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JBL released the Pulse 6 — a portable speaker with enhanced 360-degree lighting and IP67 protection priced at $370.
The iQOO Z11 debuts the MediaTek Dimensity 7500 Turbo in India, paired with a curved 6.83-inch AMOLED display — but there's no UK or US release in sight.
The budget Android arrives in Germany and Spain with a massive 7,500 mAh battery and a 120Hz screen, yet tops out at 4G connectivity.
The Zinwa Q27 packs a full QWERTY keyboard, 4-inch AMOLED, and Android 16 for $420 — but don't expect it at your door anytime soon.
Samsung's new mid-ranger ships with a 6,000 mAh battery, Gorilla Glass Victus+, and a software support promise that outlasts most rivals — but only India gets it for now.
The Chinese brand is teasing a truly bezel-free smartphone at IFA 2026, but it rarely sells devices in the US or UK, and this is still just a concept.
Ugreen's new 160W GaN charger adds a 70cm pull-out USB-C cable, a live power display, and Wi-Fi app control — all for £79.99 at launch.
Colorful has introduced the 16-inch Rimbook L1 Plus, which weighs like a compact ultrabook and runs on Ryzen 7.
The original sold out its entire 30,000-unit run in weeks. Now Samsung is planning a second model — and wider availability may finally follow.
The E6 ECO launches August 15 at $379.99 with Intel's new Core 3 304 chip and Wi-Fi 7 — but the soldered RAM is a dealbreaker for some buyers.
MSI has introduced the compact 4-liter PC Pro Max Edge AI+ based on powerful AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 300 chips, supporting 128 GB of RAM.
Oppo's new mid-ranger launches in China with active thermal management, IP69 protection, and multi-day battery life — but a Western release date is still unconfirmed.
The budget 5G phone with a headphone jack is India-only, as OnePlus has already exited the US and European markets.
Light's new flip phone ditches the app store, the external screen, and most distractions — and undercuts Samsung and Motorola by hundreds of dollars.
VW has licensed its brand to Australian maker n+ for two premium eBikes stuffed with automotive safety tech — but regulatory questions linger for UK riders.
