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Poco F7 smartphone launched in India with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 and 7550mAh battery

4 days ago | stuffindia.in | Ali Pardiwala

Poco has launched the F7 in India, priced at Rs. 31,999 onwards in India. The smartphone is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chipset, and comes with 12GB of LPDDR5X RAM as standard across both variants in India. You can choose between 256GB (Rs. 31,999) or 512GB (Rs. 33,999) of storage, both of which are at the UFS 4.1 standard.
Qubo Dashcam Pro 3K review

4 days ago | stuffindia.in | Ali Pardiwala

The roads in India can be wildly unpredictable; from vehicles coming the wrong way to two-wheelers taking a random u-turn because they suddenly decided to, so much can go wrong. When it does, there’s also the blame games and potential hassles to deal with, including complaints, insurance claims, and the like. That’s where a good dashboard camera comes in - providing useful evidence of what went wrong.
Tata Harrier EV prices revealed, starts at Rs. 21.49L

4 days ago | stuffindia.in | Ali Pardiwala
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach hands-on review

5 days ago | stuffindia.in | Khumail Thakur

Death Stranding 2 review: Story If you're a seasoned porter, you'll be happy to know the narrative picks up right after the first game's finale. Sam is living out his days in the hills with Lou, his now all-grown-up (and utterly adorable, by the way) Bridge Baby. But, because this is Death Stranding, peace is about as stable as a stack of cargo. Something goes awry, and suddenly, you're tasked with connecting the entire continent of Australia to the Chiral network.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge review

1 week ago | stuffindia.in | Ali Pardiwala

Samsung launched the Galaxy S25 series globally back in January, and also quietly announced a fourth device in the lineup expected to come later in the year. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge was just a switched-off prototype strung up on cables when I first saw it, placed to highlight its super-slim dimensions. It’s now here, and as the name suggests it’s a premium smartphone with a top-notch feature set and specifications, but with a rather impressive thickness of just 5.8mm.
WD Black SN8100 2TB review

2 weeks ago | stuffindia.in | Khumail Thakur

Specs and Features On paper, the specifications for the 2TB model are impressive. It's a standard M.2 2280 single-sided drive built with Sandisk BiCS8 TLC 3D CBA NAND technology. The performance metrics according to the spec sheet are 14,900MB/s Sequential Read and 14,000MB/s Sequential Write. Sandisk also says the Random Read IOPS is 2.3 million and the Random Write IOPS is 2.4 million. Meanwhile, the endurance is rated for 1,200 Terabytes Written (TBW).
Nvidia INNO3D RTX 5060 Ti X2 OC review

2 weeks ago | stuffindia.in | Khumail Thakur

The yearly graphics card rumour mill has finally ground to a halt, and plopped into our testing bunker is the INNO3D GeForce RTX 5060 Ti X2 OC. INNO3D might sound new to us Indians because it’s slowly bringing all its GPUs to India starting with the the RTX 50 series lineup on April 16, 2025, including this card in 16GB and 8GB versions. The ‘60 Ti’ has traditionally been the sensible choice for PC gamers.
Elden Ring: Nightreign review

2 weeks ago | stuffindia.in | Khumail Thakur

Elden Ring: Nightreign is not Elden Ring 2. It's not even Elden Ring 1.5. Think of it more as a riotous, roguelite-infused afterparty to the main festival, one where you and a couple of mates get thoroughly crushed by the bouncers, only to dust yourselves off and dive straight back into the fray. It’s a standalone, three-player co-op caper that takes the combat and gothic grandeur of Elden Ring, chucks it in a blender with a dose of procedural generation, and hits ‘pulse’ until you’re dizzy.
CMF Buds 2, Buds 2 Plus review, price in India

3 weeks ago | stuffindia.in | Ali Pardiwala

As odd as the name is, Nothing is doing rather nicely for itself. With a niche product lineup that targets popular price segments rather than all-out flagship, Nothing’s products turn the focus onto design and utility. Indeed, between Nothing and its sub-brand CMF, there’s a solid and rather interesting product lineup - Nothing handles the mid-range products, while CMF sticks to the entry-level stuff.
OnePlus 13s review

3 weeks ago | stuffindia.in | Khumail Thakur

Design OnePlus has been busy copying the currently trending designs in the smartphone market, but honestly, it’s still a looker. It’s clean, it’s sleek, and it’s as symmetrical as a perfectly balanced seesaw. The compact size makes this new design language sing. It’s not just easy on the eyes; it feels rather lovely in your mitts too. Personally, I am not a fan of block-shaped smartphones because the edges dig into your skin. iPhones and Pixels also have the same issue.