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Oppo has never been shy about turning its Find X flagships into display specification showcases, and the rumor mill suggests the Find X10 series won't break that habit. From first dynamic refresh rate to per-unit color calibration, Oppo's panels will keep building on their performance history, it seems.

The new Xiaomi 17T has quickly emerged as a true value‑for‑money standout. Its initially high launch MSRP is already history. Just a few weeks after release, the current street price has dropped to just under $700. Check the review’s conclusion to see which users will benefit most from choosing this mid‑range device.

With the new Xiaomi 17T, Xiaomi introduces its Vision Care technology, featuring an eye‑friendly OLED display with four TÜV certifications. The more compact 17T Pro variant is specifically aimed at users who are sensitive to PWM and experience discomfort from flicker caused by brightness control. We examine how Xiaomi’s marketing claims compare with our review results.

Is a mid‑range smartphone like the Xiaomi 17T, powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 8500, strong enough to run modern Android games? This gaming test examines whether its performance can deliver high frame rates in today’s top titles and whether it offers enough power to satisfy gamers.

The Asus ProArt PZ14 is a very slim multimedia convertible with strong CPU performance and an amazing 144 Hz OLED touchscreen, which offers very accurate color profiles. The GPU performance on the other hand is not great, which is falling behind the current rivals from Intel and AMD.

The new Xiaomi 17T doesn’t break any records in our review, but it delivers a great value in the mid‑range segment. Priced under $700, it features an impressive Leica camera and surpasses the Xiaomi 15T in several key areas. Read our review verdict to see, why the 2026 model still ends up with a lower overall score.

As a result of the DRAM crisis, Xiaomi appears to have identified a cost‑saving opportunity that isn’t immediately obvious from the spec sheet. In our review of the Xiaomi phone, we found that the speaker’s sound quality is noticeably inferior to that of the Xiaomi 15T or Xiaomi 17. This aligns with a trend we’ve observed across our reviews.

Touchscreens can have a negative impact on the image quality, which is also the case for some OLED models from Asus' ProArt series. The creator tablet ProArt PZ14, however, features a gorgeous 144 Hz OLED touchscreen without any issues.

The 12.1‑inch Oppo Pad 5 impressed us in our review with its bright display and long battery life. However, there’s still room for improvement when it comes to speaker quality. This is hardly surprising, as we raised the same criticism with the Pro model. It appears that Oppo has identified the speakers as an area for potential cost savings in response to the DRAM crisis.

They aim to be the first company to revolutionize smartphone displays, even before Apple: In a brand new video, Tecno Mobile shows us how the first smartphone with true 0-millimeter display bezels might look like. Rumor has it that Apple will unveil a potentially similar iPhone 20 Pro design with a curved glass look by next year while Tecno's new phone design remains a concept for now.

Asus offers a new base model for the ProArt PX13 convertible. For $1899, you get a slower Strix Halo CPU, but still the powerful Radeon 8060S. The compact device also offers a 2.8K OLED screen, 32 GB RAM and a 512 GB SSD.

Oppo’s interesting mid-range tablets for work and travel perform well in our review, thanks to their large, bright displays and, in some cases, impressive battery life. However, the company’s accessory strategy is puzzling. Why a stylus becomes incompatible after just one year remains a mystery.

Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14 uses a new chassis as well as efficient Panther Lake processors. An efficient IPS touchscreen enables impressive battery runtimes while excellent input devices and optional 5G connectivity ensure a great mobile working experience.

Lenovo offers its high-end business laptop ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14 with IPS as well as OLED panels. This does not only change the image quality, but also battery runtimes, the thickness of the chassis as well as the weight. This is a bit of an issue, because the differences are not small.

In our review, the new Oppo Pad 5 Pro impresses with its long‑lasting battery and large 13.2‑inch display. However, its rather weak speakers, substantial weight, and the absence of a desktop mode detract from the overall impression of this premium tablet. This review summary explains which users will still find this large Android tablet a worthwhile purchase.

In our review, the Oppo Pad 5 Pro impressed us with its exceptional battery life, powerful Snapdragon chipset, and ultra‑slim design. However, the manufacturer has once again omitted a fingerprint sensor from its premium tablet - a feature that should be standard in this price segment in 2026.

Asus equips the Zenbook S14 with Intel's new Panther Lake processors and the result is more CPU performance. You also get a larger battery and a brighter OLED screen, but the graphics performance is a disappointment.

Modos Flow aims to win over customers with a 13.3-inch E-Ink touchscreen that connects to a laptop via a USB-C cable and is designed to make working on the go more comfortable. The mobile monitor is now available for pre-order.

The attractively priced Oppo Pad 5 Pro delivers top‑tier performance and exceptional battery life thanks to the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, all housed in a premium aluminum unibody chassis. However, in the area that matters most for a high‑end tablet — the 13.2‑inch display — this Android device shows a few minor shortcomings.

The Asus Zenbook S14 2026 is equipped with a modern Panther Lake processor from Intel. This results in more CPU performance as well as improved efficiency, but the lower GPU performance also illustrates the big issue of the current CPU generation, and it will not be an improvement for all users.

What target audience is Sony trying to reach with its new flagship phone? With its unique features, Sony clearly sets itself apart from the competition. Yet, when it comes to the OLED display and overall dimensions, the new Xperia generation follows mainstream trends. Is Sony missing a clear strategy.

The ability to record high‑quality video on a smartphone is becoming increasingly important, whether for social media or for capturing personal moments. With the Xperia 1 VIII, Sony aims to position itself among the most capable video‑focused smartphones, drawing on Alpha‑derived features such as S‑Cinetone and AI‑powered real‑time tracking. We’ve also examined how the Xperia’s cameras compare with those of the Oppo Find X9 Ultra.

Microsoft now offers its compact Surface Laptop 13.8 with the updated Snapdragon X2 Elite processors. The entry-level model with 16 GB RAM and 512 GB SSD storage costs at least $1599, while the much lighter Asus Zenbook A14 with the faster X2 Elite SoC starts at $1349.

Microsoft only updates the CPU of the Surface Pro OLED with the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 chips. However, you only get the slowest version of the Snapdragon X2 Elite with a comparatively slow GPU, which is not much faster than the Snapdragon X2 Plus.

Microsoft once again only offers ARM versions of its Surface devices for private customers, while business customers have access to much more powerful hardware, 5G modules and additional display options.

MSI's Claw 8 EX AI+ is the first device with Intel's dedicated handheld SoC, which easily beats the competition. The combination of the Arc G3 Extreme CPU and the Arc B390 iGPU reaches a completely new level of performance. Even AMD's current Ryzen Z2 Extreme does not stand a chance in a direct performance comparison.

Computer prices continue to increase and new gaming handhelds are also affected. MSI's new gaming handheld Claw 8 EX AI+ with Intel's new Arc G3 Extreme chip offers very good performance figures, but we are not sure there are sufficient potential buyers considering the high price of $1799.

The Honor 600 continues to develop its predecessor consistently. A brighter OLED display, larger battery, faster SoC and the new IP69K certification make the smartphone a successful upgrade. Small weaknesses such as the lack of 6 GHz Wi-Fi, wireless charging and the exclusively digital zoom do not tarnish the overall very good impression a little.

Intel's new gaming handheld processor Arc G3 Extreme with the Arc B390 iGPU reaches a new performance level and easily beats AMD's counterpart Ryzen Z2 Extreme at 35 Watts.

The Gram Book 16 comes equipped with a 16:10 IPS touchscreen, AMD's Ryzen AI 7 445, 16 GB of soldered RAM, and 1 TB of user-expandable storage. While there's a decent number of ports, Thunderbolt 4 support would've been welcome.

The on-board magnetic garage is more reliable than having the pen hang along the edges of the chassis, but the overall smaller diameter is an unfortunate trade-off.

The Acer Swift 16 AI ships with a vibrant 2.8K OLED panel, Intel's latest-gen Core Ultra X7 358H processor, 16 GB of RAM, and a 1 TB SSD. Connectivity impresses equally, as there are two Thunderbolt 4 ports in addition to support for the latest wireless standards.

In our review, the Oppo Pad Mini shows exactly what a modern mini tablet should look like. With its 144-Hz OLED display, modern design, and impressive battery life, this alternative to the iPad Mini sets new standards. In comparison, the Apple tablet seems outdated, especially in terms of its display, design, and battery life.

The hardware is one thing, but the software is just as important for an enjoyable user experience with a gaming handheld. MSI improved the software of the new Claw 8 EX AI+ significantly and the new quick settings menu in particular is very convincing.

Fans of compact and lightweight Android tablets have had to wait a long time for a new model with an OLED screen. Now, with its Pad Mini, Oppo has launched the best tablet of its kind on the market - one that showed virtually no weaknesses in our review.

In our review, the Lenovo ThinkTab X11 proved to be a true all-rounder among mid-range tablets. With its rugged build, 5G connectivity, and eSIM support, it has the potential to be an exciting alternative to an Apple iPad — especially for tech enthusiasts, startups, or even coffee‑shop owners, thanks to its built‑in NFC chip.