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     In the bustling streets of India where the buzz of technology mingles with the aroma of chai, a smog of confusion has started with one iconic smartphone brand... OnePlus. It's like deja vu with a common cold, OnePlus has booked an appointment with the social media after its notorious green line issue. Now... The BAN !? Hold up dear readers, what you've been told is not entirely true. Let's dive right in... Let me get this straight, OnePlus is NOT banned in India. There is a halt of sales ONLY in the OFFLINE retail stores, starting May 1, 2024. Why? Here's the detailed explanation... Let's roll back to 2014 when OnePlus started off ONLINE with its innovative "Invite only purchase" system, making waves in the online market with its debut smartphone, the OnePlus One. Fast forward to OnePlus 5, and the brand maintained its stronghold online , becoming a go-to choice for many smartphone enthusiasts. With the new successor, the OnePlus 6 , the br...

    Let me get straight to the ANSWER... Nothing Phone(2) is NOT Overpriced!!! As a consumer electronics company, Nothing's AIM is to create tech that stands out. During an interview, Nothing's CEO Carl Pei mentioned that Nothing wants to help people spend less time on their smartphones because doing so will allow us to focus better on our jobs and maintain our digital well-being. Yes, Carl actually makes sense...   ₹ 44,999 worth spending? Let's find out... Starting with the ---D esign---:   This device feels and looks premium, for sure. With the curved back glass, bezel-less design and the 'glyph lights', this guy is an eye-catcher! Unlike the Phone(1), this device has 11 LED strips with 33 addressable lighting zones, which we will come to in a bit. Yes, the Phone(2) looks a lot like the Phone(1),[Hello  Apple],  but  come on , this device still looks elegant and feels more comfortable, and I say that... It's a confident design! Okayyy ---gLYPH...

    When OnePlus released the Original Nord on 21 July 2020, it sold very well. The specs were impressive, good cameras, Android 10, and the overall experience were A+ at that price. It was actually one of the best phones to buy under 30k. Within a year of the Original Nord launch, OnePlus released a new mid-range smartphone, the new OnePlus Nord CE. The 'CE' here stands for 'Core Edition'. OnePlus took  Original Nord and made it better. The new CE has better cameras, better chipset, better display, better battery, it's slimmer at 7.9mm thick, and guess what... It has a headphone jack; all this better made for just ₹24,999! OnePlus build and nurtured a huge Nord Community with the Original Nord. OnePlus want to make this community even stronger with the new OnePlus Nord CE. The community will experience a better Node at an affordable price! The new Node CE is focused on 4 major aspects: the display, powerful cameras, mobile performance, and the battery. The...

           OnePlus is a Chinese consumer electronic manufacture, best known for making flagship smartphones, was founded by Pete Lau and Carl Pei. It's a subsidiary of BBK Electronics. OnePlus smartphones are known for their performance, design, super fast charge, customizable software skin, and top-end specs. But they are not that good at delivering such great cameras. OnePlus 9 series is OnePlus's step forward to fix that intricacy by partnering up with Hasselblad. So what does this Hasselblad branding mean? Hasselblad is a Swedish camera manufacturer who makes $50,000 cameras and $10,000 lenses! Yes, it's a high-end camera manufacturer whose cameras were used in many NASA missions. In fact, man's first landing on the moon by Neil Armstrong was first captured by a Hasselblad camera.  It's a weird match between a luxury camera brand and a smartphone company whose main objective is price. OnePlus has partnered up with Hasselblad to bring colour accurac...