Review

This is the new OPPO Watch X, also known as the OnePlus Watch 2. They're both the same thing but with different names. It's the company's new true smartwatch that runs on WearOS 4.0 - and boasts a supremely long battery life. Is it true? Does it actually last that long? What are the features available? Let's go through them in this video - but I have a disclaimer.

I gotta start off by saying this - I like the Redmi Watch 4. It's an amazing smartband that runs on Xiaomi's latest HyperOS and offers lots of functionalities which we will go through in this video. I've been wearing this watch for about 2 weeks and here's what I found out about it.

When OPPO launched the Reno11 series, they also launched this budget-friendly tablet called the OPPO Pad Neo. It's priced at RM1399 and I think it's a decent tablet but we'll talk about the value that this tablet offers near the end of this video. This is a rather simple tablet so this video won't be that long.

Following their tradition, Kingston will release one special edition USB drive that is designed based on whatever zodiac that year is. For this year, it's the year of the dragon and Kingston sent us this cute little USB drive.

Introducing - the ROG Phone 8 series of gaming smartphones. They look entirely different from their predecessors and that had been a very controversial point. We'll talk about that and many more in this video and comparison of the ROG Phone 8 base version in the Rebel Grey color and also the ROG Phone 8 Pro Edition.

What I have here are two new phones from the Redmi Note 13 series of smartphones - the lowest end in the family, the Redmi Note 13 4G, and also the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ 5G. Yes, the name is super long.

Do you want a small and compact flagship smartphone that is available worldwide yet has a long period of software support? Then consider the Galaxy S24. Small flagships like this have a special place in my heart. It’s a phone that I can use one-handed yet it packs great performance and good cameras that can rival some bigger phones.

Okay, you've seen the gaming test of the Galaxy S24 Ultra, you've seen the benchmarks, and also took a glimpse at the battery life in our standardized battery life test. However, I have to highlight that everything we shown here is using this build version as shown on the screen, and it is said that Samsung will release another firmware update that will change how the phone performs. I'm not sure what Samsung will change, though.

I can't wait for the firmware update any longer, so we'll just proceed with this review. For this year in particular, I think the Galaxy S24+ got the most upgrades out of the entire S24 family. It has a new screen, a slightly tweaked design, and for those living outside of North America and China, we're getting the new Exynos 2400. Many people will immediately say Exynos is trash - but as we've shown - the new Exynos 2400 is a very competent chipset.