Patrick Cañete

18 hours ago | noypigeeks.com | Patrick Cañete

HONOR’s latest sub-flagship phone is here, and yes, it’s packed with AI features. Skipping the HONOR 300, the HONOR 400 5G has arrived in markets like the Philippines, sporting not just AI but several substantial upgrades from its predecessor. With HONOR opting not to release (at least not yet) the Pro model in the Philippines, is the HONOR 400 enough to satisfy the local market? We’ll be testing all its components and features in our full review to see if it’s the right one for you. Let’s start.

1 day ago | noypigeeks.com | Patrick Cañete

Xiaomi announced a couple of new products in China recently. One of them is the Xiaomi Watch S4 41mm. The Xiaomi Watch S4 41mm is a more compact version of the Watch S4, which came out months ago. It has a round 1.32-inch AMOLED display with 466 x 466 pixel resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, and 2,200-nit peak brightness. It is also 5ATM waterproof and only weighs 32 grams. A chic digital crown lets you navigate the interface more easily.

1 day ago | noypigeeks.com | Patrick Cañete

The Xiaomi Pad 7S Pro has been released. It is powered by the brand’s own Xring O1 chipset that has 10 cores, clocked at up to 3.4GHz, and Immortalis-G925 MP16 GPU. Xiaomi Pad 7s Pro shares its Xring O1 chipset with the Xiaomi 15S Pro and Pad 7 Ultra. This one is available in China in six different RAM and storage configurations, starting with the 8GB/256GB up to the 16GB/1TB variant.

1 day ago | noypigeeks.com | Patrick Cañete

Xiaomi brought out the MIX Flip 2 as the highlight of its recent jam-packed event in China. The Xiaomi MIX Flip 2 picked up where the first MIX Flip left off and polished everything. For one, it now has an improved hinge that uses a three-link, four-float plate structure that ensures it stays flat when closed while minimizing creases. It has a slightly bigger screen as it now stretches into the bezels. The main foldable display still uses a 6.86-inch panel.

1 day ago | noypigeeks.com | Patrick Cañete

Xiaomi announced a new gaming-centric tablet in China, the Redmi K Pad. The Redmi K Pad was introduced alongside the K80 Ultra, Xiaomi AI Glasses, and more at a big event in the brand’s home country. Made for gaming, the K Pad has a speedy 165Hz refresh rate. It has an 8.8-inch IPS screen with a 16:10 aspect ratio and 1.8K resolution. It’s quite small, but the compact size should make gaming more comfortable. It then has two USB-C ports: one on the side, one on the bottom.