Launch Date Set for November 20

Lava has locked in November 20, 2025 as the launch date for the Agni 4. The announcement came through the brand’s social media channels, keeping up with its trend of unveiling new Agni-series models toward the end of the year. With the Agni lineup focused on Indian design and manufacturing, the Agni 4 is expected to strengthen Lava’s presence in the mid-premium smartphone category.

Expected Price: Under ₹25,000

The Lava Agni 4 will likely be priced in the ₹23,999–₹24,999 range for its 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant. This puts it right in the ring with mid-range powerhouses from iQOO, Realme, and Redmi. Lava is clearly aiming for users who want powerful hardware and a premium feel—without crossing the ₹25,000 mark. Additional storage or RAM variants may debut at slightly higher prices.

Major Performance Boost With Dimensity 8350

The Agni 4 is said to be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8350, a major upgrade over the previous Agni 3. This chipset promises faster 5G, improved efficiency, and smoother multitasking. With Android 15 out-of-the-box, users can expect a clean UI and optimised performance. Coupled with faster RAM and storage, the Agni 4 aims to offer reliable, sustained speed.

Larger AMOLED Display & Premium New Design

Lava is stepping up its display game this time. The Agni 4 may feature a 6.67-inch or 6.78-inch AMOLED screen, offering a 120Hz refresh rate and 1.5K+ resolution—the sharpest display ever on a Lava device. The design is also getting a full makeover. Instead of the secondary display seen on the Agni 3, the Agni 4 will sport a sleek metal frame, polished edges, and a horizontal pill-shaped camera module for a more modern, minimal look. Expected colour options include Black, Silver, Dark Grey, Lunar Mist, and Phantom Black.

Powerful Cameras + Huge 7,000mAh Battery

Photography is another area where Lava seems ready to impress. The Agni 4 could come with a 50MP OIS main camera paired with an 8MP ultra-wide lens. On the front, a 50MP selfie camera with 4K@60fps support is expected—great for vloggers and creators. Camera features such as AI enhancements, dual-view video, and document correction mode may also be included.

Keeping everything running will be a massive 7,000mAh battery, supported by 66W or 80W fast charging—a perfect match for heavy users and gamers who need long, dependable battery life.

Vivek Raj

I’m Vivek Raj, the and lead author of techtipsguide.com. With a MBA degree and over 12 years of writing experience, I cover automobiles, gadgets, and the latest news in a simple and reliable way. My goal is to deliver accurate and engaging content that helps readers stay informed and make better decisions. Stay connected with rfbindia.com for the latest updates from the tech and auto world.

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The Realme GT8 Pro is shaping up to be one of the most powerful Android flagships of the year. Last month, we tested an early prototype to see how Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset performed — and now that the phone is official, we finally have the full benchmark results.

Even better, this time we’re comparing it against other next-gen beasts like the Xiaomi 17 Pro Max (Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5), vivo X300 Pro (Dimensity 9500), and iPhone 17 Pro Max (Apple A19 Pro). Spoiler alert: Realme’s flagship brings serious firepower — but it’s not all smooth sailing.

AnTuTu Performance: Snapdragon Takes the Crown

Starting with AnTuTu v11, the Realme GT8 Pro powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 takes the top spot, outperforming the Xiaomi 17 Pro Max by 9%. The benchmark measures overall system performance, including memory and storage speeds, so variations are expected between devices using the same chip.

Interestingly, when tested on AnTuTu v10, the tables turn slightly — MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500 edges ahead. Compared to the previous generation, the GT8 Pro outperforms the GT 7 Pro by around 8%, showing Qualcomm’s steady year-over-year gains.

Geekbench Results: Apple Still Leads in Single-Core

Moving on to Geekbench 6, Apple’s A19 Pro still holds the single-core crown, beating the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 by around 6%. However, that lead vanishes in the multi-core test, where both chips deliver nearly identical results.

Meanwhile, MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500 lags behind — roughly 9% slower than the Snapdragon chip in both single- and multi-core tests.

GPU Power: Realme Wins — Until It Heats Up

In graphics performance, the Adreno 840 GPU inside the Realme GT8 Pro flexes its muscles, narrowly topping the Arm G1-Ultra GPU in the Dimensity 9500. The Realme even beats the Xiaomi 17 Pro Max despite sharing the same chipset — likely due to Realme’s more aggressive performance tuning.

But here’s the twist — sustained performance tells a different story. Once the GT8 Pro heats up, thermal throttling kicks in hard, slashing GPU performance by a massive 67%. By comparison, the Xiaomi 17 Pro Max only loses 40%, while Apple’s A19 Pro and MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500 show much better stability during long sessions.

Surprisingly, even last year’s Oppo Find X8 Ultra with the older Snapdragon 8 Elite manages to outperform the new Realme in sustained GPU tests.

Ray Tracing: Arm Levels Up, Qualcomm Improves Slightly

When it comes to ray tracing, the most demanding form of 3D rendering, Arm’s second-gen hardware accelerator delivers a big performance leap in the Dimensity 9500, leaving the older Dimensity 9400(+) far behind. The Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 also sees an improvement, though the gains are smaller compared to MediaTek’s progress.

Verdict: Powerhouse with a Heat Problem

The Realme GT8 Pro’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip makes it one of the fastest phones in the world — no doubt. But when it comes to sustained performance, thermal management remains its Achilles’ heel. Still, for users who want blistering peak performance and don’t mind occasional heat, Realme’s latest flagship is hard to ignore.

Vivek Raj

I’m Vivek Raj, the and lead author of techtipsguide.com. With a MBA degree and over 12 years of writing experience, I cover automobiles, gadgets, and the latest news in a simple and reliable way. My goal is to deliver accurate and engaging content that helps readers stay informed and make better decisions. Stay connected with rfbindia.com for the latest updates from the tech and auto world.

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The HyperOS 3 stable update is currently available to Mi Pilot testers in select European regions, with a wider release expected to follow in the coming weeks.

Carrying the build number 3.0.4.0.WOCEUXM, the update comes in at a hefty 8.2GB, although the download size might vary for beta and non-beta users.

Along with Android 16, the update also brings the October 2025 security patch, performance optimizations, and all the new features that come with HyperOS 3 — including smoother animations, improved multitasking, and enhanced AI-powered system tools.

With this rollout, Xiaomi continues its rapid global expansion of HyperOS 3, bringing the latest Android experience to more users worldwide.

Vivek Raj

I’m Vivek Raj, the and lead author of techtipsguide.com. With a MBA degree and over 12 years of writing experience, I cover automobiles, gadgets, and the latest news in a simple and reliable way. My goal is to deliver accurate and engaging content that helps readers stay informed and make better decisions. Stay connected with rfbindia.com for the latest updates from the tech and auto world.

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While pricing details are still under wraps, OnePlus has already kicked off an enticing early-bird offer on its official website. Starting now and running until launch day, you can reserve your OnePlus 15 by paying a €99 deposit, which will be counted toward your final purchase.

As a bonus, early buyers will receive a €50 discount along with a freebie bundle worth up to €350. You can choose from:

• OnePlus Watch 3 (46mm or 43mm)
• OnePlus Pad Lite tablet
• OnePlus Buds Pro 3
• Or even the DJI Osmo Mobile 7 Gimbal (note: DJI just launched version 8 last week).

To sweeten the deal, the first 100 customers on November 13 will get both the gimbal and one additional freebie, though stocks are limited.

As for the rest of the lineup, OnePlus fans may notice that the Ace 6 isn’t joining the global release, and there’s still no word on the OnePlus 15R. For reference, the OnePlus 13 and 13R were launched together earlier this year on January 7, so there’s still hope the 15R could follow soon.

Coming back to the main star — the OnePlus 15 marks a new era for the company. It ditches the Hasselblad partnership (owned by DJI) and introduces the brand-new DetailMax Engine for imaging. Whether this new system lives up to the hype remains to be seen — but early impressions from camera tests suggest OnePlus is aiming higher than ever.

Vivek Raj

I’m Vivek Raj, the and lead author of techtipsguide.com. With a MBA degree and over 12 years of writing experience, I cover automobiles, gadgets, and the latest news in a simple and reliable way. My goal is to deliver accurate and engaging content that helps readers stay informed and make better decisions. Stay connected with rfbindia.com for the latest updates from the tech and auto world.

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Familiar Design, Unique Identity

At first glance, the Phone (3a) Lite looks similar to the CMF Phone 2 Pro, though there’s one key difference — no dedicated telephoto camera. Instead, it gets Nothing’s trademark transparent glass back with a single Glyph light, which pulses to alert you about calls, messages, or notifications.

Smooth Display and Solid Specs

The smartphone sports a 6.77-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, 800 nits of typical brightness, and a 3,000 nits peak. It’s protected by Panda Glass, features an in-display fingerprint scanner, and houses a 16MP selfie camera in the punch-hole cutout.

Under the hood, the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Pro chipset powers the device, paired with 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of internal storage. You also get microSD card expansion, something that’s becoming rare in this price segment.

Capable Cameras and Long Battery Life

On the back, the Nothing Phone (3a) Lite packs a 50MP main camera with OIS, an 8MP ultra-wide sensor, and a 2MP macro lens. The device runs on Nothing OS 3.5, based on Android 15, with the company promising three major Android updates and six years of security patches — an impressive commitment for a budget phone.

Powering it all is a 5,000mAh battery with 33W fast charging, ensuring all-day use with minimal downtime.

Pricing and Availability

The Nothing Phone (3a) Lite is available in Black and White color options. Pricing starts at $249 / €249 / £249 for the 8GB + 128GB variant and goes up to $279 / €279 / £279 for the 8GB + 256GB model. Open sales begin today globally.

With its sleek transparent design, dependable performance, and attractive pricing, the Nothing Phone (3a) Lite might just redefine what an entry-level smartphone can look and feel like.

Vivek Raj

I’m Vivek Raj, the and lead author of techtipsguide.com. With a MBA degree and over 12 years of writing experience, I cover automobiles, gadgets, and the latest news in a simple and reliable way. My goal is to deliver accurate and engaging content that helps readers stay informed and make better decisions. Stay connected with rfbindia.com for the latest updates from the tech and auto world.

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Design: Boxy, Bold, and Premium

The Find X9 Pro ditches its predecessor’s curves for a flat, boxy design that instantly gives off iPhone vibes. Oppo has moved the triple-camera setup to the top-left corner, allowing room for the huge battery without making the phone bulky. Despite its size, the Find X9 Pro weighs just 224g, making it lighter than the iPhone 17 Pro Max.

Both the front and back panels are made of Corning glass with an aluminum frame that resists fingerprints. The right side houses the volume rocker, power key, and Oppo’s new Quick button — a pressure-sensitive area designed for fast camera access.

The 6.78-inch OLED display dominates the front with slim bezels and sharp edges, giving it a modern, premium look.

Display: Bright, Sharp, and Ultra-Smooth

Oppo equips the Find X9 Pro with a 6.78-inch LTPO OLED panel offering a resolution of 1272×2772 pixels and a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate. With HDR support, 2160Hz PWM dimming, and a pixel density of 450ppi, it’s designed for smooth and flicker-free viewing.

Brightness levels impress as well — 800 nits in manual mode and up to 1,800 nits under bright sunlight. Whether you’re scrolling, gaming, or streaming HDR content, this display doesn’t disappoint.

Battery Life: A New Benchmark

The Find X9 Pro’s massive 7,500mAh silicon-carbon battery is one of the largest ever seen in a flagship phone — and it delivers. It earned an Active Use Score of nearly 22 hours, one of the best results recorded so far.

Web browsing and video playback times are particularly impressive, topping most charts. Even the gaming test returned near-record results. In short, the Find X9 Pro sets a new standard for endurance in flagship smartphones.

Charging Speed: Faster Than You’d Expect

Despite its huge battery, charging is surprisingly fast. The Find X9 Pro supports 80W SuperVOOC charging and 55W USB Power Delivery. Using an 80W adapter, a full charge takes just 1 hour and 7 minutes, while a standard PD charger does it in about 1 hour and 20 minutes.

The phone also supports 50W wireless charging (via Oppo’s AirVOOC pad) and 10W reverse wireless charging. You can also fine-tune your charging preferences, such as limiting maximum charge or enabling smart overnight charging.

Software: ColorOS 16 with Android 16

Running on ColorOS 16 (based on Android 16), the Find X9 Pro promises 5 major Android updates and 6 years of security patches.

The interface feels familiar but refined, with new lock screen clock styles, smart folder options, and smoother animations. Oppo has also added several AI-based enhancements, while keeping the UI clean and responsive.

Performance: Power Meets Efficiency

Under the hood, the Find X9 Pro packs MediaTek’s flagship Dimensity 9500 chipset, built on a 3nm process. It features an “All Big Core” setup with a 4.21GHz ultra-core, powerful Arm G1-Ultra GPU, and Mediatek NPU 990 for advanced AI tasks.

Paired with 16GB LPDDR5X RAM and 512GB UFS 4.1 storage, performance is fluid across daily tasks, gaming, and multitasking. It’s fast, efficient, and more than capable of handling demanding apps.

Camera: A Photographer’s Dream

Oppo has gone all-in on the camera system this year. The Find X9 Pro features a new 200MP periscope telephoto camera (1/1.56″ sensor, f/2.1 aperture, 70mm equivalent) with 9cm macro focus and support for an optional telephoto extender lens that pushes optical zoom to 10x (230mm).

The main 50MP sensor is also upgraded (1/1.28″), offering brighter shots and better detail, while the ultrawide camera remains reliable as ever.

On the front, the selfie shooter jumps to 50MP with autofocus — a major upgrade over previous fixed-focus sensors. Overall, the camera system feels more versatile and powerful than before, excelling in both daylight and low-light conditions.

Verdict: Oppo’s Most Complete Flagship Yet

The Oppo Find X9 Pro is a near-perfect blend of innovation, performance, and practicality. Its massive battery, solid charging speeds, and exceptional cameras make it one of the most capable Android flagships of 2025.

It’s not without minor quirks — like throttling under extreme load or limited high-refresh-rate gaming — but for most users, it’s a dream device.

With its standout design, best-in-class endurance, and professional-grade camera system, the Find X9 Pro isn’t just another high-end phone — it’s a statement of how far Oppo’s flagship line has come.

Vivek Raj

I’m Vivek Raj, the and lead author of techtipsguide.com. With a MBA degree and over 12 years of writing experience, I cover automobiles, gadgets, and the latest news in a simple and reliable way. My goal is to deliver accurate and engaging content that helps readers stay informed and make better decisions. Stay connected with rfbindia.com for the latest updates from the tech and auto world.

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Samsung’s latest clamshell foldable, the Galaxy Z Flip7, is all about refinement — not revolution. It brings bigger screens, a larger battery, and a sleeker design, making it one of the most polished Flip phones to date. While it might not shake up the foldable market, it certainly reinforces Samsung’s dominance in this space.

For 2025, Samsung has also introduced a more affordable sibling — the Galaxy Z Flip7 FE. We’ll review that later, but for now, let’s focus on the premium Flip7, which comes with several meaningful upgrades.

The outer display is now a massive 4.1 inches, finally stretching edge-to-edge without the awkward cutout. Inside, the foldable screen has grown slightly to 6.9 inches, offering more usable space. Powering it all is a larger 4,300mAh battery, surprisingly close in capacity to the much bigger Fold7. Despite this, the Flip7 manages to stay thinner and just as light as its predecessor — a remarkable engineering feat.

Design

Samsung has finally overhauled the Flip’s design, giving it a much more modern and complete look. The cover display now spans the entire top half, replacing the old “notch” style that made the previous Flip feel unfinished.

The Z Flip7 is slimmer than ever — just 6.5mm when unfolded and 13.7mm when folded, compared to 14.9mm on the Flip6. It’s also slightly wider and taller, making the display feel more natural and comfortable to use.

As for the crease, it’s still there — visible under certain angles but smooth enough not to distract in everyday use. The Flip7 feels solid, premium, and more refined than ever.

Display

This is the Flip everyone’s been waiting for. The 4.1-inch cover screen finally goes full width, and it’s now a 120Hz OLED panel — a huge leap from the Flip6’s 60Hz display. You can use it for notifications, widgets, or even selfies with the rear cameras.

Inside, the main 6.9-inch foldable OLED display offers a 21:9 aspect ratio and HDR10+ support. Brightness peaks at around 1,500 nits, keeping visibility excellent outdoors. It’s the same level of brightness as last year, but with a noticeably larger display area — about 10% more usable space.

Battery Life

Samsung has boosted the Flip’s endurance with a 4,300mAh battery, a notable upgrade from the Flip6’s 4,000mAh unit. In our tests, the Flip7 lasted around 3 hours longer in both video playback and web browsing.

While it still can’t beat Motorola’s Razr 60 Ultra in battery life, the Flip7’s performance is respectable and reliable. Its overall Active Use Score of nearly 12 hours is a clear improvement over previous generations.

Charging Speed

Here’s where Samsung still refuses to change. The Z Flip7 supports 25W wired charging, which feels painfully slow compared to rivals. A full charge takes around 1 hour and 30 minutes, with just 46% reached in 30 minutes.

Wireless charging remains capped at 15W (despite some database confusion suggesting 5W). Samsung’s battery care features are thoughtful, though — offering adaptive charging limits to prolong battery health over time.

Software

The Z Flip7 debuts with Android 16 and One UI 8, making it one of the first phones to ship with Google’s newest Android version. Samsung promises seven years of OS updates and security patches, matching the Galaxy S25 lineup.

One UI remains one of the most polished Android experiences out there — clean, fluid, and loaded with useful features. However, Samsung still limits what you can do on the cover display, sticking mostly to widgets instead of full app access (unlike Motorola’s Razr).

Performance

In a major shift, the Z Flip7 runs on Samsung’s own Exynos 2500 chipset, built on a 3nm process for better efficiency. It’s the first time a Galaxy Flip ditches Qualcomm entirely.

The Exynos 2500 features a 10-core CPU, paired with 12GB RAM and up to 512GB of storage. Performance feels snappy, gaming runs smoothly, and multitasking is effortless — though the phone can heat up during prolonged heavy use.

Camera

Unlike the Fold7, which gets upgraded cameras this year, the Z Flip7 carries over the same 50MP main sensor from last year’s Flip6. It delivers sharp, colorful photos and decent 2x zoom performance, though it lacks a dedicated telephoto lens.

The ultrawide camera remains unchanged and still lacks autofocus, while the selfie camera performs well for casual shots and video calls. You can also use the main cameras for selfies via the cover screen — a big plus for vloggers and creators.

Verdict

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 might not be a radical upgrade, but it’s easily the most refined Flip yet. The bigger, faster cover screen, larger battery, and sleeker design make it a joy to use — and it finally feels like the Flip series has matured.

Of course, slow charging and thermal throttling still hold it back, and Samsung continues to restrict the full power of that gorgeous outer display. But when you combine its premium design, long-term software support, and versatile camera, the Z Flip7 remains the best clamshell foldable you can buy — even if it comes at a premium.

Vivek Raj

I’m Vivek Raj, the and lead author of techtipsguide.com. With a MBA degree and over 12 years of writing experience, I cover automobiles, gadgets, and the latest news in a simple and reliable way. My goal is to deliver accurate and engaging content that helps readers stay informed and make better decisions. Stay connected with rfbindia.com for the latest updates from the tech and auto world.

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Samsung’s latest Unpacked event brought two big updates to its foldable lineup — the Galaxy Z Fold4 and the Galaxy Z Flip4. While the Fold continues to cater to those who want a phone-tablet hybrid, the Flip is all about compact style and nostalgia — a modern twist on the classic flip phone.

The Galaxy Z Flip4 doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it perfects the formula Samsung introduced with the Z Flip3. With upgrades to the battery, charging speed, camera, and chipset, this new foldable finally feels like a truly refined flagship.

It’s powered by Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset and boasts improvements across all the right areas — low-light photography, endurance, and efficiency. At the same time, it retains the things people already loved: a gorgeous AMOLED display, IPX8 water resistance, and that iconic folding design.

Design: Sleeker, Stronger, and More Refined

At first glance, the Galaxy Z Flip4 looks nearly identical to last year’s Flip3 — and that’s not a bad thing. Samsung has fine-tuned the design instead of overhauling it.

The new Armor Aluminum frame is stronger and flatter, paired with Gorilla Glass Victus+ panels that now have a matte finish for better grip and fewer fingerprints. The hinge is slightly smaller, giving the phone a more compact look, and the bezels around the main screen have been reduced as well.

Samsung still warns users not to remove the pre-applied screen protector from the foldable display, as doing so could cause damage. Thankfully, the new protective layer feels smoother and less smudgy than before.

The Flip4 is available in multiple elegant colors, and its compact size makes it easy to slip into any pocket — even if you’ll want to handle it with care.

Display: Same Great Screen, Smoother Than Ever

The Galaxy Z Flip4 features two displays — a small external one and a large foldable internal screen.

The 1.9-inch Super AMOLED cover display is identical to last year’s, offering 512×260 resolution and 60Hz refresh. It’s handy for quick notifications, calls, music controls, and even selfies.

The main 6.7-inch Foldable Dynamic AMOLED 2X display is stunning, offering a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate, HDR10+ support, and up to 1,200 nits of peak brightness. Samsung has also made the refresh rate more dynamic, allowing it to drop as low as 1Hz to save battery life.

Colors are vibrant, contrast is deep, and visibility in sunlight is excellent — everything you’d expect from a flagship Samsung OLED panel.

Battery Life: Finally Lasts Longer

One of the biggest complaints about the Z Flip3 was its short battery life. Samsung listened. The Flip4 packs a 3,700mAh battery, up from 3,300mAh, and now supports 25W fast charging.

It’s not the fastest in the industry, but it’s a big step up. Using Samsung’s 25W charger, you can get about 55% charge in 30 minutes. There’s also 15W wireless charging and reverse wireless charging for your Galaxy Buds or smartwatch.

With the more efficient Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, the Flip4 performs noticeably better in endurance than its predecessor.

Software: One UI Made Smarter

The Flip4 ships with Android 12 and Samsung’s One UI 4.1.1, offering a familiar and polished experience.

The cover display has become even more useful — you can now access quick toggles, Samsung Pay, and widgets for music, weather, health, and more. The Flex Mode, which lets you use the phone partially folded for hands-free photos or video calls, remains one of the most practical foldable features around.

Samsung’s software support is also among the best, promising four major Android updates and five years of security patches.

Performance: Flagship Power in a Foldable Frame

The Galaxy Z Flip4 runs on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, paired with 8GB of RAM and up to 512GB of UFS 3.1 storage.

Performance is excellent — apps open instantly, multitasking feels smooth, and gaming performance is top-tier. However, due to the compact internal design and limited cooling, the Flip4 can heat up during extended use, leading to some thermal throttling under heavy load.

Still, for everyday use, it’s every bit as powerful as the Galaxy S22 series.

Camera: Small Upgrade, Big Difference

Samsung didn’t overhaul the camera setup but made meaningful improvements. The Flip4 still has two 12MP cameras on the back — wide and ultrawide — plus a 10MP selfie camera on the main screen.

The main sensor is now larger (1/1.76” with 1.8µm pixels), allowing for 65% more light capture and significantly better low-light performance. Photos are sharper, more detailed, and have better dynamic range.

The ultrawide camera and front selfie shooter remain unchanged, but image processing has improved thanks to the new chipset. The Flip4’s cameras may not match the Galaxy S22 Ultra, but they’re more than capable for everyday and social media use.

Verdict: The Foldable to Beat

The Galaxy Z Flip4 marks a turning point for Samsung’s clamshell foldable. It’s no longer just a “fashion statement” — it’s a fully capable flagship smartphone.

What’s Great:

• Compact, stylish, and durable design
• IPX8 water resistance
• Brighter, smoother AMOLED display
• Improved battery life and faster charging
• Excellent overall camera performance
• Flagship-level Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset

What Could Be Better:

• Still no telephoto lens
• Some thermal throttling
• Crease is still visible
• Expensive compared to non-foldables

Overall, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 feels like the most mature and well-balanced foldable phone yet. It’s practical, powerful, and packed with personality. If you’ve been waiting to buy your first foldable, this might just be the one to get.

Vivek Raj

I’m Vivek Raj, the and lead author of techtipsguide.com. With a MBA degree and over 12 years of writing experience, I cover automobiles, gadgets, and the latest news in a simple and reliable way. My goal is to deliver accurate and engaging content that helps readers stay informed and make better decisions. Stay connected with rfbindia.com for the latest updates from the tech and auto world.

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Samsung’s Galaxy A12 aims to bring the company’s trusted smartphone experience to users who don’t want to spend a fortune. Launched at the start of 2021, the Galaxy A12 sits in the brand’s entry-level lineup — below the Galaxy M12 and above the Galaxy M02s — offering a decent mix of design, performance, and camera features for budget buyers.

Design

At first glance, the Galaxy A12 doesn’t scream “cheap.” Yes, it’s made of plastic, but Samsung has managed to make it look and feel good in hand. The unibody design gives it a clean, solid look. The back panel has a diagonal textured finish on the upper part, which adds a bit of visual flair. Down at the bottom, you’ll find Samsung’s logo and some subtle regulatory markings.

The quad-camera module on the rear is neatly arranged, with the LED flash sitting just below. However, the two 2MP sensors (macro and depth) feel more like filler than functional add-ons — something we’ve come to expect in this segment.

Display

Samsung’s OLED screens are legendary, but the Galaxy A12 takes a different route. It features a 6.5-inch PLS LCD panel — Samsung’s version of IPS — with an HD+ (1600×720) resolution. While it’s not the sharpest display out there, it’s perfectly usable for day-to-day tasks, streaming, and browsing.

Brightness peaks at around 400 nits in manual mode and can reach 472 nits with adaptive brightness turned on. It’s not the brightest screen in sunlight, but it’s still acceptable for the price range.

Battery Life

Battery life is one of the Galaxy A12’s strongest points. Its massive 5,000mAh cell easily lasts over a day and a half on a single charge. In testing, it delivered over 16 hours of web browsing, 30+ hours of talk time, and around 15 hours of video playback — impressive endurance for its class.

Charging Speed

Charging, however, is a different story. The included 15W charger takes a little over 3 hours for a full top-up and gives you just 20% in 30 minutes. So, yes — this one’s better charged overnight.

Software

The Galaxy A12 runs Android 10 with Samsung’s One UI 2.5 out of the box. It hasn’t received Android 11 at launch, but Samsung typically pushes updates to its A-series models, so that may change.

The interface feels familiar — smooth, easy to navigate, and packed with Samsung’s usual customization options. The side-mounted fingerprint sensor works well and doubles as a power button. Just be mindful — it can get accidentally triggered in your pocket if you’re not careful.

Performance

Powering the Galaxy A12 is the MediaTek Helio P35 chipset. It’s an octa-core processor built on a 12nm process — efficient but not particularly powerful. You can comfortably browse the web, use social media, and stream videos, but don’t expect high-end gaming performance.

Samsung offers multiple variants, starting with 3GB RAM and 32GB storage, going up to 6GB RAM and 128GB storage. The 4GB/128GB model hits a sweet spot for most users.

Camera

The Galaxy A12 packs a quad-camera setup — though only two really matter. The main sensor is a 48MP Samsung GM2, producing sharp, detailed 12MP shots using pixel-binning. The 5MP ultra-wide adds flexibility, capturing a 123-degree field of view, though it lacks software correction for distortion.

The remaining two 2MP sensors — macro and depth — are there mostly for show. On the front, there’s an 8MP selfie camera housed in a notch, which performs decently in good lighting.

The camera app is classic Samsung — intuitive, fast, and easy to navigate. You can swipe between modes, rearrange them, or switch between cameras with a simple gesture.

Verdict

The Samsung Galaxy A12 isn’t built to impress power users, but it gets the basics right — great battery life, solid design, and reliable cameras for casual photography.

That said, competition in this price segment is fierce. Brands like Xiaomi, Realme, and Poco often offer more powerful chipsets and faster charging at similar prices.

Still, if you’re loyal to Samsung or want a budget phone that looks good and lasts long, the Galaxy A12 is a safe, no-nonsense choice. Just don’t expect flagship performance — this one’s all about dependability.

Vivek Raj

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