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SERIOUSLY. WHAT MORE DO YOU NEED? SERIOUSLY. WHAT MORE DO YOU NEED? Well I'm confused. But they're charging a lot less...     There's no doubt Samsung has hit the ground running in 2021, with its early rollout of the Galaxy S21 range and a new set of earbuds, the Galaxy Buds Pro to go with it. But the high-end S-series isn't your only option. I've been using the Galaxy M51 for a couple of weeks now and I'm more than happy with it... and that's going straight from reviewing the top-of-the-line Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G. Currently on sale for less than $600, I'm thinking the M51 might easily be the...

Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus first impressions: Strikes the right chord Review Updated: January 29, 2021 2:29 PM IST Earlier this month, Samsung released the Galaxy S21 series with some ambitious upgrades as well as sensible compromises. We have already given you a look at the Galaxy S21 Ultra and it is safe to say that this phone doesn’t know what the word “compromise” means. If you have got more than Rs 1 lakh to spend on a phone, go get it. Stop reading this piece. Also Read - Samsung Galaxy M62 5G could launch in Ind...

Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G review These are the best offers from our affiliate partners. We may get a commission from qualifying sales. 128GB 12GB RAM Introduction This year, the Galaxy S21 series came earlier than expected, and it brought a slew of changes. The Galaxy S21 and S21+ now feature lower-res OLEDs, no microSD expansion, and no chargers in the box. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S21 Ultra is what the original Ultra should have been - jam-packed with high-end features, no asterisks, no fine print. Still no charger, though. The original S20 Ultra was supposed to be the greatest Galaxy to dat...

Credit: Supplied by Sony Sony has just launched the Xperia Pro, coming almost a year after it first revealed its intentions to bring the smartphone to the US. It certainly seems like an interesting proposition, offering HDMI input support so you can use the phone as a 4K monitor for your camera or camcorder. It’s a great idea for photographers and videographers, while the ability to live-stream the camera’s content via your phone is pretty neat too. There’s just one small problem: it costs $2,500. While it’s not the most expensive phone we’ve ever seen, it’s certainly among the pr...

In many ways, the Galaxy S21 Ultra is a by-the-book upgrade — it’s faster, its cameras are more polished, and its software is a little cleaner. Calling it a thrill would be a stretch. With that in mind, the Ultra absolutely shines this year, not because of game-changing updates, but because it addresses basically all the problems we saw in last year’s model.