What is it? The latest iteration of the original flagship killer. It’s the first OnePlus phone to sport the cool in-display fingerprint scanner, but like it or not, it also drops the 3.5 mm headphone jack. Design & Construction The 6T adopts the currently trending waterdrop notch in place of its predecessor’s wider screen cutout. […]
read more...What is it? The biggest iPhone ever. Also, it’s the most expensive mainstream smartphone you can buy right now. Design & Construction It’s basically a bigger iPhone X, and that’s not a bad thing. You get the familiar super solid construction with a stainless steel frame that’s sandwiched by two glass panels. The rear glass […]
read more...What is it? A lightweight version of Android that’s developed exclusively for entry-level phones with 1GB RAM or less. It’s optimised for low-end hardware so that phones do not struggle to keep up with the software. Our test phone We tested Android Oreo 8.1 Go edition on the Micromax Spark Go. This phone is as […]
read more...What is it? Samsung’s most powerful smartphone of 2018 that’s aimed at the power user. It has got a big screen, a big battery and the trademark S-Pen, which is more than just a gimmick if used properly. Design & Construction The Galaxy Note 9 is built upon the same design language that debuted on […]
read more...The Huawei P20 Pro is a pioneer in the world of smartphone photography as it debuted with a triple rear camera setup, something which was unheard of before. Then, it also sports a flashy design and a big battery. But are these features enough to make it stand out in a segment that’s full of […]
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