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Very thin, and tougher than that sounds The first thing you notice picking either of these up is how little there is of them. The Signature, Motorola’s flagship, is 6.99mm thick and weighs 186 grams, which puts it ahead of the iPhone 17, the Galaxy S26 and the Find X9 on both counts. The Edge
Few phones have earned the “flagship killer” label lately. Upper-midrange prices keep climbing, and real flagships have gone far enough up that buying one takes some thought. The Xiaomi 17T sits in that gap. The 17T isn’t built to top every spec sheet. Xiaomi spent the money on a few things: a Leica camera with
The Find X9s isn’t the stern, spec-sheet flagship built for power users. It feels younger than that. OPPO is aiming it at the Gen Z crowd who shoot photos and video, lean on AI, translate things on the fly and post something most days. It’s the smallest of the series, but the hardware is still
The Tineco Floor One S9 Artist Steam has everything a high-end floor washer needs: hot-air mopping, hot-water roller washing, a hot-air quick dry that finishes the roller in 5 minutes, strong suction and a modern design. Mopping with it is easy and it gets the floor clean. You could say the Tineco Floor One S9
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Good-looking design, unusual accessories The LG PuriCare AeroMini catches the eye straight away with its compact cylindrical shape: a 25 cm base, 36 cm tall, just under 3 kg, light enough to put almost anywhere, on a study desk, a work table, a coffee table or wherever else in the house. LG tends to favor
The argument The review opens on a contradiction the writer sees in the phone market. Flagships keep getting better and keep getting more expensive, and yet the reasons to actually buy one keep thinning out. What used to cost $800-1200 to get hold of — a 7,000 mAh battery, a 200 MP camera, an AMOLED
Anker Nano 45W A121D puts a Smart Display on a charger small enough to sit in your palm, tunes its output for iPhone and iPad, and gives you prongs that pivot instead of sitting in one fixed position. Small body, prongs that move The Anker Nano 45W (model A121D) is built to travel. It sits
Over the past few years the wireless earbuds market has seen a clear shift in what people buy and how they use it. Not long ago, anyone after good sound, serious noise cancelling and a proper listening experience would have reached straight for traditional in-ears. Open-ear designs, meanwhile, were treated as a niche choice. They
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Redmi has plenty of experience with true wireless earbuds, but the Headphones Neo is the brand’s first wireless over-ear. With a product that opens a new category, the question is not only about sound quality or the feature count. It is about which approach Redmi would take to make a headphone that works for a
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The wireless headphone market isn’t short of products with noise cancelling, long battery life and an app full of features. Standing out takes more than good numbers on paper. Move up the range and buyers stop being easy to please. They expect a product to be properly finished, and that makes the job harder for
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