Expanding its product portfolio of smartwatches, Pebble, known for offering an innovative range of affordable, stylish, and feature-packed wearables, has launched a new smartwatch.
The latest product by Pebble under its Cosmos series is called Cosmos Max. In addition to Bluetooth calling, 100+ watch faces, and 100+ sports modes, the Cosmos Max will also have a segment-first Auto Speaker Cleaner feature. The Cosmos Max will be available exclusively on Amazon at a special launch price of Rs 2,999.
The Cosmos Max by Pebble features a square dial, smoothened edges, and high-definition fonts for clear vision in various lights. Bluetooth calling with multi-dial selection sports an exquisitely designed crown rotation button aside the zinc alloy body are other features of the smartwatch.
Its IP 67 certification approves it to be a waterproof device and makes it perfect for the rainy season. The Cosmos Max features a unique Auto Speaker Cleaner that uses an audio tone to clean the moisture in the smartwatch that clogs it after getting wet.
Powered with the latest 5.1 Bluetooth low-energy chip, the Cosmos Max comes along with AI-enabled Voice Assistant. The new smartwatch by Pebble has a number of lifestyle-centric features and modes such as Do not Disturb, Raise to Wake and All-day Heart Rate Test.
Pebble Cosmos Max
With more than 100 sports modes along with exercise data record tracking, step counting, distance as well as calories burnt, make the latest in the Cosmos series perfect for a professional sportsperson’s needs.
Coming to the health features of the Cosmos Max, the watch is designed to enable True Blood Oxygen Monitoring with a state-of-the-art SPO2 Monitor, along with BP Monitor and all day Heart Rate tracker. Female Health, Sleep monitoring, Step Count, Calorie Count are other prominent health features offered in the watch. It enable the user to keep a complete tab on self.
The smartwatch comes with over 100 watch faces and caters to a new mood every day and multi pleinbuilt games, in addition to regular features like camera control, music control, calculator and weather information.
Pebble has launched Cosmos Max in Jet Black, Cobalt Blue, Midnight Gold and Mint Green.
Komal Agarwal, Co-Founder Pebble, says that the Cosmos Max offers some industry-first features, like the 1.81 inch screen, at the most affordable price to make it accessible for those who have a limited budget to enjoy the latest gadget. “In addition to being a complete health suit, the smartwatch features the latest calling and utility-based features,” adds Agarwal.
Oppo has finally launched its most-awaited Reno 8 series in India On July 18, 2022 with a plethora of features. The newly launched series comes with the Reno 8 and the Reno 8 Pro and the handsets come with features like MediaTek chipset, impressive colour scheme, slim design, full HD+ display and more.
Oppo Reno 8 Pro, Reno 8 Price In India
The Oppo Reno 8 series comes in different RAM, storage and colour variants, check out the price and availability of both the handsets below:
Model Name
RAM + Storage
Price
Colour Shades
Oppo Reno 8 Pro
12GB +256GB
Rs 45,999
Glazed Black and Glazed Green
Oppo Reno 8
8GB + 128GB
Rs. 29,999
Black and Gold
Oppo Reno 8 Pro and Reno 8 will be available for sale in India from July 25 and July 19 respectively. Interested buyers can head to Flipkart, Oppo Store, and authorized offline stores to grab one for themselves.
Oppo Reno 8 Pro and Reno 8 Specifications
Oppo Reno 8 Pro bags a massive 4500mAh battery with an 8W Super Flash Charge support. Under the hood, the smartphone draws power from the MediaTek Dimensity 8100-Max chipset, with 12GB LPDDR5 RAM and 256GB storage.
The newly launched handset flaunts a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 1080×2412 pixels and a fresh rate of 120Hz. The screen is been protected by the reliable Corning Gorilla Glass 5. It also boasts a punch-hole design for the 32MP camera sensor for selfies and video calls. At the back, the device offers a triple camera bump, which consists of a Sony IMX766 50MP primary sensor + 8MP ultra-wide lens that has a 112-degree FoV + 2MP macro camera clubbed with an LED flash.
On the other hand, the vanilla variant comes with a 6.43-inch full-HD+ AMOLED display with a refresh rate of 90Hz and an aspect ratio of 20:9. The device is powered by an octa-core Dimensity 1300 SoC, clubbed with 8GB RAM. The handset is juiced by a 4,500mAh battery with 80W Super Flash Charge support.
To give users the freedom to tackle the toughest tasks, consumer durable brand LG Electronics (LG), has launched its lineup of new upgraded Gram laptops. The 2022 lineup features 4 new updated models 17Z90Q, 16Z90Q, 14Z90Q, and 16T90Q-2in1.
The new upgraded model of LG Gram laptops offers and ultra-light, portable, and exception performance and battery life. Launched in three sizes 14inches, 16 inches and 17 inches, the new range of Gram laptop will be available both in online & offline channel. LG Gram new range carries a starting price of Rs 94,999 in India.
Ultra-light, ultra-portable and boasting exceptional performance and long battery life, the new upgraded models continue the brand’s legacy of anywhere computing convenience. Its stylish design and additional new features make laptops fast and even more powerful.
The latest lineup of LG Gram laptops, the brand offers 16:10 aspect ratio screens. With more screen space, the latest LG Gram laptops can display more information at once.
Its anti-glare panels prevent screen reflections during the day or while outdoors. To transform the video conference experience, the laptops are equipped with full HD IR Webcam.
Features of LG Gram laptops
These laptops are Intel EvoTM Platform verified, powered by a 12th Gen Intel CoreTM with i7 processor with faster LPDDR 5 RAM and NVMe Gen 4 SSD unlock high processing speed. To ensure long periods of use between charges, LG Gram models 17Z90Q and 16Z90Q have 80Wh high-density batteries.
LG Gram 17 and 16 come with a high resolution of WQXGA (2560×1600) and LG Gram 14 features WUXGA (1920 x 1200).
LG-Gram
Ideal for both entertainment and work, delivering stellar picture quality with vibrant, LG offers accurate colors, excellent contrast, and sharp details with a wider angle.
The four-sided super-slim bezel design enhances viewer immersion and adds to the premium product’s sleeker, more sophisticated appearance. The DCI-P3 99% (Typ.) Wide Colour Gamut brings content to life, providing a more precise, colourful and detailed display on a big screen.
The all-new LG Gram laptops feature the latest AI sensing technology like Face Login, LG Glance by Mirametrix and AI Noise cancellation. The AI based reactive software helps the users by protecting privacy, boosting productivity as it maximizes convenience while minimizing user actions.
For easy use, the upgraded LG Gram comes with a more intuitive UX. To make the display more appealing, LG has introduced fresh and original wallpapers with trendy and attractive colours. For environmental protection, LG has used recyclable packaging material.
Weight of LG Gram
The flagship LG Gram 17 has a 17-inch screen and weighs only 1,350 grams. The LG gram 16 and 14 weigh just 1,199 grams and 999 grams, respectively. With ultra-narrow bezels and a hidden hinge design, all four models of LG achieve an impressive screen-to-body ratio (STBR) of 90 percent.
Featuring ThunderboltTM 4, all four variants of LG Gram is capable of transferring, charging, and displaying data simultaneously. The LG Gram laptop offers USB 4 compatibility. Users can charge the device using a USB C port.
LG-Gram laptops
The full metal body made from magnesium alloy used as aircraft material is lightweight and strong. Its durability is tested by passing the demanding MIL-STD-810G military standard of durability and reliability.
Smartwatches have become the fastest growing category in the wearable segment which constitutes watches, fitness bands, and wireless earbuds. Thanks to the home-grown brands that have made smartwatches an accessible device to those who have limited budgets. Many prominent domestic brands such as boAt, Noise, Fire Boult, and Inbase to name a few are known for offering affordable smartwatches with innovative features. The latest offering in the budget segment has come from domestic brand Inbase. The brand which has been in the smart mobile accessories segment since 2003, has recently expanded its portfolio of smartwatches by launching a new product called Urban FIT S.
The latest smartwatch Urban FIT S is the sixth smartwatch by the Inbase after Urban LYF Z, URBAN LYF, URBAN LYF M, URBAN GO, and URBAN SPORTS. Inbase known for offering high-end features at an affordable price has not upset the consumers with its new product also.
The company’s recent launch, Urban FIT S, priced at Rs 12,999 is currently available at Rs4,999. Ideal for both men and women, the URBAN FIT S is equipped with a host of health-tracking feature, and Bluetooth Calling’. Let’s get into the detail of this smartwatch to find out how worthy it is for you.
Design and Build
The Inbase Urban FIT S smartwatch comes in four colours- Black, Silver, Space Grey and, Green. The Urban FIT S offers 550 Nits Brightness which means you can have clear visibility even in bright sunlight. With this smartwatch on your wrist, you can keep your smartphone in your pocket or purse and get the work done with inbuilt activated voice assistance.
Health and fitness
At a time when ‘maintaining your fitness’ has become one of the important things especially in a post-Covid world, having a smartwatch like Urban FIT S can help you keep an eye on your daily activities. The latest smartwatch from Inbase will be like a coach for users sitting on their wrist. With more than 122 sports modes, users can easily track their fitness activities right from their wrist. The new smartwatch from the house of Inbase allows you to choose the vibrant menu styles as per your mood and explore the user experience to another level.
Urban-Fit S smartwatch
The smartwatch is equipped with Blood Oxygen, Blood pressure, Heart rate Monitor, Physiological Cycle Reminder, Breath Training, Drinking Water reminder, Music & Camera Control. Find my device, do not disturb mode and Sedentary reminder, etc are other prominent features of the Urban FIT S smartwatch.
Features
Built with features zinc alloy casing and silicone strap, the Urban FIT S smartwatch is loaded with voice assistance, in-built memory, and rotating crown functions. No matter which smartphone you are using, Urban FIT S is compatible with both Android and iOS which means you can buy the newly launched smartwatch without worrying about its compatibility.
Connectivity
For connectivity, the Urban FIT S comes with Bluetooth v5.0+v3.0 and the smartwatch offers multiple languages support. Dual Bluetooth pairing is another connectivity feature of the Urban FIT S smartwatch.
Battery Life
Featuring 1.78″AMOLED Display with Bluetooth Calling and AI Assistant, the smartwatch offers a battery life of up to 5 days with calling function and 10 days with notifications. The Urban FIT S comes with a standby time of 30 days.
The device features a 3.7 V 250 mAh lithium-ion battery which can be fully charged in around one hour. The new smartwatch by Inbase has zinc alloy housing and a silicone strap. The Urban FITS is water resistant to 50 m. The device can be controlled via the touchscreen or with the rotatable crown.
The Inbase Urban FIT S offers a great display, a sturdy and durable design, utmost comfort on the wrist, and accurate health-tracking statistics and SpO2 measurement. It looks quite similar to the Apple watch and has an overall elegant look and feel. Battery life is good which means you do not need to be bothered with charging all the time. The Bluetooth calling feature under Rs5000 price point is an added advantage of the Urban FIT S and makes it even more special. It is quite difficult to have a better smartwatch than Urban FIT S at the given price.
Google is reportedly planning to launch its upcoming Pixel 6a smartphone in India by the end of this month. The device, to be launched as the successor of Pixel 5a, is expected to be priced under the Rs40000 price point. The soon-to-be-launched handset is expected to be available for sale via Flipkart.
Google introduced its Pixel 6a smartphone during its Google I/O event, which was held in the first of May 2022. With a design similar to the Pixel 6 series, the upcoming smartphone gets energy from Google’s own Tensor chipset.
Pixel 6a price in India tipped
According to tipster Abhishek Yadav, the Pixel 6a will cost at around Rs 37,000 in India. Earlier, another report claimed that the device would be launched under Rs 40,000 price point. However, Google is yet to confirm the launch date of the Pixel 6a.
Talking about the global pricing of the Pixel 6a, the device carries a price tag of CAD 599 in Canada. The device is available at 459 for the single 6GB variant in the UK. The Pixel 6a can be bought at EUR 459 in Ireland, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain.
The upcoming Google Pixel 6a is expected to be launched in Charcoal variant in Singapore and Ireland, while all other regions will also get Sage and Chalk options.
Pixel 6a specifications
Design-wise, the upcoming Pixel 6a shares similarities with its predecessor. The Pixel 6a is being defined as the trimmed down version of Pixel 6. Colour and camera bar is also almost similar to Pixel 6, offered in three colour options, including Chalk, Charcoal, and Sage.
The Pixel comes with dual rear cameras: a main lens and an ultrawide lens.
Earlier, leaks claimed that the upcoming Google Pixel 6a may come up with an 8MP selfie camera and 5000mAh battery.
Also, it was claimed that Google Pixel 6a may come with Android 12, and may feature a 12-megapixel secondary camera sensor.
It is believed that the upcoming Google Pixel 6a can give competition to the newly launched iPhone SE. The iPhone is powered by an A15 Bionic processor with a dated design, which is where the Pixel may take a lead. The launch of Pixel 6a may take place on July 28, as Google Pixel Buds Pro is scheduled to be launched on the same day.
Where do you think India would stand vis-a-vis other countries after the 5G rollout?
This very much depends on the operators’ 5G spectrum allocation, network deployment strategies, and also improvements in the underlying infrastructure (i.e. backhaul). A total of 370 MHz of unpaired spectrum in the 3300 MHz – 3670 MHz range (C-Band) is on offer in the upcoming 5G auction, which will offer much greater capacity than the existing spectrum used for LTE services. Using Speedtest Intelligence data, we can benchmark future mobile performance in India against other Asia Pacific markets that have recently launched 5G. Both Thailand and the Philippines launched 5G in Q1 2020, while Indonesia launched 5G in Q2 2021. Comparing median mobile speeds in those markets, these speeds have improved substantially since 5G rolled out: the Philippines clocked 8.68 Mbps download speed in Q1 2020 vs 19.91 Mbps in Q2 2022, while Thailand had 20.06 Mbps median download speed in Q1 2020 compared to 34.52 Mbps in Q2 2022. We have discussed some of the strategies operators put in place to drive roll out of 5G technologies in our recent articles on our website, Ookla.com.
Another data point worth mentioning is that in Q1 2022, India’s median mobile download speed (14.42 Mbps) was close to that of Indonesia’s when 5G was launched (14.78 Mbps). A year into the 5G rollout, Indonesia’s median mobile download speed reached 17.54 Mbps. It’s impossible to say exactly how 5G will influence India’s standing on Ookla’s Speedtest Global Index, but it’s safe to say that 5G will bring a considerable bump to speeds in the country.
What is internet speed trends in India after pandemic blues?
Our data show a clear difference in 4G network performance between the two waves of Covid in India. During the first wave, operators had to respond to a massive shift in traffic – from urban commercial centers to outskirts and residential areas in cities, and from urban to rural areas – as well as a growth in traffic due to the lockdown. On top of that, telecom operators had to contend with disrupted supply chains and an inability in many instances to physically deploy network components.
During the second wave of Covid-19 (Q1-Q2 2021), operators were better prepared. They were able to manage more of their network estates remotely but also increased their spectrum holdings across a variety of bands. We noticed that median mobile download speeds in India increased from 8.52 Mbps in Q1 2020 (January 1st, 2020 – March 30th, 2020), to 10.44 Mbps in Q2 2021 (April 1st, 2021 – June 30th, 2021), while 4G Service (the % of an operator’s known locations where a device has access to 4G LTE service) hit 96.0% in the same quarter, up from 93.5% at the end of 2020.
Please comment on the ongoing tussle between telcos and tech companies over direct spectrum allotment to enterprises for setting up their 5G private networks.
Our company recently published an analysis on the case for private networks in India. Looking at the example of private networks across Europe and Germany in particular, we believe that Indian telcos shouldn’t see TRAI’s proposal as a threat.
How do you view the country’s current readiness for 5G?
Against the backdrop of challenging market conditions, related to the overall health of the Indian telecom industry and operator’s ability to allocate a significant capex required for the 5G network roll-out given the low average revenue per user, Indian operators have been working to increase their 5G readiness. The three operators (Jio, Airtel, and Vi) are collaborating with the ecosystem partners, setting up labs and innovation centers to build foundations for the 5G use cases. For instance, Airtel rolled out #5GForBusiness to demonstrate 5G use cases for enterprises, such as drone-based smart inventory, anomaly detection, connected ambulances, and surveillance. Airtel has also started to roll out 5G-ready network equipment, and Jio is testing its own 5G Open RAN solutions in several cities.
How will 5G turn homes and enterprises a focal point for innovation?
For Indian consumers, the move to 5G will be important, as India is a mobile-first market. 5G should represent a step-change in experience compared to LTE networks, providing the bandwidth and latency to enjoy uninterrupted access to services such as high-definition video streaming, mobile gaming, and video calling.
However, 5G is more of an enterprise play and could become a playground for enterprise innovation. Indian operators have been working to formulate their strategy around 5G enterprise use cases and bring in an ecosystem of partners to leverage the additional capabilities 5G brings. This includes Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB), Ultra-Reliable Low Latency Communication (uRLLC) and Massive machine type communications (mMTC). These capabilities can facilitate efficiency and better quality outputs thanks to higher speeds (eMBB), reduce human error during the manufacturing process by connecting more sensors throughout the factory (mMTC), or enable mission critical use cases thanks to real time communication and high reliability, which could be beneficial to a range of applications such as drones or autonomous vehicles (uRLLC). The Made in India initiative could also play an important role in facilitating innovation in this space.
5G
What could be the initial challenges people might face with 5G coming into play?
As with any new technology, there will be a number of challenges – namely affordability, coverage, and consumer education and expectation. According to the Nokia MBiT Index, there are already over ten million active 5G capable devices in India. In a country of over one billion people, this is just a drop in the ocean. What it also means is that the majority of devices in the market are not 5G-compatible, and the initial 5G rollout will focus on early adopters. The main barrier to adoption is cost. While 5G smartphone prices have already fallen since the technology launched, 5G chipsets still cost more than three times as much as 4G chipsets, which translates into a higher cost of 5G devices. According to Counterpoint Research, by the end of 2022, 5G smartphones will account for almost 40% of all smartphones shipped in India. In time, these numbers will translate into sales and a large pool of 5G users as vendors working to reduce the cost of handsets.
Satellite internet vs 5G? Which one suits the best to a country like India?
Low fixed broadband penetration of Indian households (which was around 9.1% of households in the market in December 2021 according to TRAI’s report) presents an opportunity for both satellite internet and 5G. Satellite internet, particularly the Low Earth Orbit services which are being developed by companies such as Starlink and OneWeb, offers an alternative to households outside of fixed networks coverage. It also offers competitive speeds (as we’ve seen from our recent analysis). There’s also a broader role for satellite technology in terms of providing backhaul for 5G services. On the other hand, the launch of 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) seems like a logical next step, given that operators in developing markets often take this route to market in order to target first time broadband adopters. For example, Globe Telecom in the Philippines launched 5G FWA to target the country’s growing urban middle class. Following the upcoming 5G rollout will be market competition for satellite broadband. With that said, satellite broadband will likely be more successful in rural areas, as well as towns and cities that are not covered by 5G. That is, as long as satellite providers can address one of the key challenges – cost.
The newly launched Oppo Reno 8 Pro smartphone has gone on first sale today. The all-new portrait expert Oppo Reno 8 Pro is available for purchase via Oppo India channels and Flipkart. Oppo Reno 8 regular and Reno 8 Pro were launched on July 18, 2022.
Both models have been launched for users interested in smartphone photography, however, there is a considerable difference between both models. The Pro model of Oppo Reno 8 has been launched with the proprietary MariSilicon X chip while Reno 8 regular model does not have the MariSilicon X. Reno 8 Pro and regular, both support the 80W SuperVOOC fast charging that can charge up the battery to 50% in 11 minutes.
MariSilicon X chip allows capturing sharper still images and videos, even in low-light settings.
Oppo Reno 8, Oppo Reno 8 Pro price in India
Both models of Reno series have been launched in a single storage and two colour variants. The Oppo Reno 8 is priced Rs 29,999 for the 8GB RAM and 128GB storage variant, while the Pro model costs Rs 45,999 for the 12GB RAM and 256GB storage unit.
Customers have the option to choose between Shimmer Gold and Shimmer Black colours for Reno 8 regular model. The Pro model, on the other hand, is available in Glazed Green and Glazed Black colours. Both smartphones offer a similar look and feature a unibody design. This design makes the rear camera module look significantly protruding. The Oppo Reno 8 regular model will go on sale on July 25.
Oppo Reno 8 Pro specifications
With a 6.7-inch display and a 120Hz refresh rate and Full-HD resolution, the Reno 8 Pro features a centrally-aligned hole-punch cut-out for the single 32-megapixel Sony IMX709 camera sensor. The MediaTek Dimensity 8100-Max chipset generates fuel for the Oppo Reno 8 Pro. It runs on Android 12-based ColorOS 12.1. Additionally, the company has confirmed to offer two years of Android updates.
Oppo-Reno-8-Pro
The Reno 8 Pro is equipped with a 50-megapixel primary camera sensor with Phase detection AF (PDAF) for sharp images and videos, an 8-megapixel wide-angle sensor, and a 2-megapixel primary camera. The handset features a 32-megapixel shooter with AF.
A 4,500mAh battery, 5G, face unlock, an in-display fingerprint scanner, dual-stereo speakers, and NFC are other key features of Oppo Reno 8 Pro.
Oppo Reno 8 specifications
Coming to the regular Reno 8 model, there are noticeable changes between both models launched by Oppo. Firstly, Reno 8 has a plastic build, while the Pro model is available in a glass back.
As compared to Oppo Reno 8 Pro, the regular model has a small screen size. The Reno 8 has a 6.4-inch AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate and Full-HD resolution (2,400×1,080 pixels). Under the hood, it gets MediaTek 1300 SoC, which also powers the OnePlus Nord 2T.
Reno 8 can be pre-ordered from July 22. The phone is priced Rs29,999.
Oppo Pad Air and Oppo Enco X2
Apart from smartphones, the Chinese brand also forayed into the tablet segment by launching its first pad on July 18, 2022. Named Oppo Pad Air will be available for sale from July 23. The Oppo Pad Air has been launched in 4GB +64 GB and 4 GB+124 GB storage variants. It carries a price tag of Rs16,999 and Rs 19,999 for its base and high-end variants, respectively.
Oppo has also launched premium TWS earbuds, called Enco X2. Featuring industry-leading Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and Dolby audio, the Oppo Enco X2 will be available from July 25. The pair of earbud costs Rs10,999.
When it comes to different gadgets, smartphones and laptops are the most popular amongst others mainly because it promises entertainment galore. A laptop has many uses to its credit rather than simply being a tool for office work and store important data.
HP laptops are one of the biggest with a new model just around the corner as the company has decided to launch HP Pavilion Plus 14 and HP Pavilion x360 14 but the catch is that both will feature an Intel 12 generation processor.
Pavilion Plus 14 is the thinnest laptop launched by the company in the Pavilion series at 16.5mm with an Intel 12 Core i5/i7 processor with a maximum TDP of 45W along with two heat pipes and two fans that improves airflow while gaming, multitasking, creating and streaming.
Description
With a 2.2k resolution and a 16:10 aspect ratio, the 14 inch display laptop has many upgraded features that has rendered the previous models obsolete like the 5MP webcam at the top that is for video calls that includes an AI noise removal with Presence Technology from HP.
There are two colour options, Warm Gold and Natural Silver, although there were rumours that it will be available in red, black and blue but it turned out to be untrue. HP Pavilion Plus 14 comes with a starting price of Rs 78,999 and the makers are hopeful about its success in the market.
Pavilion x360 14 is a 14 inch display feature has an Intel 12 U-series processor, 5MP webcam with Presence Technology apart from being the first consumer laptop manufactured by HP to feature a manual camera shutter door.
In addition, it comes with an EyeSafe Display certificate but one common thread between both models is that they come with support for HP Palette and HP Command Centre. Given the above description, it’ll be interesting to see the users’ response to the thinnest laptop in the market right now.
Vivo will launch its next smartphone this week. The Chinese brand is scheduled to unveil its T1x smartphone on July 20. The internet is flooded with details about the upcoming smartphone. According to the latest update, the Vivo T1X will be launched in two colour options and with an extended RAM feature.
The brand has already confirmed that Vivo T1X will be launched with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 SoC. The handset will also feature 4-layer cooling technology, a first in the segment. Vivo T1X was launched in Malaysia earlier this year in two configurations and colour options.
Vivo T1x price
The Vivo T1x is speculated to be priced under the budget segment. According to the report, Vivo T1X is expected to carry a price tag of Rs11,499 for the 4GB RAM + 64GB storage variant. Further, the report claims that the new handset by Vivo will come with an extended RAM feature that will allow the handset to borrow up to 2GB of storage that can be used as RAM.
Vivo-T1x LAUNCH
The price speculation is based on the price of its Malaysian model. Vivo T1X in Malaysia is available at a starting price of MYR 649 which is around Rs 11,700 for its 4GB + 64GB variant while the 8GB + 128GB configuration costs MYR 799 that is around Rs14,400. The Vivo T1X is available in Black and Blue colour options.
In addition to this, the new offering by the Vivo is said to be launched in Gravity Black and Space Blue colour options. Vivo also teased the colour options of the T1X on its website.
It is being speculated that Vivo T1X would be launched in the 8GB + 128GB configuration as well on July 20 in India.
Vivo T1x specifications
A Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 SoC and 4-layer cooling system are confirmed specifications of Vivo T1X to be launched in India. The new device may feature a 6.58-inch full-HD+ LCD display and a triple rear camera setup that comprises a 50-megapixel primary sensor with an f/1.8 lens.
Other two cameras may carry two 2-megapixel sensors with an f/2.4 lens each. For selfies and video chats, the handset may come with an 8-megapixel camera. It could pack a 5,000mAh battery with support for 18W fast charging.
It seems like things are looking up for iQOO fans and users in India because its launch is imminent. The company has started dropping subtle hints about its key features and specifications for their handset and it is easy to assume that it will be something different than the previous models.
iQOO has still hasn’t revealed the official launch date for their newest handset model but they’ve already confirmed that it will come with a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC by the end of July 2022.
iQOO 9T 5G, once launched, will be available for purchase from Amazon India for which the company has already confirmed the design and colour options-it will be in black along with a BMW Legend Edition where both variants will have a dual-tone rear panel design.
The camera module will have a black texture that will be glossy while the black coloured variant will be matte textured below the camera module but the BMW Legend Edition is going to have a white panel with different colour stripes like red, blue and black.
Key Features
Some other features include a triple camera setup at the back along with a rumoured 50MP Samsung GN5 sensor that is with a gimbal like stabilization. To add to it, an ultrawide camera and portrait camera sensor of 13MP and 12MP, respectively.
There were complaints regarding camera issues in the previous models among many users due to which iQOO has roped in Vivo to add a new feature for 9T 5G called V1+ISP to improve camera performance.
Finally, the handset is said to have a 6.78 inch 120Hz AMOLED display that comes with a full HD+ resolution that will sport a hole-punched cutout for a 16MP camera in the front and the device will have a 4700mAh battery with a 120W fast charging system for support.
While official sources have yet to confirm it, the starting price of iQOO 9T 5G is rumoured to be around Rs 50,000 and it is one of the most anticipated models in India for which users are waiting with bated breath to gain further information on the matter.
