Gadgets

On April 15, Realme Philippines will be officially lifting the veil on its newest entry-level device from the C-series family.

With a price tag of P19,995, the M2 comes with a 350W motor and 7.5Ah high-capacity battery – enabling it to reach speeds of up to 25 km/h and distances around 30km in a single charge.

Finnish mobile brand HMD Global recently held its largest smartphone launch to date, unveiling six new devices all at once -- from the entry-level C-series, the G-series mid-rangers, and the top-of-the-line X-series.

The MSI GE66 Raider may come with a steep price tag of P149,995, but the brand was able to cram as much power as it can on this device.

The Nokia 3.4 looks classy but doesn't cost a fortune. However, if photography is important to you, this is not a good choice.

The new devices will include the ROG Phone 5, ROG Phone 5 Pro, and ROG Phone 5 Ultimate .

The Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 Carbon is a looker and powerful but it suffers from a lack of ports, a consequence of its slim profile. As a result, its reliance on dongles ultimately defeats the purpose for which it was built.

The Reno5 4G is a good-looking decent smartphone that is competitively priced, but does not quite carry the same energy that Oppo puts into its flagship devices.

The Sudio Nio Aurora has undeniably good sound quality, held back by the lack of noise-cancellation and an ineffective background noise filter.

The new midrange Note is lighter than its predecessor and a slightly smaller 6.43” display. Compared to the Note 9, the device has an older Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection but with a higher 409 pixels-per-inch density and better IPX rating. The Redmi Note 10 also blows its predecessor out the water as it doubles the peak brightness thanks to its Amoled DotDisplay panel, now producing 1100 nits.