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The realme C15 was actually launched in the Indonesian market first before making its way to Malaysia. But with so many C smartphone models around here (five, in fact), it makes us wonder how the C15 is any different from the rest. Well, strap in and read the pros and cons of our realme C15 review below.

Last month, POCO have launched the POCO M3 in Malaysia with an affordable price tag. The device costs RM599 (4GB + 64GB) and RM699 (4GB + 128GB).

But what pictures should you take? Last week, we covered two of the contest categories, so we'll talk about the other two this time. The two remaining categories are "Clearly Your Best Creativity" and "Clearly Your Best Landscape", which are quite self-explanatory. But let's take some time to discuss them and what kind of photos you may want to take.

Priced at RM2699, the OnePlus 8T may not be one of the "flagship killer" that OnePlus has come to be known for. However, it doesn't compromise on the tech specs and features. If you want to know more, read on for our OnePlus 8T review.

Maybe you're rolling your eyes over the fact that it's using an Exynos 990 chipset. Granted, it's not on the same level par as the Snapdragon 865 chipset, but it doesn't mean it's as bad as many say it is. Anyway, if you want to know more about the performance of the Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G, read our analysis below.

Of course, we're aware that this foldable phone isn't suitable for most consumers. Not everyone has the budget to purchase this beautiful piece of technology, especially in this period. But we're still going to review it because we find it an intriguing product. If you're a gadget enthusiast and are curious to know about its performance, read on below for our Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 review!

In these past months and weeks many of us have been working from home, so for this most recent CMCO, we took the opportunity to try out the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G for its main purpose, productivity! Utilizing a top-of-the-line Samsung Exynos 990 chipset, 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage you can easily use it’s Link to Windows or Samsung Notes functions to move your work to a laptop seamlessly but how about just by itself? We checked that out with 1 day of working with the Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G during the CMCO below.

The Sony ZV-1 is the most anticipated point and shoot camera recently, and you may have seen our Sony ZV-1 livestream last few weeks that we introduced its features and the 4K resolution shooting ability as well as the super-slow motion shot features packed within this small camera. 

Printers are probably one of the most overlooked tools when working from home, largely because we’re so used to having reliable printers at the office. Now that most of us are stuck at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, I’m pretty sure some of us have considered getting a printer for your home office so that you don’t have to head back to the office just to get something printed.

With that being said, there might be some of you who are unsure whether you should get a printer for yourself, which is the best printer for you, or whether to go for a laser or inkjet printer. In this article, we’ll be going into more detail on whether you should be getting your own printer, as well as how to choose between a laser and inkjet printer.

If you recall, OPPO launched the Be A RENOgrapher contest last week that's focused on mobile photography. You may have missed the first week, but you can still join now and stand a chance to win prizes of up to RM129000, including new OPPO Reno4 smartphones.