in Nepal starts at NPR 143,900 for an Intel Core i7-13620H CPU, and goes up to NPR 165,900 for Core Ultra 7 255H. You also get 2 years of international warranty and 1 year of perfect warranty.
