News & Reviews:   Pocophone F1

Starting from 16 November 2018 onwards, Xiaomi will be the first brand in Malaysia to offer e-SIM by Durian Man app starting from a low as RM1. The e-SIM allows the device to function even without a physical SIM. Not only that, it reduces the overall cost needed to manufacture the SIM as well.

When gaming phones were becoming a thing early this year, I can still vaguely remember jokes about having an ROG Phone with my friends. Well well well, ASUS actually listened and bam, they revealed the Republic of Gamers gaming smartphone at Computex 2018 and now it's finally released in Malaysia. From a starting price of RM3499 (or RM3999 if you want the 512GB model), this can be considered a pretty sweet deal but is it just a gimmick? How about you read below to find out.

When the Pocophone F1 by Xiaomi was revealed back in August 2018, only the Rosso Red model didn't make it into the Malaysia market. But that could change since o  POCO India's Twitter and Instagram account, they have just teased the coming of the red-hot phone.

Apparently there were a bunch of Audi R8 Sports cars were spotted at the Xiaomi Mi Store grand opening in D’Pulze Cyberjaya today 29 September 2018. The cars had the Xiaomi and Pocophone F1 which symbolizes the raw speed and capabilities of device which is equipped with top of the line Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset.

When Xiaomi unveiled the Pocophone F1 in Indonesia, the South East Asian region lost their minds and so did we. Not only because of the insane price tag starting from RM1299, but it's also carrying flagship tier tech-specs that effectively makes it the real killer of all flagship killers. But then again, does it perform well in that price range? After using it for a month, it has both pros and cons so read below if you want to know more.

When OnePlus first came out it was the flagship killer, the one delivering flagship performance and features for a fraction of the price. Now with the OnePlus 6 and the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 845, up to 8GB RAM and 128GB storage is it still the value king? Find out in our review of the OnePlus 6 below.

Starting today (6 September 2018), Xiaomi will be having its first 24-hour event across multiple countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines. For just one day only, the Xiaomi x Lazada Super Brand Day will offer consumers the best of affordable prices which includes exclusive themed gifts, limited edition products, premium packaging and even offline experiences.

Is this the review that you've been waiting for? You probably have read some of our articles on the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 for the past three weeks, such as the battery, the Water Carbon Cooling System, the S-Pen and others. Obviously, this phone doesn't need any introduction. But what you probably need to know is whether this phablet is worth the purchase (starting from RM3699) or not. So without further ado, here's what we think of the Galaxy Note 9.

Xiaomi has officially opened their store in Midvalley Megamall on 30 August 2018 as well launched the sale of the Pocophone F1 in Malaysia. Customers lined up as early as 8PM the day before in order to be one of the first to get their hands on the Pocophone F1. Not only that, those who bought the Pocophone F1 will be eligible for a free gift courtesy of Xiaomi. Do take note that only the 6GB RAM 128GB internal storage is available at the store while the 6GB RAM 64GB internal storage version is available exclusively on Lazada.

Today we managed to get a hold of the Pocophone F1 by Xiaomi, so why not make a hands-on and first impressions video of it? As for availability, the device will be available in Malaysia starting 30 August 2018 at Xiaomi’s Official Mi Store and Lazada for the price of RM1299 for the 6GB+64GB internal storage and RM1499 for the 6GB+128GB internal storage variant including SST.