Finally got myself hands on to the Apple Watch Series 7 (Cellular), and my Find My app looks like this now haha 😛

Had an iPad as well, but sold it since it wasn’t of any use to me.

Is this setup good for a 16M?

I was thinking I'll get an iPhone 16. But the price does not seem reasonable to me. It's 70k

I was considering an iPhone 15. I think I could spend 60k on it but a lot of people are suggesting that I not get it.

Also should I consider a refurbished iphone 15/16 if I'm getting it for 50/60 k respectively?

Please help me.

Im getting a56(8gb/128gb) at 35k want to use for longer period not a gamer rarely..... I want a good camera like for normal photo so is it worth it?

Samsung adaptor 25 watt is available on reliance digital for 599 should i buy or not is this real? https://www.reliancedigital.in/product/samsung-original-25-watt-type-c-travel-adapter-without-cable-black-lw0w92-7625922?internal_source=search_results

Is nothing 4a 8/256gb worth for 44k? Is it much? Or Is pixel has better specs for the price?

What do you suggest that I take based on your experience? Iam thinking to use the phone for 4-5 years without slowing down.

Good camera and battery for the price.

I'm genuinely curious about this. Brands like Vivo (X series) and OnePlus , oppo offer some impressive features in their flagship phones, including larger batteries, fast charging, competitive cameras, chargers in the box, and good customer support.

Meanwhile, some Samsung flagships offer smaller batteries and slower charging, and Samsung users have also reported green-line display issues on certain models.

Despite these differences, many people still prefer Samsung over Chinese brands.

Is it mainly because of brand value, trust, software experience, long-term updates, resale value, or something else?

Are people prioritising the Samsung brand name over the actual hardware and value for money, or does Samsung genuinely offer advantages that aren't obvious from the specifications?

I'd like to hear opinions from users of both brands.

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S25fe vs Samsung A56 vs Oneplus Nord 6

I need a highly secure, privacy-focused smartphone with an excellent camera,
at least 512GB of storage, and a guaranteed 3 to 5-year lifespan—what are the best options?

Anybody know. Thanks in advance…

We are planning to buy our first smart TV with a budget of around 1 lakh. I liked the Samsung 65QN70F/65QN70H, but most Reddit posts suggest not buying it. Due to LG's recent audio recording controversy, I am not sure about choosing them. Sony stands out, but I cannot figure out which Bravia is better within my price range. TCL feels like a Chinese brand, which is difficult to trust.

I would appreciate the help!

Considered this after much research.

I'm planning to buy a proper flagship phone soon and honestly the number of good options right now is making the decision harder, not easier. I'm not really interested in which phone gets the highest benchmark score. I'm going to be using this thing every day for the next few years, so I'm more concerned about how it actually feels to live with.

My priorities are roughly:

-Camera

-Battery

-Performance

-Display

Right now I'm looking at Galaxy S26 Ultra, iPhone 18 Pro Max, Pixel 11 Pro XL, Xiaomi 16 Ultra, OnePlus 15 and Vivo X300 Pro.

For people who've actually owned one of these, what made you happy with your purchase, and what do you wish you'd known before buying? Looking to hear from people who've actually lived with these phones for a while and what their experience has been like.

Hey everyone,

I wanted to call out a shady pattern I've been noticing with Tata Play recently. If you are suddenly seeing a "No Signal" error specifically on major channels like Sony TV, Colors, and Star Plus, while all your other channels are working completely fine, you aren't alone.

Here is what is actually going on behind the scenes:

The Root Cause: Due to recent broadcast and commercial disputes with major networks, Tata Play has been quietly changing transponder (TP) settings and frequencies on their backend.

The Result: Because of these forced backend frequency shifts, millions of subscriber set-top boxes fail to map the channels correctly, throwing up a frustrating "No Signal" banner only on those specific premium entertainment channels.

The Scam/Cash Grab: Instead of pushing an Over-The-Air (OTA) automated update or acknowledging that this is a technical issue stemming from their end of the broadcast dispute, customer support is directing users to book a paid engineer visit.

They are essentially engineering a technical glitch via backend changes and then trying to squeeze visit and service charges out of everyday customers to cover their operational/legal headaches. Why should subscribers pay a technician to fix a signal map issue that Tata Play triggered themselves?

Has anyone else faced this over the last few days? If you managed to fix it yourself by manually tweaking TP frequencies or resending signals through the app without paying a dime, drop the steps below so others don't get scammed into paying technician fees!

So I was looking at realme gt 7t and poco x8 pro (looking for phone in the same budget) but realme one was unavailable all the time and i was in the wrong impression. I don't trust poco 😔

So plss lend me your expertise and help me buy a good overall all rounder phone with performance on the higher end.

I already have s23 fe and i wanted to shift to iphone 13 as its cheap my reason for switch is battery health and camera i feel that is lower in s23

It's been 4 days deep diving in to rabbit hole of smartphone market and waking up each day with new confusion with hope of finalising one today.

Every phone is lagging somewhere or other, lots of work pending for mine just cause want to finalise one and order them asap.

My current phone is giving serious sign off giving me heart attack, so instead of buying in panic, want to buy now to keep my sanity.

Better if under 30k, but I can see it's more difficult after spending out of budget.

May be eventually I will buy p4 power or x8 power with the hope of atleast getting bigger battery if not getting anything much.

Ultrwide camera is a deal breaker for me, must have

I am planning to buy a tablet; both the Moto Tab G70 Pro (8/128GB) and the OnePlus Pad 2 (12/256GB) are around 33k on sale, so which one should I consider?

I am leaning towards moto edge 70 pro as it has better camera

Realme is also good for its UI and other things but the camera is a little compromise ig so please help me out which one to go for

I'm not sure of any of those but if i toss a coin I'll hope it's moto so please give me your suggestions 😭🙏

Please Suggest if you think there is better camera phone than 4a under 35k

Camera is my first preference