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Get the Samsung A52S 5G. Perfectly suits your requirements, has a very efficient SoC, OIS, IP67 and a headphone jack. Not to mention, you will be getting years of software updates with Samsung. Would not suggest the Pixel 6A because of the lacklustre Tensor chipset. Throttles and heats way too...

I won't suggest buying any Keychron keyboards. They are overpriced and overhyped because of some famous Youtubers shilling for the company. The typing experience is pathetic and the keys/stabilisers make way too much rattling/clacking noise. Rather make your own custom keyboard or take a look...

Buying a phone based on gimmicks like Ready For, DEX or Glyph Lights is like buying a TV for its speakers. Doesn't matter if the TV manufacturer has put a high-end speaker system in its flagship TV model, when the actual panel/picture quality is sub-par. Similarly, it doesn't matter if...

I think you're mixing up. The 8 Gen 1 is made by Samsung Foundry and that heats up like crazy (similar to 888 which was also made by Samsung). The 8+ Gen 1 is made by TSMC, which has much better thermals, stability and efficiency. If you're avoiding Samsung, then there's no point spending on...

The only good thing about the Edge 30 Ultra is the 8+ Gen 1. Everything other isn't worth 60K. Firstly, there's no LTPO display, which means battery efficiency will be sub-par. Then there's the sub-par camera that Moto is mostly known for, as low-light photography is below average. Not to...

Avoid the 12 Mini or the 13 Mini if you want a phone with at least a respectable battery life. The battery endurance on the Mini iPhones are atrocious and will make you repent every second of their existence. Ideally, I'd suggest avoid the 12 series of iPhone altogether because of their...

It's pretty well-known that companies like Sandisk, Corsair, Adata, Gigabyte and Kingston have shat the bed when it comes to making good quality SSDs with a reasonable warranty support. Back in the day, these above-mentioned brands were my go-to. The brands that I currently suggest to people...

Buying storage solutions from unknown vendors, especially when people have zero experience with their RMA policy, is a suicide. Unless anyone wants to take one for the team by buying their SSDs and using for long-term (six months to over a year), there's no point discussing. Also, if you really...

For 2.0, my suggestion would be to spend some more and get the Presonus Eris 3.5 for around 12-13K. There's also the Mackie CR3X at 10K and CR4X at 13K. However, there are concerns about Mackie's long term reliability. However, for 2.1 I'd say take a look at the Sony D20 for around 8K.

Indeed. I mean full-priced video games like Call of Duty are now showing ads on their main loading screens. It's a menace.

So, on 14th of August 2022, Mark Gurman, a reliable Bloomberg journalist covering news related to Apple, speculated the chance of Apple showing ads on their devices...

Unless AMD brings major improvements in their lacklustre driver support and AI/ML functionality, Nvidia will still remain the king. Gone are the days when pure compute power wins. It's the age of AI/ML and even though AMD FSR 2.0 is good in the sense that it's open-source and even supported by...

This only happens when you download VLC from an untrusted source and one has to be really stupid (excruciatingly stupid) to download an open-source software from an untrusted source, when the official source comes first on the Google SERP. Cicada (aka the hackers) is modifying one of the VLC...

Chifi has a come a long way since the days of Vsonics in India, when the only reputed store was Hifinage. I have too used and suggested plenty Vsonic IEMs circa 2014-2015. However, the market is a whole lot different today. The options are routinely better and you get more out of your investment.

For neutral/bright neutral sound signatures, I'd suggest picking up either the Fiio FH1S or the Dunu Titan S. The Titan S is better in terms of frequency response and tonality, while the FH1S will provide you better sub-bass, details and resolution. The Knowles BA on the FH1S has been tuned...

Anything around the 2K INR price point will be a major upgrade over the Piston. You can choose from the BL03, CRA and Lea. Pair a good USB-C dongle with the same, and you'll be good to go.

If you like the sound signature of the BL03, that means you like bass-inducing, laid-back, warm and smooth sound. Hence, you'll not like the T2 or the Moondrop SSR/SSP. These are mid-focused IEMs with peaky treble. I'd rather suggest looking at the Tripowin x HBB Mele. Comes at around 5K and...

I suggest trying out The Gaming Project. It's a cloud gaming service based in India and offers 20 hours playtime for 199 INR (which would be enough for your use case). Simply use your Steam library for playing. https://thegamingproject.co/pricing

Get an iPhone if you want your Indian variant to work flawlessly with the US carriers.

The 6A has the same heating and throttling issues as the previous Exynos chipsets: Also, the security on the 6A is bad, as can be exhibited from the fingerprint scanner issue here: