Oppo is all set to launch the Oppo K13 5G in India next week and ahead of the launch, the brand has already confirmed the key specifications of the device including Snapdragon chipset, an AMOLED display, and more. Here’s everything you’d want to know about the upcoming Oppo K13 5G India launch.
Oppo K13 5G India Launch Details
Oppo K13 5G India launch is scheduled for April 21 at 12 noon. The device’s design and colour options have been confirmed, including Icy Purple and Prism Black. The device gets a square camera module on the back housing two Sensors out of which we only know that the primary sensor will be a 50-megapixel lens.
Aside from that, the device is confirmed to sport a 6.67-inch FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED flat screen with up to 1200 nits global peak brightness. it will run on ColorOS 15 and will AI features such as AI clarity enhancer, AI unblur, AI reflection remover and AI eraser. Additional features include stereo speakers and IR blaster.
The device will be powered by the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 Processor with LPDDR4X RAM and UFS 3.1 storage, and the company claims that the device has an AnTuTu score of 790,000+. The device packs a Vapor Chamber at 5700mm² and a 6000mm² graphite sheet for cooling. It will further be backed by a 7000mAh battery with 80W SuperVOOC charging that will top it up to 62% in 30 minutes.
Finally, for the price range, OPPO says that the phone will be priced in under Rs 20,000 which will be a tough price segment to crack. We’ll know more about the device when it launches next week.
Samsung has announced the launch of two new XCover series rugged devices including the Galaxy XCover7 Pro as well as the Tab Active5 Pro. The Samsung Galaxy XCover7 Pro is the Pro version of the vanilla XCover7 that debuted in February last year and also made its way to India later on as an enterprise-exclusive device.
Samsung Galaxy XCover7 Pro: Details
The XCover7 Pro comes in a single 6GB + 128GB trim and its pricing is yet to be revealed by the brand. The company adds that it will be available starting April 2025, but an exact date hasn’t been revealed.
The Samsung Galaxy XCover7 Pro sports a 6.6-inch TFT LCD display with FHD+ resolution, 120Hz display refresh rate, and Corning Gorilla Glass Victus+ protection. The smartphone is powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 Processor which is paired with 128GB of storage and 6GB of RAM. The internal storage is expandable up to 2TB.
For optics, the smartphone includes a 50MP f/1.8 primary camera paired with an 8MP f/2.2 ultra-wide angle sensor and a 13MP f/2.2 selfie shooter on the front. The smartphone is backed by a removable 4,350mAh battery with 15W charging speeds. The XCover7 Pro further runs on Android 15-based One UI 7. There’s a side-mounted fingerprint scanner for biometrics.
For connectivity, the device includes Dual-SIM 5G, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth 5.4, NFC, a 3.5mm Headphone jack, a USB-C port for charging, and GPS. It also supports the POGO Pin interface for charging. The device is IP68 rated along with MIL-810H industrial standard certification and it also packs stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos support.
Samsung Galaxy Tab Active5 Pro: Details
Samsung Galaxy Tab Active5 Pro is available in two variants including 6GB + 128GB and 8GB + 256GB. While the pricing hasn’t been revealed, the company says the tablet will be available starting this month.
The successor to 2022’s Tab Active4 Pro, the Tab Active5 Pro is MIL-STD-810H certified to withstand extreme altitudes, temperatures, vibration, humidity and can also endure drops of up to 1m. The tablet and its integrated S Pen are IP68 rated dustproof and water-resistant.
The tablet runs on Android 15-based One UI 7. The tablet comes with a 10.1-inch TFT LCD display with a screen resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels, 600 nits brightness, and 120Hz refresh rate. The screen gets Gorilla Glass Victus+ protection. The tablet is powered by a 6nm octa-core processor. It is said to feature the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 mobile platform. In addition, the device comes with 6GB/8GB of RAM and 128GB/256GB of internal storage, which can be further expanded up to 2TB via microSD card slot.
On the camera front, the Galaxy Tab Active5 Pro features a 12-megapixel rear camera with f/1.9 aperture, LED flash. For the front, there is an 8-megapixel f/2.0 shooter. Besides, the tablet packs a 10,100mAh battery that supports Fast charging and POGO pins.
And for businesses that use tablets in a fixed location like a kiosk, Tab Active 4 Pro supports “No Battery Mode” for power without a battery. Lastly, the connectivity options include 5G, 4G LTE, Wi-Fi 6E, Bluetooth v5.4, NFC with front-tagging, and a USB Type-C 3.2 port. There are stereo speakers too with anti-feedback technology as well.
Motorola has been making phones for a while now but their journey in India has picked up pace only since the past few years. The brand’s latest addition to its smartphone portfolio in India is the Motorola EDGE 60 Fusion which comes nearly a year after its predecessor. At an identical price point as last year, which is Rs 22,999 for the base model, can the Edge 60 Fusion make waves in its segment? Let’s find out.
Design & Display
The Edge 60 Fusion packs the same slim form factor its other phones have with a plastic frame and a vegan leather back panel finish in rather Pantone validated shades. We received the Zephyr shade for a review which has a slight pink-ish hue to it along with a darker coloured frame and I have complaints from this shade.
It’s just the right amount of bright that prevents it from looking pale. While the vegan leather back panel may get a little dirty over time, the way the device feels in the hand is not something you feel with a lot of devices at this price point.
Alongside being slim, it’s also narrow and incredibly lightweight, which further makes for a comfortable and premium in-hand experience. The four rings on the back are positioned in a classic Motorola manner, and the device can easily be associated with the brand’s identity at first glance.
The buttons on the right feel tactile enough, but the Haptics aren’t as strong. While the haptics don’t make that buzzing noise that a regular motor makes, and they are slightly tighter, they aren’t quite as strong as the Nothing’s Phone (3a) series, so it may not notify you of calls or notifications when in your pocket.
The handset is also IP68 + IP69 and has the MIL-STD-810H certification, so durability shouldn’t be an issue.
The Dolby Atmos-powered stereo speakers (which have their own branding on the top) sound great in terms of loudness and clarity, but don’t expect the sound to have depth or bass. The whole back panel vibrates at high volumes, but the speakers don’t sound quite full.
Coming to the display, it’s a 6.7″ quad-curved pOLED Display with a 120Hz refresh rate, 4500 nits peak brightness, 10-bit colours, HDR 10+ support, Gorilla Glass 7i protection, a 446 ppi, and 2712×1220 pixels resolution.
It’s quite difficult to pinpoint a flaw with this panel because it’s exceptional in real-world use. Except for the fact that it’s a curved panel, and not everyone would prefer it, this panel is as good as it gets in this price range.
The blacks are deep, while the colours stay vivid. The content looks sharp, and brightness outdoors is also decent, even under direct sunlight. Apps like Netflix lack HDR support, but even then, watching content on this panel was a treat to the eye. The viewing angles are on point, and so is the panel’s responsiveness.
However, if I had to nitpick an issue, it would be the way the software handles the refresh rate. It barely goes above 90Hz in apps and goes to 120Hz while using the system launcher and apps like Settings in the Auto-Select mode. As a result, I had to set it to 120Hz to take the full advantage of the panel because there’s no use equipping the device with a high Refresh Rate panel if the device can’t use its full potential.
The fingerprint sensor in the display works fine when it detects my finger but there’s a bug where it doesn’t activate at all unless you press the power button which should be fixed as soon as possible.
Performance & Software
The Motorola Edge 60 Fusion packs the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Chipset paired with up to 12GB of LPDDR4x RAM and up to 256GB of UFS 2.2 storage that is expandable up to 1TB. This is India’s first device with the D7400 chipset and the chip performed well up to our expectations.
At this price, the device has to beat the iQOO Z10 5G and the Nothing Phone (3a) series, which get the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chipset. In our opinion, it easily matches those devices. We had both the iQOO Z10 and the Edge 60 Fusion while we were reviewing the latter, and we can say the Edge 60 Fusion outperformed iQOO’s device, likely due to better software optimisation.
RAM management on our 12GB unit was great, and so was the software’s responsiveness. As for gaming, the device can handle casual games with ease, while heavier games like Call of Duty Mobile and BGMI may not perform at their full potential.
Speaking of software, there’s not a lot of bloatware that comes pre-installed, which is appreciated. The device did receive an update during the review period that also brought the March 2025 security patch.
The features on offer and the overall look of the user interface are far better than FunTouch OS’s. There are a bunch of gestures on offer, along with lock screen customisation and a proper Always-on display implementation, unlike iQOO’s implementation.
Further, you can choose between two styles of quick settings and features like Moto’s Smart Connect, the ability to use volume keys for media control, App lock, secure folder, network protection, etc., are all available that enhance the user experience.
Next, there’s Moto AI, where you get a prompt bar in the App drawer that allows for global search using natural language. Smart Tabs allow you to use features like Journal or News within the app drawer, the former being more useful. Features like Circle to Search are also available.
Coming to the downsides of the software, while it is much more polished than some of its competitors, there are some things that can be improved, such as the inconsistent animations across the UI. The volume slider in the quick settings has an abrupt animation when you change the volume with the buttons however the brightness slider works smoothly on the other hand. In the app drawer, sometimes the animations when opening an app originates from the middle of the screen.
Then there’s a good amount of lag when switching between lenses in the camera app while shooting a video which also results in abrupt cuts in the video in parts where you switch the lenses.
We hope these bugs are resolved soon and when they do get fixed, the software experience on the device will be much better than where it currently is.
Connectivity performance of the device remained optimal. The device, unfortunately, lacks NFC support.
In addition, Motorola promises 3 major OS updates and 4 years of security patches for the device which is a fairly decent policy for a device costing below Rs 25,000.
Battery life
The Motorola Edge 60 Fusion gets a 5500mAh battery with support for 68W fast charging. Battery backup of the device is outstanding in simple terms.
With about 1.5 hours of gaming alongside other tasks, the device could give me about 6 hours of screen-on time and without gaming, it could reach upwards of 7 hours with more than 24 hours of use time. In other words, I could rarely kill the device within a day even with AOD and 120Hz refresh rate enabled. However, note that with 5G, these numbers could drop. Further, I did have to rely on a third-party app for screen-on time as Hello UI doesn’t show you the said stats since last full charrge.
As for charging, the device took about 54 minutes to go from 7% to 100% which is a great speed for a device at this price point. Note that the device did get uncomfortably hot during the charging process with temperatures soaring above 40-degrees which is something I found unusual.
Cameras
There is a dual rear camera setup, including an OIS-assisted 50MP Sony LYT-700C f/1.88 primary sensor and a 13MP f/2.2 ultra-wide angle sensor. There’s also a 3-in-1 light sensor accompanying the two. At the front, it gets a 32MP f/2.2 sensor with auto-focus support.
Shots from the primary sensor of this device are actually enjoyable to look at. The shots are exceptionally sharp and the colours pop which is an ideal tone for those who like vivid colours. The dynamic range is exceptional while the detailing of the photo is also surprisingly well handled.
From the ultra-wide angle sensor, the shots remain equally impressive. There’s a very slight colour shift but is only noticeable if you look at shots from the main sensor and ultra-wide angle sensor side-by-side. The edge distortion is nicely contained and the detailing remains high from such shots.
The ultra-wide sensor also acts as a macro sensor and macro shots appear decent with its colours but the detailing isn’t the best with such photos.
Portrait shots again look outstanding in terms of colours and detailing. While edge detailing can fall short in select cases, the shots still look quite beautiful. The photos also contain a good amount of sharpness.
Under artificial lighting as well, the handset doesn’t disappoint. The sharpness remains on point and so does the colour tone. You can even spot the minutest details if you zoom into the photo.
Under low light, the device does struggle a bit with details but doesn’t compromise on the colours and tries to maintain the tone as much as possible. As soon as you go under pitch black conditions, the photos completely fall apart.
With Night Mode
The selfies from the front-facing sensor are also great to look at. The skin tones could be slightly better but there’s nothing major to complain about. Even in terms of edge detection in portrait selfies, you won’t be disappointed.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra India price has been slashed by the brand for a limited time under a special offer. Through this offer, interested buyers get an instant discount of Rs 12,000 on the base model of the Galaxy S25 Ultra in India. Here’s everything to know about the development.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra India Price Dropped
Consumers purchasing Galaxy S25 Ultra in Titanium Silverblue colour will get an instant cashback of Rs 12,000. In addition, consumers can avail no-cost EMI starting at Rs 3,178. The special offer, valid until April 30, 2025, allows consumers to avail Galaxy S25 Ultra at its lowest ever net effective price of Rs 1,17,999. Galaxy S25 Ultra was originally priced starting Rs 1,29,999 for the 12GB/256GB variant. The offer is already live on Samsungg’s website.
Note that the offer is available only on Galaxy S25 Ultra in Titanium Silverblue shade for the base 12GB + 256GB model. Other variants and colours are still priced same as before.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: Specifications
The display on the Galaxy S25 Ultra is a 6.9-inch QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2x panel with dynamic Refresh Rate from 1Hz to 120Hz, 240Hz touch sampling rate, Eye comfort shield, and up to 2600 nits of peak brightness. Further, there’s an in-display ultrasonic fingerprint sensor. Corning Gorilla Armor 2 protects this panel.
It comes with 12GB RAM and storage options including 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB. The device is powered by Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy SoC.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra gets a quad-camera setup at the rear, including a 200 MP primary wide camera with dual pixel AF, OIS, f/1.7 aperture, paired with a 50MP ultra-wide camera with 120-degree FoV, f/1.9 aperture, a 50MP telephoto camera with 5x Optical Zoom support, OIS, f/3.4 Aperture and a 10MP telephoto sensor with 3x optical zoom support, OIS and f/2.4 aperture. In addition, there’s a 12MP front sensor with an f/2.2 aperture for selfies and video calls.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra packs a 5000mAh battery which supports 45W wired charging, 15W wireless charging and reverse wireless charging as well
As for the software, the S25 Ultra runs on OneUI 7.0 based on Android 15. Further, S25 Ultra will receive 7 major Android OS upgrades and 7 years of security updates. Additional features include S-Pen support housed inside the slot below the S25 Ultra. Further, both the S-Pen and the phone are IP68 water and dust resistant as well. Connectivity options on the device include UWB support, Wi-Fi 7, 5G, LTE, NFC, Bluetoothv5.4, and Wi-Fi Direct.
Sony debuted a new set of ULT series products last week in global markets. Sony ULT series debuted last year both globally and in India. The new products in the lineup include the Sony ULT Tower 9, ULT Tower 9AC, ULT Field 5, and ULT Field 3, alongside an ULT Mic. Here’s everything to know about them.
Sony ULT Tower 9, ULT Tower 9AC: Features, Prices
The Sony ULT Tower 9 is available now with a suggested retail price of $899.99 (approx Rs 77,300) while the Tower 9AC is priced at $749.99 (approx Rs 64,469).
The new tower speakers from Sony support 360° Party Sound. The ULT Tower 9 and ULT Tower 9AC feature four tweeters that deliver clear sound to both the front and rear of the speaker, with two mid-range speakers for vocal clarity. The speaker also includes Sony’s X-Balanced Speaker Unit to ensure clear audio and powerful sound.
Hitting the ULT button gives access to two bass modes – ULT1 for deeper, lower Frequency bass and ULT2 for powerful punchy bass.
The ULT TOWER 9’s can provide up to 25-hour battery life, while the ULT TOWER 9AC uses an AC connection without a built-in battery. The easy-to-carry handle makes it simple to carry or lift and the stable castors help easily pull the speaker.
The ULT TOWER 9 and ULT TOWER 9AC do more than just play music — where the 360° Party Lights create a synchronized lighting display that can link up to 100 compatible speakers, syncing both music and lighting seamlessly.
The ULT TOWER 9 and ULT TOWER 9AC are also equipped with fun and convenient features, such as karaoke and guitar inputs, as well as the unique TV Sound Booster function that enhances the audio-visual sound experience.
The ULT Field 5 sells for $329.99 (approx Rs 28,300) while the Field 3 sells for $199.99 (approx Rs 17,200).
The Sony ULT Field 5 and ULT Field 3 feature a new shoulder strap for easy carrying. The ULT Field 5 offers a superior music experience with boosted bass, while the ULT Field 3 is claimed to deliver powerful bass from a compact body. There’s also the ULT button on the two speakers.
The technology in the ULT Field 5 works in harmony for better sound quality. The X-Balanced Speaker Unit produces a clear and powerful sound with a tweeter providing a spacious sound for high frequencies. The passive radiators are optimized to enhance bass sound.
The ULT Field 3 packs a two-way active driver design, incorporating a dedicated woofer and tweeter. Plus, the layout of the side passive radiators has been optimized to enhance bass sound.
The detachable shoulder strap offers multiple carrying options, making it ideal for outdoor adventures. With the ULT Field 5 and ULT Field 3, listeners can choose the colour that matches their look, from Black and Off-White, and an additional Forest Gray colorway with the ULT Field 3.
The Field 5 can deliver up to 25 hours of battery life, while the ULT FIELD 3 offers up to 24 hours of non-stop playback.
With IP66 and IP67 waterproof and dustproof ratings, the ULT FIELD 5 and ULT FIELD 3 are ready for listening wherever users like – and there’s no problem rinsing them off either. The speakers are also salt-water resistant making them ideal for beachside listening.
The 360° Party Lights are also added to the ULT FIELD 5. Both speakers include other convenient features, such as Party Connect, Multipoint Connection, Bluetooth Fast Pair, and a USB charging port.
Sony ULT Mic: Features, Price
The ULT Mic, selling for $149.99 (approx Rs 12,900), is designed to pair seamlessly with our ULT POWER SOUND Series speakers. These wireless microphones instantly connect two wireless mics by inserting dongles into the quarter-inch jack mic port, delivering “exceptional vocal clarity.”
Nothing has released Nothing X 3.0 version for its earbuds’ companion App that brings a whole new design and user interface that makes it look more modern and aligns with Nothing’s design language. Furthermore, the app also reveals the design of the CMF Buds 2 which are the upcoming earbuds from its sub-brand, CMF.
The Nothing X 3.0 version was released through the Play Store as a 79MB update with the changelog that says:
Brings a brand-new UI design for more immersive user experience
Supports new Buds 2
Bug fixes and improvements
As we tested it for ourselves, the design is less flashier than before and more modern. The functionality to tap on the earbuds’ image to customise the controls is gone, though. Instead, there’s a new ‘Controls’ box that can be tapped on to go to the controls customisation. Alongside, there are the equaliser, Ultra Bass, Device settings, and About sections as well. Out of these, the Ultra Bass section would only appear if your earbuds support it.
There’s a couple of widgets inside the app, including for Spatial Audio and Noise Cancellation Controls so you can access them with a single tap. There’s a new Connection Guide feature that shows you how to pair various Nothing and CMF earbuds with your device.
Within this guide, one can notice the CMF Buds 2. The design of the earbuds has also been revealed through this in-app photo. The case as well as the earbuds look highly identical to the CMF Buds Pro 2 from last year. Instead of the CMF by Nothing branding inside the case, though, it says “Buds 2” this time.
CMF Buds 2, Buds 2A, and Buds 2 Plus are all set to debut on April 28 along with the CMF Phone 2 Pro.
Google Pixel Watch 4 renders have been leaked online, giving us our first detailed look at the upcoming watch from Google which may not entirely look different than its predecessors. Here’s everything to know about the newly leaked renders of the Google Pixel Watch 4.
Leaked by 91mobiles, the Google Pixel Watch 4 renders show that it maintains the circular design from its predecessor model, the Pixel Watch 3, and models before that. The screen bezels appear to be slightly slimmer, even though they aren’t clearly shown in the renders, while the back design looks similar to the first Pixel Watch.
The Pixel Watch 4 doesn’t have any pins on the back which suggests it will support wireless charging. The Google Pixel Watch 4 renders further show the two buttons on both sides of the speaker on the right side of the watch. The functionality of these buttons aren’t clear yet, but could remain similar as previous year’s model. The upcoming Pixel Watch is also said to be thicker at 14.3mm. In comparison, the Pixel Watch 3 measures 12.3mm in thickness.
The thicker build could be due to a bigger battey but again, there isn’t any confirmation as of yet. Further, the watch could be made available in 41mm and 45mm sizes.
Google not opting for a new desing is reasonable considering it is what makes a Pixel Watch different from other smartwatches in the market. The dome-shaped display has created an identity for the Pixel Watch and it is only fair that Google sticks to that same formular, at least this year.
MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ Processor has been announced by the company as a follow-up chip to the already powerful Dimensity 9400. MediaTek says that the Dimensity 9400+ supports the latest Large Language Models (LLM) while sustaining a super power-efficient design.
MediaTek Dimensity 9400+: Specifications
The Dimensity 9400+ features an All Big Core design, integrating one Arm Cortex-X925 core operating up to 3.73GHz, combined with 3x Cortex-X4 and 4x Cortex-A720 cores. This powerful configuration accelerates single and multithreaded performance for top-tier Android UX experiences.
Equipped with the MediaTek NPU 890, the Dimensity 9400+ supports a wide range of LLMs across many regions around the world. The Chipset supports Mixture-of-Experts (MoE), Multi-Head Latent Attention (MLA), Multi-Token Prediction (MTP), and FP8 inferencing with faster reasoning speeds.
It also offers 20% faster agentic AI performance with Speculative Decoding+ (SpD+). Additionally, the built-in Dimensity Agentic AI Engine (DAE) makes it easy for developers to turn traditional AI applications into sophisticated agentic AI applications.
The Dimensity 9400+ integrates a 12-core Arm Immortalis-G925 GPU, which enhances gaming visual experiences by bringing PC-level features to smartphones with opacity micromap (OMM) support for realistic effects. This makes video game elements—such as vegetation, hair or feathers—look more realistic and dimensional without impacting performance.
The chipset’s powerful GPU also sustains peak gameplay speeds, allowing users to game longer without lag. Additionally, the Dimensity 9400+ includes a new frame rate converter 2.0+ (MFRC 2.0+), which was developed in coordination with game developers to double effective FPS and enhances power efficiency by up to 40% when MFRC is utilized.
The MediaTek Imagiq 1090 ISP enables HDR video recording across the entire zoom range. MediaTek’s Smooth Zoom technology provides seamless capture of moving subjects while allowing users to isolate the image and audio they want in each scene. The MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ expands phone-to-phone direct Bluetooth connections to 10km, extending 6.6 times further than the Dimensity 9400.
Further, there’s support for a BeiDou satellite connection, offering 33% faster TTFF (Time to first fix), even without cellular connectivity. Other connectivity features include Wi-Fi 7 tri-band concurrency with five streams, MediaTek Xtra Range 3.0, which delivers up to 30m greater Wi-Fi coverage, 5G/4G Dual SIM Dual Active, and Dual Data capabilities to give users more flexibility.
The first devices with this chipset are the Find X8s and Find X8s+ which have already launched in China.
Mivi AI has been launched by the homegrown accessories brand Mivi in India. The company touts it as the world’s first human-like Artificial Intelligence, “aimed at revolutionizing the human-AI relationship.” The company, carried out its own independent research and development to develop a human-like AI that will supposedly “make technology more integrated into people’s daily lives, enhancing productivity and well-being by creating more meaningful and user-centric experiences.”
While existing AI models operate in a simple on-screen question-response framework, Mivi says that it reimagined the interaction layer from the ground up. Leveraging the full reasoning capabilities of advanced LLMs, the company has successfully engineered a personalized conversation engine and trained its models to maintain context.
Mivi AI is being introduced to consumers through the first-of-its-kind AI Buds, enabling seamless, on-the-go interactions. Users can say “Hi Mivi” to wake the AI and begin a natural conversation. As the first product built on the Mivi AI platform, the “AI Buds mark the beginning of a broader ecosystem of intelligent devices.”
Trained on thousands of voice samples, Mivi AI is uniquely attuned to understand and respond to a wide range of Indian accents, claimed the brand. The core technology behind Mivi AI leverages:
Natural Language Processing (NLP): Making AI proficient in understanding, interpreting, and generating human language in a way that feels fluid and natural.
Emotional Intelligence: AI that can recognize and respond to the emotional tone of a conversation, enhancing user experience by making interactions feel more personalised and human.
Context Awareness: AI that can remember prior interactions and understand the broader context of a conversation or situation.
Mivi AI’s USP lies in its human-like approach rather than following predefined commands and providing rigid responses. “It uses developed systems which are capable of mimicking human interactions, processing complex language, recognizing context, understanding emotions and engaging in dynamic conversations. Mivi’s human-like AI can interpret finer nuances in the command language and adapt to various situations, similar to a human being,” said Mivi.
Promate has announced the launch of the world’s first 160W GaNFast Universal Travel Adapter – TripMate-GaN160. The All-in-One travel adapter enables users to charge their laptops at up to 160 watts of speeds and has a total of three USB-C ports and a single USB-A port.
TripMate-GaN160: Price, Features
The Promate Technologies TripMate-GaN160 will be available starting 10th April at a price of Rs 8,999, in a single black colour. The charge will be available exclusively at Amazon.in
Engineered with state-of-the-art GaNFast technology, it enables faster, more efficient charging while reducing heat generation and bulk. This travel adapter integrates an ultra-fast 140W PD USB-C port, two additional PD USB-C ports, a 60W USB-A port, and an universal AC socket supporting up to 2500W—ensuring charging for multiple high-power devices simultaneously, including laptops, tablets, and smartphones.
It gets a sleek, slide-out plug design that fits effortlessly into any travel bag. Its intelligent power distribution ensures optimal charging efficiency for all your gadgets. TripMate-GaN160 is the first travel adapter capable of charging high-performance laptops at full speed. With PD140 USB-C fast charging, it supports power-hungry devices like MacBook Pro 16” (140W), Dell XPS 17 (100W), Razer Blade 15 (100W), and most gaming laptops with RTX 3080/4080/4090 GPUs.
The charger includes interchangeable US, UK, EU, and AU plugs, ensuring seamless connectivity in over 150 countries. Further, it features a 10A fuse rating, overcharge protection, short-circuit prevention, and temperature control to safeguard your devices.
