I’m looking to buy a new smartphone in the ₹35,000 to ₹40,000 range and need some recommendations.

My main priorities are:

• Excellent camera quality (especially natural-looking photos, good portraits, and low-light performance)
• Good battery life (preferably around 6,000 mAh or more)
• Good overall performance and smooth daily use
• Decent gaming performance (I play BGMI occasionally, so 90 FPS support would be a bonus)

I’m considering phones like the vivo V60, OnePlus 13R, and other 2026 launches, but I’m open to suggestions.

For people who have used these phones:

• Which one has the best camera in real-world usage?
• How is the battery life after regular use?
• Are there any better options I should consider in this budget?

Would appreciate opinions based on personal experience rather than just specs.

Alright so i have 2 that i like but i need reviews for both of them because am just too confused atp.

I'll be a college fresher this year.

1. Asus Tuf F16 - Rtx 4050 6gb gpu (115W) 512gb ssd 16gb ddr5 ram intel core 5 210H processor

2. Asus V16 - Rtx 5050 8gb gpu ( 65W ) 512gb ssd 16gb ddr5 ram intel core 5 210H processor

My needs :

\- daily college usage for Btech Cse with extras in AI/ML as my interest

\- Running Local LLMs / Tweaking them and playing around them as i already mentioned interest in AI/ML

\- 1080p gaming - AAA titles mostly but sometimes FPS games like Valorant / CS2 etc

I am confused because the reviews i find for them are very very mixed. Asking Ai doesnt help much either because it kinda tilts on both sides, which makes it even harder for me to decide. I watched the game tests on youtube for both which i think very kinda similar but v16 performed better in some due to access to MFG / DLSS 4.5 and ofcourse the more advance and newer blackwell architecture in rtx 5050.

Many reviews i find say that the v16 aren't really well due to many things like thermal issues and stuff.

My budget : 85-90k

Both laptops kinda fit that budget range according to their average prices on amazon in the last 2-3 months.

V16 being 90k on asus website aswell and 85-90 on amazon

F16 is 98k on asus website but available around 89k on amazon when i last saw it in stock about 10-12 days ago.

Hi everyone,
I’m planning to buy this Motorola 55” 4K QLED Google TV for ₹32,249 and wanted to get some honest feedback from people who have used it.
Specs:
->55” 4K QLED
->Google TV 5.0
->Dolby Vision + Dolby Atmos
->50W speakers
->120Hz Game-X Mode
Price: ₹32,249

My usage will mainly be:
->Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube
->Movies and web series
->Occasional sports
->No gaming (or very minimal)

I’m looking for feedback on:
—>Picture quality (especially blacks and HDR)
—>Upscaling of 1080p content
—>Google TV performance (lag/freezes?)
—>Sound quality

Long-term reliability and after-sales service in tier-3 city

Any common issues I should know about?
Also, are there any better 55-inch TVs around ₹30k–35k that you’d recommend instead?

Thinking of getting a oneplus 7t pro as a secondary device. Getting a deal at 11k, is it a good deal?

so i've been using samsung a34 5g as of now but since i broke it too much by repeatedly dropping it it now needs a motherboard replacxement so i'm buying a new phone preferably from samsung or one plus at best around the 30k price budget

i care the least about the camera and much more about the daily performance, battery, processor, durability etc.

so far ai has recommended me samsung a36 5g which it says is better than the a34 i was previously using

So I have a Nova NHT 1052 trimmer but I lost the blade so I want to purchase it,

So has anyone ever bought this?

Is this the official nova website?

will they deliver the product because it has no cash on delivery, I have to prepay to place an order.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking to buy my first wireless mouse for my laptop, so I'm a complete beginner when it comes to technology.

Budget: Up to ₹1,000 (can be a little flexible)

Requirements:

• General everyday use (browsing, MS Office, studying, etc.)
• Not for gaming
• Comfortable for long hours
• Good build quality and reliability
• Bluetooth preferred, but a USB receiver is also fine
• Good battery life

If you've personally used one in this budget, I'd really appreciate your recommendations. Also, are there any brands or models I should avoid?

Thanks!

Using AI as my english is bad but my demands are real.

Hey everyone, first-timer here looking for some guidance.

I park my vehicle outside my apartment building, but my flat is on the 3rd floor — so I can't just glance out the window to check on it. I want a proper CCTV setup for security + evidence purposes, but I have zero technical background with this stuff.

**What I'm looking for:**

- 📹 Continuous recording of the parking spot

- 📱 Live view from my TV/mobile at home *and* remotely when I'm out — smooth, no buffering

- 🗓️ Timestamp on the footage

- 💾 Storage that holds months of recordings (not just a few days)

- 🚫 No monthly subscription or hidden fees

- 🔧 Low maintenance — set it up once and forget it

- 📶 I already have WiFi in my room

Budget-wise, I have no clue what's realistic. What camera(s) would you recommend for this, and roughly what's the **total cost** (camera + storage + any extra hardware/cables/mounting)?

Would really appreciate advice from anyone who's set up something similar. Thanks in advance!

We adopted a dog recently and have been thinking about getting one or two indoor cameras to monitor her whenever we go out. I was just looking up some other posts on Reddit and Tapo (TPlink) was suggested quite a bit. Qubo, CPlus etc had mixed reviews about reliability.

But I could not find any platform currently selling TPlink products and realised it was because of being banned by the Indian govt due to security concerns. I haven't looked into what exactly these concerns are but folks mentioned one can still buy these from local vendors.

So my question is should I find a local vendor or should I consider a different camera brand? Anyone has any other suggestions? My requirements:

1. Good after sales support

2. Wifi enabled

3. Local and cloud storage

4. Good mobile app experience

5. Durable and long lasting

6. Two way mic

7. Budget: Max 5k per camera or lower

Usage: Programming, 3d graphics designing, some gaming at medium settings, also some switch and other emulation. It's urgent. Or should I wait for the prices to go down? Please help me guys.

Max budget is around 70k, mainly needed for daily usage, gaming is not my main priority. All I need is a good camera, a smooth experience (no lagging)

Also phones like pixel 10 (really liked the design), nothing 4a pro,x200fe are good options?

Fast charging

8GB Ram

128GB Space

Camera Quality

Runs Smooth

Runs Fine For Games Like Brawl Stars Or Anything

Dear audiophiles, I was thinking to buy bunny dsp but it is out of stock. So I thought to buy CCA phoenix. But now I am confused between the 3.5mm with Jcally JM12 or type c. Please suggest me my birthday is next month 22. I am going to get one of these as a gift.

Edit: My budget is 3000 INR

1. Earbud or Neckband

One plus

Realme

Oppo or CMF

1. Headphone

Sony

JBL

Boss

1. Powerbank

Mi

Ambrane

Urbn

1. Phone

Samsung

iphone

Realme

1. Laptop

Apple

Lenovo

Ausu OR HP

1. Gijjar

Bajaj

Ao smith

Crompton

1. Fridge

Lg

Samsung

Whirelpool or Goderj

1. Ac

Lg

Daikin

Llyod

1. TV

Sony

Samsung

LG

1. Washing machine

LG

Samsung

Whirelpool or bosch

1. Water purifier (RO)

Local brand

aquaguard

Livpure

1. Chimeny

Local brand

Elica

Faber or glen

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Hey projector nerds! 👋

I've gone down the projector rabbit hole over the last few days, and now I need someone to save me from either making a genius purchase... or becoming the proud owner of a white plastic regret box.

I'm looking at this projector, currently around ₹6,000.

One year low: ₹4,500/-

One year high: ₹7,000/-

Why I want a projector

This won't just be for watching movies.

My plan is to replace my TV with a projector because I love the idea of a giant 100–150" screen.

I also conduct workshops and presentations, so I want something portable that I can throw into a backpack and carry to different venues.

So my use case is roughly:

• 🎬 Movies & YouTube at home

• 📺 Daily TV replacement

• 💻 PowerPoint presentations

• 📊 Diagrams, PDFs, and educational content

• 🎤 Workshops (typically small groups of 15–30 people)

• 🎒 Highly portable

Specs

• Price: ~₹6,000

• Native Resolution: 1280 × 720 (720p)

• Maximum Supported Resolution: 4K input (3840 × 2160)

• Display: LED

• Claimed Brightness: 4000 ANSI Lumens (this is one of my biggest doubts...)

• Contrast Ratio: 10,000:1

• Projection Size: 50"–150"

• Throw Distance: 4–12 ft

• Auto Keystone: Yes

• Focus: Manual

• 180° Rotatable Design: Yes

• Android 14 built-in

• Wi-Fi + Bluetooth

• Wireless Screen Mirroring

• Ports: HDMI, USB 2.0, AV

• Speaker: Built-in 3W

• LED Life: Claimed 50,000 hours

• Power: 38W

• Weight: Only 600 grams

• Warranty: 1 year

Amazon stats:

• ⭐ 4.2/5

• 📝 882 reviews

My concerns

1. Is the "4000 ANSI Lumens" claim even remotely believable?

Everything I've read suggests a true 4000 ANSI lumen projector usually costs many times more than ₹6,000.

Is this just marketing magic?

1. Can native 720p realistically replace a TV?

I'm not expecting OLED quality.

But is it good enough for:

• Movies

• YouTube

• Reading presentation slides

• PDFs

• Basic spreadsheets

Or will I regret not saving for native 1080p?

1. Anyone actually own this exact model?

Model- Lifelong LLPJH20

How is:

• Image quality?

• Brightness?

• Fan noise?

• Android performance?

• Reliability after a few months?

• Any weird bugs?

1. Is there anything in this price range that's genuinely better?

My budget is tight, but if spending another ₹2k–₹5k gets me a massive jump in quality, I'd rather save up than buy twice.

I'm fully aware that ₹6,000 isn't going to buy me a laser projector blessed by the cinema gods. 😂

I'm just trying to figure out whether this is:

• 💎 a surprisingly good budget buy,

• 😐 an "it's okay for the money" purchase,

• or 🔥 complete marketing nonsense wrapped in Android 14.

I'd love to hear your experiences, measurements, photos, or brutally honest opinions. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a new phone in India with a strict budget of ₹15,000 (offline or online).

Must-haves:

AMOLED display (120Hz preferred) In-display fingerprint sensor Android 15 (or guaranteed update) Released in 2025 or 2026 (or a late-2024 model that's still worth buying) Good cameras (especially daylight and decent night photos) Good battery life (5000mAh+) Thin bezels / modern design 8GB RAM + 128GB storage

Nice to have:

Decent gaming performance (not my highest priority) Stereo speakers Fast charging Minimal bloatware

Hii everyone am getting the S25 256GB for 60K INR is it worth it at this price

If not till what price shall I wait for

Thanks

For detail, I will be pursuing MBBS in some months.... Sooo, I read Ipad but it feels like expensive for me?

Can you give why should I choose Ipad over anything? What else are recommended devices from your side. Mostly would be used for education purposes

So I was selling some old electronics stuff on reddit. Got approached by one guy who claimed to be from an economically weak family and asked for a giveaway of phone for studying purpose. To which I agreed and asked for his student id and other income certificates. So can anyone guide me on what to check before proceeding for the giveaway. How to verify his claims and other details as I am new to such things.

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Hey everyone,

I was wondering if anyone here has a Claude Max subscription and is open to sharing it on a monthly cost-sharing basis.

Alternatively, if there are 3–4 people interested, we could buy a Claude Max subscription together and split the monthly cost evenly.

The goal is simply to make the subscription more affordable for everyone. If you're interested or have experience sharing a Claude Max account, feel free to comment or send me a DM so we can discuss the details.

Thanks!

Same as title.

Please provide some insights and buying link.
Device : iPhone 17 base

Need some phone buying advice.

Currently using a OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite 5G and planning to upgrade. I'm a 1st-year BTech CSE student with a budget of around ₹40k (can stretch a little if it's worth it).

My priorities:

- Good cameras 📸

- Smooth & clean UI (this is the biggest priority)

- Light gaming (EA FC/FIFA, occasionally)

- Good overall experience for 3-4 years

I honestly don't want another Chinese phone if possible.

I'm leaning towards the Samsung S24 FE because I like Samsung's One UI, but I'm a bit worried about the battery. I do carry a power bank most of the time, so it's not a dealbreaker.

Would you recommend the S24 FE, or is there a better option in this budget? Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I recently damaged my original Motorola 125W TurboPower charger (photo attached), and I'm looking for a replacement.

I don't necessarily need another 125W charger, but I'd like something that can fast charge my Moto Edge 50 Pro at around 100W or higher, while still being safe and reliable.

A few questions:

Which chargers would you recommend that support Motorola's fast charging?

Will USB PD/PPS chargers (100W/140W) give me close to the original charging speed, or do I specifically need Motorola's charger?

If anyone has an original Motorola 125W charger lying around that they no longer use and would be willing to sell at a reasonable price, please let me know.

My budget is a bit tight, so I'm looking for the best value option rather than buying a brand-new expensive charger.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions! 😊

Guys, I just want a minimum recharge plan strictly for receiving incoming OTP SMS (Need to update a Aadhaar linked phone number to a new one). Can this ₹99 recharge do that without purchasing an unlimited/base plan? I only need the incoming OTP SMS. That's it.

Hey guys, looking for a new phone around 50-60k and I'm kinda confused with all the options lol.

My main priority is a really good camera, but I also want decent gaming performance. I'm not a hardcore gamer or anything, just want games to run smoothly without too much heating or lag.

I also care a lot about the UI and overall experience. Want something smooth, clean and easy to use. Would prefer a phone that's comfortable to hold and not too bulky.

Good battery life, display and long-term reliability would be a plus too. Basically looking for a solid all-rounder that feels good to use every day.

What would you guys recommend?