The iQOO 13 handles heavy gaming, but we did experience some hiccups. The design leans a bit too much toward the iPhone look, with subtle changes that could have been more refined. The display is excellent, boosted by the 144Hz refresh rate, while the camera is decent, though improvements are needed in telephoto, low-light, and portrait shots. Overall, this phone isn’t a huge leap from the iQOO 12, but software updates could improve things. If you’re after better camera performance and slightly more power, the Realme GT 7 Pro is worth considering.
Read Full Review
|
The Pixel 9 Pro XL feels like the new standout in the Pixel family. It nails the premium look—sleek design, sharp camera module, and a selfie camera that captures every detail, right down to skin texture and hair follicles. Plus, Google’s signature AI magic is baked into the software, making the experience even smarter. But here’s the catch—AI isn’t just Google’s thing anymore. Apple’s got its own take with Apple Intelligence, and Samsung and OnePlus are hot on its heels. So, Pixel’s exclusivity in AI is fading fast. Performance-wise, it doesn’t lead the pack. If you need raw power, the Galaxy S24 Ultra might be your go-to. For photography, the Vivo X100 Pro and Xiaomi 14 Ultra are solid alternatives, though each has trade-offs. That said, if you value a clean interface, reliable everyday use, and a killer selfie camera, the XL price tag could still feel worth it.
Read Full Review
|
Amazon 
Flipkart