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When we reviewed the OnePlus 5 last year, it was dubbed as the flagship killer for a few good reasons and good specifications at a reasonable price. Comparing it with the iPhone 7 Plus (before the 8 and X were released), we think the former is definitely more worth it. Then after that, the OnePlus 5T was revealed coming with an 18:9 aspect ratio body for RM2388. There are not many changes per se with the OnePlus 5, so join us to check out if the new flagship killer delivers below.

Last year, when the Samsung Galaxy A5 (2017) and Galaxy A7 (2017) came out, we quickly compared the two as the tech-specs were quite similar back then. Fast forward to one year later, the Galaxy A8 (2018) is coming out real soon so if you have the Galaxy A7 (2017), you might have wondered if it's worth it to upgrade or not. Just in case you were wondering, no, there's no Galaxy A8 (2017) model and the last time that an A8 model did come to Malaysia was way back in 2015. Anyway, check out our comparison below.

Just recently, we did a 10 Days Fatty Diet Challenge with the Samsung GearSport and Gear IconX. We did talk about the devices briefly but if you want to know more about the RM1299 GearSport and RM799 Gear IconX, you've come to the right place. Check out our more in-depth first impressions of these two health tracking devices below.

Ah...exercising. That's one thing that most people would say they would do when the new year starts. Keeping yourself in shape is really hard, but the TechNave team was given the challenge to burn some calories by Samsung Malaysia before Chinese New Year. No way that we will slim down drastically, but the point is to exercise and see the usefulness of the GearSport along with the Gear IconX device.

Samsung mid-range smartphones have always caught the attention of the public for only one reason - is it worth buying? Since last year, the popularity of mid-range smartphones have kind of skyrocketed through the roof in Malaysia. Also, if you're an enthusiastic gadget follower, you would know that mid-range phones tend to look like premium phones too, which is what Samsung are doing with their latest Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) and Galaxy A8+ (2018).

In this day and age where the computers in our pockets are becoming more and more powerful, we ask the question "What is the best computer?". Our answer is: "The one you have with you.". We find out what you can do with the AI-driven Kirin 970 processor powered Huawei Mate 10 or Mate 10 Pro as the best computer to have with you in the video below.

If we can sum up the smartphones of 2017 it would be the year of the "sequels" because most of them had little changes. While some were really great products, some of them were also quite questionable. So before we get on with the rest of 2018, let's take a look at our Top 12 phones to look forward to in 2018 in no particular order.

Finally, the Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) and Galaxy A8+ (2018) are released in Malaysia for a price tag of RM1799 and RM2499 respectively. We got ourselves the plus variant and explored if there's actually any difference between the two. Well, turns out there isn't much except for a bigger display of 6-inch (FHD+), 6GB of RAM, 64GB internal storage and a bigger battery up to 3500mAh. We have already done a video for the Galaxy A8 (2018) right here, and without further ado, check out our Galaxy A8+ (2018) unboxing and hands-on video below. 

Sony Mobile Malaysia officially announced their new Xperia XA2 series consisting of the Sony Xperia XA2 for RM1299, Xperia XA2 Ultra for RM1999 and Xperia L2 for RM999. Check out the tech specs and hands-on pictures.

Tall and slim smartphones with 18:9 aspect ratio displays are flooding the market, with many just focusing on the display and not much else. Granted, this lets them churn out cheap devices but they don't really offer much in terms of value. The RM899 ASUS ZenFone Max Plus (M1) may just change this with not only a 5.7-inch HD+ 18:9 aspect ratio display but also, 4GB of RAM, a big 4130 mAh battery, a 16MP selfie camera and 16MP + 8MP wide angle dual rear cameras. Does it manage to deliver on it's value-for-money mission for Malaysia's masses? Read on and find out in our full review of the ASUS ZenFone Max Plus.