Articles by Harish Jonnalagadda

The iPhone 15 is now available, and it has considerable upgrades across the board. So should you still consider the iPhone 14 or just buy the iPhone 15?
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The Baseus Blade is a power bank with a unique design that’s aimed at portability. It has a 20,000mAh battery, two USB-C and two USB-A ports, and charges at 100W. The best part? An integrated screen that shows real-time ch…

Xiaomi’s Smart Band 7 Pro is a larger version of the Mi Band 7 that’s designed to look like a smartwatch. It also comes with a few exciting features like a built-in GPS and always-on mode. So should you get the Mi Band 7 o…

The iQOO 11 is the first phone I’ve used to feature the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. With a bold design backed by a smooth 144Hz AMOLED screen and powerful cameras, the iQOO 11 has a lot going for it.
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With the BTR7, Fiio has managed to deliver the best Bluetooth DAC you can get for under $250.

POCO has a lot to offer with the F4 GT. The gaming phone has a vibrant screen, powerful hardware, and undercuts Xiaomi and Samsung devices by a considerable margin.
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Making the switch from iPhone to Android? It’s never been easier to switch platforms, and with Google and Samsung offering enticing phones, now is the time to consider moving to Android.
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The HS80 combines a comfortable design with amazing sound and rock-solid wireless connectivity.

Corsair is doing all the right things when it comes to headsets. The Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT is easily one of the best PS5 headsets available today, and the brand has a range of solid options targeted at various price points.

With the HS80 RGB Wireless, Corsair is rolling out its most comfortable headset yet. I used the most recent launches in the Virtuoso series and the Xbox-focused HS75, and the HS80 is just in a league of its own when it comes to comfort. The more gaming headsets I use, the more I realize that comfort is the biggest factor in extended use — at least for me.

In that regard, the HS80 outshines its immediate rivals. But that’s not the only area where Corsair’s latest headset wins out; it has the same Slipstream tech that allows for low-latency wireless connectivity, Dolby Atmos and spatial sound, and an omnidirectional mic that is outstanding. Corsair ticked all the …