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                        Iphone 14 Review Pros + Familiar design and quality build + New heat dissipation interior + Better TrueDepth camera + Emergency satellite communications Cons - The notch remains - Last generation A15 Bionic chip - Mostly minor upgrade Design   Aside from new colors – we tested the tasteful pale blue model – the 6.1-inch iPhone 14 looks very much like the iPhone 13. Its aluminum frame, button placement, stereo speaker grilles, Lightning port, and even the screen, all appear unchanged. There are, though, tiny structural differences. At 146.7 x 71.5 x 7.8mm, it’s just a hair thicker than the iPhone 13. It’s also two grams lighter than the last phone, which we assume is down to the new thermal architecture inside the device. Despite the chassis similarities, the iPhone 14 doesn’t quite fit in an official iPhone 13 MagSafe case – the body slides in just fine, but the iPhone 14’s two-lens camera array is ...

                 Realme Buds Air review Pros + Can pass off as AirPods + Lightweight + Gaming mode is legit + Above-average call quality Cons - Fit not meant for everyone - Inconsistent connection - Poor noise cancellation - Rather small touch-sensitive area Realme is slowly expanding into non-smartphone product categories(opens in new tab), with audio accessories being its first major segment. The Realme Buds Air is the crown jewel of this new lineup, marking the company’s entry into the rapidly growing true wireless earphone space. When it comes to audio products or tech in general, your product can either be cheap, have great performance or be from a reputable brand. When we think about it, the Realme Buds Air is a unique outlier to this spider-web diagram, where you get one of the most affordable pair of truly wireless earbuds from a major brand which doesn’t sound that well.  Not just that, in classic Realme fashion, it also sports ...