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Repeating last year’s saga, the new Pixel 7 Pro hits the market at a fairly reasonable price point. Google’s biggest flagship smartphone for the year features an excellent quality display, an extremely versatile camera, and a processor with pretty solid performance. However, is it enough to compete with other major smartphone manufacturers like Apple and Samsung? Find out in this Pixel 7 Pro review!
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The Geekom Mini Air 11 is not much larger than a cheese box. However, it is supposed to replace your large and, above all, power-hungry desktop PC. We reviewed the computer, which costs less than $250, and reveal whether it is worth buying for a home office environment. Not only has Geekom revealed its new mascot to celebrate its anniversary, you can also obtain great discounts on its selection of computers!
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19 Min.
The new Apple Watch SE feels great on the wrist, offers the core functions of the mainstream models, and seamless integration with the iPhone—offering all these at an affordable price. If you are looking for a smartwatch that can automatically record your physical activities, I will show you why the new generation Watch SE could be a great option in this review.
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17 Min.
The Xiaomi 12S Ultra is the first smartphone in which the relatively new collaboration with camera expert Leica manifests itself, even though the tiny logo is easy enough to miss on the huge camera array at the back. Xiaomi equips the camera flagship the 1-inch Sony IMX989 image sensor for this special occasion for the very first time in its own history. We take a closer look at the 12S Ultra in the NextPit review.
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If you have a large iPhone, like an iPhone 14 Pro Max, iPhone 14 Plus, or iPhone 13 Pro Max, the 6.7-inch screen can be difficult to use with just one hand. This tutorial will explain how to make your iPhone easier to use with one hand by tweaking some iOS 16 settings and tricks.
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10 Min.
If you are looking for a lightweight fitness tracker that packs plenty of features and have a long battery life, then you will love Fitbit’s Inspire series! The latest model is touted to be able to last for up to ten days when worn and used, where it can also measure your pulse rate and blood oxygen level, in addition to sleep, mindfulness, and daily form—all that for less than $100. However, the NextPit review also reveals how the Inspire 3 suffers particularly from Fitbit’s fatal flaw.
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8 Min.
The iPhone 14 Pro has four cameras, where Apple wrote specified on the product page as the main camera, ultra-wide angle, and dual and triple zoom. However, only three cameras can be seen at the back. The solution to this seeming conundrum? A “virtual camera” with dual zoom, made possible by the 48 MP quad-pixel sensor. Is this cheeky marketing or actually useful information?
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6 Min.
We’re smack right in the middle of the flagship smartphone season, Apple and Samsung have hit us with smartphones that cost more than $1,000. Xiaomi intends to rain on their parade by disrupting the market with its Xiaomi 12T and Xiaomi 12T Pro handsets. This marketing strategy not only pays off for Xiaomi, but it’s also much more relevant for us, the users and consumers.
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10 Min.
The Xiaomi 12T Pro is a high-end smartphone with a 200 MP camera lens, a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC, a big 5,000 mAh battery, and 120 W fast charging. In this hands-on, I share my first impressions of this affordable flagship that costs less than $800.
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10 Min.
Xiaomi unveiled the Xiaomi 12T and Xiaomi 12T Pro today after a few “China only” presentations like the Mix Fold 2. The former comes equipped with a spectacular 200 MP camera, while the other is a bit more discreet at “just” 108 MP resolution. The NextPit editors found it challenging to spot the difference between the two models after checking them out. This article focuses on the more affordable Xiaomi 12T, while you can read the first hands-on of the Xiaomi 12T Pro here.