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OnePlus 3 review: going mainstream

OnePlus has come a long way since the OnePlus One was released a little more than two years ago. Watching the trajectory of this Chinese startup is like seeing a child celebrity grow up, shaking off the demands of fame and maturing. But it’s not what the OnePlus 3 has that makes it interesting, but what it doesn’t have. With the release of its third flagship, OnePlus has dropped the invite system and gone from guerilla marketing tactics to a sprint for mainstream success. In this OnePlus 3 review, we’ll see how OnePlus has grown up and begun to settle down. OnePlus 2 review OnePlus One review

by Omar Hamwi

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HEADPHONES

Bose QuietComfort 35 review: no wires, no worries

Bose has always brought excellent noise-canceling technology to its headphones, but with the disadvantage that they were previously only wired. The new QuietComfort 35 changes that. Bose has dispensed with the cable between phone and headset, using Bluetooth, instead. We tried the Bluetooth headset from Bose to see how it compared to its wired counterparts.

by Shu On Kwok

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Xperia XA Ultra review: average camera, amazing battery

The Xperia XA Ultra comes to the domestic market in two weeks and its main feature is its 16 MP front camera supported by an LED flash. The device’s 6-inch screen also draws attention along with its design. But will this phablet deliver the best performance in its category? Check out the pros and cons of the Xperia XA Ultra in my full review. Sony Xperia X review Sony Xperia XA review

by Camila Rinaldi

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Meizu Pro 6 review: is that a new iPhone?

Bearing an undeniable similarity to the iPhone and carrying the latest version of Flyme OS, the Meizu Pro 6 is the most recent attempt to win over users who want high power at a low price. It’s a device with several virtues, but originality is not among them.

by Sergio Colado

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Cubot Dinosaur: decent performance, for the price

Cubot is back on the Android market with its newest device: the Dinosaur. This new smartphone comes in at the very low price of $110. But is it worth it even at a bargain rate? We did a thorough test and here are our impressions.

by Cory Schmidt

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Honor 5C review: all in the family

Honor was placed under the spotlight with the release of the Honor 7 and, to a lesser extent, the Honor 5X. Now the company’s rise continues with the Honor 5C, a new smartphone that maintains quality standards and good value the Honor family is known for. Whether we’ve got a new blockbuster entry-level phone on our hands, you’ll see in this Honor 5C review. Honor 5X review: solid specs, incredible price Honor 7 review: a budget wonder

by Benoit

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SMARTWATCH & TRACKERS

Xiaomi Mi Band 2 review: king of the budget fitness trackers?

Officially released in early June, the Mi Band 2 is the third fitness tracker from Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi. For this new generation, the fitness tracker introduces an LED touch screen module. A very aggressively priced product compared to its competitors, have we finally found the ideal fitness tracker? Find out in this in this Xiaomi Mi Band 2 review. Best fitness trackers Best smartwatches of 2016

by Pierre Vitré

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Sony Xperia XA review: overcharging on entrance

The Sony Xperia XA is the low-cost entry in Sony’s new lineup. Apart from the cameras and the battery life, it offers a mediocre serving. Find out why it might still be of interest in our full review of the Sony Xperia XA. Sony Xperia X review Sony Xperia X Performance review

by Eric Ferrari-Herrmann

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VR & AR

Samsung Gear 360 review: a camera that satisfies?

The possibility of creating 360-degree photos is, for owners of a virtual reality headset, an exciting thing. With Samsung’s Gear 360, this possibility has become a reality. In this Samsung Gear 360 review, we answer the question of whether this camera meets expectations and can capture beautiful holiday memories. Testing the Gear 360 in Paris Best 360-degree videos

by Hans-Georg Kluge

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SMARTWATCH & TRACKERS

Samsung Gear Fit2 hands on: luxury for a lucky few

Fitness trackers are taking off. Athletes, both professional and amateur, as well as those just looking to stay healthy, all want to adorn their wrists with one. Samsung offers the Gear Fit2 as a high-end option, with an AMOLED display and more functionality than the competition. In our first hands-on, we show you how the Samsung Gear Fit2 differs from the rest. Best fitness trackers Best health and fitness apps

by Shu On Kwok

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