Xiaomi

Xiaomi has long been a dominant player in India's budget smart TV segment, and it continues to strengthen its position with the launch of its latest X Pro QLED TV 2025 lineup. The new series brings a notable upgrade over standard LED TVs by incorporating QLED panels, promising better colour accuracy, brightness, and overall picture quality.

The high-value, do-it-all Redmi Pad is finally back after a 3-year wait. Aptly called the Redmi Pad 2, the tablet appears to be slightly different and features some essential additions that were missing from the first model. There's a new processor, a slightly more pixel-dense display, and a slightly bigger battery, all of which I found to be questionable at best. However, there are also some new additions, such as stylus support and cellular connectivity, which seem to make it even more attractive than the previous model. I have been using this tablet for a couple of weeks, and I feel that despite the minor upgrades, the Redmi Pad 2 offers good value, and here's why.

Xiaomi has long been a dominant player in India's budget smart TV segment, and it continues to strengthen its position with the launch of its latest X Pro QLED TV 2025 lineup. The new series brings a notable upgrade over standard LED TVs by incorporating QLED panels, promising better colour accuracy, brightness, and overall picture quality.