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Style & Protection In One Upgrade Your OnePlus 13 With Kapaver Innovative Mobile Back Cover Case

Introduction:

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The Ultimate Features of Kapaver OnePlus 13 Case

Military-Grade Protection:

Made of robust material that help to minimize the impact of the shocking hits on your OnePlus 13, Kapaver cases are designed for longevity. The corner bezels protect the most frequently touched areas of the screen and the camera to keep your device clean and free from fingerprints when dropped accidentally.

Stunning Design Options:

Whether you prefer minimalist elegance or bold patterns, Kapaver has something for everyone. The cases enhance the OnePlus 13’s design, turning your smartphone into a style statement.

Ergonomic Grip:

Kapaver textured back ensures a secure and comfortable grip, minimizing the risk of accidental slips. Perfect for users on the move, this feature provides added convenience.

Slim & Lightweight Build:

Kapaver cases provide strong protection and are developed to make the OnePlus 13 slim and grip-friendly. Love a case that doesn’t take up extra space in your phone.

Wireless Charging Compatibility:

Kapaver cases are designed to support wireless charging, allowing you to power up your device without removing the case.

Precision Engineering:

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Conclusion:

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A detailed review of the OnePlus 7T from :wired:

I TEST A lot of phones here at WIRED. Smartphones incrementally change each year, and they’ve become more of an essential utility and less of a source of the tech world’s greatest innovations. I often appreciate their new features, but few of those enhancements spark actual joy. The OnePlus 7T, however, has done just that. Putting down the glossy, fingerprint-plastered Galaxy Note10 to review the matte glass 7T was both a relief and a reminder why OnePlus has continued to gain popularity as a smartphone brand year after year.

Like the company's previous devices, the 7T is a phone that showcases much of the best smartphone tech introduced in 2019 at a $600 price—more than $100 cheaper than many top rivals from Samsung, LG, and other manufacturers. What I’ve come to appreciate more is how it uses all that latest tech to enhance my life, often by getting out of my way. Its touch interface is simple and looks just like the brand new Google Android 10 OS it runs on, only a little easier to navigate. It’s just more pleasant, like a PB&J sandwich where mom cut the crust off just because she loves you.

Smooth and Frosty

If you’ve seen an expensive smartphone in the last two years, you know what the 7T looks and feels like, but I’ll describe it anyway. It has a 6.5-inch AMOLED display (that means deeper blacks and richer colors) that takes up its entire front. A teenie teardrop cutout hanging from the top of the screen holds a 16-megapixel selfie camera.

Like the similar and more expensive OnePlus 7 Pro, this display has a 90 Hz refresh rate, which makes the entire interface noticeably smoother. OnePlus calls it a Fluid AMOLED display, and it may live up to that name. Phones have been bumping up the resolution (this one has a 1080p HD screen), but the bump in refresh rate is more noticeable. Everything feels smoother and faster, with richer color than many displays.

The power and volume buttons are in all the right places, and OnePlus has kept its sound/mute/vibrate switch on the right side. It’s a dead-simple little toggle and worth every millimeter of its cutout, letting you easily silence your phone or perk it up anytime.

OnePlus was one of the first companies to introduce an in-display fingerprint sensor, and the latest iteration on this phone is faster than ever. I’ve had trouble with Samsung's on-screen sensors in the Galaxy S10 and Note10, but the optical fingerprint reader in the 7T does the trick in a way that’s more convenient than the fingerprint sensors on the back of many phones like the Google Pixel 3A.

The phone's frame is metal, and the back is covered in shimmering Gorilla Glass because ... well ... trends. It’s silly that the back is made of glass at all, given that we probably drop our phones more than anything besides our keys, and there's no big advantage to the glass here since the 7T doesn’t have wireless charging. But the “glacier blue” color certainly is sleek, and the frosted texture repels fingerprints better than some phones. OnePlus thankfully includes a clear case in the box. I suggest you slip it on.

All Spec’d Out

Between all that glass is a list of luxury technical specs. The 7T runs on a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855+ processor, which is half a tad speedier than the 855 on some earlier phones this year. It also comes with 8 gigabytes of RAM, and 128 GB of storage. (Sorry, no MicroSD slot; that’s all you get.) These are all fantastic numbers, as are the numbers you’ll see from benchmark performance tests. It’s a powerful phone, right up there with the best.

OnePlus doesn’t make a lot of changes to Android 10, but the changes it does make seem to (mostly) improve the phone's performance. You can more easily swipe up or down from anywhere on the homescreen to access the notification shade or pull up your entire list of apps. I also like the gesture controls that mimic recent iPhones, and the option to turn the back button into a swipe from the left side of the phone has worked well for me. Your mileage may vary, but you can disable these gestures controls and go back to a traditional back-button setup if you like.

The fact that the 7T even has the latest Google OS is a testament to the company’s focus on delivering software and security updates. It promises two years of updates for buyers of the 7T, and has demonstrated a positive track record on updates for older phones. This is notable—despite costing close to $1,000, most Android phones outside of Google’s Pixel line and Motorola's handsets do not get regular software updates, leaving security vulnerabilities exposed and new features out of reach.

With stereo speakers and a gaming mode that optimizes graphics (and can also restrict notifications and calls so you can play without interruption), this is an ideal machine for playing Mario Kart Tour, or any other high-end title, until your eyeballs fall out. Netflix looks lovely, as well.

I’ve ended most days having spent four or five hours with the screen active, and seen about 50 percent battery remaining. A few nights, it’s been closer to 30 to 40 percent, if I stay up late. This is good, but somewhat normal battery life. If you want to improve your power efficiency, you can turn the 90 Hz refresh rate down to a more normal 60 Hz. In a pinch, the included charger is very quick. It can juice the 7T up significantly in a half hour.

Sadly, like many high-end phones, there’s no audio jack (and no adapter in the box), but OnePlus sells an adapter for $13. And this phone also isn’t IP-rated for water resistance. OnePlus claims it will handle some rain pretty well, but you won’t want to drop it in the tub.

Ready to Zoom

When it comes to smartphones, you ain’t cool unless you have three rear cameras these days, and OnePlus always wants to be cool. Like the 7 Pro, it has a 48-megapixel standard rear shooter that outputs extra sharp 12-megapixel images, a 16-megapixel sensor beneath an ultrawide lens, and a 12-megapixel telephoto. This lets you take shots that you can both zoom out a bit, and zoom in to 2X. There’s also a portrait mode, which adds a bokeh effect, the shallow depth-of-field trick that keeps the subject in focus but blurs the background in a close-up photo.

I had a great time shooting plenty of outdoor shots around Tulsa, Oklahoma, in the past week, and I've even enjoyed the extra stability of the Super Stable video mode, which uses the wide angle lens to better stabilize 1080p video; 4K 30 fps video is also available. Everything looks good, especially shots in the Nightscape mode. Like the new iPhone 11 and the latest Pixel phones, the 7T enhances night shots, adding more light, color and detail to areas that would have just appeared as black splotches on older phones. Night shots require a steady hand and a second or two wait, but they are a definite improvement.

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In some of the above shots, you can see some examples of Nightscape mode and Super Macro mode. If you press the flower icon in the upper left side of the camera app, you can move in closer to small objects and still see them stay in focus. The effect isn’t perfect, but I was able to get closer to some plants and ants than I ever have before using a smartphone. It’s a blast to play around with modes like these, and they solidify the OnePlus 7T as a phone for shutterbugs.

Plus One

OnePlus isn’t tampering with the formula that got it to the dance, and that’s good. The 7T is one of the most powerful phones you can buy, and it costs hundreds less than its peers. It also runs on all four major US carriers, and T-Mobile sells it directly.

I've recommended the Pixel 3A ($400) as the best phone to buy for a few months now, and given the performance it offers for the price, for many of you it still is the best phone. But if you are willing to spend an extra $200, the OnePlus 7T will give you a taste of the luxuries you’d otherwise miss out on.

Correction: I referred to the display as a "Liquid" display. OnePlus calls it a "Fluid" display.

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Types of OnePlus 7 Pro Back Covers You Can Buy Online

The OnePlus 7 Pro was launched not more than a month ago. The product is something else. It is impressive in its design and function. The phone is, however, more than sleek. This means it is quite slippery and could leave your hands at any time. That is why you might need a case for it. There are many that you can try out there. If you have purchased A new One plus 7 pro Phone and you are wondering where to buy a good and beautiful case for the same then checkout this amazing site for your  OnePlus 7 Pro Back Cover Online at Blackbora

Ringke Fusion-X

Also labeled, the striking hybrid, is a combination of the rugged and clear case. This back case comes with a dotted matrix pattern that prevents the phone from a rainbow effect. The case also comes with a raised lip and lanyard hole that protects the pop-up camera from any damages.Ringke goes for about $ 13 on Amazon. The price can, however, be different for online pages like Blackbora India.

Spigen Rugged Armor

This back cover is said to handle the basics just like any other cover.Spigen is cost-effective, and purpose-effective anyone can use on a OnePlus 7 Pro smartphone. The cover is made with too much consideration. The developers decided to make it as lean and as perfect as possible without having to use lots of material on it. Such makes it a light cover for your phone. You can also compare the cover design to a glove. Its back is somewhat slippery. The covers for around $13 on Amazon. The price might be different on sites like Tatacliq.

Sucnakp Shock Absorption Case

This cover is a ready for anything cover. Considering the slippery nature of OnePlus 7 Pro, you might need something that will protect your phone in any threatening instances.Sucnakp is a rugged case that will take care of the glass back of your 7 Pro. The cover also offers drop resistance and shock protection. The producing company has made this cover in five color variants and slapped it with a three-year warranty. The product goes for about $8 on Amazon. Quite a choice.

The TUDIA Merge

TUDIA is a double layer cover.The cover is a combination of both hard polycarbonate and soft TPU. It comes in black, gray, rose gold and blue variants. This one can be trusted with your phone all the time. Besides, it offers you a raised edge just above its screen. The product goes for about $11.

Osophter Dual Layer Case

This is a heavy-duty cover for your OnePlus 7 Pro. If you are looking for an all-rugged case, then you just got the right partner for your phone. It also comes with a two-layer design made of hard polycarbonate on its outside and a soft TPU on its inside. The cover guarantee full smartphone protection prevents your phone from dust and cools your phone any time it overheats. It goes for about 8 dollars on Amazon.

KuGi Case

This cover is thin and comes with a grip advantage. This is the cover for those who wish to stay light on their phones. At its thickest point, it is about 1.2 mm. The back gets hold of you and does not leave your fingerprints behind. The cover goes for 7 dollars on Amazon.

You can never get enough of covers online. OnePlus 7 Pro is new; more covers might be on the way. However, this is a good starting point for you.

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A smartphone is a necessity in today’s life and we have so many options to choose from. We especially look out for these three smartphone models – iPhone, Samsung, and OnePlus. If you Google them, they are ruling the smartphone era right now. Choosing a phone is tricky nowadays because almost all of them offer the same kind of features but with a little variation. Every new model released is upgraded and companies compete with each other while releasing their flagship phones. Once you go through the phone selection process, you need a cover to protect it. At the same time, you want it to look attractive because you take it everywhere you go. This called for Maze’s attention to give you the Premium Silicone Covers for every phone model such as the iPhone Covers, Samsung Covers, and OnePlus Covers. It is rare to find accessories for all kinds of phone models on a single online platform but we have taken care of your needs.

All the covers available at Maze are particularly designed to fit your smartphones, whichever models they might be. An iPhone 12 will have an iPhone 12 cover specifically designed for it, likewise for other phones. Be it iPhone Mobile Covers, Samsung Mobile Covers, or OnePlus Mobile Covers, all are made of the same kind of material. The covers are soft to touch and appear to be very smooth. This does not compromise their grip. The Premium Silicone iPhone Cases, Samsung Cases and OnePlus Cases by Maze have a finished look and they are bound to catch the attention of people you study or work with.

The various features of iPhone Covers, Samsung Covers, and OnePlus Covers are:-

1. Scratch-resistant - The iPhone Mobile Covers, Samsung Mobile Covers, and OnePlus Mobile Covers are scratch-resistant and provide ultimate protection to your devices.

2. Micro-fiber - The Premium Silicone iPhone Cases, Samsung Cases, and OnePlus Cases have a micro-fiber cloth at the interior of the cases. This feature prevents the back from micro-scratches.

3. Premium Silicone Rubber Material – The iPhone Mobile Covers, Samsung Mobile Covers, and OnePlus Mobile Covers, all are made up of premium silicone rubber material that is very soft to touch and prevents dust or dirt to stick on the surface or to enter the cover.

4. Compatibility – All the models have their Maze covers and the covers are compatible with every model.

5. Raised Edges – All the iPhone Cases, Samsung Cases, and OnePlus Cases have raised edges to prevent the phone cameras and screen from damage. A lot of thought was put into this feature because phones are bound to fall.

6. Open Bottom – This feature has been introduced in all the iPhone Mobile Covers, Samsung Mobile Covers, and OnePlus Mobile Covers by Maze due to the Swipe-up gesture. Nobody should face a problem while doing so. It eases navigation.

7. The Company Logos – A well-thought-out strategy was devised while placing the famous Apple, Samsung, and OnePlus logos at the back of all the iPhone Covers, Samsung Covers, and OnePlus Covers. This feature makes the phones seen.

8. Independent Buttons – There are independent buttons in the matte range of iPhone Covers, Samsung Covers, and OnePlus Covers for easy navigation.

9. Precision-cut edges – The precision-cut edges are smooth and give a finished look, which makes the phone stand out.

10. All-around protection – Maze Premium Silicone iPhone Mobile Covers, Samsung Mobile Covers, and OnePlus Mobile Covers have an all-around protection feature. In this feature, the four corners are covered by silicone material. It makes the phone shockproof and keeps it away from any kind of scratches that were likely to appear on the phones otherwise.

11. Color range – Maze iPhone Covers, Samsung Covers, and OnePlus Covers come in an attractive color range with shades like Black, White, Red, Grey, Mint Green, Yellow, Blue, etc.

12. Durable and Affordable – The silicone material is durable and affordable, which makes the iPhone Covers, Samsung Covers, and OnePlus Covers by Maze more appealing.

13. Shockproof – The Silicone material is shockproof in itself. There is nothing to worry about if you drop your phone even from a height because it will not cause any damage to the phone.

14. Royal appearance – Maze iPhone Covers, Samsung Covers, and OnePlus Covers look lavish and this makes it a perfect reason to buy them.

15. One of its kind – They have been specially designed to cater to all of the customers’ needs which makes them so special.

We have discussed all the features of Silicone iPhone Covers, Samsung Covers, and OnePlus Covers by Maze and we would like to inform you about one more special kind of case known as Camera Slider Case by Maze.

This Camera Slider Case by Maze is specially designed for iPhone as it protects the iPhone camera once you slide it over the camera. This prevents the camera from any kind of scratches, dust, and dirt.

It is a well-thought-out design since the iPhone models are pretty expensive and the iPhone cameras are the USP of iPhones. They need extra protection to avoid any kind of damage and the Camera Slider Cases do just that.

While choosing a cover for your phone, you have criteria set in mind like:-

 Strength and Durability – It should protect your phone at all costs and it must be durable.

 Budget – The price of the cover should be justifiable with other features like the material of the cover and its design.

 Design – The mobile cover should be attractive. It is the design that attracts us to the cover initially so it should have an appeal.

 Material and quality – The material of the cover plays a crucial role in deciding whether you want to buy the cover or not.

Maze fulfills all the above criteria and makes sure you have got a good cover for your phone. You can check out our online store, mazeacc.com, and choose from a variety of colors. You can also watch out for tempered glass, matte cases, slider cases, etc. on our website and get a budget-friendly deal

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One plus 5t specification and new android Oreo feature

One plus is a company which always turns to lead the way and and give a very tough competition to flagship phones from high branded company like apple,Samsung,google,Sony, htc and now the xiaomi too. what that means is, back to back flagship killer phones from oneplus factory turns to be face of change and become the most popular phone brand among globally. so here we have a quick look to the latest oneplus 5t

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CAMERA FEATURE: Bokehlicious Portraits Capture faces with clarity using Portrait Mode on the OnePlus 5T. Our dual camera system uses two sensors to put the focus on the face you’re capturing while blurring the background for a gentle, yet powerful effect.

Better lowlight photos

Capture photos with clarity even after the sun goes down. To maximize the amount of light each pixel can capture, the OnePlus 5T has been equipped with 'Intelligent Pixel Technology'. By merging 4 pixels into one when ambient light is lower than 10 lux*, it reduces noise in low-light environments and enhances clarity.

Fast AF camera

Instantly open the camera by pressing the power button twice. Quick Capture works beautifully with Fast AF (Autofocus) to help you capture that shot before it's too late.

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DESIGN:

An immersive screen that pulls you in

The OnePlus 5T marks the introduction of the Full Optic AMOLED Display with an 18:9 aspect ratio, allowing for a more immersive viewing experience. It’s a clean and crisp front display that feels nearly boundless, while keeping the same comfortable form of the OnePlus 5.

The perfect screen in any light

Get a crisp viewing experience even when it’s sunny out. The new Sunlight display adapts automatically to harsh light when you access your gallery, take a photo, record a video, and gaming. A new adaptive algorithm automatically adjusts parameters such as screen contrast to ensure a clear viewing experience.

Marvel at the details

The Horizon Line underlines the OnePlus 5T’s stunning appearance, while providing a comfortable grip. With Alert Slider, you can toggle between settings without taking your phone out, allowing you to control notifications with ease. A seamless all-metal chassis perfectly matches look and feel with durability, to make sure the OnePlus 5T is functionally and visually slim.

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OXYGEN OS:

Fast, clean, and evolving

Since the beginning, we've worked with our users to ensure that OxygenOS give you the best experience possible. OxygenOS is streamlined and refined with painstaking detail to ensure a software that’s speedy and bloat-free. Your Android experience always evolving, thanks to frequent updates that are packed with the latest builds.

Refined by our community

OxygenOS updates are driven by a simple mission: to develop a software system our users truly enjoy using. Our Beta Program helps us gather constant feedback from our community. New features are green-lighted by users through our OxygenOS Beta Program, so that every change improves the way you use your phone.

Separate your work life

Easily make a copy of social messaging apps with our built in Parallel Apps feature. Now it's even easier to separate your business and personal accounts on the same device.

Easily find your photos by location

Say goodbye to endless scrolling. Finding photos from past trips is a breeze, thanks to our geo-locate feature on Gallery. Photos are auto-tagged by location, making it easier to relive your memories from that summer holiday.

PERFORMANCE:

Incredible power and speed

We've fine-tuned our software to pair beautifully with the industry-leading Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 835 processor. The OnePlus 5T powers through demanding apps and games, all while remaining incredibly power efficient.

Speed through your tasks

Open more apps and switch between them instantly. With up to 8GB of LPDDR4X RAM, day to day tasks are snappier than ever, and battery life is better.

Store more, play more

You'll have plenty of room for photos, apps, and files with up to 128GB of onboard storage. And because the OnePlus 5T features dual-lane technology, overall performance is even faster.

Launch your favorite apps faster

Our intelligent software learns your usage patterns to launch important apps more quickly. It also keeps intrusive apps from harming performance or draining battery.

Just look and unlock

Just double tap your screen, look into the camera, and smoothly access your phone without a second thought. Our advanced facial recognition software takes less than 0.5 seconds to scan your face. Face Unlock will recognize you whether you're wearing a hat, glasses or bedhead – as long as you're awake.

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DASH CHARGE:

Charge and go

In just 30 minutes, Dash Charge fills your OnePlus 5T with enough battery life for the day. Game, text, and shoot all the video you want. Overnight charging is no longer necessary.

Cool, stable, and fast

Charging is fast and stable since Dash Charge relies on larger electric currents, as opposed to increased voltage like conventional charging technologies. Our signature solution ensures that your OnePlus 5T stays cool while charging at consistent speeds.

FULL SPECIFICATION:

Full Optic AMOLED

18:9 Display

Snapdragon™835

Qualcomm®

16+20 MP

Dual Camera

Up to 8GB RAM

128GB Storage

Basic parametersDimensions

156.1*75*7.3mm

Weight

5.7 ounces (162g)

Material

Anodized Aluminum

Operating System

OxygenOS based on Android 7.1.1 Nougat

CPU

Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 835 (Octa-core, 10nm, up to 2.45GHz)

GPU

Adreno 540

RAM

6/8 GB LPDDR4X

Storage

64/128 GB UFS2.1 2-LANE

Sensors

Fingerprint, Hall, Accelerometer, G-sensor, Electronic Compass, Gyroscope, Proximity, Ambient Light Sensor, RGB, Sensor Hub

Ports

USB 2.0, Type-C, Supports USB Audio Dual nano-SIM slot, 3.5mm audio jack

Battery

3,300 mAh (non-removable), Dash Charge (5V 4A)

Buttons

On-screen navigational support, power button, volume rocker, Alert Slider

Audio

Bottom-facing speaker

3 microphones with noise cancellation

Supports AANC

Dirac HD Sound®

ConnectivityLTE

Supports 3xCA

Supports 64QAM & 256QAM

Supports up to DL CAT 12 (600 Mbps)

UL CAT 13 (150 Mbps) depending on carrier support

Bands

FDD LTE: Band 1/2/3/4/5/7/8/12/17/18/19/20/25/26/28/29/30/66

TDD-LTE: Band 34/38/39/40/41

TD-SCDMA: Band 34/39

UMTS(WCDMA): Band 1/2/4/5/8

CDMA: BC0

GSM: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz

DisplayParameters

Size: 6.01 inches

Resolution: 1080P (1080 x 2160 pixels), 401ppi

Aspect Ratio: 18:9

Type: AMOLED

Supports sRGB, DCI-P3

Cover Glass: 2.5D Corning® Gorilla® Glass 5

Features

Reading Mode

Night Mode

Lift Up Display

Ambient Display

Rear cameraMain

Sensor: Sony IMX 398

Megapixels: 16

Pixel Size: 1.12μm

Aperture: f/1.7

Focal Length: 27.22mm

Secondary

Sensor: IMX 376K

Megapixels: 20

Pixel Size: 1.0 μm

Aperture: f/1.7

Focal Length: 27.22mm

Flash

Dual LED Flash

Video

Video: 4K resolution at 30fps

1080p resolution at 60fps

1080p resolution at 30fps

720p resolution at 30fps

Slow Motion: 720p videos at 120fps

Time-Lapse

Front cameraMain

Main: Sensor IMX 371

Megapixels: 16

Pixel Size: 1.0μm

Aperture: f/2.0

Video

1080p resolution at 30fps

720p resolution at 30fps

Time-Lapse

MultimediaAudio Supported Formats

Playback: MP3, AAC, AAC+, WMA, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, WAV, FLAC, APE, OGG, MID, M4A, IMY

Recording: WAV, AAC, AMR

Video Supported Formats

Playback: MKV, MOV, MP4, H.265(HEVC), AVI, WMV, TS, 3GP, FLV, WEBM

Recording: MP4

Image Supported Formats

Playback: JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF, DNG

Output: JPEG

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In the box

1x OnePlus 5T

1x Screen Protector (pre-applied)

1x Translucent Case

1x Dash Type-C Cable

1x Dash Power Adapter

1x SIM Tray Ejector

1x Quick Start Guide

1x Safety Information

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Performance is objectively a major factor in defining the value of a device. Along with which we are seeing a recent wave of design adjustments that are unprecedented. These changes are not necessary or improving your experience with your smartphone, more or less. But it isn’t just vanity either, the innovative designs and in some cases, gimmicks are adding a unique element of being aesthetically and/or mechanically different and pleasing.

OnePlus Concept One

And the past year, in particular, we saw a lot of pop up cameras and foldable smartphones. It was expected that the trend would be carried forward but right at the beginning of the OnePlus has announced that its OnePlus Concept One smartphone which will be unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2020 in the US will feature an “invisible camera” and color-shifting glass technology.

Source: OnePlus-Twitter

The electrochromic sheet of glass would be covering the cameras and its responsibility for all the color-changing magic. Besides the invisibility factor being outright cool, the design also allows minimizing the camera bump which has been ever so protruding with each passing year, with better, bigger cameras on the thinnest possible device.

OnePlus is now about to challenge conventions in design by having a truly unbroken design at the back of a smartphone. It has a premium feel to it and at the same time, it would be having the same old performance that OnePlus has always offered.

At present, the major thing OnePlus needs to look out for is the cost factor as the electrochromic sheet of glass is expensive and as long as it can’t be made affordable, it cannot be introduced to the commercial market.

And another minor concern is the fact that the electrochromic sheet of glass which would go from translucent to near opaque on turning off the camera app, it wears out after using it for a while and so it is important to figure out the durability factor.

All speculations and concerns set aside, in this era of rapid innovation when almost nothing surprises us anymore, OnePlus has introduced something new which is certainly looking promising just from its prototype.

A tweet from a Twitter user showing the poster for the Oneplus Special Event, where Oneplus Concept One smartphone will be unveiled.

This from @oneplus @PeteLau looks like the most interesting mobile(?) event at #CES2020 so far. Out of sequence for their phone launches … it could seriously be ANYTHING. You bet we will be there. pic.twitter.com/9ygYKpU0h6

— Sascha Segan (@saschasegan) December 13, 2019

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Realme X2 Review

We’ve known since September that Realme would be launching the Realme XT 730G this month, and that time has finally come. Now known as the Realme X2, this is the company’s answer to Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 8 Pro, which is one of the most powerful current-gen smartphones that you can buy for less than Rs. 20,000.

The Realme X2 comes in at roughly the same price points as the Realme XT (Review), but features a much more powerful processor, quicker charging, and a higher-resolution front camera. All in all, it seems to be a pretty decent upgrade on paper. The main attraction here though is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 730G SoC, which is targeted at gamers. This SoC is said to offer better graphics performance than its counterpart, the Snapdragon 730, as well as better overall performance compared to the Snapdragon 710 and 712. The Realme X2 is also the first phone in this segment to be built around this chip, thanks to aggressive pricing from Realme.

If you’re one of the many people always looking out for a good smartphone priced under Rs. 20,000, you’ll be wondering whether the Realme X2 is the best offering right now. Let’s have a look.

Realme X2 design

The Realme X2 carries the same design DNA as the Realme XT, rather than the X2 Pro (Review) as its name would lead you to believe. Physically, it’s hard to tell the two phones apart, unless you get the new Pearl Green colour which is only available for the X2 right now. This colour trim has a glossy frame, instead of the matte finish on the other colour options. Build quality and finish are both good, and this phone is not terribly slippery. The back also has the same ‘hyperbolic’ pattern that the XT had, which means it will glisten when light hits it as it moves.

The screen is still relatively large, so using this phone comfortably with one hand can be challenging at times. Button placement is good and the layout of the ports is also the same as on previous Realme phones, with the speaker, USB Type-C port, and headphone socket all placed at the bottom. The X2 supports expandable storage and has a dedicated slot for a microSD card, in addition to the slots for two Nano-SIMs.

The Realme X2 comes in a new Pearl Green finish

The 6.4-inch full-HD+ (1080×2340) display is the same as what we saw on the Realme XT. It’s a Super AMOLED panel with an in-display fingerprint sensor. The display also uses Gorilla Glass 5 for scratch protection, and Realme has gone with the same glass for the back panel too. The Realme X2 has the same camera layout as the XT, which protrudes quite a bit, but the bundled case evens this out.

The box content is similar too, consisting of a SIM eject tool, a USB Type-C cable, a case, and a fast charger. The latter is new as this is the first Realme phone to come with VOOC Flash Charge 4.0, which supports 30W fast charging. Essentially, it’s the same Warp Charge 30T charger that’s bundled with the newer OnePlus 7T series. We verified this by plugging the OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren Edition into Realme’s charger, and it detected it as a Warp charger.

Realme X2 specifications and software

The star of the Realme X2 is its processor. This is the Qualcomm Snapdragon 730G SoC, which we’ve seen before in phones such as the Samsung Galaxy A80 and the Oppo Reno 2 (Review). Notably, both these phones cost more than Rs. 30,000, so to offer the same SoC for under Rs. 20,000 is quite an achievement for Realme. The Snapdragon 730G features eight Kryo 470 cores and an Adreno 618 GPU, both of which are superior to those found in the Snapdragon 710 and 712 SoCs. It’s also built on the smaller 8nm fabrication process, which should make it more power efficient.

The Realme X2 has been launched in three variants in India — one with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage (Rs. 16,999); one with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage (Rs. 18,999); and finally 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage (Rs. 19,999). All variants use LPDDR4X RAM and the UFS 2.1 flash storage standard. Other connectivity features include dual-band Wi-Fi ac, Bluetooth 5, support for three satellite navigation systems, and the usual suite of sensors.

The Realme X2 features a dedicated slot for a microSD card

This phone also supports Google’s Widevine L1 DRM certification, so videos from apps such as Netflix can be streamed at higher-than-SD resolutions. The Realme X2 doesn’t support FM radio though, which the XT did. The Indian version also lacks NFC, but this shouldn’t be a big deal for most.

The Realme X2 ships with ColorOS 6.1, just like the X2 Pro. The security patch was a little dated on our unit (October 2019), but hopefully, this should be fixed soon. The software features are very similar to what we recently saw in the Realme X2 Pro. There’s Google’s Digital Wellbeing, a system-wide dark mode, and plenty of gestures and shortcuts to play around with. You also get lots of preinstalled apps, and only the third-party ones can uninstalled. We’ve covered all the features before, so don’t forget to check out the Realme X2 Pro, Realme 5 Pro, and Realme XT reviews for all the details.

Realme X2 performance and battery life

We had the top-end 8GB model of the Realme X2 with us, and as expected, Android ran pretty smoothly. The in-display fingerprint sensor was quick at authentication and we didn’t encounter any mis-reads or failed attempts. You even get a bunch of different animation styles for the fingerprint position indicator to choose from. Face recognition works very well too and you can use it even in very dimly lit environments. There’s no notification LED, but you can enable a rudimentary always-on-display mode which shows you basic information such as the time and alerts from certain apps such as messages or missed calls.

We didn’t face any issues with heating. Even with heavy camera use outdoors, the back and sides of the phone barely got warm, which is a good sign. The Realme X2 also delivered solid performance in games. We played PUBG Mobile, Asphalt 9: Legends, and Arena of Valour — all graphically intensive titles — and they ran very well without causing any excessive heating to the X2. Gameplay was smooth even with the graphics settings in Asphalt 9: Legends and PUBG Mobile cranked all the way up. The phone performed well in benchmarks too. We got 267,419 points in AnTuTu and and 59fps in GFXbench’s T-Rex test. 

The rear camera setup on the Realme X2 is the same as on the Realme XT

Audio quality is another area in which the Realme X2 fared well. It only has a single speaker but there’s Dolby Atmos enhancement that’s on by default, and this helps boost the mid-range and lower frequencies. The large display is great for watching videos, thanks to its punchy colours, good viewing angles, and more than satisfactory brightness.

Even with heavy usage, we were easily able to use the Realme X2 for a full day, if not more. The 4,000mAh battery, coupled with the 8nm SoC will easily give you about a day and a half of runtime with medium to light usage. Surprisingly, we didn’t get a very impressive runtime in our HD video battery loop test. The Realme X2 ran for just 13 hours and 11 minutes, which was lower than expected.

Charging speed was also impressive. We were able to charge the Realme X2 from zero all the way to about 60 percent in half an hour, and up to 95 percent in an hour. This is thanks to the VOOC Flash Charge 4.0 feature and bundled 30W charger.

Realme X2 cameras

In terms of cameras, the only thing that’s new here compared to the Realme XT is the front camera. The XT uses a 32-megapixel front-facing camera, which has an f/2.0 aperture. For normal selfies, the camera shoots images at the native resolution, but in Portrait mode, the images are pixel-binned down to 8-megapixels.

Using the front camera under good light, we found image quality to be quite impressive. Details were solid, colours were accurate, and exposure was generally well balanced. Even when shooting against the light, we found the HDR to work very well, exposing our face and the background equally well. Selfies in low-light looked quite average, though. There was visible noise in photos, and details weren’t great.

Selfie sample from the Realme X2 (resized for web, tap to see full-sized image)

The Realme X2 lets you use Nightscape for the selfie camera, which improved the exposure a bit even in dimly lit areas. However, this still needs more work, as at times, we ended up with some heavy pixel distortion in the final shots. The screen flash was bright and very effective in lighting up our face, even in very dark scenarios.

The Realme X2 can shoot 1080p selfie videos, and under good light, details were good and colours looked natural. Videos are stabilised, but the electronic stabilisation caused some mild distortion when we moved about, and there’s no way to turn this off. There’s a new bokeh mode for selfie videos, which actually worked pretty well even when we had two faces in the frame. It even shows you the background blur effect in real-time, as you’re recording. Low-light selfie videos aren’t the best, but are passable provided there’s good artificial lighting around.

The rear cameras are essentially the same setup as the Realme XT. We have a primary 64-megapixel sensor with an f/1.8 aperture; an 8-megapixel wide-angle camera; a 2-megapixel depth sensor; and a 2-megapixel macro camera. The camera app offers the same features found in the Realme X2 Pro. You can shoot videos using the wide-angle camera; there’s an ‘Ultra Steady’ shooting mode; and you can adjust the level of blur when shooting Portrait stills and video.

Realme has promised a ‘Super Nightscape Portrait’ shooting mode, which should arrive with a future software update. It sounds as though this will allow Nightscape to be used for Portrait shots too, which should be interesting.

Shot using the primary camera (tap to see full-sized image)

Shot using wide-angle camera (tap to see full-sized image)

Close-up shot from the Realme X2 (tap to see full-sized image)

Shot using ‘Portrait’ mode on the Realme X2 (tap to see full-sized image)

Shot using Nightscape on the Realme X2 (tap to see full-sized image)

The primary 64-megapixel camera captures oversampled 16-megapixel photos by default. In daylight, we found image quality to be very good. Objects had sharp, well-defined edges, details were good, and HDR worked well. The sides of each frame had a mild sprinkling of noise, but this was only noticeable once we zoomed in all the way. We had some intermittent autofocus issues, especially with close-up objects, but this wasn’t persistent. Close-ups also looked good, with good colour saturation and a pleasing natural depth effect.

We were happy with the Portrait mode results too. The dedicated depth camera managed to detect edges very well and our subject’s face had good sharpness and detail. The macro camera is useful, but details weren’t always the best. Plus, you’ll need ample light to get good shots. The wide-angle camera was useful too, and barrel distortion wasn’t too noticeable, if at all. Details and colours were good, but not on the same level as what the primary camera captured. In low light, this sensor isn’t of much use, as details were very weak and exposure was poor, even with Nightscape.

We found the video quality to best at 1080p 30fps, when using the primary camera. Electronic stabilisation worked well and didn’t cause any shimmer when walking about in daylight. The X2 can shoot at 4K too, but without any stabilisation. The ‘Ultra Steady’ mode showed us extremely smooth video in the viewfinder, but the recorded video still had some noticeable jerkiness. In low light, there was noticeable grain in dark areas, and some noticeable distortion due to the electronic stabilisation when we moved around.

Verdict

The Realme X2 builds on the success of the Realme XT (Review), and is yet another superb all-rounder priced below Rs. 20,000. It just makes sense to pick this over the Realme XT or even the Realme X (Review) at the moment, since for a bit more money, you get the same software as the X2 Pro plus some nice hardware upgrades. The X2 is still using a dewdrop notch though so if it’s style you’re after, then the Realme X with its notchless screen and pop-up front camera is still the better bet.

Low-light video quality could be refined a bit, and FM radio is missing, which was available with the XT. Other than this, it offers a good display, strong battery life with very fast charging, a capable set of cameras, and very good gaming performance. Even if you aren’t a gamer, the Realme X2 is currently the best Realme phone you should consider under Rs. 20,000.

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Best Budget Smartphone Below 20000 In India.

Looking to buy a smartphone in under 20000? In these year many companies have launched the smartphones in under 20000 there are a lot of varieties in mobiles to buy in India. While a large portion of these cell phones offers great execution, some can truly go head to head with the top of the line leader cell phones. All in all, we have plenty of alternatives on the off chance that you are hoping to purchase the best cell phone under 20000, however which one to purchase on the off chance that you have a spending limit under Rs 20000? To make things straightforward, here is our rundown of the main 5 mobiles under 20000 in India for 2019. These telephones offer great execution, camera quality, particulars and great highlights at mid-go value focuses and are prescribed for clients with a financial limit of under 20000. So here are the best 5 best telephones under 20000 in India.

                                1.Realme 3 pro 

The Realme 3 Pro goes about as the ideal option in contrast to the Redmi Note 7 Pro. It's controlled by the Snapdragon 710, making it a capable entertainer. It's particularly great at dealing with the top of the line amusements and the battery life is all that could possibly be needed making the Realme 3 Pro perhaps the best telephone to purchase under Rs 15,000. The Realme 3 Pro additionally doesn't offer promotions in the UI, improving it a lot to use than the Redmi Note 7 Pro. The Realme 3 Pro doesn't have the 48MP camera like the Redmi Note 7 Pro. Rather, it brings a similar camera that is there on the OnePlus 6T and offers really great imaging abilities. Truth be told, the night mode on the Realme 3 Pro is somewhat superior to what Xiaomi offers. The Realme 3 Pro is likewise very adroit at gaming. The GPU benchmark scores are higher than Snapdragon 675's scores and the casing rates and security on PUBG Mobile is also higher.                                                           Realme 3 Pro - Specifications                                                              Smash and Storage: 4GB | 64GB                                                                                                                 Show : 6.3 (1080 x 2340)                                                            Processor: 2.2 GHz, Octa                                                            Working System: Android                                                             Essential Camera : 16 + 5 MP                                                             Front Camera : 25 MP                                                               Battery: 4045 mAH                                                                  Soc: Qualcomm Snapdragon 710

                                       2. Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro

With a 48MP camera, Snapdragon 675 and new slope hues, there's little to condemn about the Redmi Note 7 Pro. It does not just carry another plan in with the general mish-mash yet in addition offers great gaming execution. The camera is one that makes it worth the purchase, particularly the default 12MP mode which can create phenomenal detail and great powerful range. It is the best mid-run telephone to purchase at the present time. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 has bested the vast majority of the benchmark scores in the mid-extend section. It's likewise extraordinarily advanced for gaming with extra highlights like system promoter, outline rate sponsor and the preferences. The telephone likewise didn't back off for the days we utilized it for the survey and the UI advances and symbols look much better than anyone might have expected. The Redmi Note 7 Pro likewise carries an IR blaster to the blend that enables you to control your home machines like a TV, AC, and so forth. There are extra highlights like a safe organizer, the double example of WhatsApp, Messenger, and so on and brilliant answers. Construct quality astute the telephone is very sturdy. The Redmi Note 7 Pro games Gorilla Glass 5 on both the front and the back and the dispatch introduction exhibited how the telephone can break pecans and tumble downstairs without quite a bit of a scratch. The main significant drawback to the Redmi Note 7 genius is you get advertisements served directly into the UI. Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 Pro - Specifications Smash and Storage: 4GB | 64 GB Show :6.3 (1080 X 2340) Processor : 2.0 GHz,Octa Working System: Android Essential Camera : 48 + 5 MP Front Camera : 13 MP Battery : 4000 mAH Soc : Qualcomm SDM675 Snapdragon 675 (11 nm)  

                                                      3. Xiaomi MI A2

The Mi A2 is the successor of the Mi A1 and accompanies a Snapdragon 660 SoC in the engine. It has a thin profile, a tall 18:9 presentation and truly outstanding in class cameras at that cost. The way that it additionally offers stock Android alongside convenient Android refreshes, makes the Xiaomi Mi A2 the best portable under Rs. 20,000 on the off chance that you are searching for stock/unadulterated Android experience The Xiaomi Mi A2 is commended for the camera execution especially. A while ago when mid-extend telephones still battled with offering great lowlight photographs. The double camera pile of the Mi A2 is equipped for delivering shocking photographs in the day and unmistakably more nitty-gritty shots in low-light than the vast majority of its opponents. With Android One affirmation and Snapdragon 660, the telephone's presentation is likewise first-rate and no, it doesn't accompany an indent. The Mi A2's just drawback is a poor battery life attributable to a 3,000mAh battery. Structure savvy, the Mi A2 looks very thin and tough. It has a metal body with the showcase strengthened with Gorilla Glass. It comes up short on a 3.5mm earphone jack which is a bummer. Xiaomi Mi A2 - Specifications Smash and Storage : 4 GB | 64 GB Show : 5.99 (1080 x 2160) Processor: 2.2 GHz, OctaWorking System: Android Essential Camera : 12+20 MP\ Front Camera : 20 MP Battery : 3000 mAH Soc : Qualcomm SDM660 Snapdragon 660

                                                   4. Samsung  M30

The Samsung Galaxy M30 is a piece of the organization's patched up endeavors to make it's mid-run telephones additionally energizing. To that degree, the Galaxy M30 offers a triple-camera arrangement, including a wide-edge sensor and a distinctive AMOLED show, which makes it stand separated from the remainder of the mid-officers with premium contributions. The Galaxy M30 is additionally one of only a handful couple of mid-go telephones to offer a wide-point camera. The wide-point offers an alternate perspective on the world and keeping in mind that its quality isn't in the same class as the wide-edge focal point on the Galaxy S10, however, it lets you explore different avenues regarding various casings. The Galaxy M30 is additionally striking for offering a major battery and a splendid AMOLED show with negligible diversions. It kept going great over multi-day during our audit procedure and we accept this is a decent gadget for watching recordings while driving. Hell, it even backings Widevine L1 affirmation which means you can stream content from Netflix, Prime Video and the preferences in superior quality. Concerning execution, the Galaxy M30 offers rivalry to the Redmi Note 7 Pro with great single-center execution. It likewise keeps going longer than the most mid-officers with an all-around enhanced 5000mAh battery.  

                                                      5. Nokia 6.1

You know Nokia is back when it's recorded in a Top 10 list. The Nokia 6 (2018) or the Nokia 6.1 created by HMD Global is fabricated like a tank and is Android One Certified. It includes a 5.5-inch board with a Snapdragon 630 chipset combined with up to 4GB of RAM and 64GB of capacity. The 16MP camera at the back is very solid and by and large, the telephone is an all-rounder under Rs 20,000. Nokia 6 (2018) - Specifications Smash and Storage : 4 GB | 64 GB Show : 5.5 (1080 x 1920) Processor : 1.4 GHz, Octa Working System : Android Essential Camera : 16 MP Front Camera : 8 MP Battery : 3000 mAH Soc : Snapdragon 430. Suggestion:- We are dealing in the tempered glass and mobile cases and covers  Read the full article

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Top 10 mobile phones in India in May 2019

  1. Xiaomi Redmi 7(top 10 smartphones in India)

Xiaomi Redmi 7 Features: Smartphone with Android 9.0 support Two SIM-cards 6.3 ″ screen, resolution 2340 × 1080 dual camera 48MP / 5MP Autofocus 64GB memory slot for 3G memory card 4G LTE Wi-Fi Bluetooth GPS GLONASS RAM capacity 4GB 4000mAh battery Weight 186g WxHxT 75.21 × 159.21 × 8.10mm The design of the Redmi 7 corresponds to the latest trends in a mobile fashion.

On its front panel is a 6.3-inch display with a U-shaped notch. It has a 13-megapixel front camera. The back panel is stylized glass with a slight effect of gradient overflow. The ratio of the screen to the body is 81.63%. Now, when the best frameless flagships overcome the 90 percent barrier between the screen and the body, Redmi 7 has room for improvement.  

The combination of the IR port and the 3.5 mm headphone jack is becoming increasingly rare, and Redmi Note 7 is a positive factor in this aspect. The smartphone runs on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 platform - the most popular mobile processor in the mid-price category. In combination with the Adreno 512 GPU and 4 GB of RAM, Redmi 7 will easily launch all the latest games at medium settings. The gadget has dual rear camera settings.  The phone also has an intelligent scene recognition feature that follows popular trends for cameras in 2018 and 2019. In general, we can say that Redmi 7 is the best smartphone in 2019.

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2.Huawei P Smart(top 10 smartphones in India)

Huawei P Smart  Features: Smartphone with Android 9.0 support Two SIM-cards 6.21 ″, resolution 2340 × 1080 dual camera 13MP / 2MP Autofocus 32GB memory Slot for 3G memory card, 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, GPS, GLONASS RAM capacity 3GB battery 3400mA⋅h weight 160g, WxHxT 73.40 × 155.20 × 7.95mm best smartphone under 15000 This phone has taken over some of the most important mobile trends of recent years, including a frameless screen with a notch for the camera, as well as the latest Emotion UI from Huawei. The rounded edges give the P Smart a nice, compact look, despite its size. The 19.5: 9 LCD display has an Eye Comfort mode that shifts the color temperature to the warmer end of the scale for easier viewing in low light conditions and late at night.  HiSilicon Kirin 710 fast processor and the video accelerator with Turbo 2.0 technology, P Smart provides a decent gaming experience. Even new games go smoothly and without major problems. And P Smart is one of the few phones that has a 3.5mm headphone jack. And one of many, equipped with a fingerprint scanner and NFC-module for making contactless payments. On the back of the smartphone is a dual camera, divided into 13 MP primary sensor and 2 MP secondary sensor. She boasts an artificial intelligence that can distinguish 500 unique scenes. If all you need from a smartphone is a camera for periodically posting on Instagram or taking a photo as a souvenir, then the capabilities of this phone are enough. Pros: there is face recognition, a screen with excellent color rendering, the battery lasts for a day and a half of intensive work.

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3.Xiaomi Redmi 6(top 10 smartphones in India)

Xiaomi Redmi 6 Features: 6.25 ″ screen, 2280 × 1080 resolution, dual 12MP / 5MP camera 64GB autofocus memory 3G, 4G LTE memory card slot Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, GLONASS RAM capacity 4GB 4000mAh battery weight 182g, WxHxT 76.40 × 157.90 × 8.26mm best smartphone under 15000  The front part has a 20 MP main lens and a 2 MP depth sensor, as well as a large number of AI modes and cosmetic filters. The rear camera is equipped with a 12 MP main lens with an aperture of f / 1.9 and a 5 MP depth sensor. For its price range, Redmi Note 6 Pro takes great pictures: bright, rich in detail and with a good level of contrast. But the beauty mode is terrible unless you want to look like a cartoon character. In addition, this smartphone has an infrared port that can be used with the Mi Remote application to control various devices, and a screen with a trendy cutout and “stretched” aspect ratio of 19: 9. With up to 4 GB of RAM and a powerful chipset, Redmi Note 6 Pro copes well with games. Most games are set to high settings, although those who love PUBG will have to reduce their graphics settings to medium. Pros: there is a 3.5-mm headphone jack, unlocking the face, a loud and clear sound, autonomy up to 2 days of active use.

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  4.Zenfone Max (M2)top 10 smartphones in India

Zenfone Max (M2) Features: Smartphone with Android 8.0 Dual SIM card support 6.3 ″ Screen, resolution 1520 × 720 dual camera 13MP, autofocus 32GB memory Slot for 3G memory card 4G LTE, LTE-A Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, GLONASS RAM capacity 3Gb 4000mAh battery weight 160g WxHxT 76x158x7.70mm Compared with its predecessor Max (M1) The updated version has a larger screen (6.3 inches versus 5.5 inches) best smartphone under 15000 Amore productive processor (Snapdragon 632 Snapdragon 425) and over 10 grams. And, of course, added to the price, because you have to pay for improvements. The changes affected the main camera, which, although it remained double, its resolution has changed. If Max (M1) had a 13 MP / 8 MP camera, then the second model had 13 MP / 2 MP. But do not worry, the pictures are of high quality, that indoors, that in the open air. While available portrait mode with bokeh effect. Note that the Zenfone Max (M2) ZB633KL - one of the few budget smartphones with fast charging function.

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5.Vivo Y95(top 10 smartphones in india)

Vivo Y95 Features: Smartphone with Android 8.1 Dual SIM card support 6.22 ″ screen 1520 × 720 resolution, 13MP / 2MP dual camera 64GB autofocus memory 3G, 4G LTE memory card slot Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, GPS, GLONASS RAM capacity 4GB Battery 4030mA⋅h weight 164g WxHxT 75.09 × 155.11 × 8.28mm best smartphone under 15000 In addition, the model is interesting for its beautiful gradient colors of the back cover and the presence of a 3.5 mm connector. The front panel has excellent color reproduction, lack of grain and a popular aspect ratio of 19: 9. In the drop-shaped neckline is the front camera 20 MP with artificial intelligence and Google Lens, which can recognize objects in the frame. The “heart” of the smartphone is the smart Snapdragon 439 processor, which is 35% ahead of the Snapdragon 435 and perfectly copes with modern games, at medium settings.

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6.OPPO A5s(top 10 smartphones in india)

OPPO A5s Features: Smartphone with Android 8.1 Dual SIM card Support 6.2 ″ screen, resolution 1520 × 720 Dual camera 13MP / 2MP, Autofocus 32GB memory, Slot for 3G memory card, 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, GLONASS RAM capacity 3GB Battery 4230mA⋅h weight 170g, WxHxT 75.40 × 155.90 × 8.20mm. best smartphone under 15000 It has a trendy drop-like cutout at the top to accommodate the front 8 MP camera, and the screen occupies 89.35% of the front surface area.  Good stock of brightness and high contrast (1040: 1), the text from the screen is easily readable under the sun. The parameters of the main camera look modest. However, due to the bright autofocus, HDR mode and working two-time zoom, the images are quite good, especially in a good light. As for performance, the OPPO A5s have average results here. Processor Helio P35 copes with multitasking, but modern games draw on the minimum and less average settings. Pros: capacious battery, complete with film and case. Cons: no NFC, no fast charging.  

best smartphone under 45,000 1.ASUS ZenFone 5Z

ASUS ZenFone 5Z Features: Smartphone with Android 8.0, Dual SIM card support 6.2 ″, Resolution 2246 × 1080 dual camera 12MP / 8MP, Autofocus 256GB memory, Slot for 3G memory card, 4G LTE, LTE-A, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, GPS, GLONASS RAM capacity 8GB Battery 3300mAh weight 165g, WxHxT 75.65x153x7.70mm Many manufacturers, including ASUS, follow the design trend set by Apple. However, if you take a closer look at the ZenFone 5Z, you will see a number of important differences from the iPhone X. To begin with, the notch on the 6.2-inch display is slightly smaller. There is also a noticeable frame at the bottom of the screen. Turn the phone over, and you will see a fingerprint sensor in the middle on the back of the phone. The dual-camera sensor is located on the upper left, but the flash module is slightly lower, not inside. And the effective screen area for ZenFone 5Z is 90%, and for the iPhone X - 81.49%. Asus Zenfone 5Z is equipped with a Snapdragon 845 processor and 6 GB of RAM. This is an incredibly fast smartphone, as the test results show Geekbench 4 CPU: 2448 (in the single-core test) and 8.995 (in the multi-core). The main camera with two lenses combines a 12 MP lens with an aperture of f / 1.8 and a wide-angle 8 MP lens with an aperture of f / 2.2. Even with poor lighting, this unit takes good quality pictures. And in Pro mode, you can thoroughly delve into the capabilities of the camera and customize everything you need. Pros: stylish design, loudspeakers, good cameras. Cons: not waterproof, no wireless charging. best smartphone under 45,000 2.OnePlus 6T

OnePlus 6T Features: Smartphone with Android 9.0 support Two SIM-cards 6.41 ″, Resolution 2340 × 1080 dual camera 16MP / 20MP, Autofocus 256GB memory, No slot for 3G memory cards, 4G LTE, LTE-A, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, GPS, GLONASS RAM capacity 8GB Battery 3700mAh weight 185g, WxHxT 74.80 × 157.50 × 8.20mm This cutout does not interfere with the notification icons and does not distract when viewing video content. The fingerprint sensor is part of a huge 6.41-inch AMOLED display with an aspect ratio of 19.5: 9. It is curious that the OnePlus 6T is one of the first phones that uses Gorilla Glass 6 protective coating, which provides six separate levels of screen protection. The Snapdragon 845 processor in combination with 6 or 8 GB of RAM scored 295.   best smartphone under 45,000 3.Apple iPhone Xs Max

Apple iPhone Xs Max Features: Smartphone with iOS 12 Dual SIM support (nano-SIM + eSIM) 6.5 ″ screen, 2688 × 1242 resolution, dual 12MP / 12MP camera, 512GB autofocus memory

No slot for 3G 4G LTE memory cards LTE  Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, GPS GLONASS weight 208g, WxHxT 77.40 × 157.50 × 7.70mm The best frameless smartphone of 2019 from Apple cannot boast the largest display among all mobile phones. But he is the largest among all iPhones released to date. Its screen occupies 82% of the front surface of the smartphone. Movies and shows on the 6.5-inch OLED screen are incredibly clear, detailed and vivid, especially thanks to the support of Dolby Vision and HDR10. A technology True Tone provides adjustment of the screen glow and ambient lighting, which makes it comfortable to view in any environment. The iPhone Xs Max is equipped with an Apple A12 Bionic processor. It has 6.9 billion transistors, and Apple said it can provide better performance and efficiency than last year’s Bionic A11. Whether it's a game with augmented reality, such as AR Robot, graphically intensive game, such as Asphalt 9: Legends, or just switching between several applications, you will not have problems with the performance of the iPhone Xs Max. A system consisting of a 12-megapixel main lens with a f / 1.8 aperture and a 12-megapixel lens with a f / 2.4 aperture was chosen as the main camera. Both have optical image stabilization. The colors in the photos taken by Xs Max are much more natural and attractive than in the photos of the iPhone X, and the bright lights do not look overexposed.    best smartphone under 25,000 1.Nokia 8.1

Nokia 8.1 Features: Smartphone with Android 9.0 screen 6.18 " Resolution 2246 × 1080 Dual camera 12MP / 13MP Autofocus 64GB memory Slot for 3G memory card 4G LTE LTE-A Wi-Fi Bluetooth NFC, GPS, GLONASS RAM capacity 4GB 3500 mAh battery weight 180 g WxHxT 75.70 × 154.80 × 7.90mm One of the rare non-Chinese in the 2019 frameless smartphone rating is a great example of how a middle-class mobile device should be. A liquid crystal display (protected by Gorilla Glass 3) with an aspect ratio of 18.7: 9 and support for HDR10 is one of the most striking features of the phone. It occupies 81.55% of the total case size. And the screen lights are very comfortable for users. The pleasant surprise is also caused by the excellent selfies made by the front 20 MP camera. A powerful Snapdragon 710 processor with artificial intelligence adapts to the individual style of using the device. Therefore, it sometimes seems that Nokia 8.1 understands you perfectly.  best smartphone under 25,000 2.Vivo iQOO

Vivo iQOO Features: Smartphone with Android 9.0 Dual SIM card support 6.41 ″ screen 2340x1080 three cameras 13MP / 12MP / 2MP Autofocus 256GB memory Slot for 3G memory card 4G LTE, LTE-A Wi-Fi Bluetooth NFC, GPS, GLONASS RAM capacity 12GB 4000mAh battery weight 196g WxHxT 75.20 × 157.60 × 8.51mm  In accordance with the latest trend,  which contains a 12-megapixel self-camera. The ratio of the screen to the body is 91.7%. The front has an ultra-slim chin, so you get a full frontal display with minimal distractions. The newest Snapdragon 855 from Qualcomm is installed as a chipset. The phone is available in three configurations: with 6 GB, 8 GB and 12 GB of RAM. The amount of internal memory is also different - 128 or 256 GB in the top version. One of the fun "chips" Vivo iQOO - Notification LED, which works as color-music when listening to music tracks or outgoing calls. The main camera takes excellent shots like during daylight, but when you turn on the night mode, overexposure light areas (such as illuminated signs).   3.Huawei P30 Pro

Huawei P30 Pro Features: Smartphone with Android 9.0 Dual SIM card support 6.47 ″ screen, 2340 × 1080 resolution Three cameras 40MP / 20MP / 8MP plus TOF-lens 256GB autofocus memory A slot for 3G, 4G LTE memory cards LTE A, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth NFC, GPS, GLONASS RAM capacity 8GB Battery 4200mA⋅h weight 192g, WxHxT 73.40x158x8.41mm P30 Pro is the most frameless smartphone of 2019 from the new P30 line. The ratio of the screen to the body is 88.41%, and the aspect ratio of the display is 19.5: 9. Like most other flagship smartphones, the P30 Pro supports both face unlocking and unlocking using a fingerprint scanner built into the screen. On the back of the P30 Pro is the Leica camera system, which includes four lenses: a telephoto lens, a 40 MP supersensitive lens, a 20 MP ultra wide angle lens, and a time-of-flight camera (ToF camera). The latest Kirin 980 chipset and 6 to 8 GB of RAM guarantee the fast and smooth operation of all applications and games.           Read the full article

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LG V60 ThinQ with Dual ScreenReview: It Might Not Be Mr. Right, but It Could Be Mr. Right Now

The first device to offer an optional LG Dual Screen case was the LG V50 ThinQ, which was soon followed by the LG G8X ThinQ. While I liked what LG was trying to do by adding the optional second display to both of those earlier models, it wasn’t until the LG V60 ThinQ with Dual Screen — mixed with the crazy times that we are living in — that it all finally made sense.

Let’s be clear, even on the more pocketable LG V50 ThinQ and G8X ThinQ smartphones, the addition of the Dual Screen case made for a device that was at all times a bit bulky and heavier than normal. The LG V60 ThinQ on its own starts as a super-sized device; at first glance, it would seem that putting a Dual Screen case on such a large phone would result in a veritable brick. Well, it is but it isn’t, and right now the size is just fine with me.

The LG V60 ThinQ

Maybe it’s because — other than weekly grocery and post office runs — I’ve been isolating in my home since March 9th, but pocketability and portability just haven’t seemed particularly important these days. Much more desirable? A large, bright screen and a fast processor — both of which are present in the LG V60 ThinQ.

Included in the box are the V60 ThinQ smartphone, a microfiber cloth, a USB Type-C to Type-C charging cable, a wall charger, a SIM tool, a quick start guide, and a product safety and warranty information booklet.

On its own, the LG V60 ThinQ measures approximately 6.7″ tall by 3.1″ wide by 0.35″ thick, and it weighs 7.6 ounces; it other words, it’s a beast. The display features a 6.8” OLED FHD+ with Cinematic FullVision, 2460×1080 resolution, and a 20.5:9 aspect ratio. The phone’s body is composed of Gorilla Glass 6 on the back with a Gorilla Glass 5 display on the front; a gold-colored aluminum frame wraps around all of the sides. The phone feels solid in hand; while its edges from the top appear steeply vertical, the glass on the back is curved so that you won’t have sharp edges digging into your palm when you’re holding it.

Although the V60 ThinQ is on the larger side, it manages to not feel too unwieldy. The display has a very thin ~1.2″ long speaker embedded in its center top. Directly under that, there is a punch-hole camera; otherwise, it’s just a big slab of glass. The front display has slightly beveled, 2.5D glass. I’ve mentioned before that I prefer a flatter screen like the one on the V60 ThinQ versus one of the curvier 3D glass displays. On the left side of the phone, there is a microphone, the volume buttons, and a dedicated Google Assistant button that seems largely superfluous since you can’t reassign it and you can access the assistance by swiping up from either bottom corner or saying “hey, Google …”.

On the bottom of the V60 ThinQ, there is a 3.5mm headphone jack, a USB Type-C port, a microphone, and a speaker. The headphone jack seems like a bit of a throw-back at this point, but LG has really stayed vigilant with its support for those who prefer wireless headphones. LG continues to support its Hi-Fi Quad-DAC features that can only work with wired headphones, and the digital-to-audio converter (DAC) produces a rich and immersive music audio experience. I’m pretty sure that the V60 ThinQ is the only current flagship still offering a headphones jack, so if you care for wired headphones over wireless, this is the phone for you. Since I’ve been sheltering in place for the last two months, I have been able to rediscover the joy of using some of my nicer wired headphones with this phone; so in its own little way, the V60 ThinQ has managed to spark joy in a trying time.

On the right side of the phone, there is a power button. Okay, I have a quibble … if I were designing my perfect phone, I would have the power button on the right side with the volume buttons directly above or below. I realize that this is a personal preference, but it really makes sense when the Dual Screen case is on the phone, as we’ll discuss later.

At the top of the phone, there is a microphone and a combination of SIM and microSD memory card tray.

In most markets, you can get the V60 ThinQ in either Classy Blue or Classy White. The blue combined with the gold trim is surprisingly pretty, and it’s too bad almost everyone will either keep theirs hidden in the Dual Screen case. Even though the v60 is MIL-STD 810G tested, with so much glass exposed it would be prudent to also keep a slim case on hand for times when you’re not using the Dual Screen case. You can see the full specs for the LG V60 ThinQ here.

On the back, you’ll find the rear camera array lined in a single row, similar in appearance to the Samsung Galaxy S10. Most phones seem to be moving to a square or rectangle camera array shape; I don’t have a real preference, but some might see a row array as dated. The rear cameras include a 64-megapixel main camera, a 13-megapixel wide-angle camera, and a time-of-flight sensor for depth and 3D photo features. As you can see, the back is a huge slab of glass; the V60 is prone to showing fingerprints and random smears. If it’s covered in a case, you won’t even notice, but you’ll be glad for that included microfiber cloth when you are carrying it naked.

The Display

Take a look at these photos and tell me if you see any obvious deal-breakers? Some might not like the black bezels around the V60 ThinQ’s screen; the bezels measure approximately 3mm on the sides, 4mm on the top, and 7mm at the bottom. The 10-megapixel front-facing camera is just a hole-punch design, so there are obviously not multiple cameras or sensors present. It’s also worth mentioning that unlike many other phones, the LG does not offer face unlock security; your options are swipe to unlock, using a pattern, using a numeric PIN, entering a password, and in-display fingerprint scanning (which works very well). One last thing that might be a deal-breaker is the V60 ThinQ screen’s refresh rate. If you’re used to using a phone with a 90Hz or 120Hz screen (like a newer OnePlus, Pixel, or Samsung flagship), you might notice that the scrolling isn’t quite as smooth. If you haven’t been regularly using a device with a higher refresh rate, or if you are able to appreciate that a lower refresh rate means the battery will last even longer, the 60Hz display will not bother you at all. Otherwise, the display excellent at showing deep blacks and vivid colors; it can also be made almost blindingly bright

  Battery Life, Speed, and Operating System

The V60 ThinQ has a very generous 5,000mAh which can get me through a day and a half of steady use before a charge is absolutely necessary — but that’s only when the phone is being used without the Dual Screen case. Using the Dual Screen case knocks off at least a third of the expected battery life. When it’s time to top it off, the V60 supports Qualcomm Quick Charge 4.0 through the USB Type-C port as well as the convenience of Qi wireless charging. The V60 ThinQ is loaded with the top-of-the-line Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 Octa-core chip (the same one that’s in the Samsung S20 series), and the phone has a respectable 8GB RAM with 128GB user memory and microSD memory card expansion possible. The LG V60 ThinQ runs Android 10, which is the latest version of Android available … right now. I’m a little bit concerned because, in the past, LG hasn’t been great about regularly pushing security or feature updates. However, the latest update on the V60 ThinQ is April 29th which is on par with the Pixel 4 XL’s May 5th update and OnePlus’s May 6th update. To be fair, Samsung hasn’t updated the Galaxy S20 series since March 27th (on my AT&T version, anyway). Hopefully, LG is going to continue to do better with updates.

The Camera

The camera is usually the point where a phone that I’m reviewing will either set itself apart from others or it will slide into a mediocre pack. The ideal camera on any phone, at least for me, is one that can take consistently good photos without a lot of fiddling around and without taking too long. While I haven’t been able to use the LG while traveling, as I usually try to do for reviews, I have used the V60 ThinQ all around our home and yard during this quarantine, taking photos of daily life as it happens. These photos were resized to 2500 pixels and renamed, but otherwise, they haven’t been retouched. Some have an @geardiary watermark on them because the V60 ThinQ has a camera setting that will automatically add them on its own; this feature is fantastic for perfectly framed shots, but it’s not so great if you have to crop. Even so, automatic watermarking is a surprisingly handy set-it-and-forget-it feature that I wish every camera on every different manufacturer’s phone had. You can click on any one of these photos to start a slideshow.

  All this photo needs is a little cropping and tweaking, and it would be ready to use in a post; that’s a handy feature for a blogger!

And while it may seem like a little thing to some, I like that you can set Google Photos to be the default gallery over the included LG app; that is impossible to do on the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra.

On its own, the LG V60 ThinQ has been an enjoyable phone to use, but it happens to have an ace up its sleeve when it’s in the Dual Screen Case.

The LG V60 ThinQ Dual Case

Why would I want to go out of my way to add extra weight and bulk to my already chunky LG V60 ThinQ? Ordinarily, I might have to take a hard pass. Sheltering at home for the past 2+ months has given me a new perspective on what I find useful and what I don’t. Suddenly portability isn’t as huge a deal to me, and the ability to multitask is now most important. The LG V60 ThinQ Dual Screen case has made it a cinch to handle two tasks at once, although the experience isn’t without caveats.

One of the first caveats I’ll bring up is that LG has once again made the Dual Screen case hardware so that it covers up the USB Type-C port on the bottom of the V60ThinQ.

LG G8X ThinQ in Dual Screen case on top of the LG V50 ThinQ in its Dual Screen case.

I’m not sure why they discontinued the open bottom with POGO pin design of the V50 ThinQ and its Dual Screen case when they made the Dual Screen case for the G8X ThinQ, but once again, for the V60 ThinQ, we are left with having to use an easy-to-misplace magnetic plug that snaps onto the end of a Type-C cable. For a better look at what I’m talking about, take a look at this shot comparing the open bottom of the V50 ThinQ in its Dual Screen case versus the closed bottom of the G8X ThinQ in its Dual Screen case. The good news is that you can wirelessly charge the V60 ThinQ while it’s in the DualCase on any Qi-enabled charging pad.

  The Dual Screen case is 6.96″ tall by 3.4″ wide by 0.6″ thick, and on its own, it weighs 4.7 ounces; with the LG V60 ThinQ installed, the combo weighs a whopping 12.3 ounces. Yeah, that’s not a typo. :grimace:

In return for that extra weight, you get two matching 6.8″ FHD+ OLED (2460 x 1080 and 395 ppi) displays that can allow you to become a master multitasker. The only front-facing camera is on the main (right) screen, but the identical screen on the right has the same hole-punch camera. It’s symmetrical, and it doesn’t bug me.

You can personalize the second screen to match your main screen’s wallpaper. You can add dock apps, widgets, and app folders to it; in other words, it’s like having a second phone that can communicate (almost) flawlessly with your main phone.

Now, are you going to get the full-sized tablet screen experience you get with a folding display smartphone such as the Samsung Galaxy Fold or the Huawei Mate X? Obviously not. The bezels on both screens make that impractical and ugly.

But what you can do with the second screen is have your email open on one side while you watch YouTube videos on the other. You can peruse Instagram while on a Zoom call. You can have messages open while you’re reading a book. You can have a game with obnoxious ads open on one screen while you read the news on the other screen. Yes, you can use the second screen as a gamepad; yes, you can use the second screen as a live viewfinder when taking photos, and yes, you can use the LG Smart Keyboard as an edge-to-edge keyboard for a cute little on-the-go mini laptop. But let’s get real. The main benefit for some people will be that they can have a dictionary open on one screen while they are playing Word with Friends on the other.

When you’re using the Dual Screen features, you can swap screens from the main to the second screen, you can put the main screen to sleep, or you can turn off the Dual Screen completely. The Dual Screen case folds 360º so you can fold the second screen behind the main screen when you need to reply to emails or answer texts with both thumbs; it’s a bit difficult to manage actual keying when the Dual Screen case is open, otherwise, unless you are proficient at typing with your pointer fingers.

The last thing I want to bring up is the handy cover display on the front cover of the Dual Screen case. It offers built-in notifications, the date, and time, as well as battery information. It’s very handy to have this info available when the V60 ThinQ is in the Dual Screen case.

Pandemics are weird. The things that seemed important a few months ago, like pocketable phones with cute little displays, aren’t quite as appealing anymore. Needs and wants change, and right now — a phone that can give me two large, fully independent and functioning displays without having to switch back and forth between two apps on a single screen seems like a no-brainer. With the Dual Screen case installed on the LG V60 ThinQ, I feel like I am functioning at a more efficient level than normal. Right now, that’s priceless.

The LG V60 ThinQ with Dual Screen Case retails between $800 and $999 depending on where and how It’s purchased; it is available directly from LG, as well as AT&T (expect plenty of pre-loaded bloatware), Sprint, Verizon, and other retailers.

Source: Manufacturer supplied review sample

What I Like: 5G support; 3.5mm headphone jack; The LG V60 ThinQ in blue with the gold accents is gorgeous; The screen is brilliant; The phone is responsive and fast; You can add a microSD card to expand storage; The Dual Screen case is easy to activate, personalize, and control; Excellent battery life (when not using the Dual Screen case); IP68 dust and water-resistance; Excellent Quad-DAC features that work with wired headphones

What Needs Improvement: Battery life takes a huge ding when running both screens; Phone will be too large for many — one-hand use is practically impossible — even without the Dual Screen case; Adding the Dual Screen case makes the already large LG V60 ThinQ bricklike; No face-ID; The proprietary magnetic charging attachment needs to go; The bezels are still just a tad too large between the phone and the second screen when the LG V60 ThinQ is in the Dual Case — If LG can ever get the bezels eliminated when the phone is in the Dual Case, they will have a solid folding phone alternative; No option to enable 90Hz or 120Hz

from Joseph Rushing https://geardiary.com/2020/05/17/lg-v60-thinq-with-dual-screen-review/

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How to efficiently charge your devices

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How to efficiently charge your devices

You can just use the charger that came with your device. Or you can do better. Your call. (Steve Johnson via Unsplash/)

Back in the good old days of the early 2000s, every device had one charger. Some gadgets were a little more practical and used one of a variety of USB connections, but it almost felt like there were as many standards as manufacturers. Almost 20 years later, most of the industry is moving toward USB-C, and even Apple, known for doing its own thing, uses USB-C for its latest MacBooks and iPad Pros. Now, it’s possible to plug the same charger into your smartphone, tablet, laptop, and soon, I’m sure, your toothbrush.

While this is largely a good thing, it’s not without pitfalls. Have you ever tried to charge your computer from a phone charger? Or an iPad from your computer’s USB port? It happens at a crawl. If you want to charge all your devices efficiently, you need to understand what’s going on.

How charging works

Charging is a factor of three things you probably remember from high school: power (watts), current (amperes or milliamperes), and voltage (volts). An 87-watt MacBook Pro charger, for example, can provide 20.2 volts at 4.3 amperes (87 watts), 9 volts at 3 amperes (27 watts), or 5.2 volts at 2.4 amperes (12.5 watts).

In other words, simply multiply current and voltage together to get a charger’s total power output. The higher that number is, the faster a charger will replenish your devices. If you’re wondering how to find this information on power supplies you own or are looking to buy, output options are written somewhere on most chargers.

Big devices like laptops have much larger batteries than smartphones and other small gadgets (a 15-inch MacBook Pro has a battery eight times as big and powerful as an iPhone X). So to fully charge a laptop in the same amount of time as a phone, you’d need a charger that’s throwing around a lot more power.

So why don’t we just plug 1 million-watt chargers into our phones and have them charge instantly? Unfortunately, there’s safety to consider: the more power involved, the more heat and stress it puts on device components. Even if you could generate 1 million watts—and you’d need your own power plant to do so—it would only set your phone on fire, and you with it.

So, in an effort to get everyone on the same page, the USB standard limits charging to certain ranges. For USB 1.0, it was 5 volts at 500 milliamperes for a maximum power of 2.5 watts. But USB Power Delivery (USB PD), a feature many USB-C devices support, complicates things by enabling “fast charging.” This means chargers with USB PD can generate between 0.5 and 100 watts by operating at 5, 9, 15, or 20 volts, and between 100 milliamperes and 5 amperes.

Now, even though a USB-C charger may support it, you can’t just shoot 100 watts straight into your phone and expect it to work. Devices have built-in limits and will reduce the current so they’ll only draw as much power as they’re capable of handling. So if you plug your MacBook into its charger, it’ll use the full 87 watts. Plug a smartphone in, however, and it will use one of the lower-power options. That’s why it’s possible to charge your smartphone off your computer’s charger, but it takes forever to fuel up your computer with your smartphone’s charger.

Finding the best charger

What? You haven’t read what’s on your charger before? (Harry Guinness/)

Knowing what voltages a charger supports is easy, but finding the right one for a specific device can be a little more complicated. Obviously, the charger that comes with a product will work, but that doesn’t mean it’s the best option. Apple ships their latest iPhone with a 5-watt charger, but it will charge quickest with one that puts out at least 18 watts, as long as you have a USB-C-to-Lightning cable. And don’t worry—using a higher-voltage charger will not fry your phone’s battery, since the phone controls the amount of power it draws, not the charger.

Further complicating things, while USB PD is the official USB fast-charging standard, manufacturers including Qualcomm, OnePlus, and Huawei have each developed their own. For example, a OnePlus phone will charge from any USB-C charger, but will charge significantly faster if you use a OnePlus charger that supports the company’s own standard, WarpCharge 30.

There’s also the financial aspect to consider: a lower-powered charger will replenish a device that supports a higher-powered one, only slower; whereas a higher-powered charger won’t charge devices with lower power requirements any faster. The latter will, however, cost more.

Here’s an example—a 15-inch MacBook Pro will charge fastest with an 87-watt charger (which it’s typically sold with), although it will charge well enough with a 61-watt one. On the other hand, a 13-inch MacBook Pro will charge at the same speed with either the 61-watt charger it comes with or an 87-watt one. In short: try to charge the 15-inch laptop with a lower-powered charger, and it’ll replenish slower, but try to speed up the 13-inch MacBook’s charging time by buying the 87-watt power supply and you just spent $79 instead of $69.

All the information on what power options will charge a given device quickest is written somewhere in its product manual, but if you’re anything like me, most of those ended up in the bin. This means Google is probably your best friend. Search for things like “[phone model] fast charge spec” or “[computer model] power requirements,” and you’ll either find a useful article or the company’s own specifications documents.

Tips on effectively charging your devices

Different chargers for Android phones and iPhones? That’s so ten years ago! (Steve Johnson via Unsplash/)

Now that we’ve covered what’s going on when you charge your devices, let’s recap how to do it most efficiently.

Use the right charger

Most devices ship with the best charger for them, especially laptops and phones made by any company that trumpets the benefits of fast charging in their press materials. There are, however, a few exceptions (looking at you, Apple). When you get a new device, it’s worth doing a little research to see if the manufacturer is providing the fastest charger, or if there’s a better option out there.

Be careful with generic chargers

If you’re replacing a first-party charger with a generic third-party one, be careful and make sure to buy a reputable brand from a reputable store. USB power devices have a long history of being counterfeited, and if you end up with one, the best-case scenario is that it probably won’t operate as well as it claims to. At worst, it could set your house on fire.

Use a compatible charger if your device has a proprietary fast-charge standard

USB PD is now the most widely supported fast-charge standard, and even some others, like Qualcomm’s QuickCharge, are compatible with many manufacturers’ devices. However, a few companies, like LG, Huawei, and OnePlus, still use their own standards that will work best with their devices. If your device is one of those, make sure to use the proprietary charger.

Wireless charging is a trade-off

Although wireless charging is getting better, the best wired charger for your device will still do a better job juicing up your phone as fast as possible. But if you just can’t go back to a wired life, there are very good options out there that may be compatible with your device.

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Three UK assessment: Every little thing it's good to know (Could 2019)

Three is technically the U.Ok.’s second-youngest community — shaped in 2003 — however many take into account it to be the youngest, since business chief EE was shaped from the ashes of T-Cell and Orange. Three’s age matches its standing and its title: different networks boast huge quantities of capability in any respect ranges of the spectrum, however Three solely affords 3G and 4G companies.

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Regardless of being the smallest available in the market, Three is owned by one of many world’s largest multinational conglomerates, CK Hutchison, and it’s this backing which is permitting it to shake up the market.

On this Three community assessment, we’ll analyze the community together with its protection, plans and what lies forward for the U.Ok. provider.

Community expertise

Three’s community at the moment makes use of the next frequencies:

Frequency Protocol Class 2100MHz UMTS / HSDPA / HSPA+ / DC-HSPA+ 3G 800MHz LTE 4G 1500MHz LTE 4G 1800MHz LTE 4G 2100MHz LTE 4G

Three’s U.Ok. community has all the time been data-focused, with the community prioritizing the data-capable 3G customary forward of the voice-centric GSM 2G customary. Different networks supply 2G companies as a backup plan, however Three solely affords 3G and 4G companies. The provider covers over 98 % of the inhabitants with 3G, and over 99 % with 4G.

4G LTE

Three was the final cellular community to supply 4G LTE within the U.Ok.. It didn’t change its 4G community on till December 2013 and it then solely lined 4 main cities. It wasn’t till late 2014 that the provider’s protection reached one other 450 places. At this time, Three affords the bottom degree of inhabitants protection out of the large 4 carriers, however its 97 % total protection remains to be complete.

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Its 4G community was initially deliberate to function within the 800MHz spectrum, however Three was additionally granted license by the regulator in 2012 to function in a part of the 1800MHz obtained via the creation of EE. Though restricted in capability, the 800MHz help means Three’s indoor and lengthy distance 4G protection holds up properly.

Whereas its rival networks all launched 4G companies at a premium to prospects earlier than virtually dropping 3G contracts of their entirety, Three selected to tease its delayed community with a marketing campaign providing LTE to all prospects at no additional premium. The provider’s early All You Can Eat knowledge proposition drew in hundreds of thousands of consumers searching for limitless knowledge.

4G is customary throughout all of the U.Ok.’s networks lately, however Three nonetheless affords some compelling offers for the information hungry client.

Three 5G plans

Three will launch its 5G community within the second half of 2019. This places the community in the back of the pack for its 5G rollout, although all networks are beginning slowly to start with.

The provider additionally hasn’t detailed its broader rollout plans. Except for a few imprecise commitments to inventory 5G units such because the HTC 5G Hub and Huawei Mate X, Three has but to substantiate launch cities, telephones, costs, or packages.

Three protection checker

You may test to see if Three has the perfect cellular community protection for you utilizing the Three protection checker.

VoLTE and Wi-Fi Calling

Three helps Wi-Fi Calling on chosen Apple, Samsung, LG, Google, Motorola, Alcatel, ZTE, Razer, Sony, and Huawei/Honor telephones.

4G Calling (VoLTE) is obtainable by Three beneath the moniker “4G Super-Voice.” Chosen Samsung, Apple, LG, Huawei, Sony, Lenovo, Microsoft, Razer, Motorola, and ZTE telephones are supported.

MVNOs

Three leases its community to 11 cellular digital community operators (MVNOs) within the U.Ok.. Essentially the most notable of the bunch is iD Cell — an MVNO community provided by the cellular retail large Carphone Warehouse.

Three UK plans and units

Pay Month-to-month Handsets

Three’s Pay Month-to-month handset (PAYM) plans supply a spread of inclusive allowances, as much as limitless minutes and knowledge. Nonetheless, the precise plans and costs obtainable will depend on which handset you go for.

All of Three’s PAYM contracts include limitless texts and most include limitless calls. All contracts will tie you in to a 24 month contract on your new handset. Packages on main flagships can begin from as little as 1GB of information monthly. At the costliest finish, you’ll additionally discover limitless knowledge packages, full with no caps on tethering (private hotspot).

The one caveat with among the cheaper packages just isn’t together with the Go Binge perk (extra on that under) which solely kicks-in on any plans over 4GB.

General, Three could not supply the bells and whistles that different networks do however what it does do is supply advantages and options its prospects truly use. From no worries about going over knowledge allowances to roaming overseas without cost, the U.Ok.’s smallest community affords probably the greatest no-nonsense packages available on the market.

Telephone manufacturers

Three shares a variety of telephones from quite a lot of producers on Pay Month-to-month. Beneath is the complete record of the main manufacturers:

Samsung

Huawei

Apple

Google

OnePlus

Honor

Xiaomi

Razer

Alcatel

ZTE

Three can be one of many few carriers to supply premium telephones on Pay as you go and these are all unlocked as customary.

Pay Month-to-month SIM Solely

Like each community, Three additionally affords SIM Solely packages for purchasers preferring to purchase their telephones and contracts individually. Three affords 4 totally different plans on both 1 month, 12 month, or 24 month contract phrases with knowledge starting from 4GB to limitless knowledge. The 24 month plans characterize among the finest worth SIM Solely packages from any U.Ok. community.

Right here’s the present vary of obtainable Three SIMO plans:

Minutes Texts Month-to-month knowledge 24-month value 12-month value 1-month value Limitless Limitless 4GB + Go Roam & Hotspot £10.00/m £12.00/m £16.00/m Limitless Limitless 12GB + Go Binge, Go Roam & Hotspot £13.00/m £15.00/m £19.00/m Limitless Limitless 30GB + Go Binge, Go Roam & Hotspot £18.00/m £20.00/m £24.00/m Limitless Limitless Limitless + Go Binge, Go Roam & Hotspot £20.00/m £22.00/m £26.00/m

Pay as You Go Plans

Like many networks, Three splits its Pay as you go (PAYG) choices into packs, with totally different quantities of minutes, texts, and knowledge every month. To simplify its providing and make issues simpler for purchasers, Three’s 3-2-1 bundle affords straightforward to grasp name costs for purchasers who go over their allowances or select to not use a pack.

3-2-1 is Three’s method of not overcharging prospects and the provider has a giant level: if a single minute prices a fraction of a penny, why do some networks cost 40 pence per minute on PAYG? 3-2-1 means you’ll pay simply 3p per minute, 2p per textual content and 1p per MB of information for those who go over your allowances or don’t have an lively pack.

In comparison with the competitors, 3-2-1 is vastly cheaper and it’s an awesome cause to purchase a Three PAYG plan, particularly for those who use your handset occasionally. Contemplating even PAYG prospects get entry to 4G with out cost and your PAYG credit score by no means expires, the case to decide on Three on PAYG is actually sturdy.

Those that need PAYG bundles should purchase an add-on pack with set allowances. This affords as much as limitless knowledge, nonetheless, you don’t get the Go Binge perk and different helpful add-ons will price you additional.

Right here’s the present vary of obtainable Three PAYG plans:

Pack Price Minutes Texts Knowledge Period £10 Limitless Limitless 2GB 30 days £15 Limitless Limitless 5GB 30 days £20 Limitless Limitless 12GB 30 days £27.50 Limitless Limitless 36GB 30 days £35 Limitless Limitless Limitless 30 days £90 Limitless Limitless Limitless 90 days

Three Perks

Go Binge

Go Binge is an initiative that enables customers to stream from Netflix, Apple Music, Deezer, Snapchat, and different companies with out consuming into their knowledge allowance. That is obtainable on all contract plans with 12GB of information and above.

Go Roam

Beforehand referred to as Really feel at Residence, Go Roam permits prospects to make use of their name, textual content, and knowledge allowance in over 70 locations world wide at no additional price. Yow will discover a full record of the nations within the scheme right here.

Three app

The Three app lets customers view payments, PAYG allowances, test improve eligibility, and chat with Three’s customer support through stay chat.

Cell broadband

O2 affords a spread of cellular broadband merchandise like USB dongles, Cell Wi-Fi routers, and knowledge solely SIMs. Listed here are the data-only SIM plans on the time of writing:

Knowledge 24-month price 12-month price 30-day price 1GB n/a £7.50 n/a 2GB £7 £8 £10 5GB £10 £11 £15 10GB £13 £14 n/a 15GB £16 £17 £20 20GB £13 £20 £23 40GB £22 £23 £30

Three’s important cellular broadband merchandise are the Huawei AI Dice and Three HomeFi good hotspots which join as much as 64 and 32 units, respectively. These are supposed as house broadband options and supply limitless knowledge tariffs from as little as £22 a month.

Tablets, equipment, and good house

Three shares numerous tablets on contract and Pay as you go offers. This contains excessive finish tablets from Samsung and Apple in addition to extra price range tablets from Alcatel and Huawei.

Three additionally has a devoted retailer for equipment which sells instances, headphones, display screen protectors, chargers, motion cameras, and good audio system.

Broadband, landline telephones, and quad-play

Not like various its rivals, Three doesn’t supply any quad-play companies to its prospects, nor has it talked about any present plans to supply quad-play companies within the close to future.

The closest Three has come to providing house web packages is the aforementioned HomeFi or Huawei AI Dice, each of which run on Three’s 4G community, reasonably than conventional phone or fiber traces.

Closing ideas

Three’s community has actually undergone main transformations and enhancements over the previous few years. At first the corporate had the worst protection within the U.Ok. however that’s modified drastically over time. Issues would have modified even additional had the corporate been allowed to undergo with its buyout of O2, however the sale was blocked by the European Fee in mid-2016.

From limitless knowledge and Go Binge, to Go Roam without cost worldwide allowances, Three affords quite a bit to its prospects and virtually all the time undercuts the opposition on pricing. Its community has additionally turn out to be extra dependable over time, and whereas the corporate nonetheless falls behind O2 and EE in customer support surveys (however forward of Vodafone), buyer satisfaction has been persistently on the up for years.

Briefly, if you need knowledge and don’t need to break the financial institution, go to Three!

Are you a Three buyer? Tell us your views on Three within the feedback and don’t neglect to vote in our ballot under as properly.

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Chinese smartphone maker, Oneplus is gearing to announce its next flagship offering dubbed as OnePlus 6T sometime in next month. the company has already started teasing the promo in India and Amazon India Notify page is live as well. In our previous reports, we already share you key specifications, and leaked pictures of the upcoming smartphone.

As per fresh reports, The OnePlus 6T leaked renders…

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Oppo Find X may have the biggest screen-to-body ratio yet (Updated June 18) Oppo Update (06/18): A post on Oppo’s Weibo account (via GSMArena) hints very strongly that the Find X may have a 93.8 percent screen-to-body ratio, with almost no bezel at all. It beats the just announced Vivo Nex, which has a 91.24 percent screen-to-body ratio. In addition, a brief trailer that was shown on TV in China this weekend may indicate that the Oppo Find X has front and rear cameras that rise up from the top of the phone, so that they stay completely hidden when not in use. Original article (06/12): The Oppo Find X makes us excited, if only based on how good Oppo’s last flagships were back in 2014. Back then, we got the Find 7 with its QHD screen, super-fast charging, and 50MP images from a 13MP sensor. We also got the N-series which came with a camera on a swivel and rear touch panel gestures. We’ve gathered the latest rumors and nuggets of information on the Find X here all in one place. Oppo Find X specs The Snapdragon 845 processor by Qualcomm We can’t expect anything but the Snapdragon 845 in the new flagship, as Oppo has traditionally used Qualcomm silicon in its flagships. It used MediaTek chips for devices like the R15, but the Taiwanese silicon giant doesn’t have a bona fide flagship chip this year. In the memory department, 6GB to 8GB of RAM has become a top-tier option for the likes of OnePlus and Xiaomi. Don’t be surprised to see this much RAM in the new Oppo phone too. Related Articles OnePlus 6 problems and how to fix them OnePlus knocked it out of the park once again with its latest flagship offering. The OnePlus 6 has everything the company is known for, with premium specifications, design, and software, all available at a price severely … Hands-on: The Asus ROG gaming phone is a beast Asus isn't known for its high-end phones. Traditionally, they've skirted the mid-range and attempted to bring a lot of value to the consumer at a lower price. That changed a bit with the ZenFone 5Z, … Lending credence to the processor and RAM figures is a report from Playfuldroid. The outlet spotted apparent Oppo Find X specs on the TENAA telecoms authority website (the pages have since been pulled). Among the more notable details are a 2.8GHz octa-core processor — the same clock speed and core count as the SD845 — and 8GB of RAM. The report also claims the phone will have a 6.4-inch 2,340 x 1,080 AMOLED screen and a 3,645mAh battery. More recently, we saw a leaked image on Weibo claiming the phone would have a Snapdragon 845, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage. Could we be looking at a base model and a variant with double the space? To further corroborate these specs, Twitter user @IshanAgarwal24 recently tweeted a leaked spec sheet for the Oppo Find X. The information suggests the phone will house Snapdragon 845 chipset, 8GB of RAM, a 16MP/20MP dual camera setup, and a 25MP selfie shooter. Several other details were hinted at, such as a 6.4-inch 2,340 x 1,080 display, 128GB of storage, f/2.0 apertures for all three cameras, dual-SIM connectivity, NFC support, and a 3,730mAh battery. The Find X is said to be 9.6mm thick. So, here are the full official specification of the Oppo Find X. A 25MP Selfie Camera, 20+16MP Cameras at the rear and a 6.4inch screen! All present in a not so big body!#Oppo#OppoFindX#FindX pic.twitter.com/qgWUNYl7kL — Ishan Agarwal (@IshanAgarwal24) June 13, 2018 If this is the real deal, it raises a few questions about the Find X, starting with the display. The 2,340 x 1,080 resolution isn’t a standard resolution (even for 18:9 displays), which means we could potentially see a display notch. Then there’s the f/2.0 aperture for all the cameras, suggesting Oppo isn’t using a telephoto shooter on the back (telephoto cameras usually have smaller apertures). Finally, the 128GB storage claim probably points to a few storage options, as previous leaks suggest either 128GB or 256GB of space. Oppo Find X: More like fastest charging Oppo previously showed off Super VOOC Flash Charge technology back in 2016, claiming a full charge in 15 minutes, albeit for a 2,500mAh battery. So it’s reasonable to assume this tech has finally matured enough to land in the flagship. We can’t expect a 15 minute charge with a more than 3,600mAh battery, but even half an hour or 45 minutes would be a welcome improvement. In fact, Qualcomm’s own Quick Charge 4 Plus touts 50 percent capacity in 15 minutes for a 2,750mAh battery. Oppo Find X camera The Playfuldroid report also picked up apparent camera details, in the form of a 16MP and 20MP rear camera combo and a 25MP front-facing shooter. At MWC last year, the company showed off unique 5x zoom capabilities, enabled by an elaborate prism-based setup. There’s no word if this tech is in the Oppo Find X, but one teaser definitely suggests a prism is coming. In any case, here’s hoping for something more innovative than a standard 2x telephoto camera. Editor's Pick Best phones with dual cameras at different price points Loads of phones come with dual cameras these days. The technology has almost become standard on high-end smartphones, with companies like Samsung, LG, and Huawei all using it. Additionally, there are also plenty of budget-friendly … As for the 25MP selfie shooter, several brands have adopted pixel binning on the front camera (for better low-light shots), necessitating a higher resolution sensor. Here’s to Oppo using the high-res front shooter for more than just bragging rights. The Chinese brand used MWC 2016 to show off a new sensor-based optical image stabilization solution (as opposed to conventional lens-based systems). This solution promises lower power consumption and faster, more precise stabilization. Who knows, the company may even have improved on the solution since then. Again, we don’t know for sure if this will come to the Oppo Find X. Oppo Find X design Weibo.com/oppo This is the big question. We’ve seen a claimed snap of the back of the phone via Weibo, showing off a rather starry cover and no rear fingerprint scanner, which means it could have a traditional front-mounted scanner or an under-display scanner. We haven’t seen the front of the device, but here’s hoping it doesn’t have a notch. Then again, we wouldn’t mind the notch if it were used for facial recognition sensors (instead of just accommodating an earpiece and camera). Samsung is also supplying Oppo with curved OLED screens, according to Korean publication The Bell. The article notes Oppo is set to release a phone with a curved OLED screen as early as next month, but didn’t say if this is indeed the Find X. Oppo Find X software The Oppo F5. That Playfuldroid article also claims Android 8.1 Oreo is the operating system on board, making for the latest publicly available release. Oppo traditionally adds its ColorOS skin atop Android, delivering additional features to the platform. More recently, ColorOS gained Apple- and webOS-inspired gestures, a Xiaomi-style quick ball menu, screen recording, and smart photo categorization and search. Oppo Find X price and release date The Oppo R15 Pro. Oppo’s choice of Paris as the city to launch the Find X in makes it clear this is a global release. We’re still expecting China to be part of the first wave of countries, and India has to be in the running too. The Chinese brand is also a sponsor of the FC Barcelona football team and, when combined with news about a Spanish foray, the Oppo Find X could be in for a European launch. We don’t know when the Oppo Find X will be released, but The Bell‘s report notes Oppo is releasing a curved OLED device in July or August. Again, we don’t know if this is the Find X, but a June reveal and July or August release sounds plausible. Editor's Pick Android smartphones with the best battery life (March 2018) Some people might think that the most important feature in a smartphone is its display size. Others believe it comes down to a phone's processor performance, or the amount of RAM, or how much storage … As for a price, the company doesn’t take the affordable route with its upper tier phones, never mind its flagships. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s more expensive than the Xiaomi Mi 8 and OnePlus 6. For the record, the Find 7 had a $599 launch price and the Oppo N3 had a $649 price. That was over three years ago, and everyone in the industry has adopted higher prices for their flagships. Heck, even Xiaomi’s Mi 8 has a slightly higher starting price of 2,699 yuan (~$421), versus the Mi 6‘s 2,499 yuan (~$390) entry-level price tag. What do you want to see in the Oppo Find X? Do you think it’ll have a notch? Let us know in the comments section below. , via Android Authority http://bit.ly/2JFkji1