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So just in case you missed the trash talk by LG at Samsung on Twitter (which was taken down already) during the first day of MWC 2016, initially, we wanted to do a comparison between theSamsung Galaxy S7 and LG G5 to see which one is better. That was until Xiaomi Mi 5 came along and kind of dropped the mic by showing a high AnTuTu score (142084 points) which surpasses both of them, with 133054 points (G5), followed by 116668 (Galaxy S7). Although the Mi 5 comes up on top with the score, it doesn't mean that it's better. So which one is better? Let's find out in thiscomparison between the three flagships. 

Optical Image Stabilization or OIS is often the key feature which lets you take steady shots and videos with your smartphone. However, the Xiaomi Mi 5 now offers a new 16MP rear camera with 4-axis stabilization to go with other high-end tech specs like the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor. This anti-shake feature goes head-to-head with the OIS and smart digital stabilization in the Apple iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus in the video below. Check it out to see which one stays steadier.

The recently revealed Samsung Galaxy S7 builds upon the winning design of the previous Galaxy S6 but now features IP68 water resistance rating higher than the IP67 water reistance of the Galaxy S5. Technically, this means you can now bring it swimming for up to 1.5 meters and 30 minutes, but T-Mobile went a step further and did an underwater unboxing and first impressions video. The video also shows some underwater hands-on action as well, but check it out for yourself in this article.

When it comes to local brands, it's quite normal for Malaysians to shun away from them because of our belief that foreign products are better. While that's usually the case, like Marianne's boss said from Ola Bola, it's also a good thing to do something great for your country. In this case, that could well be Malaysian mobile phone company EXMobile.

In this review, we will be taking a look at the EXMobile VoLte 2 which is one of their latest flagships this year. It might look like a premium device at first glance, but believe it or not it currently costs RM549 which is really economical for a mid-range smartphone. So what did we think of the device? Read below to find out. 

Logitech is no stranger to the gaming community, the G633 Artemis Spectrum RGB 7.1 Surround Gaming Headset currently cost RM559 (including GST) and this bad boy offers superior surround sound and immersive environments when gaming. Check out the futuristic looking headset in our hands-on video of the design and utilities below.

Logitech has always been known for its gaming equipment, introducing the G633 Artemis Spectrum RGB 7.1 Surround Gaming Headset, which made its debut last year, this bad boy offers superior surround sound and immersive environments when gaming. Check out what else we find inside the box asides from the futuristic looking headset in our unboxing video for the G633 below.

If you ever compared the Huawei P7 against the Huawei P8 you would be forgiven if you wondered how the design made such a drastic leap from the glass and metal frame of the P7 to the full metal P8. It turns out that the missing link between the two is the Huawei P8 Lite as it offers a stylish brushed metal full metal frame from the P8 with a front and back similar to the P7. In addition, it is currently being priced for below RM800.  Does it manage to bridge the gap in terms of other aspects as well? We find out in our Huawei P8 Lite review below.

Hey guys, you might have been busy preparing for Chinese New Year or a short getaway trip this coming weekend. But have you sought out your Valentines Day gift yet? No worries, we're here to help you out. Check out our picks for the top 7 pink smartphones for your special one in no particular order!

As of 15 January 2016, the ASUS ZenFone Max (ZC550KL) was released in Malaysia along withASUS ZenFone Zoom together. Currently it costs RM899, and it's already available at authorized retail stores. What's so eye catching about the smartphone is its humongous 5000 mAh battery sitting inside the hood. It's also equipped with a laser autofocus and dual-tone LED flash on its 13MP PixelMaster rear camera. 

Now before I get started, I would like to remark that this won't be a full review because this device is actually not the final product so it's subject to change in the future. So instead of a full review, this will be just a first impression of what I think after using it for a week. Read below to find out more. 

Through some skill and luck we managed to get our hands on the Samsung Galaxy A7 (2016) at the recent Samsung Galaxy A6 or Galaxy A(2016) launch here in Malaysia. Priced at RM1899 the Galaxy A7 (2016) is currently the biggest in the Galaxy A6 series with its 5.5-inch full HD display, at least until or if the Galaxy A9 (2016) makes its way here. Find out what comes in the box asides from the free 32GB microSD card in our unboxing video for the Samsung Galaxy A7 (2016).