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If you've been watching the smartphone news, you would be aware that a lot of smartphone brands are fighting the price wars for their mid-range devices, ranging from the popular price point of RM1299 and above. Then along came Xiaomi, slamming in everyone's faces with an affordable RM1099 Mi A1 smartphone, but it's not just any Xiaomi smartphone, it comes with Google Stock Android system (first time ever for the company). But does it mean that it's a good product? Check out what we have to say about the Mi A1.

Hey TechNavers, our comparison battles have been long overdue but we are back and do we have a treat for you. Obviously, you're here to see what we have to say about the Apple iPhone X and we are pitting it against the Huawei Mate 10 Pro. Who comes up on top? Without further ado, check out the 10 aspects below on which flagship is the better one.

Even from the beginning of pioneering larger than 5-inch display phablets, the Samsung Galaxy Note series has continued to grow from strength to strength, adding on premium leather materials, curved edge screens and better cameras while maintaining the signature S-Pen stylus functionality. This constant pioneering evolution has never stopped, even when setbacks happen, as the Samsung Galaxy Note Fan Edition or FE was created just for the fans of the Samsung Galaxy Note series. Here’s 4 reasons why you should snap up the Samsung Galaxy Note FE while you still can.

The Huawei Mate 10 series consisting of the Huawei Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro can both use Easy Projection to access the PC Desktop-like EMUI Desktop on top of the other Huawei Kirin 970 enabled features. We check out what you need to access it and how it performs in general with our hands-on video below.

So, tablets are still around in this saturated smartphone industry? You bet. In this article, we are going to tell you that the Huawei MediaPad M3 lite is probably the most value-for-money tablet right now for just RM999. whereas other tablets tend to cost more than RM1k. Even though it's not so performance-ish as its predecessor, the MediaPad M3, but here are 7 reasons why you shouldn't pass up getting the tablet.

Yesterday, we got a first look of the honor 7X and a full tech-spec list. Today, we did our unboxing, hands-on and a drop test (for fun, huehuehue) on the device. The mid-range smartphone has yet to be released in Malaysia as it will only be revealed on 12 December 2017 and price is also unknown at the moment. Anyway, honor Malaysia has also joined the FullView display trend and here's how it looks like. Check out our video below!

Do you remember our previous Top 5 Shiniest Smartphones? If you've read that and was wondering why the ASUS ZenFone 4 (ZE554KL) wasn't on the list, that's because the phone was not released back in June. Speaking of that, the ZenFone 4 seems to be under the radar thanks to the new 18:9 FullView display trend lately, but despite that we did check it out and for RM2099, we think it's not that bad. Read below to find out why.

By rights, the Huawei Mate 10 should be the lower-end version of the new Mate 10 series but the new list of tech specs and features makes it seem anything but that with a 2K display, the latest Leica powered cameras and the new NPU integrated Kirin 970 processor. We unbox it and go hands-on with some of the new features of the Mate 10 which goes for an RRP of RM2699. Check out the video here for yourself.

The OnePlus 5T joins the fullview 18:9 smartphone bandwagon with its 6.01-inch display but how durable is it? JerryRigEverything find out in their usual set of scratch, burn and bend durability tests but if you have to know now, you should probably keep this one away from any lighters. Check out the video yourself.

It isn’t often that we see stylus capable smartphones asides from the standard Samsung Galaxy Note series, but the Infinix Note 4 Pro is a fairly unique big metal phablet that comes with a stylus case that you can add-on. Going for RM999 with the X-Pen Stylus case for free, does it offer enough to satisfy Malaysia’s smartphone stylus users? Is it a worthy alternative to a Galaxy Note smartphone? Read on to find out in our review of the Infinix Note 4 Pro.