Name: Realme 7 Pro SE Review: Kissed by the Sun
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Description: Realme 7 Pro SE with its gorgeous Sun Kissed Leather back shares the same specs as the Mirror Blue and Mirror Silver variants. We spent some time with the special edition 7 Pro smartphone with a starting price of Rs.19,999, and here's what we had to say!

Realme 7 Pro SE with its gorgeous Sun Kissed Leather back shares the same specs as the Mirror Blue and Mirror Silver variants. We spent some time with the special editi

Realme 7 Pro SE with its gorgeous Sun Kissed Leather back shares the same specs as the Mirror Blue and Mirror Silver variants. We spent some time with the special edition 7 Pro smartphone with a starting price of Rs.19,999, and here's what we had to say!

Realme 7 Pro SE with its gorgeous Sun Kissed Leather back shares the same specs as the Mirror Blue and Mirror Silver variants. We spent some time with the special edition 7 Pro smartphone with a starting price of Rs.19,999, and here's what we had to say!

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This is the Oppo A15. At ₹10,990, it's offering some decent hardware, and a software experience that's been greatly improved over the years. But what's it like at first glance? Here's our first impressions.
Let's start with the front--the A15 sports a 6.52-inch waterdrop notch display, with an 89% screen-to-body ratio. The bezels are quite slim, but the phone has a rather chunky chin. The resolution on offer here is HD+, so content on YouTube and Netflix will max out at 720p. Colours are vibrant, and watching movies and TV shows on this screen is an enjoyable experience. However, an FHD+ screen at this price point would have been nice to see.
On the rear, there's a triple camera setup with a 13MP main sensor, a 2MP macro lens and a 2MP depth camera. With AI capabilities, it promises to deliver good results and offers a versatile setup. The AI helps enhance colours by recognising the scene, and can also automatically adjust color saturation, contrast and other settings. There's plenty of colour filters available for both pictures and videos, taken with both the front and rear cameras. There's also HDR on offer, as is Portrait Bokeh mode, that lets you take DSLR-like shots of people.
When it comes to the front camera, it's a 5MP sensor that features AI Beautification to smooth out skin tones and provide a more pleasing picture.
On the design front, the Oppo A15 is fairly simple, in this Dynamic Black colour. It's a glossy finish, so it does pick up fingerprints, but it reflects light in a manner that makes the finish look quite premium. However, Oppo also offers this phone in a Mystery Blue variant, that gets a matte finish.
The back also sports the fingerprint scanner, that's quick to unlock and rarely gives a failed input.
On the bottom of the phone, there's a headphone jack, single downward firing speaker and a micro-USB port. However, it would have been nice to see a Type-C port here, especially with similarly priced competitors offering the upgrade.
The A15 holds a 4,230mAh battery, that should last you at least a full day, even with heavy usage. It charges with a 10W power adapter, but there's no fast charging available here.
When it comes to performance, the A15 runs on the MediaTek Helio P35 chip, which while not the fastest around, provides enough punch to handle both day to day tasks and graphic intensive gaming on medium to low graphic settings. Oppo has integrated its Game Space app to help boost performance and block incoming calls and notifications.
There's 3GB RAM on tap, with 32GB storage, that is expandable to 256GB via a microSD card.
That brings us to software. There's Android 10 here, with ColorOS 7.2 on top. The skin has been greatly improved over previous iterations, and feels snappy to the touch. It's got loads of additional features and very little bloatware, and the overall UI design is minimal and clean.
All in all, the Oppo A15 is a good option if you're considering phones that cost between ₹10,000 and ₹15,000, with strong performance and a clean interface, in spite of its hardware. The compromises it makes aren't a deal breaker if you're just looking for an affordable and handy daily driver.

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A 6,000mAh battery. A 6.4-inch Super AMOLED FHD+ display. A 64MP multi-sensor rear camera setup. A ₹15,499 price tag. This, and more, is everything common between Samsu

A 6,000mAh battery. A 6.4-inch Super AMOLED FHD+&nbsp;display. A 64MP multi-sensor rear camera setup. A ₹15,499 price tag.
This, and more, is everything common between Samsung's Galaxy M31 and F41 smartphones. The F41 is the more recent of the two, but on paper and in person, you likely won't be able to tell them apart.
Which begs the question--why has Samsung launched the Galaxy F41, when the M31 already exists?
First, let's quickly run through everything the F41 gets, on both the hardware and software fronts.
Like I mentioned earlier, there's a tried and tested&nbsp;6.4-inch Super AMOLED FHD+ display here, with the familiar Infinity-U notch. In true Samsung fashion, colours are punchy, and watching content on this display is very enjoyable. Bezel sizes are unchanged, as is the standard 60Hz screen refresh rate.
The rear camera setup is a 64MP triple sensor setup, and also includes an 8MP and 5MP sensor. There's no dedicated macro sensor here like you get on the M31, but it's still a reasonably versatile system, that performs quite well in day to day conditions. Images taken in daylight are colourful enough, details are good and natural depth of field with the 64MP sensor is impressive. On the ultrawide front, distortion is present but minimal. I would have preferred if the colours were closer to those on the main sensor, but it's not a deal breaker. Portrait shots are decent, with edge detection doing its job well most of the times, even when taking images of objects. Low light images from the rear camera are alright enough, with the dedicated Night Mode sprucing things up and working well to eliminate noise. For selfies, there's a 32MP sensor that does well if you throw enough light into the mix, and edge detection is very good for a single sensor setup. Both the front and rear cameras take up to 4K videos at 30fps, and slow motion videos at up to 240fps in 1080p resolution.
When it comes to design, there&rsquo;s again the signature M-series polycarbonate body with a fingerprint sensor at the back, that&rsquo;s just as reliable and quick as ever. In fact, this Fusion Green colour is very similar to what was offered on the M30s, but it looks much better when compared to the options offered on the M31. There&rsquo;s also the 3.5mm audio jack, USB Type-C port and single speaker on the bottom of the F41. A full-fledged dual SIM plus microSD card tray is also present, which is very handy.
Before I forget, this device packs in the massive 6,000mAh battery we&rsquo;ve gotten used to seeing on Samsung phones, which offers nearly two days of battery life with moderate usage. It charges at up to 15W, which does take over 2 hours to charge the phone from zero to full, but then again, you won&rsquo;t be charging this nearly as often as other devices.
On the software front, things are largely the same. It&rsquo;s still Android 10, but the F41 runs OneUI Core 2.1, which adds features like Single Take, that allow you to take multiple videos, photos and boomerangs with a single click.
With the same Exynos 9611 chip we&rsquo;ve gotten quite used to, the experience is also quite similar. For day to day use, the F41 is more than enough with its 6GB RAM and up to 128GB internal storage, which can be supersized up to 512GB with a microSD card. Gaming performance is strong on titles like COD mobile, as long as you don&rsquo;t push it too far with the highest graphic settings and max frame rate.&nbsp;
Now all this makes it seem like Samsung hasn&rsquo;t really done much with the F41, except for giving an older phone a new name. But if you take a look at the economics of the device, things start to make sense. You see, if you buy this phone from Flipkart, you&rsquo;re offered the Flipkart Smart Upgrade Plan, which means you only pay 70% of the cost, in order to use the phone for 1 year. At the end of that year, you can either switch to a different device, or pay the remaining amount and continue using the F41. This brings down the effective cost from the Rs. 15,499 starting price for this device considerably, and coupled with available credit card offers, you can end up getting the F41 for a lot cheaper than it&rsquo;s actual cost. When you take that into consideration, you&rsquo;re actually getting a whole lot of value for money, and at this price point, that&rsquo;s what it&rsquo;s all about.
The F41 manages to check some big spec boxes like a 6,000mAh battery, 6GB RAM and a large super AMOLED display, at an extremely reasonable price. In my opinion, this is a paradigm shift for the brand&mdash;it&rsquo;s taking everything that was good about the M-series, and putting it in its new F-series, so it can expand options for its customers at a very competitive price point. If you ask me, the F-series, with its latest Galaxy F41, is all set to be your next best daily driver.

The new Google Pixel 4a focuses on the basics and gets them right. At Rs 31,999 it offers terrific rear camera performance, a compact form factor and an extremely clean

The new Google Pixel 4a&nbsp;focuses on the basics and gets them right. At Rs 31,999&nbsp; it offers terrific rear camera performance, a compact form factor and an extremely clean user interface. Do you need more from a smartphone&nbsp;in 2020? Watch this review to find out.
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The Pixel 4a does the same.

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When it comes to true wireless earbuds, most companies seem to be producing fairly similar devices in the under 10k segment. But with growing competition threatening to

When it comes to true wireless earbuds, most companies seem to be producing fairly similar devices in the under 10k segment. But with growing competition threatening to replace them, Realme has launched a new contender. With active noise cancellation technology and a long list of features for just 5 thousand rupees, are these the earbuds your ears deserve?
Now when you first look at the Buds Air Pro you&rsquo;ll immediately notice the inspiration for their design, but it&rsquo;s for good reason. The cobble-shaped design helps the earbuds fit snug in your ear, and with the silicon eartips, creates a good seal for passive noise cancellation.&nbsp;
But unlike rivals, this in-ear design doesn&rsquo;t hurt&mdash;they&rsquo;re comfortable enough to be worn for long hours of usage, and with each earbud weighing only 5g, you&rsquo;ll barely notice them in your ears.
Connectivity is through Bluetooth 5.0 that gives a stable link, and didn&rsquo;t fail on us despite moving quite far away from the connected device.
The on board S1 chip enables features like Open-up Auto Connection and Google Fast Pair that lets you sync these to a compatible device quickly. It also helps with wear detection, so your music is paused when you remove the buds, and resumed when you plug them back in. There&rsquo;s touch controls as well that can be customised to summon a voice assistant, but it&rsquo;s worth noting that customisation requires using the realme link app and parting with user details and a whole bunch of app permissions.&nbsp;
But let&rsquo;s keep all that aside for now and get to the meat of it&mdash;sound quality.
The Buds Air Pro definitely lean more towards the bass thanks to a 10mm bass boost driver, which isn&rsquo;t a bad thing at all. If you&rsquo;re listening to pop or electronic music, you&rsquo;re in for a good time, but if your tastes are more classical, you may feel like details are a bit lacking. On the whole though, sound quality is easily at par with similarly priced competitors, if not better at times.
Where these earbuds run rings around rivals however, is in the active noise cancellation department. There&rsquo;s three modes on offer&mdash;transparent, normal and noise cancelling. The first is where the outer mics let ambient sound in, keeping you aware of your surroundings. Normal is for when you want to concentrate on the music, but still want to be able to hear someone call out your name. Finally, Noise Cancelling is when the earbuds use the dual mic array to cancel out ambient noise by up to 35dB. Considering the fact that these are earbuds and not over-ear headphones, the experience is quite good, with background noises being filtered out pretty well.
There&rsquo;s support for the high quality AAC codec here, along with a 94ms Super Low Latency Gaming Mode that helps while playing mobile games. It&rsquo;s enabled by pressing both buds at the same time and does reduce the lag between audio and video considerably, compared to when it&rsquo;s not enabled.
An additional side note&mdash;the Buds Air Pro feature an IPX4 water resistance rating, which means they can handle sweaty workouts and the odd splash without any trouble.
Finally, let&rsquo;s talk about battery life. The Buds Air Pro are rated to deliver 25 hours of total playback time with the included 486mAh charging case. With ANC on, that&rsquo;s supposed to dip down to 20 hours, but fast charging for just 10 minutes promises to offer 3 hours of playback time. In our experience, the Buds Air Pro last around two days with light to moderate usage, and nearly a whole day with heavy usage. However, unlike the previous Buds Air earbuds, the case doesn&rsquo;t support wireless charging&mdash;only USB Type-C, but honestly, it&rsquo;s not a huge deal breaker.
So let&rsquo;s round up&mdash;active noise cancellation, good battery life and most importantly, good sound quality&mdash;all for ₹4,999. If you&rsquo;re on the hunt for a reliable and affordable pair of true wireless earbuds with tons of tech packed in, the Buds Air Pro are definitely worth the money.

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