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Top TWS earbuds to buy under Rs 5,000 in February 2021 Photo Gallery 1/5 Oppo Enco W51 At Rs 4,990, the Enco W51 is our current pick – thanks to its good ANC performance and a bassy sound profile. With wireless charging baked-in, you don’t need to plug the USB-C charger always. The battery life itself is great. 2/5 OnePlus Buds Z It costs Rs 2,899 but offers the same bass-laden strong performance we previously saw from the OnePlus Bullets Wireless earbuds. The battery life is great and integration with OnePlus devices is superior...

Nothing, the new company formed by OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, has confirmed that wireless earbuds are on the way this summer.

OnePlus Buds Z free with OnePlus Nord N10 5G, Nord N100 pre-order January 10, 2021 If you’ve been wanting to buy either the OnePlus Nord N10 5G or the OnePlus Nord N100, now is the best time. OnePlus is offering a great deal that includes a free pair of OnePlus Bullets Wireless Z with your purchase of a OnePlus Nord N100 or Nord N10 5G. When you buy from January 8 to January 14, OnePlus will give you the Bullets Wireless Z as a freebie–white or black, respectively. Pre-order has started in the United States. The phones’ market release will be January 15.

BGR Tech Excellence and Conclave Awards 2020 BGR India just held its Tech Excellence and Conclave Awards 2020, which was live-streamed today. This year’s edition saw a number of speakers and discussions on relevant topics. Also Read - Realme Buds Wireless Pro review: Best under Rs 5,000? The panelists were:  Mr. Rohit Chadda (CEO – Digital Publishing, Zee Group), Mr. Jubin Peter (Founder & Chairman – TreeView), Mr. Lokesh Suji (Director – Esports Federation of India),  Mr. Durgesh Kaushik (India Head, Market Development, Snapchat),  Mr. Dinesh Sharma (Business Head – Commercial...

Agencies Related Xiaomi has followed in on the tech giant Apple's footsteps and decided to junk the charger with its new Mi 11 smartphone. Citing environmental concerns, Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun took to the Chinese social media platform, Weibo, to confirm the news. His post read, "Mi 11, pack lightly. In response to the call of technology and environmental protection, the included charger is cancelled from the box." He further wrote, "Hope to get your support. Is there a better solution between industry practice and environmental protection?" Earlier in mid-October, after the launch of iPhone 12 s...