Realme

Realme recently unveiled batch two of its latest numbers series in India, including the Realme 13 and the Realme 13+. The new phones offer upgraded processors, design changes, and a couple of other improvements over their predecessors. Both are mid-range phones that are priced under Rs. 30,000. I've had the Realme 13+ with me for almost 10 days now, and I've been mostly wondering why Realme launched this phone when its predecessor, the Realme 12+, was only about five months old. It turns out there are a couple of reasons why. But does it make sense to upgrade from the Realme 12+? Read on to find out.

Realme Buds Air 6 truly wireless stereo (TWS) earphones were introduced in a third Royal Violet colourway last month after their initial launch in Flame Silver and Forest Green shades in May. The review unit we have is in the classic silver option. The earphones are equipped with 12.4mm drivers, LHDC audio codec support and up to 50dB active noise cancellation (ANC). Along with the charging case, the TWS earphones are claimed to offer a total playback time of up to 40 hours without ANC. Do they live up to the claim? We will explore that and more in the review below.

Realme randomly shelved its GT series of mid-range smartphones after its GT Neo 3. The Neo series was not as popular as the older GT phones (including the leather-clad, suitcase-like Master Edition) because they did not offer all-round performance given their premium pricing. In 2024, Realme decided to revive its GT series once again with not one but two models. There's the GT 6, which is a premium model, and then there's the Realme GT 6T, which is the brand's first T-series offering. The latter aims to offer equally good all-round performance at this competitive price point and surely checks a lot of boxes on paper. But does it perform like an all-rounder? And how does it stack up against the recently launched OnePlus Nord 4? Read on to find out.