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After the Pro and Pro Max variants of Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 9 series saw the light of day, it was only a matter of time before the brand launched the base Redmi Note 9. The reputation of Xiaomi’s entry-Note-series device has been clear for years now. This phone is not meant to compete with the cut-throat upper mid-range products where Xiaomi has other variants. Instead, the Redmi Note 9 is meant for people who are moving from budget to mid-range devices for the first time. It also caters to those who simply want a balanced overall experience without spending big bucks, that after a recent hike, have become even bigger. Also Read – Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 with MediaTek Helio G85 SoC goes on first sale today: Check price, full specifications Starting at Rs 11,999, the Redmi Note 9 comes in as a pricier device compared to its predecessors. This is not a more expensive device by the brand, but a GST hike means the phones you could once buy for Rs 9,999 now costs a bit more. With the prici...

The Indian market is all set to witness new budget phones under Rs 10,000 in the coming weeks. While Xiaomi is yet to drop the curtains from its cheaper 2020 Redmi devices, Realme has already loaded shelves with new phones at different price points. Yes, the brand is launching new phones on a monthly basis. Last month, we got our hands on the mid-range Realme X3 series, and it is now back with a new entry-level phone. Say hello to Realme C11 ! Also Read – Realme teases 5G phone with support for 125W fast charging The new entrant in the Realme C series is being boasted as a stylish and powerful phone. When it comes to specifications, you won’t be surprised. It is basically a mix and match of budget Realme phones with low-end gaming chipset. Currently, the company doesn’t offer any latest phone around Rs 7,000, which seems to be the reason behind the launch of this handset. Both the Realme C3 and Realme Narzo 10A cost around Rs 9,000 in India. Read on to know more about what impre...

In a market full of low-cost truly wireless earphones, Sony last month launched their own set of affordable true wireless pair – the Sony WF-XB700 – in India. At Rs 9,990, the Sony WF-XB700 true wireless earphones are just a tad bit affordable, and it is because Sony has always focused on quality over price. As a result, we only see high-end premium earphones from the company. Also Read – Sony launches Reon Pocket, a wearable Air Conditioner: Here is everything we know This time around, Sony seems to have experimented a little to provide good quality product at an affordable price, at least that’s what the company claims. We can’t directly compare these Sony WF-XB700 TWS to likes of cheap alternatives like Xiaomi’s Redmi Earbuds S or Realme Buds Q , instead, these compete with the likes of Jabra Elite 75T , Samsung Galaxy Buds+ or even the Apple AirPods . In this review we find out if these new true wireless earbuds are worth your money or not. Also Read – Sony launches WF-XB...