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Mobile Price In Nepal 2023

A mobile, cellular phone, handphone, pocket phone, or another portable telephone that can make and receive calls over a radio frequency link while the user is on the go inside a telephone service area is referred to as such. This article will discuss mobile models as well as all mobile price in Nepal 2023.

Mobile Shop near me

In Nepal, you can select from a number of mobile brands depending on your needs for consumption. You can choose from a list of the top online mobile platforms supplied by Fatafat Sewa to find mobile prices in Nepal that suit your preferences. Our website contains more information about it. Cash on delivery is an option for customers in the Kathmandu valley, and we ship goods all around Nepal. Additionally, you can buy the newest smartphones on EMI.

Fatafat sewa provides a wide range of iOS and Android mobiles, from budget models to very high-end models with cutting-edge technology. These phones come in a variety of price ranges, from entry-level to low- and mid-range. These cell phones can cost anywhere from Rs 5000 to Rs 100,000.

Types of Mobile brands in Nepal

You can get savings here on popular mobile producers like Samsung, Oppo, Vivo, Apple, and many others. In addition to these, 4G mobiles from top manufacturers also provide the most recent advancement in network connectivity.

1. Apple iPhone Price in Nepal

American technology business Apple Inc. is in Cupertino, California. Consumer devices, computer software, and online services are all created, produced, and sold by this company. One of the most important tech businesses is Apple. In 1976, Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne founded it in a garage. With the iPhone released in 2007, the iPad in 2010, and the Apple Watch in 2014, Apple joined the smartphone, tablet, and wristwatch markets. The world recognizes the iPhone as one of the most coveted devices, and it has evolved into a status symbol. Visit Fatafat Sewa to know the iPhone price in Nepal.

Apple iPhone

Price in Nepal

Monthly EMI

iPhone SE 2022 (128GB)

Rs. 87,000

Rs. 4,833.33

iPhone 11 (128GB)

Rs. 89,990

Rs. 4,999.44

iPhone 13 mini (128GB)

Rs. 122,990

Rs. 6,832.78

iPhone 13 mini (256GB)

Rs. 139,990

Rs. 7,777.22

iPhone 13 mini (512GB)

Rs. 171,990

Rs. 9,555.00

iPhone 13 (128GB)

Rs. 129,990

Rs. 7,221.67

iPhone 13 (256GB)

Rs. 156,990

Rs. 8,721.67

iPhone 13 (512GB)

Rs. 191,990

Rs. 10,666.11

iPhone 14 (128GB)

Rs. 154,990

Rs. 8,610.56

iPhone 14 (256GB)

Rs. 173,990

Rs. 9,666.11

iPhone 14 (512GB)

Rs. 209,990

Rs. 11,666.11

iPhone 14 Plus (128GB)

Rs. 173,990

Rs. 9,666.11

iPhone 14 Plus (256GB)

Rs. 192,990

Rs. 10,721.67

iPhone 14 Plus (512GB)

Rs. 229,990

Rs. 12,777.22

iPhone 14 Pro (128GB)

Rs. 180,190

Rs. 10,010.56

iPhone 14 Pro (256GB)

Rs. 198,890

Rs. 11,049.44

iPhone 14 Pro (512GB)

Rs. 246,990

Rs. 13,721.67

iPhone 14 Pro (1TB)

Rs. 284,990

Rs. 15,832.78

iPhone 14 Pro Max (128GB)

Rs. 198,890

Rs. 11,049.44

iPhone 14 Pro Max (256GB)

Rs. 217,790

Rs. 12,099.44

iPhone 14 Pro Max (512GB)

Rs. 265,990

Rs. 14,777.22

iPhone 14 Pro Max (1TB)

Rs. 304,990

Rs. 16,943.89

2. POCO Mobile Price in Nepal

Poco is well known for offering high-end products at competitive prices. Poco has become an independent brand after severing ties with its parent company Xiaomi. The entry-level market is targeted by the POCO C-series of smartphones. They come with octa-core processors, numerous rear cameras, HD+ displays, at least a 5,000mAh battery, and other features. The MIUI skin is applied to the Android operating system on the POCO smartphone. The company has a reputation for releasing three significant Android OS updates and three years' worth of security updates for its F-series and X-series devices. Visit Fatafat sewa to know the POCO mobile price in Nepal.

POCO Mobile Models

Price of Poco mobile in Nepal

Poco C3

NPR 13,999 (32GB)

NPR 14,999 (64GB)

Poco C31

NPR 14,999 (32GB)

NPR 15,999 (64GB)

Poco M2 Reloaded

NPR 17,999 (64GB)

Poco M2

NPR 18,999 (64GB)

NPR 19,999 (128GB)

Poco M3

NPR 17,999 (64GB)

NPR 19,499 (128GB)

Poco M3 Pro 5G

NPR 23,999 (64GB)

NPR 26,999 (128GB)

Poco X3 NFC

NPR 29,999 (128GB)(offer)

Poco X3

NPR 29,999 (128GB)

NPR 31,999 (128GB)(offer)

Poco X3 Pro

NPR 31,999 (128GB)

NPR 36,999 (256GB)

Poco F3

NPR 46,999 (128GB)

NPR 51,999 (256GB)

Poco F3 GT

NPR 51,999 (256GB)

3. Realme Mobile Price in Nepal

Realme smartphones provide customers with a smartphone that is satisfying on all levels by combining high-design aesthetics with user-friendly functions. No matter how quickly they process information or how good their cameras are, Realme constantly makes high-quality smartphones. These phones have a great camera that will let you capture memories as clearly as possible. These phones feature big internal storage capacities that range from 16 GB to 256 GB, so there won't ever be a storage problem. To accommodate varied likes and preferences, the firm sells smartphones in a range of colors and finishes. Visit Fatafat sewa to know the Realme mobile price in Nepal.

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Grab yourself a tech toy; these extended 4th of July tech sales are popping! (Photo: Yahoo Life)

The 4th of July weekend might be over, but its tech sales still remain. That’s right! It’s time to save big on all manner of electronics. Thanks to mid-year release cycles and post-Prime Day overstock, post-July 4th is one of the best moments to shop for all things tech and the sales are still deep.

Whether you’ve had your eye on a new big-screen TV, a cushy pair of premium headphones or a starter set of smart home devices, this post-holiday weekend represents a window of opportunity. The price drops are epic! 

To save you time, we’ve gathered the very best still-alive 4th of July tech deals from Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, Lowe’s and more. You’ll find products ranging from small (hello, AirPods) to large (70-inch 4K Samsung TV, anyone?) at amazing discounts.

Snap up the best extended 4th of July tech sales below:

Best 4K-TV sales

A massive Samsung 70-inch 4K TV for just $680? Yes, please! (Photo: Best Buy)

Still on sale for $700 (was $750), this Samsung 70-inch Class 7 Series LED 4K Ultra HD Smart TV has a massive 70-inch display with full 4K Ultra HD resolution; vivid, bright colors and deep, dark black levels. That exceptional picture quality supports HDR (High Dynamic Range) movies and TV shows for the best 4K viewing experience around. And shoppers say this 4K TV is great for families.

“…The whole family loves it, especially my husband,” raved a delighted five-star Best Buy reviewer. “He is so glad we got this! Both him and our son love gaming on this nice sized TV. My daughter and I enjoy watching our shows. We are all pleased to say the least!…”

It’s also Wi-Fi-enabled with smart home support for Alexa, Google Assistant and Samsung’s Bixby. Video-streaming capability is also baked into this cake. Translation: You won’t have to buy a separate device to watch Netflix, YouTube, HBO Max, Apple TV+, Hulu, Peacock, Paramount+, Disney+ and much, much more. You’re ready to start binge-watching as soon as you turn it on.

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Check out more 4th of July 4K-TV sales below:

Toshiba 43-inch 43C350KU C350 Series LED 4K Ultra HD Smart Fire TV, $320 (was $370), amazon.com

Insignia 55-inch NS-55F301NA22 F30 Series LED 4K Ultra HD Smart Fire TV, $400 (was $500), amazon.com

Sony 55-inch Class X80J Series LED 4K Ultra HD Smart Google TV, $750 (was $950), bestbuy.com

LG 65-inch Class 4K Ultra HD NanoCell Smart TV, $997 (was $1,200), walmart.com

LG 65-inch Class CX Series OLED 4K Ultra HD Smart webOS TV, $1,900 (was $2,200), bestbuy.com

Sony 65-inch Class X80J Series LED 4K Ultra HD Smart Google TV, $900 (was $1,150), bestbuy.com

Best home audio sales

Get these Beats beauties for half price right now! (Photo: Walmart)

On sale for $149 (was $300) for post-4th of July, the Beats Solo Pro Headphones sync to just about any smartphone or laptop via Bluetooth, delivering rich audio and heart-thumping bass. Super sleek, the pro-level headphones come in Gray and Ivory. They’re noise-canceling, so you can block out just about all background and ambient noise to enjoy your favorite music and podcasts.

“These beats are so pretty. They sound amazing and definitely block out background noise,” raved a savvy Walmart shopper. “They charge and are compatible with iPhones….” 

The Beats have up to 40 hours of battery life per charge, so you don’t have to be tethered to an outlet all day long. They pump out a solid stream of music with top-notch audio for nearly two days — impressive, considering that most wireless headphones tap out after about 30 hours.

Check out more home audio sales below:

Bietrun Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds, $26 (was $130), walmart.com

Beats Flex Wireless Earbuds, $39 (was $50), amazon.com

Apple AirPods (wireless charging case), $160 (was $199), amazon.com

Apple AirPods Max, $490 (was $549), amazon.com

Philips Wireless In-Ear Headphones, $30 (was $60), walmart.com

Beats Solo3 Wireless On-Ear Headphones, $120 (was $200), amazon.com

Samsung Galaxy Buds+, $100 (was $150), bestbuy.com

Meidong Bluetooth Noise-Canceling Over-Ear Headphones, $35 (was $70), walmart.com

Best smartphone and tablet sales

An iPad with 40,000+ five star reviews, for less than $300? Is this for real? (Photo: Amazon)

On sale for $299 (was $329), the latest entry-level iPad model (32GB/Wi-Fi model) has the same impressive 10.2-inch display, quick Touch ID fingerprint sensor and 3GB of memory as the last version, but it features a speedier processor. You’ll notice — and appreciate — the speed with any videos, web sites or games. (For the tech savvy, the speed comes from Apple’s A12 Bionic chip). To say this thing is popular is an understatement: It has a ridiculous 40,000+ five-star reviews!

“I love it! It’s fast and easy to use plus it’s super affordable compared to the other models,” wrote a satisfied Amazon shopper. “The display is beautiful and picture quality is great…It’s like I have a mini laptop everywhere I go. Perfect for students, the screen quality is amazing and the battery lasts all day long.”

Check out more smartphone and tablet sales below:

Apple iPad Air (10.9-inch, Wi-Fi, 256GB), $699 (was $749), amazon.com

Core Innovations 7-inch, $54 (was $70), bhphotovideo.com

onn. 8-inch Tablet Pro, $79 (was $99), walmart.com

Samsung Galaxy A11 (Net10), $99 (was $149), walmart.com

Lenovo Tab M10 Plus, $160 (was $200), bestbuy.com

Best video game sales

Save 60 percent on super-popular games. (Photo: Amazon)

On sale for $20 (down from $50), BioShock: The Collection features all three games in the popular franchise: Bioshock Remastered, Bioshock 2 and Bioshock Infinite. These fun-tastic games explore futuristic science fiction worlds underwater and above the clouds.

“One of the best video game trilogies of modern gaming,” raved a delighted gamer. “All three games play and look fantastic, and 2k has done a great job with the attention to detail with all of them. I’ve had zero performance issues.”

Check out more video game sales below:

Luna Gaming Controller, $56 (was $70), amazon.com

NBA 2K21 (Xbox Series X), $20 (was $70), amazon.com

Mafia: Definitive Edition (PS4), $20 (was $40), amazon.com

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare (PS4), $15 (was $40), amazon.com

The Sims 4 (Xbox One), $5 (was $50), cdkeys.com

Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege (Xbox One), $13 (was $35), cdkeys.com

Minecraft (Xbox One), $10 (was $30), cdkeys.com

Outriders: Day One Edition (PS4), $40 (was $60), walmart.com

Microsoft Xbox Series S 512GB with Xbox Game Pass and Accessories, $636 (was $700), qvc.com

Grand Theft Auto V: Premium Edition (PS4), $20 (was $60), walmart.com

Madden NFL 21 (Xbox One), $20 (was $60), walmart.com

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (Xbox One), $30 (was $60), walmart.com

The Pillars of The Earth (PS4), $29 (was $45), walmart.com

Crash Team Racing: Nitro Fueled (PS4), $34 (was $40), walmart.com

PlayStation Plus Membership (12 months), $39 (was $60), cdkeys.com

Playstation Plus Membership (three months), $20 (was $25), cdkeys.com

Best smart-home sales

Start building the smart home of your dreams today, with this discounted bundle. (Photo: Lowe’s)

For this extended 4th of July sale, Lowe’s is giving you a chance to score the Google Nest Mini (second generation) and GE Smart Plug for just $40 (was $60).

The next-gen Nest Mini packs the Google Assistant into a sleek design with really great sound. Enjoy crisp vocals and balanced bass while you stream songs from Spotify, YouTube Music, SiriusXM, Pandora, Apple Music and more. Want a smart home? Now’s the time! If you have a phone in your pocket and a Wi-Fi network at home, you’re well on your way to building a smart home.

Plus, the bundle includes the GE Smart Plug (a $15 value), which can easily pair with the Google Nest Mini. Simply plug into a wall outlet, then plug in anything — a lamp, a TV or even a coffeemaker.

Then connect the plug to your Wi-Fi network and use your phone to sync to the Google Home app (for Android smartphones and Apple iPhones). That’s it! Now you can control just about anything in your home with your phone or just the sound of your voice via the Google Assistant. Fun!

“I am amazed at how much sound can come out of this little bitty device,” raved a delighted five-star Lowe’s reviewer. “The ease of setting this little unit up via Wi-Fi was a breeze. All I have done so far was talk to the device and it does what I ask with the weather even popping up on occasion which is what I was looking at. I like the fact that it sync to my devices with the calendar update with the busy schedule I have…I would recommend this little device for not only sound, but also ease of use. It can make your life simple and up-to-date if you carry a busy workload. Set a reminder and it will remind you even with a little music.”

Check out more smart-home sales below:

TP-Link N300 WiFi Extender (TL-WA855RE), $17 (was $30), amazon.com

Google Nest Mini, $35 (was $49), lowes.com

Google Nest Learning Smart Thermostat, $199 (was $249), lowes.com

Google Nest Hello, $149 (was $229), lowes.com

Lenovo Smart Clock Essential, $30 (was $50), lowes.com

Brookstone PhotoShare Digital Picture Frame, $110 (was $130), lowes.com

Moen 7594BL Arbor One-Handle Pulldown Kitchen Faucet, $289 (was $500), amazon.com

Honeywell RLV4300A1005 5-2 Day Programmable Thermostat (renewed), $10 (was $35), eBay.com

Google Nest Cam Indoor Security Camera, $130 (was $200), walmart.com

Defender Ultra HD 4K Wired Outdoor Security System (1TB), $260 (was $450), walmart.com

Monoprice Wireless Smart Outdoor Dual Socket, $25 (was $38), target.com

XODO Smart Wi-Fi HD Video Doorbell, $90 (was $150), walmart.com

DHcamera Wired Spotlight Cam HD Security Camera, $150 (was $230), walmart.com

Garmin Vivosport Fitness Tracker (renewed), $70 (was $200), eBay.com

Kamep Wireless Wi-Fi Video Doorbell Camera, $75 with on-page coupon (was $90), amazon.com

Best home-office sales

Sleek, thin, and convertible (lapop to tablet), this Samsung Chromebook Plus V2 is $180 off. (Photo: Amazon)

For extended 4th of July sales, the slick Samsung Chromebook Plus V2 convertible laptop is just $370 — that’s 33 percent off.

Incredibly thin, the Samsung Chromebook is actually more than just a laptop. It has a brilliant 12.2-inch HD touchscreen display (at 1900×1200 resolution) and flexible 360-degree hinge, so it can rotate to any angle for use as a tablet.

“I wanted both a tablet and a computer. I love that you can download apps and use them for both the computer and the tablet form,” reported a five-star fan. “The stylus makes using Lightroom and other creative apps a breeze. Being able to use the cloud is a must because the storage would fill up pretty quickly…The large screen is also good for editing photos, drawing, and taking notes. Startup, web browsing, and apps are quick. The battery life is really great for everyday use…”

Check out more home-office sales below:

Cloud Massage Shiatsu Foot Massager Machine, $250 with on-page coupon (was $350), amazon.com

Renpho Neck Shoulder Massager, $30 with on-page coupon (was $50), amazon.com

Vybe Percussion Massage Gun, $150 with on-page coupon (was $200), amazon.com

DamKee Massage Gun, $56 with on-page coupon (was $110), amazon.com

WorkEZ Rise Aluminum Laptop Stand, $30 (was $33), qvc.com

Samsung 27-inch Smart Monitor, $300 (was $329), qvc.com

HP OfficeJet Pro 8035e All-in-One Printer, $220 (was $249), qvc.com

Asus Chromebook C223, $265 (was $340), hsn.com

Bell & Howell Adjustable Laptop Desk, $32 (was $50), hsn.com

Embassy NanoShred 8-Sheet Paper Shredder, $100 (was $124), hsn.com

OttLite Wireless Charging Desk Lamp, $35 (was $61), hsn.com

Apple MacBook Pro (mid-2020), $1,099 (was $1,299), bhphotovideo.com

Microsoft Surface Pro 5 (renewed), $540 (was $800), eBay.com

Ousgar 47-inch White Desk, $100 (was $266), walmart.com

Hemu Fashion Bamboo Laptop Lap Tray, $38 (was $80), walmart.com

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How to Choose Your Next iPad xMarshall/Shutterstock It’s tough to shop for an iPad. They all seem to do the same thing, but the difference between their prices is dramatic. Here’s how to navigate Apple’s ecosystem and find the iPad that’s right for you. What Will You Do with an iPad? You can do just about anything with an iPad. They’re great for playing games, watching TV, or browsing the web. But they also make fantastic digital tools for illustrators, musicians, or video editors. Some people even buy iPads as total laptop replacements. So before you get into shopping for an iPad, you should figure out why you want one. Generally speaking, any iPad is excellent for playing games or browsing the web, while more demanding tasks like video editing will require some extra processing power. Think About Specs Once you know what you want to do with your iPad, it’s time to narrow things down. Any iPad can be used for drawing, but you also have to think about screen size. Plus, some iPads don’t work with accessories like the Apple Smart Keyboard or the 2nd Gen Apple Pencil—that’s not good news for writers or artists. Here are some details to look out for: Screen Size: iPad sizing is directly related to iPad pricing. Before worrying about specs, you should figure out which screen size you’re comfortable with. Are you dead-set on a 12.9″ screen (if so, just buy the iPad Pro), or are you open to any screen size? Storage Capacity: Extra storage is useful if you keep a lot of music or movies on your iPad. But iCloud exists, and you can always plug an external storage device into your iPad. Ports: Okay, do you want a Lightning port or a USB-C port? USB-C ports are becoming the industry standard, and they can support more peripherals than Lightning ports—but you’ll have to go for a Pro model if you want the added versatility of USB-C. Apple Pencil Support: All 2018 and 2019 iPads work with the 1st Gen Apple Pencil. But, the 2nd Gen Pencil charges wirelessly, and it only works with the iPad Pro. LTE/Cellular connectivity: Apple sells an LTE/cellular version of each iPad model. Cellular capability is useful if you want to use your iPad on the go, but the LTE/cellular iPad models cost about $100 to $200 more than their Wi-Fi equivalents (and then there are carrier fees). If you’re set on a cellular iPad, factor that extra cost into your budget. You don’t really have to worry about battery life, as all iPad models have the same battery life, according to Apple (10 hours of continuous browsing). Now that you know what you’re looking for in an iPad, it’s time to learn the differences between each iPad model. Shopping for iPads can be confusing because new models are released each year, so we’re going to detail each model by its screen size, year, specs, and features. We’ll start with the iPad Pro and work our way down by screen size, but keep in mind that the iPad MIni is technically more powerful than the basic iPad. iPad Pro (11-Inch and 12.9-Inch 2018 Model) Apple Ah, the most expensive of the iPads. The iPad Pro isn’t super portable, but it’s great for professionals, video editors, and artists. It’s also the most advanced version of the iPad, with features like Face ID and a USB-C port that should become the standard across all iPad models over the next few years (but for now, they’re Pro-only). Size: The iPad Pro comes with an 11-inch or 12.9-inch screen. It doesn’t have a home button, so the screen feels big and comfortable when rotated in any direction. Capacity: 64GB, 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB of storage. Specs: The iPad Pro has 4GB of RAM (the 1TB model has 6GB), and it sports a super-fast A12X Bionic processor. These specs make the iPad a lightning-fast multitasking monster. Cameras: A 12MP rear camera and 7MP front-facing camera. Special Features: The iPad Pro has Face ID, which eliminates the need for the home button. It also has a USB-C port, which is more universal than Lightning (and works great with USB-C hubs). It also works with 1st and 2nd Gen Apple Pencils. All in all, the iPad Pro is the Mac-Daddy of all iPads. It’s great for power users, artists, people who work with video, or people who just want a big iPad (no shame). It’ll do whatever you want it to, it’ll stay up to date for a while, and it’ll work with a wide array of accessories. Read the remaining 28 paragraphs https://buff.ly/2orFuOC

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The best tablets of 2019

Tablets may be fading in popularity, but there are still some great devices out there. If you’re in the market for a new tablet, then we’re here to help you cut down that short list and snag the right one for you. Apple’s iPad range still dominates the scene, but there are some innovative alternatives running Android and Windows. We also have top picks for the budget-conscious and for kids. These are the best tablets you can buy right now. The iPad has dominated the tablet scene for years now, and the sixth-generation iPad (2018) is the culmination of all of Apple’s experience. There are no bells and whistles here. If you want innovation, keep looking. This is a solid, accessible all-rounder that delivers a really good tablet experience at a reasonable price. It replaces last year’s iPad at the top of this list, adding support for the Apple Pencil (sold separately for $100) and a newer processor — it’s identical in every other respect. The bright 9.7-inch display is perfect for watching videos. It feels slim and light to handle, with Apple’s usual high standards shining through in build quality, though the thick bezels are beginning to look dated. Inside, there’s Apple’s A10 processor with an embedded M10 co-processor and 2GB of RAM, but all you really need to know is that it runs smoothly. Whether you’re skipping in and out of apps, browsing the web, watching a movie, or playing the latest games, the iPad delivers lag-free performance. If you must take photos with your tablet, there’s an excellent 8-megapixel rear camera with an f/2.4 aperture that’s fast and capable of capturing plenty of detail. The 1.2-megapixel selfie camera has an f/2.2 aperture, which is adequate for FaceTime at 720p, but little else. The battery life is fantastic. You can expect more than 10 hours of HD video playback from a single charge, and with normal use on Wi-Fi, you might reasonably expect to go a week between charges. If you’re looking for weak spots, then we direct you toward the single bottom-firing speaker. Beyond that, there are no glaring flaws here, and we think it’s the best tablet you can buy without having to spend a lot more money. Despite some odd design flaws, the Galaxy Tab S4 is a quality gizmo with an absolutely gorgeous display. There is no tablet in the world with a screen capable of rivaling the S4’s 10.5-inch Super AMOLED, and it supports HDR content (which companies like Netflix and YouTube are making increasingly available these days). Even viewing non-HDR content on the S4’s 2,560 x 1,600-pixel display is an absolute joy. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor (the same chip that powered popular flagship smartphones like Google’s Pixel 2 and Samsung’s Galaxy S8) works well, despite its relative age, and 4GB of RAM is more than enough to keep the tablet humming happily. The tablet comes with 64GB or 256GB of internal storage, but it can be expanded via MicroSD card if you’re looking to download lots of stuff. The tablet’s four speakers are respectably loud, and it has cameras on both the front and back — the rear-facing 13-megapixel camera is capable of recording 4K video at 30 frames per second, while the 8-megapixel front camera is good enough for selfies and video chat. Samsung has paired its custom Experience interface with Android 8 Oreo, and it works like a charm. Split-screen functionality is better than ever, with lots of neat tricks to learn over time. Despite a bit of bloatware that the tablet won’t let you delete, the software here is generally very good. There is also Samsung’s DeX interface which kicks in when you attach a keyboard dock to give you a desktop feel that works best if you add a Bluetooth mouse, though it does have some odd quirks. The 7,300mAh battery will easily get you a busy day and beyond and it can be charged up in less than two hours. The included S Pen stylus interacts smoothly with the tablet’s screen and will please note takers and artists. The downside here is the high price and if you’re primarily after a laptop experience, then Samsung’s Chromebook Pro or Microsoft’s Surface Go are both cheaper and might suit you better. If you’re devoted to Android devices, the Tab S4 is a good choice. It’s a solid step up from the Tab S3, but that high price might give you pause. It doesn’t quite hit the high notes of Apple’s bigger iPads, but the iPad Mini 4 still benefits from an attractive metal design, a fast processor, and a great app and game library. You’ll find the 7.9-inch display is a pleasure to read on, and it’s size and weight make it comfortable to hold. It’s good for watching movies or gaming, too, though you’ll probably want headphones to go with it. Battery life is solid, offering a good 10 hours between charges. Portability is the reason to pick the iPad Mini 4. If you want an iPad and need something smaller in size, then this is it. Unfortunately, it’s not just the size that has been scaled down here — the iPad Mini 4 is not as lightning fast as its bigger siblings. It’s also expensive, more expensive than the 2018 iPad, which makes very little sense. But you can’t beat the iPad Mini if it’s a small tablet you want. With slimmed down bezels and flat edges, Apple’s redesigned iPad Pro is a beautiful device that manages to pack in maximum screen real estate without being too unwieldy. The home button is gone, replaced by Face ID, and Apple’s proprietary Lightning port has finally given way to USB-C, which gives you far more accessory and peripheral options. Although both models feature the same internal components, the iPad Pro comes in two sizes, offering an 11-inch or 12.9-inch display. Speaking of the screen, it’s hard to beat. The 12.9-inch model sports a 2,732 x 2,048-pixel resolution, while the 11-inch model packs 2,388 x 1,668 pixels. Both benefit greatly from Apple’s ProMotion technology, which boosts the refresh rate to a buttery-smooth 120Hz. If you need a lot of raw power, then the iPad Pro is the tablet for you. Featuring Apple’s A12X Bionic processor, there are eight cores here and a neural engine for speedy machine learning. The result is unparalleled speed, whether you’re editing images in Photoshop or commanding armies in Civilization VI. Storage goes from 64GB all the way up to 1TB, but the price rises steeply with it. Just like previous models, Apple suggests you’ll get 10 hours of mixed use from a charge, or nine hours if you opt for the model with cellular connectivity. The Apple Pencil attaches magnetically and charges wirelessly now, but it will cost you an extra $130. That’s on top of an inflated price tag for the iPad Pro itself. The Smart Keyboard has also gone up in price this year, costing $180 for the 11-inch model or $200 for 12.9-inch. Beyond the steep price and the limitations of iOS for people seeking a desktop replacement, we’re disappointed Apple removed the headphone jack. But even with all that considered, the iPad Pro’s aesthetics, raw power, and long-lasting battery life earn it a place in the pantheon of high-performance tablets. You won’t find anything better. Amazon’s Fire HD 8 (2018), a refresh of last year’s HD 8, doesn’t bring much new to the table. The front-facing camera has jumped from 0.3 megapixels to 2 megapixels and there’s hands-free support for Alexa now, but it’s the low, low price that earns this tablet a wholehearted recommendation. The LCD screen, with its 1,280 x 800-pixel resolution is far from the sharpest, and the viewing angles aren’t great, but it’s good enough to watch movies and read on. The fact is that compromises are inevitable to hit this price. The Fire HD’s all-plastic body is colorful and durable. You’ll also find stereo speakers optimized with Dolby Atmos which deliver reasonably loud, crisp sound on movies, TV shows, and Amazon’s Prime Music streaming service. Alexa works well on this tablet. Asking questions about popular movies, nearby restaurants, and the weather pulls up visual results on the Fire HD 8’s screen (even when it’s locked). That’s just the tip of the iceberg: Alexa on the Fire HD can also control smart home devices, order pizza, call an Uber, and perform many of the same tasks as Amazon’s Echo speakers or the Echo Show. Battery life is impressive, too. It lasts for about 10 hours of mixed-use including reading, gaming, and streaming. The Fire HD 8’s Fire OS software, a customized version of Android, isn’t for everyone. But folks immersed in the Amazon ecosystem will appreciate For You, a recommendation engine that puts videos, apps, games, and movies from the retailer’s library on your home screen. You won’t find a perfect tablet for less than $100, but the Fire HD 8 is an impressive package. Sure, the screen isn’t as sharp or vibrant as we’d like, and the hardware struggles under heavy loads, but there is no better tablet at this price. An 8-inch, screen with a 1,280 x 800 pixel-resolution delivers bright and vibrant colors, and a thick rubber case around the tablet’s frame cushions against accidental drops. The tablet’s 32GB of internal storage offers enough space for lots of books, games, and other media, and there’s a MicroSD card slot for expansion if you run out. When it comes to parental controls, the Fire HD 8 Kids Edition is second to none. Its Fire OS software, a customized version of Android, allows you to manage usage limits, set educational goals, and restrict access to age-inappropriate content. The Parent Dashboard also offers insight into what your kids are doing on their tablet and encourages interaction with discussion questions related to the books your kids are reading. The Fire HD 8 Kids Edition also includes fee-free access to Amazon’s FreeTime Unlimited, a library of more than more than 15,000 kid-appropriate games, apps, educational content, books, and videos from PBS Kids, Nickelodeon, Disney, and others. Every purchase is backed by Amazon’s two-year, no-questions-asked replacement policy: If the Fire HD 8 breaks, Amazon will replace it. The original Surface Pro was flawed, but it had a major impact on the market. Microsoft has refined the design since then, and the Surface Pro 6 is as close as you can get to a hybrid device that serves equally well as a tablet and as a laptop. It is the 2-in-1 to beat. You’ve got a gorgeous 12.3-inch screen with a resolution of 2,736 x 1,824 pixels, a thoughtful design, and a choice of internal specs that range from basic to lightning fast. It is by far the most configurable device on our list. The pixel-packed display and loud speakers make it a pleasure to watch movies on, but we found it lags way behind the iPad Pro when it comes to gaming. Microsoft Surface Go If the Pro 6 is too rich for your blood, then you might consider the Microsoft Surface Go, which comes in at a much more affordable $400. It has a 10-inch screen, but also runs Windows 10, has a great keyboard cover, and supports the Surface Pen. Microsoft has improved the battery life, which was an issue in past models, so you can expect to get through a full day of mixed use before needing to plug in. The Type Cover and Surface Pen are excellent accessories and, combined with the full version of Windows 10, help make this a great choice for creative professionals, students, and everyone in between. This is real portable productivity. On the downside, Windows 10 tablet mode still needs work and the Surface Pro 6 can be eye-wateringly expensive if you opt for top-end specs.  Still, it’s our favorite 2-in-1 PC. How we test The tablets we test serve as our daily drivers, so we use them extensively to put them through their paces. That means watching movies, gaming, testing out lots of apps, reading, working on them, and even taking photos and shooting video with them (which is impossible to do without looking stupid). We love new, innovative features, but we can also appreciate classic design done well. Ultimately, we look for tablets that will fulfill the needs of most people, so their ability to serve up entertainment is paramount. Which OS is best for you? If your top consideration is entertainment, and you’re likely to use a lot of apps and games, then we recommend Apple’s iOS as the best platform. There are a lot of polished apps made specifically for the iPad and you have access to all the top subscription services and an extensive content store. It’s also slick and accessible, so anyone can come to grips with it quickly. Android has a larger selection of free apps and games, though they’re generally less polished, but that might be a tradeoff you’ll accept. Things are a little complicated by manufacturer UIs, or in the case of Amazon, forked versions of the platform. They can delay Android updates and make the user experience quite different. Amazon’s tablets, for example, run a version of Android called Fire OS and they initially only have access to the limited subset of apps and games that are available in the Amazon Appstore, not the full list that you’ll find in Google’s Play Store. If you like the idea of accessing the same apps you have on your Windows PC, and you want a business device that ties seamlessly into your Microsoft services, then a tablet running Windows 10 is going to be tempting. It’s powerful, but it’s also relatively expensive to get decent hardware for a good user experience. If you’re not a business user, or you don’t need to run Windows-only apps, it may be overkill.

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Apple’s latest iPad Mini is $100 off right now at Amazon and Best Buy The 2021 iPad Mini might be considered the middle child, but it’s still plenty capable. | Photo by Vjeran Pavic / The Verge Apple’s new iPhone lineup may have grabbed everyone's attention, but our weekend deals post is fixed on everything Apple ignored during its “Far Out” event earlier this week. For starters, Apple’s 64GB iPad Mini with Wi-Fi is currently matching its best price ever at Amazon and Best Buy, where you can pick it up for $399.99 ($100 off). If you need more storage, you can also find the 256GB model with Wi-Fi discounted to $549.99 at Amazon and Best Buy, down from its usual price of $799.99. The 2021 iPad Mini brings several welcome changes to Apple’s smallest tablet, including a larger screen that ditches the home button and replaces Apple’s Lightning connector with a USB-C port. In addition, the Mini features an 8.3-inch display, 2266 x... Continue reading… https://fancyhints.com/apples-latest-ipad-mini-is-100-off-right-now-at-amazon-and-best-buy/?utm_source=tumblr&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost

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Apple's 2021 iPad Mini falls back to an all-time low of $400

Apple’s 2021 iPad Mini falls back to an all-time low of $400

Apple’s 2021 iPad Mini tablet is a popular choice thanks to its portability and excellent specs, but it’s not exactly an impulse purchase at $500. If you’ve been eyeing one, the 64GB model is now on sale at Amazon for $400 (20 percent off) matching the lowest price we’ve seen. And if you need more storage, the iPad Mini 256GB model is discounted by 17 percent, dropping the price to $540. Buy…

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Apple Rolls Out iOS 13.5 With COVID-19 Features

With the Covid-19 pandemic, the world has adjusted to a ‘new normal’, in terms of the hospitality industry, the tourism sector, agriculture and technology. A new way of being has come into existence with all these sectors introducing measures in their own capacities to deal with the change. Tech giant Apple has rolled out iOS 13.5 with ‘Covid-19’ features.

Since wearing a mask has become a necessity and is a weapon to fight the pandemic, the new software lets you unlock your iPhone while wearing your mask using the Face ID. You will directly be redirected to the screen where you enter your pass code without wasting any time. Similar rules will apply to download an app or do anything that requires the Face ID feature.

An added feature includes the Covid-19 exposure notification that Apple is rolling out in collaboration with Google.

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Apple's 2021 IPad Drops Back To $299 At Amazon

Update 12/27 - 4:11am ET: Amazon has reverted the discount and Apple's 64GB 10.2-inch iPad has returned to its original price. Don't worry if you missed out on an earlier deal for Apple's 2021 iPad. Amazon is selling the 64GB entry-level iPad for $299, or $30 off the usual price. The 256GB variant recently dropped a similar amount to $449. That matches a previous discount at Walmart and Amazon, and is currently the lowest price we've seen for Apple's latest 10.2-inch slate. Buy iPad at Amazon - $299 Buy iPad at Amazon - $449. The basic design of the iPad hasn't changed much in recent years, but the under-the-hood upgrades are particularly notable this year. The tablet now uses an A13 Bionic chip that's reportedly 20 percent faster than in the previous iPad, making it a better fit for gaming or creative tasks. This may also be a good pick for an era of remote work and virtual friend visits, as an ultra-wide 12MP front camera offers Center Stage to keep you in view as you move around. Just don't expect a revamp on par with the new iPad mini or 2020's iPad Air.

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iPad mini 2021 - Full Specification and Review

Two-minute review

The defining feature of the iPad mini (2021) is its small stature, and like the iPhone 13 mini this is a device that marries a scaled-down design that will be popular with many users with top-end specs and power.

Think of it like an iPad Air 4, but shrunk down and with a more powerful chipset inside. It inherits a similar design to the iPad Air 4, with square edges, no home button and a USB-C port on the bottom edge.

The 8.3-inch display is crisp, and it’s bright enough for outdoor use, as well as for everything you’d want to do with your tablet indoors. Apple calls this an “all-screen design”, but we’d argue that the thicker bezels mean that’s a rather bold claim.

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FULL SPECIFICATIONS

Also known as Apple iPad mini 6, iPad mini (6th generation) Versions: A2568 (Global)

NETWORK

Technology

GSM / HSPA / LTE / 5G

LAUNCH

Announced

2021, September 14

Status

Available. Released 2021, September 24

BODY

Dimensions

195.4 x 134.8 x 6.3 mm (7.69 x 5.31 x 0.25 in)

Weight

293 g (Wi-Fi) / 297 g (Wi-Fi + Cellular) (10.34 oz)

Build

Glass front, aluminum back, aluminum frame

SIM

Nano-SIM, eSIM

Stylus support (2nd gen only)

DISPLAY

Type

Liquid Retina IPS LCD, 500 nits (typ)

Size

8.3 inches, 203.9 cm

2

(~77.4% screen-to-body ratio)

Resolution

1488 x 2266 pixels, 3:2 ratio (~327 ppi density)

Protection

Scratch-resistant glass, oleophobic coating

Wide color gamut

True-tone

PLATFORM

OS iPadOS 15

Chipset

Apple A15 Bionic (5 nm)

CPU

Hexa-core (2x2.93 GHz + 4xX.X GHz)

GPU

Apple GPU (5-core)

MEMORY

Card slot

No

Internal

64GB 4GB RAM, 256GB 4GB RAM

MAIN CAMERA

Single

12 MP, f/1.8, (wide), AF

Features

Quad-LED dual-tone flash, HDR, panorama

Video

4K@24/25/30/60fps, 1080p@25/30/60/120/240fps; gyro-EIS

SELFIE CAMERA

Single

12 MP, f/2.4, 122˚ (ultrawide)

Features

HDR

Video

1080p@25/30/60fps, gyro-EIS

SOUND

Loudspeaker

Yes, with stereo speakers

3.5mm jack

No

COMMS

WLAN

Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/6, dual-band, hotspot

Bluetooth

5.0, A2DP

GPS

Yes, with A-GPS, GLONASS (Wi‑Fi + Cellular model only)

NFC

No

Radio

No

USB

USB Type-C 3.1, DisplayPort

FEATURES Sensors

Fingerprint (side-mounted), accelerometer, gyro, compass, barometer

Siri natural language commands and dictation

BATTERY

Type Li-Ion, non-removable (19.3 Wh)

Talk time

Up to 10 h (multimedia)

MISC

Colors

Space Gray, Pink, Purple, Starlight

Models

A2568 The 8.3-inch display is crisp, and it’s bright enough for outdoor use, as well as for everything you’d want to do with your tablet indoors. Apple calls this an “all-screen design”, but we’d argue that the thicker bezels mean that’s a rather bold claim. The 8.3-inch display is crisp, and it’s bright enough for outdoor use, as well as for everything you’d want to do with your tablet indoors. Apple calls this an “all-screen design”, but we’d argue that the thicker bezels mean that’s a rather bold claim.

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168 - California Streaming to iPhone 13 and iPad Mini 6 - With Guest Jeff Gamet

The latest In Touch With iOS with Dave and Warren we are joined by guest Jeff Gamet. The Apple event was this week and they announced iPhone 13, iPad Min 6, Apple Watch series 7 and more. We review the event and talk about what we are buying and not buying. Apple TV+ new shows and There are many Apple product placements in shows but not the bad guys.  iOS15 is almost released. iOS14.8 update is very important to install to fix security bugs. 

The show notes are at InTouchwithiOS.com


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Here's How Apple Strategically Places Its Products In Apple TV+ Shows

Apple Releases iOS 14.8 and iPadOS 14.8 With Security Updates

Important: you need to upgrade to iOS14.8 right away this fixes a bad security flaw. Apple's iOS 14.8 Update Fixes Zero-Click Exploit Used to Distribute Pegasus Spyware

Apple's Shazam Control Center Music Recognition Feature Hits 1 Billion Songs Identified

Apple Makes Latest AirTags Firmware Available to All Users

Topics

Beta this week. iOS 15 RC Apple Seeds iOS and iPadOS 15 Release Candidates to Developers Apple Seeds Release Candidate Version of watchOS 8 to Developers Apple Seeds tvOS 15 Release Candidate to Developers

iOS 15, iPadOS 15, watchOS 8, and tvOS 15 Will Be Released On September 20

Everything new with HomePod's upcoming software update

The Apple event was this week with announcements of new iPads, Apple Watch, iPhone, and event updates to Fitness+. The panel discusses what was good and what was bad and what we will be buying. Everything Announced at Today's Apple Event

Apple TV+ new shows and seasons coming this Month the Morning Show, Foundation, The Problem with Jon Stewart, Invasion, Swagger, Finch, The Shrink Next Door and of course Ted Lasso continues its season. We talked about these new and returning shows and is Apple TV+ really a thing.

iPad 9th Gen and iPad Mini 6th Gen

Apple Watch Series 7 coming this fall. 

iPhone 13, 13 Pro, 13 Pro Max. 

iPhone 13 Pro and 13 Pro Max - Technical Specifications

iPad mini - Technical Specifications

iPad 10.2-inch - Technical Specifications

Apple Watch Series 7

Apple Fitness+

Items we discussed that were not announced during the event. 

All of the New iPhone 13 Camera Features: Macro, Cinematic Mode, Photographic Styles, Sensor Improvements and More

iPhone 13 Models Support Dual eSIMs [Updated]

iPhone 13 Models Are Heavier and Thicker Than iPhone 12 Models

All iPhone 13 Models Feature Significantly Improved Battery Life, Up to 2.5 Hours Longer for iPhone 13 Pro Max

iPhone XR and iPhone 12 Pro Discontinued, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 11, and iPhone SE Still Available

Apple Quietly Removes 256GB iPhone SE Model From Online Store

Our Host

David Ginsburg is an IT professional supporting Mac, iOS and Windows users and his provides his wealth of knowledge of iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. Visit the YouTube channel https://youtube.com/daveg65 and find and follow him on Twitter @daveg65.

About our Guest

Jeff Gamet is a podcaster, technology blogger, artist, and author. Previously, he was The Mac Observer’s managing editor, and Smile’s TextExpander Evangelist. You can find him on Twitter and Instagram as @jgamet and YouTube https://youtube.com/jgamet

About our Co-Host

Warren Sklar @Wsklar is an IT Consultant and moderator of the Mac To The Future FaceBook Group with over 3000 members talking about all things Apple. Request to join this group to be among people who love Apple.

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iPad mini 6 tidbits: A15 chip, camera upgrades, no mmWave 5G, more

iPad mini 6 tidbits: A15 chip, camera upgrades, no mmWave 5G, more

One of the best surprises of the “California Streaming” event was the brand new iPad mini 6. With a redesigned look, better cameras, up to 256GB storage, Touch ID on the Top button, and 5G support, this is the best iPad mini ever created. However, there are some things that Apple didn’t announce during the event that you may want to know before buying this new iPad mini. Check out our tidbits…