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Honor’s first dual rear camera for Malaysia, the Honor 6 Plus offered easy wide aperture or Bokeh camera effects at a value busting below RM1k price tag. Now, as metal bodied smartphones with fingerprint sensors become more common, the Honor 6X offers all that and the aforementioned dual rear camera Bokeh mode for around RM1k. Is it worth it? Find out in our full review of the Honor 6X below. 

Sick of carrying around an extra power bank around? And don’t you just hate it too when you forgot to bring either that or the charging cable? As the usage of streaming and playing entertainment on their devices continue to increase, having high battery mAh in smartphones is a popular criteria for Malaysians. If you’re looking for one, you’ve come to the right place. Here are our top 5 smartphones with big batteries you can get in Malaysia.  

With the upcoming Huawei P10 Dazzling Blue and Pantone Greenery that will be available here in Malaysia starting on 5 May 2017. Here is a quick unboxing video to take a closer look and a quick comparison between the Dazzling Blue, Dazzling Gold, and Matte Black version.The two new colours will be having the same price tag of RM2499 at all Huawei Stores here in Malaysia.

It’s been almost a month now since the Huawei P10 Plus was released in Malaysia for RM3099, and whether or not the new Greenery and Dazzling Blue version will come together with the P10 on 5 May 2017, we take a look back at some of the innovations that Huawei did with the P10 series, particularly the P10 Plus since it’s the best version of the bunch.

While the Moto M is priced (RM1199) and marketed as a midrange smartphone, the hardware and features on this smartphone allow it to do much more than most of its users know, so here are 5 things you probably didn’t know your Moto M can do and how to use them.

The ZTE Blade V8 has arrived in Malaysia and for a mid-range device, the virtual reality, bokeh mode, and 3D shooting mode are quite impressive, thanks to the 5.2-inch FHD display in 1080p resolution. There's also a dual 13MP + 2MP camera on the back that leverage on the depth of field and can create 3D effects nicely through the use of VR mode. Anyway, check out our hands-on video on the RM999 device below.

Apparently SenHeng Malaysia are offering the Apple iPhone 6s Plus 32GB or 128GB with RM700 discount. Of course, there are strings attached, in that the discount is only available for SenHeng members but it only costs RM12 to become a member (unless you're a member already) and you get extra 1 year warranty, so in light of that, is it actually worth it to buy the Apple iPhone 6s Plus? Check out the breakdown below:

• Apple iPhone 6s Plus 128GB ~ RM2999 RM3699 + RM12
• Apple iPhone 6s Plus 32GB ~ RM2499 RM3199 + RM12

We have teased you about the Sony Xperia XZs last week and here you have it - the latest Sony device for RM2899 packing the world's first super slow mo feature in 960 fps! It also features a 19MP camera on the back with Exmor RS (f/2.0), 4GB RAM + 64GB ROM, Snapdragon 820, IP68 water and dust resistant, fingerprint sensor on the side and more. Without further ado, check out our video below!

Back when the Sony Xperia XA got released in Malaysia last year, it got smacked down as an overpriced mid-range phone because of its poor battery life and other reasons. Whatever the problem was, Sony has brought back a newer model called the Xperia XA1. But is the new device's performance as sub-par as before and is it worth RM1199? Let’s find out.

In a world where smartphone brands are increasingly saturated over the years, we have seen a lot of great innovations and unfortunate brands that went under the radar. However, I think it’s also safe to say that we are also getting a bit bored (or annoyed, if I might add) of seeing the repeated things of what phone companies are doing. Here are our top 5 list of what smartphone manufacturers should stop doing if they want to keep our attention.