Latest Reviews
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3.6Honor X6e Review: Can a 720p Screen Justify ৳23,999?
Honor has released the X6e in Bangladesh, and the primary selling point of the phone is evident, its massive 7500mAh battery pack comes with 45W fastcharging support. It also has Android 16 and MagicOS 10, a rarity in this price range. With a 120Hz screen, IP64 protection and a 3.5mm headphone jack, it looks like a practical everyday phone.However, there are disadvantages. The Helio G81 Ultra chip and 4GB of RAM are quite old and not worth the price. It's only 720p and no 5G.
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3.7Realme C100 Review: Is the HD+ Screen Worth ৳27,999 in Bangladesh?
Realme has launched the C100 in Bangladesh at ৳27,999 for the 6GB/128GB model. It stands out with its substantial 8000mAh battery with 45W charging,and Realme's IP69 waterproofing certification.However it has some drawbacks for those who are looking for a phone under 30 thousand taka. The Helio G92 Max chip is quite old and reviewers have reported that it is slow in use and is poor for gaming. Only HD+ screen, no 5G.
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4.3Vivo X500 Pro Max Review: Best Camera Phone But Overpriced?
Vivo X500 Pro Max is designed for photographers. It has a 6.85-inch 144Hz AMOLED screen, the new Dimensity 9600 Pro chip and an 8,000mAh battery. It's most notable for its 200MP telephoto sensor, while the main camera has a new Sony sensor. Video tools are also good.It's not flawless, though. It is quite heavy at 225 grams. Also, in Bangladesh it is only sold unofficially as a China variant, with questions about warranty and software.
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3.7Vivo Y32 Review: Great Battery, But Is the Weak Chip Worth ৳30,999?
Vivo launched the Y32 in Bangladesh in 2026, its main attraction is its 8,000 mAh battery with 44 watt charging. The phone also offers interesting features like IP68/IP69 protection and 120Hz refresh rate display.But will the phone be within 31,000 taka? Because it uses the Unisoc T7300 chip, which is usually used in low budget phones. It also has weak features like 4GB RAM and IPS screen, which are not suitable for this budget.
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3.7OnePlus N6x Review: Great Battery, but Is 15W Charging Too Slow?
The OnePlus N6x is a budget 5G phone for those who value battery life the most. It has a 7,000mAh battery that can easily last a whole day and light users can make it last for two days. The 120Hz screen is smooth and the robust build, which has IP64 water resistance, provides added security.The phone's downfalls are quite evident, though. It has a 4GB of RAM memory, which makes it sluggish when switching between Apps. The 720p display is not very bright on a larger 6.8″ screen and is difficult to see outside. The 13MP camera works well in daylight, but has difficulty in low-light conditions.
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3.8Motorola Moto G Max Review: Battery King or Just Average?
Motorola considers the Moto G Max as the best phone in the G series. It has a large 7000mAh battery, 120Hz smooth screen and loud stereo speakers. It also ships with Android 16 preloaded, and Motorola claims that there will be two major software updates.The Snapdragon 6s Gen 4 chip is utilized by the phone. It is OK for everyday use including social media, videos, light games. It also is durable, as it has dust and splash resistance (IP64) and a tough Gorilla Glass front.
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4.3Xiaomi Poco F9 Ultra Review: Flagship Power Meets 2-Day Battery Life
Poco has always sold itself as the budget-friendly flagship option. The F9 Ultra turns that tale on its head, it's more expensive than any Poco ever was, and it seems to be aware of it. Qualcomm's latest high-end chip is under the hood, and the battery is large enough to power you through two days without a charger to be seen in the vicinity. It's not a filler sensor, it's a real zoom lens for the camera, and the Bose-tuned speakers are quite impressive. It's not without its drawbacks:
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3.8Helio 110 Review: Vegan Leather Design Meets Budget-Friendly Price
Helio is a new name for most people, but the Helio 110 wants to change that. It is priced at ৳26,999 and has a curved AMOLED screen that has a refresh rate of 120Hz and is quite bright, some of the characteristics you don't often get at this price. It also features a massive 6000mAh battery, supports 45W fast charging and a soft leather-like back that's comfortable to hold in the hand.But it's not all good news. Lacks 5G is not available and the cameras are not special.
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3.7Itel Power 80 Review: Tough Design Meets Huge Battery Life
Most cheap phones have this choice: good looks, good camera or long battery life. The Itel Power 80 does not require you to make a selection. You're tough and you're durable, that's what it's all about. In Bangladesh, it has a price tag of ৳18,490 and is packed with a massive 7000mAh battery. It also boasts water and dust resistance to IP68/IP69 and a robust body that resists shocks and drops. Not a quick phone and camera is not up to much. However, if you are someone who has experienced screen damage.
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4.1Xiaomi Redmi Note 17 Pro Review: Is Battery Really That Good?
The Redmi Note 17 Pro is the latest entry from Xiaomi in the mid-range segment, which was launched in Bangladesh on 9 September 2026. It's equipped with a large 6.83-inch AMOLED display, a massive 8,340mAh battery and the IP68/IP69K rating for dust and water resistance which is uncommon at this price. It runs on Snapdragon 6s Gen 4 and 8GB of RAM with 256GB of internal storage. On the camera end, there's a 50MP primary lens and 8MP ultrawide.
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4.5Xiaomi 18 Fold Review: The Wide Foldable That Changes the Game
Xiaomi wants you to rethink what a foldable phone should look like. Unlike the high and narrow form that most foldables in a book have, the 18 Fold ditches the narrow and tall and makes itself wide, like a sheet of paper, rather than a phone. It's also the first Xiaomi flagship to sport the company's own chipset, as opposed to one from Qualcomm. This will be Xiaomi's most ambitious foldable to date with a 6,000mAh battery, a Leica triple camera and two 4,000 nit displays.
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4.2Xiaomi Redmi Note 17 Pro Max Review: Is This the Ultimate Battery Phone?
Xiaomi Redmi Note 17 Pro Max is a high performing mid-range smartphone featuring AMOLED display, massive battery and robust charging capability. Itfeatures a 6.83-inch AMOLED screen, supports HDR10+ and can reach up to 3500 nits brightness. The phone will run on Android 16 and HyperOS 3, and will be powered by the Snapdragon 6 Gen 5 chipset. It also comes with a 50MP OIS primary sensor, 8MP ultrawide camera, 32MP selfie camera and a massive 10,000mAh battery that supports 100W fast charging.
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3.7Xiaomi Redmi Note 17 Review: Is This the Best Battery Phone Under ৳33,000?
Xiaomi has always been a brand that has been able to make an affordable phone and the Redmi Note 17 follows that tradition. It takes no 5G or flagship power. Rather, it takes a chance on two things that most people are concerned with every day: a large, colorful display and a battery that won't let you down. It comes to Bangladesh with a 6.99-inch AMOLED display, a large 7700mAh battery, and the usual Redmi features such as NFC and IR blaster.
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3.9ZTE nubia Neo 5 GT Special Edition Review: Gaming Phone With AquaCore Cooling
ZTE's Neo 5 GT Special Edition isn't trying to be all things. It takes two screens and a battery and goes all in. It features a 6.8" AMOLED display with 144Hz refresh rate and 4500 nits brightness support, a heavy 6210mAh battery, and 80W charging. Its under-the-hood powerhouse includes a highly reliable, yet unflashy MediaTek Dimensity 7400, paired with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.It's affordable like a mid-ranger, and it acts like one apart from the display.
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4.3Poco F9 Pro Review: Does It Beat the Flagship Price Tag?
Poco phones have always aimed to do one thing, to provide you with the best power for the best price. This is further enhanced by the new Poco F9 Pro. It has Qualcomm's newest Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, a bright 185Hz AMOLED screen, a strong triple camera with a real telephoto lens, and a big battery that should easily last all day.It also has IP68 water resistance and fast 100W charging. It's a dream phone, and not just a mid-range dream phone. Specs are one thing, how it feels to use regularly is another. Let's find out.
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2.9Huawei Pura X View Review: Is Huawei's Wide-Screen Phone Worth It?
Huawei just did something new. Most cell smartphones feature long, narrow screens. The Pura X View takes the opposite approach; it has a larger screen, and is more of a small tablet than a standard phone. There's no folding here, no hinge. It's just a normal phone, but with a different shape.But it's not only the shape. Huawei crammed a 200MP camera, a giant 7000mAh battery and a very bright screen (6500 nits) into the phone. This phone has a strong power. The only question that matters is: Is a wider screen more comfortable to hold and fit into your pocket?
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3.5Tecno Camon Air Review: What ৳44,999 Actually Gets You
Tecno's latest budget phone doesn't try to do everything, it just does a few things really well. The Camon Air features a large 6.78-inch AMOLED display with 144Hz refresh rate, and it has a massive 6000mAh battery that is likely to last a full day. It's also harder wearing than most phones in its price range, featuring in-built water and dust protection.But it's not perfect. No 5G and video recording is limited to 1080p, no 4K yet. So, does this make good sense or do the lost features outweigh it?
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4.2Google Pixel 11 Review: Every Detail You Need to Know
Not all phones have to reinvent themselves. The Pixel 11 does just that. Google didn't go on a growth spurt or a fashion show this year, it merely improvedthe elements users interact with. Not a cropped photo that looks like a zoom lens on the standard model, it's a zoom lens.The battery lasts twice as long in comparison to phones that cost twice as much. The software doesn't get cluttered, no nonsense. Is it exciting? Not really. Is it one of the smartest mobile phones that you can purchase now? Absolutely.
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3.3ZTE Nubia A57 Review: Budget Phone with Smooth Display
The Nubia A57 is the latest smartphone released by ZTE, which is targeting those who are looking to purchase a smartphone but don't want to spend too much. Here you will find a large 6.75” screen with a smooth 120Hz refresh rate, a substantial 5000mAh battery capacity and even splash proof rating, all of which are not something you would see this cheap. Of course it's not flawless, but it's pretty close.The processor is simple, 5G is not available and the camera system is no different.
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3.5Helio 24 Review: What You Get for Under taka18,000
The Helio 24 has arrived in Bangladesh with just one message: ignore the hype and pay attention to battery life. This budget handset boasts a massive6000mAh battery, 120Hz refresh rate on the display and even has a bit of IP64 splash resistance, which isn't a standard feature on this end of the market. That isn't all good news, however. Helio G81 is an old chipset, the screen is only HD+ resolution and it doesn't include 5G on board.
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4.4Samsung Galaxy S26 FE Review: Triple Camera, Big Battery, Fair Price
The Galaxy S26 FE has always been Samsung's solution to the following question: “What happens if you want flagship features without the flagship price tag?” The 2026 version lives up to that promise.
