Latest Reviews
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3.6Realme C100x Review: Is This 8000mAh Phone Worth It?
Realme's C-series is only a single thing in mind, the battery size remains large and the cost remains low. The Realme C100x sticks to that plan. It comes with a 50MP main sensor, 6.8-inch screen with 120Hz refresh rate, and an 8000mAh battery at an affordable price.While there is no 5G, there is no 5G in the sense that it's built for speed necessarily, and the Unisoc chipset is not going to do anything that will give it the edge in any speed test. Designed for those who don't want their battery to die during the day (or two).
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4.4Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Review: A Powerful Foldable Phone Worth Buying?
In the past, Samsung's foldables were considered more of a proof of concept. The Galaxy Z Fold8 doesn't, however. It's also slimmer and lighter than previous phones, and it finally brings that refinement to hardware that can keep up, namely the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, the bright 7.6-inch primary display, and a battery that's large enough to last for a full day of folding and unfolding. It's not perfect.The cameras are conservative and charging is slower than competitors.
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4.3Motorola Edge 70 Max Review: Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 Power Meets Massive Battery
Motorola's intent with the Edge 70 Max is to prove that it isn't just a camera-heavy device, but a true performance phone as well. On paper, a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor, with a large 7,100mAh battery, is the domain of the flagship at a middle-range price. But numbers rarely tell the full story.Does the Edge 70 Max truly live up to the spec sheet after being used, streamed and played with for a week? Or is there some give and take that lies just beneath the surface? Let's see if Motorola's power-user phone lives up to its billing.
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3.5Motorola Moto G37 Review: Value Budget Phone
The Motorola Moto G37 is a budget phone that isn't built for everything, but rather focuses on the important things. It has a large and sleek 6.67-inch screen, a battery that can last a full day or two, and stereo speakers that sound much better than they look. Not only that, it also has a headphone jack and a memory card slot, two features that were dropped from most phones years ago.It's not perfect, it doesn't have a super sharp screen or huge RAM, but if you're looking for a reliable phone at an affordable price that also looks good.
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3.7Samsung Galaxy A27 Review: What You Get for taka 48,099
Samsung's A-series has always been about providing users with "just enough" phone without the cost of a whopping price tag and the Galaxy A27 is no exception to that rule. It has a smooth 120Hz display and a large battery, and Samsung guarantees it'll receive long software support, more to the point than flashy stats on any spec sheet. It's not flawless, though.This time Samsung sacrificed a bit on several features such as water resistance and charging speed to keep the price down.
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3.5Walton ZENX Z3 Review: Budget Phone With 120Hz Display & Big Battery
Looking for an affordable phone without the low-end feel? The Walton ZenX Z3 might surprise you. The device was released in Bangladesh on July 15, 2026. It features a large 6.8-inch display with a refresh rate of 120Hz, which is quite rare for a phone at this price.A massive 5000mAh battery, dual stereo speakers, and the seamless user experience of Android 16 make it a suitable phone for everyday use. Of course, it’s not perfect. It doesn’t have 5G, doesn’t have fast charging, and the camera system is quite limited.
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4.0Xiaomi Redmi Note 17 Pro (China) Review: Powerful Battery Phone with Premium AMOLED Display
Xiaomi Redmi Note 17 Pro (China) is here to pacify all the doubts about battery life, display and durability. It has a huge 6.83 inch AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate, a huge 9,000mAh battery and the latest HyperOS 3 on Android 16.Xiaomi has also added a few excellent specifications like water and dust resistance, along with an aluminum body. Does it really qualify for the “Pro” designation? We'll check out its design and performance, cameras, battery life and value.
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3.9Xiaomi Redmi Note 17 (China) Review: Massive 8000mAh Battery Meets 120Hz OLED Display
Xiaomi Redmi Note 17 (China) is competing to become a budget 5G device, with all the features that many users crave, battery life, large OLED screen, and smooth user experience. It comes with a large 8000mAh battery, a 120Hz OLED display, and Snapdragon 4 Gen 4 processor making it an ideal choice for everyday use, entertainment and light gaming.But there are a couple of compromises made by Xiaomi, particularly in camera and multimedia.
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3.7Realme C83 Review: Can a 7,000mAh Battery Make It the Best Budget 5G Phone?
The Realme C83 is a budget 5G phone designed for those who seek more in the way of battery life and smooth day-to-day use than flagship features. The MediaTek Dimensity 6300 processor, 144Hz refresh rate display and a massive 7,000mAh battery make it an appealing device for everyday use, entertainment and casual gaming.Specs are excellent for the money, but will the hype be met? In this review, we will take an in-depth look at the Realme C83's design, display, performance, cameras, battery life, and software to see if it is the right smartphone for you.
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4.1OPPO Reno16 Review: Premium Design, Powerful Cameras & Long Battery Life
The OPPO Reno16 is coming with a premium mid-ranged offering that features a stylish design, AMOLED 120Hz display, capable triple 50MP camera system and a capable Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset. Also supporting a large battery of 6700mAh with 80W fast charge to accommodate charging fanatics who do not want to compromise on battery, too.However, in real life, does it live up to the “flagship's” true expectations? Let's see how it looks, how it performs,
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4.0Xiaomi Poco M8 Pro Review: Flagship Features at a Mid-Range Price?
Combining high-quality design, impressive specs, and a budget-friendly price point, the Xiaomi Poco M8 Pro is poised to make a splash in the mid-range smartphone sector. It features a colorful 120Hz AMOLED screen, Snapdragon 7s Gen 4 processor, 6,500mAh battery, which supports 100W fast charging, and a 50MP camera with OIS. It's a phone with flagship level features, at a sub flagship price tag.However, how does it work in the real world? On this review, we will discuss how it's designed.
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3.7Motorola Moto G77 Power Review: Everything You Need to Know Before Buying
Motorola's "Power" phones have one simple job: last a long time on a single charge. The new Moto G77 Power keeps that promise and adds a bit more too. It features a large 7000mAh battery, a 120Hz refresh rate display, a soft leather back, and an OIS-equipped 50MP camera for stable photos.It's designed for the average consumer who's seeking a device that is simple to use and doesn't come with flag pricing. It is a very competitive price point.
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3.5Samsung Galaxy M17e Review: Is This the Best Budget 5G Phone?
Samsung has just launched another budget handset into the M-Series, and this one is called the Samsung M17e. It's the one you'll want to consider if you don't like having to charge your phone every few hours, as it has a tremendous 6000mAh battery that can last for a long, busy day. It is also running right out of the box with Android 16, and One UI 8, which makes the software fresh.However, is it really worth your money or simply a new name for a budget phone?
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3.6OnePlus N6 Review: The Ultimate Battery Phone
Meet the OnePlus N6, a phone that's really all about one thing: battery life. That's a lot of battery because it has 8000mAh. It was launched at the end of June, 2026, and was priced at ৳33,000 in Bangladesh, exclusively for those who simply want a phone that lasts.It's not a flagship. No fancy camera set-up or super sharp screen. Instead, OnePlus took a simpler route, a large 6.8-inch display, a smooth 120Hz refresh rate, and a battery that will carry on, and on. Let's take a closer look at what this phone really offers.
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4.3Huawei Pura 90s Pro Max Review: A Flagship Built for Photography Lovers
Huawei has released its latest flagship with the Pura 90s Pro Max, and it's already making a splash. That's the phone that Huawei fans have been asking for: a large, gorgeous screen, a capable camera, a long battery life that won't disappoint. It does have some odd features, though.Some of the oddball features, such as the removal of the in-display fingerprint scanner and the elimination of last year's zoom periscope lens may cause some of the faithful to scratch their head.
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3.8Realme Narzo 100 Lite Review: Is This Budget Battery King Worth Buying?
Tired of constantly having to charge your battery? The Realme Narzo 100 Lite doesn't need to worry about that, as it has a massive 7000mAh battery that should last you a day, or two. You'll find a Dimensity 6300 chip on the phone that's great for scrolling, streaming, and general gaming, while its 6.8-inch, 144Hz display gives the phone a very smooth feel. It's true that its resolution is only HD+ and the charging speed is the slowest.
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4.3Xiaomi Redmi K90 Ultra Review: Snapdragon 8 Elite Meets Built-In Cooling Fan
Xiaomi has just released the Redmi K90 Ultra. It features a flagship Snapdragon chip, a huge 8,550mAh battery and a 165Hz refresh rate screen, all the things you'd expect to find in a smartphone twice the cost. What really draws the eye though, is the built-in cooling fan, something typically found only on dedicated gaming phones.Throw on fast 100W charging, hardcore-rated swim resistance (IP69) and Bose-sound speakers, and you have a phone that's for gamers who play hard and don't back down. So does it actually deliver?
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3.7Realme P4R Review: Best Budget Phone for Battery Life in Bangladesh?
Ever get tired of charging your phone every day? The Realme P4R was created with that in mind. It has an enormous 8000mAh battery, has a super smooth 144Hz display, and comes with an affordable price tag.But that brings us to the next obvious question, what has to give way when so much focus is laid upon battery life? After reading through the specs, real tests, and expert reviews, I've found a phone that's straight with me about its pros and does not shy away from its cons as well.
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4.1Honor X80 Pro Max Review: Is This 11,000mAh Battery Phone Worth Buying?
Ever get tired of your phone dying halfway through the day? The Honor X80 Pro Max could very well solve the problem. It features an impressive 11,000mAh battery, the largest Honor has ever boasted, and 90W fast charging, you never want to be forced to wait in line to charge your phone. Plus a bright, smooth 120Hz display, durable water and dust resistance, and a comfortable, light weight body.
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4.1OnePlus Nord CE6 Review: The Battery Beast That Ditched Its Camera?
The Nord CE series has always been OnePlus's way of saying, "here's a solid phone without the flagship price tag." The new Nord CE6, in some ways, does that; in others, it doesn't. It packs a massive 8000mAh battery along with a 144Hz AMOLED screen and has been slightly tougher than usual with IP68/IP69K protection.It also sacrifices the ultrawide camera, software update support, and a downgrade of the camera's chipset, which is a step down from last year's.
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3.8Vivo Y500 Review: Big Battery, Bright Screen, Bold Choice
Vivo's Y-series is all about bringing better phones to fewer people, and the Vivo Y500 doesn't disappoint. Coming to Bangladesh on July 7, 2026, the phone is built on three simple promises: a screen you'll love to look at, a battery that won't make you have to search for a charger, and a sturdy body that can withstand a few drops of water.The phone lacks a good chipset and 5G connectivity. Instead, it relies on the basics that people use every day. Is this a reasonable compromise?
