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Oppo's new mid-ranger launches in China with active thermal management, IP69 protection, and multi-day battery life — but a Western release date is still unconfirmed.
The budget 5G phone with a headphone jack is India-only, as OnePlus has already exited the US and European markets.
Light's new flip phone ditches the app store, the external screen, and most distractions — and undercuts Samsung and Motorola by hundreds of dollars.
VW has licensed its brand to Australian maker n+ for two premium eBikes stuffed with automotive safety tech — but regulatory questions linger for UK riders.
The PODIX PR70 packs 25,000mAh, dual TFT displays, and two built-in USB-C cables into a single carry-on-legal brick. Early backers pay $79, but UK and Euro pricing remains unannounced.
Infinix's new mid-ranger packs a heat-sensitive back panel, military-grade durability, a Sony camera sensor, and built-in AI tools — at a price that undercuts most of the competition.
Honor's CEO confirmed the Robot Phone is ready to ship in Q3 2026 — but a Western release date remains unconfirmed amid trade uncertainties.
The Pink Guava color is striking, but no Google apps, uncertain UK/US availability, and a $900 price tag make this a tough sell outside China.
The standalone Icons set triples the piece count of the 2021 Space Shuttle version and opens up to reveal the telescope's internal instrument bay.
Minisforum's new MS-03 workstation debuts with Intel's latest Panther Lake chip, up to 128GB DDR5, and dual 10GbE fiber ports — but pricing remains a mystery.
The budget gaming phone packs an active fan plus liquid cooling loop, a 6,210mAh battery, and a 144Hz AMOLED display — but a mid-range chip raises questions about sustained performance.
The Redmi Note 17 series launches in China on July 14, with a Pro Max variant tipped to last days on a single charge — though EU buyers may get a smaller cell.
Motorola's biggest mid-range battery yet comes with 30W charging and a MediaTek chip, launching in India on July 8 with no UK or US date in sight.
Xiaomi has announced a global version of the 20,000mAh power bank, which lost its built-in cable but retained a decent capacity and three charging ports.
The smartwatch company wants to put its ecosystem into your pocket, not just on your wrist. Here's what we know — and what's still missing.
