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Like every month, in October 2025, it brings a broad array of devices from reputed brands like OnePlus, Vivo, and Oppo under diverse price segments, from budget to ultra-premium, covered. This diverse lineup enriches the smartphone market in Bangladesh. Let’s dive into the key specs and features of the top 10 upcoming smartphones in Bangladesh this October. Top 10 Upcoming Phones in October 2025 . Honor Magic 8 Series The Honor Magic 8 Pro is launching first in China and then reaching the global markets. This device has already created a buzz with its 200 MP periscope telephoto camera, 120 W fast charging, and a huge 7000 mAh battery.  It also supports satellite messaging for enhanced connectivity. Rumours suggest Honor could combine a 200 MP main sensor with the periscope lens, taking mobile photography to new heights. With its Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, sleek build, and advanced AI integration, the Magic 8 Pro stands out as one of the most anticipated flagships of the year.  Read more: iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max Review : Apple’s Bold Leap into the Future OnePlus 15 The OnePlus 15 is bringing a major leap in performance with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset and up to 16GB RAM. It will sport a 6.78-inch 1.5K display with a blazing 165 Hz refresh rate, ideal for gaming.  The device may include a 7,300 mAh silicon-carbon battery with 100 W wired and 50 W wireless charging. A redesigned vertical camera island houses triple 50 MP sensors, including a periscope telephoto lens. With Android 16, OxygenOS 16, and long-term updates, it is a flagship to watch.  Honor X9d The Honor X9d is all set to arrive in Bangladesh on October 9, 2025. Designed to be both sleek and tough, the device weighs just 193 grams and has a slim 7.8 mm frame. Its 6.79-inch AMOLED screen supports a 120 Hz refresh rate and can reach an impressive 6000 nits peak brightness, making it ideal for outdoor use and vibrant content viewing. Read more: Apple iPhone Air: The Ultra-Thin Revolution – A Complete Review It has Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 processor, paired with 12GB of RAM and storage options going up to 512GB. The dual rear setup features a 108 MP primary lens, while the huge 8300 mAh battery ensures long-lasting use with 66 W fast charging. The handset also offers IP68/IP69K certification, guaranteeing resistance to dust, water, and even high-pressure sprays.   Vivo V60 Lite 4G Expected to arrive later in the month, the Vivo V60 Lite (4G) prioritises style, display quality, and charging speed. Its 6.77-inch AMOLED screen supports a 120 Hz refresh rate and 10-bit colours, ensuring vibrant clarity. Driven by the Snapdragon 685 chipset, the phone comes equipped with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage.  The photography package includes a 50 MP main sensor, an 8 MP ultrawide lens, and a crisp 32 MP selfie camera. Powering the device is a substantial 6,500 mAh battery, which utilises remarkably quick 90 W fast charging. It also adds daily protection with IP65 water resistance.   Read more: Apple iPhone 17 Review – “More Than Just a Better Camera?” Nothing Phone 4 The Nothing Phone 4 is expected to arrive in Bangladesh in this October following its initial debut in India. Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, it will run Android 14 with the Nothing OS skin for a clean, minimal interface.  The device sports a 6.55-inch AMOLED display with Gorilla Glass protection and a rumoured high refresh rate for smooth visuals. It offers 8GB/12GB RAM and up to 512GB storage. With a 64 MP triple rear camera, a 32 MP selfie shooter, a 4500 mAh battery, and 33 W fast charging, it blends style, performance, and value.  Motorola Moto G06 Power Set to launch in Bangladesh in October 2025, the Motorola Moto G06 Power is built for affordability and endurance. Its large 6.88-inch IPS LCD features a fluid 120 Hz refresh rate and is shielded by Gorilla Glass 3.  Read more: realme 15T Review with Price in Bangladesh Powering daily performance is the MediaTek Helio G81 Ultra chipset, paired with up to 8 GB RAM and 256 GB expandable storage. The phone’s headline feature is a massive 7000 mAh battery with 18W charging. Combining a 50 MP rear camera, an eco-leather finish, and IP64 splash resistance, it successfully blends toughness with practical, long-lasting capability.   Xiaomi 17 Expected to debut in Bangladesh in October 2025, the Xiaomi 17 positions itself as a high-performance flagship. It features a 6.3-inch LTPO AMOLED display capable of Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and an impressive 3500 nits peak brightness.  Performance is anchored by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, supported by configurations of up to 16 GB RAM and 512 GB UFS 4.1 storage. For photography, users get a triple 50 MP Leica-tuned setup with advanced 8K video recording. A 7000 mAh battery backs the device with 100 W wired, 50 W wireless, and 22.5 W reverse wireless charging. With IP68 certification, it confidently balances elegance and resilience.  Read more: Samsung Galaxy S25 FE Review: Perfect Balance of Power, Performance realme 15x (India) The upcoming realme 15x, expected around October 2025, is shaping up to be an affordable yet durable 5G option for Bangladeshi buyers. Rumoured to feature a 6.81-inch 120 Hz LCD display, it balances smooth visuals with a practical design.  Powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6300, paired with up to 8GB RAM and 128GB storage, it aims to deliver solid performance in daily use. Photography highlights include dual 50 MP cameras for both rear and front. A massive 7000 mAh battery with 60 W fast charging ensures long-lasting reliability, making it a great mid-range contender.  Oppo A6 Pro Oppo A6 Pro is preparing to launch a new mid-range powerhouse in Bangladesh this October 2025, designed for users who demand both style and stamina. Sporting a 6.57-inch 120 Hz AMOLED display with AGC DT-Star D+ protection, it offers smooth visuals and durability.  Read more: Oppo A6 Max Review with Price in Bangladesh Powered by the Dimensity 6300 chipset with up to 12GB RAM and 256GB storage, the phone ensures reliable multitasking. The 50 MP dual rear camera and 16 MP selfie shooter promise clear photography. Backed by a 7000 mAh battery and 80 W fast charging, it is built for heavy daily use. Symphony Max 60  The upcoming Symphony smartphone Max 60 will cater to budget-conscious buyers who want everyday reliability. Featuring a 6.56-inch HD+ display, this phone runs on Android 15 with the Unisoc SC9863A1 chipset and 2GB RAM + 32GB storage, expandable via microSD.  The dual rear cameras (5MP + 2MP) and a 5MP selfie lens handle casual photography. A 5000 mAh battery ensures long usage, though charging is modest. With its low price, 4G support, and practical features, the Max 60 targets entry-level smartphone users.  Read more: 10 Best Smartphones Releasing in September 2025 Final Words These 10 most-anticipated smartphones releasing in October 2025 include affordable entry-level handsets to premium flagships. With brands like Symphony, Oppo, Vivo, Honor, OnePlus, etc., in the mix, buyers can expect diverse choices. Whether you value performance, photography, or battery life, there is an option arriving to match your needs. However, these expected smartphones are not officially released yet in Bangladesh. After the official release, the exact specifications of these phones will be known. Read more: Best 10 Smartphones Releasing in August 2025

The iPhone 17 series was announced on September 9, 2025, and expected to be available from September 19, 2025. Through this, Apple once again redefined what a flagship phone should feel like. With cutting-edge performance, cameras designed for creators, and a display that feels like a mini cinema, the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max raise the bar for premium smartphones.  Key Features of iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max . Design and Build Quality One of the biggest improvements in the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max is the new aluminium alloy body. Apple has updated the titanium frame to a new heat-forged aluminium alloy unibody. Though some users may miss the premium touch of titanium, this is far better in heat management, keeping the phone cooler during heavy use.  Coupled with a laser-welded vapour chamber inside, the aluminium frame effectively draws heat away from the processor. This is a big deal for sustained performance. Both the front and back of the phone are protected by Ceramic Shield 2, which Apple claims is three times more scratch-resistant and four times more crack-resistant than its predecessor.  Read more: realme 15T Review with Price in Bangladesh The most striking visual change is the new horizontal camera plateau that spans the entire width of the phone's back, a dramatic departure from the familiar square camera bump. This will provide more space for the advanced camera system and a larger battery. Weighing 206 g, the Pro version’s dimensions are 150 x 71.9 x 8.8 mm, while the Pro Max version appears with a bigger (163.4 x 78 x 8.8 mm) and heavier (233 g) body .  Display  The displays on the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max are a feast for the eyes. Both feature a Super Retina XDR OLED with a 120Hz ProMotion adaptive refresh rate, ensuring buttery-smooth scrolling and a highly responsive feel. What really sets them apart is the insane brightness. With a peak outdoor brightness of 3000 nits, the screen is incredibly easy to read even in direct sunlight, and the anti-reflective coating on the Ceramic Shield 2 further reduces glare.  The iPhone 17 Pro has a 6.3-inch display, while the Pro Max goes bigger with a 6.9-inch screen, both offering stunning clarity and vibrant colours. The displays of both devices are protected by Ceramic Shield 2, Mohs level 5 with an anti-reflective coating. The new Liquid Glass design in iOS 26 also takes full advantage of these displays, making the user interface feel more expressive and fluid. Read more: Samsung Galaxy S25 FE Review: Perfect Balance of Power, Performance Camera Performance The almost identical camera system on the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max is arguably the biggest leap forward. For the first time, all three rear cameras—the wide (f/1.6), ultrawide (f/2.2), and telephoto (f/2.8)—are 48 MP Fusion sensors. This means more detailed, sharper images across the board.  The new telephoto lens is a standout feature, offering 4x optical zoom with a next-generation tetraprism design and an incredible 8x optical-quality zoom at 200 mm, the longest on any iPhone to date. This gives you a remarkable ability to get close to your subject without losing quality.  In both the Pro and Pro Max versions, the 18 MP (f/1.9) front cameras sit at the centre near the display's top edge. It has a multi-aspect square sensor that automatically adjusts its field of view to include everyone in a group shot, and you can even take landscape selfies while holding the phone vertically.  For video, the Pro models now support ProRes RAW, Apple Log 2, and a maximum of 4K footage recording capacity at 120 fps, making them an incredible tool for professional content creators. Read more: Oppo A6 Max Review with Price in Bangladesh Processor Performance Apple powers the latest iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max devices with the brand-new Apple A19 Pro chipset, a 3nm processor that delivers an unprecedented level of performance. Apple claims up to a 40% improvement in sustained performance compared to the previous generation, a direct result of the new vapour chamber cooling system and the aluminium frame.  This means you can push the phone to its limits for extended periods without experiencing thermal throttling. The A19 Pro’s GPU, with integrated neural accelerators in each core, is a beast for graphics-intensive tasks. Gaming Performance This is where the A19 Pro truly shines. The combination of the powerful GPU and the new vapour chamber cooling system ensures that the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max can handle the most demanding AAA gaming titles with ease.  Games with hardware-accelerated ray tracing and high frame rates run incredibly smoothly, with no noticeable lag or overheating issues even during long gaming sessions. The phones feel like a portable gaming console, delivering a console-like experience with stunning visuals and fluid gameplay. Read more: 10 Best Smartphones Releasing in September 2025 Battery Life Apple has made significant strides in battery life, thanks to the new internal design that accommodates larger batteries. The iPhone 17 Pro has a battery capacity of 3,988 mAh in its Nano-SIM model and 4,252 mAh in its eSIM-only model. On the other hand, the Pro Max sports a 4,832 mAh battery in its Nano-SIM model and a whopping 5,088 mAh in its eSIM-only model, offering the best battery life on an iPhone to date. Both the Pro and Pro Max models are blessed with 25-watt wireless and 4.5-watt reverse wired charging facilities. The iPhone 17 Pro is rated for up to 33 hours of video playback, while the Pro Max model is a true marathon runner, lasting up to 39 hours. This means you can comfortably get through a full day of heavy use, from gaming and video streaming to capturing content, without needing to reach for a charger. And when you do need a top-up, the wired PD2.0 charging gets you to 50% in just 20 minutes.  Software and User Interface The iPhone 17 Pro series comes with iOS 26 out of the box. This new version of the OS introduces a redesigned user interface with a "Liquid Glass" theme, making the entire experience feel more polished and dynamic. A major new feature is Apple Intelligence, which brings a suite of on-device AI capabilities.  These features are designed to be effortlessly helpful, from live text and audio translation to smarter photo organisation and more. The integration of Apple Intelligence makes the iPhone feel more personal and intuitive than ever before, with most of the AI processing happening on the device for enhanced privacy and speed. Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G Review: What’s New? Storage Options Apple has listened to user feedback and upped the base storage for the Pro models. The iPhone 17 Pro now starts at 256GB, with options for 512GB and 1TB. The iPhone 17 Pro Max goes even further, offering a 2TB option for those who need massive storage for high-resolution photos, 4K videos, and large app libraries. The internal storage is based on NVMe technology, ensuring lightning-fast read and write speeds for a smooth user experience. Both the Pro and Pro Max models are equipped with 12 GB RAM for all storage variants.  Pros and Cons of iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max . Pros - Premium aluminum frame with Ceramic Shield 2- Stunning LTPO OLED display with 120 Hz, HDR10, and Dolby Vision- Super-powerful Apple A19 Pro chipset with 12GB RAM- Triple 48MP rear cameras for versatile photography- 18 MP selfie camera with OIS and HDR support- Large battery capacity (up to 5088 mAh) with fast charging- Wireless and reverse wired charging options- Excellent gaming and multitasking performance- iOS 26 with advanced security and satellite features. Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro Plus Review: Robust processor with massive battery Cons  - Large and heavy, especially the Pro Max- No 3.5mm headphone jack- Very expensive compared to rivals- No expandable storage option- Pro model lacks 2TB storage option (Pro Max only).  Price of iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max The price of the iPhone 17 Pro is expected to start at around BDT 135,000. On the other hand, the iPhone 17 Pro Max’s price range will start from approximately BDT 230,000 in Bangladesh.  Verdict The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max shine with top-tier performance, stunning cameras, and long-lasting batteries, making them perfect for power users, gamers, and creators. However, their hefty size and premium price tag may not suit casual users or those on a budget. If you are looking for iPhone 17 models with more affordable price tags, check out the iPhone 17 and iPhone Air.  Read more: Apple iPhone Air: The Ultra-Thin Revolution – A Complete Review You may also like: Apple iPhone 17 Review – “More Than Just a Better Camera?”

Meta is expected to unveil new AI-powered smart glasses at its annual Connect developer conference on Wednesday, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg continuing to promote the technology as a key step toward the future of human-computer interaction. According to Forrester Research Director Mike Proulx, this year’s event is likely to be heavily focused on artificial intelligence. “Last year, the spotlight shifted from the metaverse to AI. This year, expect AI—particularly smart glasses and talk of superintelligence—to dominate the conversation,” he said. While Meta had previously teased a prototype of its advanced holographic AR glasses, dubbed Orion, those are still years away from reaching consumers. Instead, analysts predict the company will showcase a new version of smart glasses, potentially featuring a built-in display operated via a wristband. “These new glasses may be more experimental but are expected to offer users access to information like time, weather, notifications, photo previews, live captions, and speech translation,” said Forrester analyst Thomas Husson. He added that they could also support early integrations with WhatsApp, Instagram, and Meta’s AI assistant. Meta is also anticipated to announce updates to its Ray-Ban smart glasses line, which are expected to come with enhanced AI features capable of interpreting the user’s surroundings and context. While Meta has not disclosed sales figures, the company said the current generation of smart glasses have exceeded expectations, especially among content creators. “For over a decade, Zuckerberg has envisioned glasses and headsets as a bridge between the physical and digital worlds,” said Husson. “Despite earlier setbacks, the push toward mainstream adoption appears to be gaining traction.” In addition to hardware, the Connect event is expected to highlight AI developments, including updates to Meta’s standalone AI assistant app. Like other tech giants, Meta has been investing heavily in AI innovation and talent acquisition. In a July post, Zuckerberg outlined his vision for “personal superintelligence,” which he believes will significantly accelerate human progress. Though he claimed this goal is now within reach, he offered few specifics on how it would be realized. Zuckerberg sees AI smart glasses as a primary interface for interacting with this future form of intelligence—also referred to in the industry as artificial general intelligence (AGI). Zuckerberg is scheduled to deliver his keynote address Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET.

The iPhone Air was announced on September 9 and will be available from September 19. It is a totally new product of Apple. Sporting a bold design in a thin body, it feels more like a piece of the future you can buy today. Let's take a look at the main features, specifications, merits, demerits and expected pricing of the iPhone Air in Bangladesh. Key Features of iPhone Air . Design and Build Quality The iPhone Air makes an instant impression the moment you pick it up. It is unbelievably thin at just 5.6 mm and so light at 165 g that you almost forget you are holding a flagship phone. Yet, it does not feel flimsy at all. Apple has combined Ceramic Shield 2 glass on the front and back with a Grade 5 titanium frame, giving it both elegance and durability in equal measure.  The IP68 rating is reassuring too – knowing it can handle a 6-metre underwater adventure for half an hour gives you that peace of mind for real-world accidents. Those curved edges and matte back finish make it surprisingly comfortable to hold despite the larger screen, and honestly, the anti-reflective coating and precision titanium work show Apple's obsessive attention to detail. It genuinely feels like holding something luxurious that is also ready for whatever life throws at it. Read more: Apple iPhone 17 Review – “More Than Just a Better Camera?” Display Quality  The iPhone Air features a 6.5-inch LTPO Super Retina XDR OLED display, and it is nothing short of stunning. With a 120 Hz refresh rate, HDR10, Dolby Vision, and up to 3000 nits peak brightness, this screen is designed to impress you anywhere, indoors or outdoors. Colours look punchy yet natural, blacks are deep, and contrast is excellent.  For streaming, the higher peak brightness makes HDR content stand out beautifully, giving movies and shows a cinematic feel. The 1260 by 2736 pixels resolution, 19.5:9 ratio and slim bezels also make it highly immersive, while the 460 ppi density ensures crisp text and sharp images. Apple’s use of Ceramic Shield 2 with Mohs level 5 hardness and an anti-reflective layer further improves usability, reducing glare during outdoor use. The display feels like one of the biggest selling points of this phone. Camera Performance On the camera front, the iPhone Air takes a slightly different approach compared to its Pro siblings. Instead of multiple lenses, it uses a 48 MP wide sensor as its main camera. While it may sound limiting, Apple’s software magic ensures you still get incredible results. The sensor-shift optical image stabilisation and dual-pixel PDAF help capture detailed shots in almost any lighting condition. The primary sensor features an f/1.6 aperture, 26 mm lens width, 1/1.56 lens size, and 1.0 µm sensor size. Read more: realme 15T Review with Price in Bangladesh Low-light photography is noticeably better thanks to improved Night Mode and HDR. Video recording is equally impressive, with support for 4K at up to 60 fps, Dolby Vision HDR, and even 240 fps slow motion at 1080p. Content creators will find this phone reliable for both casual and semi-professional use.  The 18 MP front camera featuring f/1.9 aperture deserves mention as well. With OIS, PDAF, and support for Dolby Vision HDR, selfies and video calls look sharp and smooth. Apple has also added spatial audio and stereo sound recording, making video calls and vlogs feel more immersive. Processor Performance Under the hood, the iPhone Air is powered by the Apple A19 Pro chip built on a 3nm process. This chipset is not just powerful—it is efficient. The hexa-core CPU and 5-core Apple GPU work seamlessly to deliver blazing-fast performance across all tasks.  From opening apps instantly to handling intensive video editing, everything feels buttery smooth. Apple has also baked in AI-driven performance optimisations, making tasks like voice recognition, photo processing, and predictive text smarter and faster. Paired with iOS 26, the user experience feels fluid and polished, with minimal lag or slowdowns.   Read more: Samsung Galaxy S25 FE Review: Perfect Balance of Power, Performance Gaming Performance Gamers are going to absolutely love what the iPhone Air brings to the table. You can play Call of Duty Mobile and Genshin Impact, and the performance is incredible. That A19 Pro GPU paired with the 120 Hz OLED makes everything look buttery smooth – no stutters or frame drops even during intense battles. What will really surprise you though is how cool it stays during those marathon gaming sessions. Previous iPhones would get uncomfortably hot, but this one just keeps chugging along without any throttling. The spatial audio and haptic feedback make it feel almost like you are playing on a console – it is that immersive. Battery Life At 3149 mAh, the iPhone Air’s battery might sound modest compared to some Android rivals, but Apple’s efficiency magic comes into play. Thanks to the A19 Pro’s power management and iOS 26’s optimisations, the phone delivers all-day battery life with ease. You can expect up to 22 hours of video playback or a full day of heavy social media, gaming, and streaming without constantly reaching for the charger. Read more: Oppo A6 Max Review with Price in Bangladesh Charging is also fast and convenient. The device supports PD2.0 fast charging, which gets you 50% in just 30 minutes. Wireless charging via MagSafe 3.0 and Qi2 is supported as well, offering 15W speeds in China and 20W elsewhere. For added flexibility, Apple even included reverse wired charging at 4.5 W, allowing you to juice up accessories like AirPods. Software and User Interface Running on iOS 26, the iPhone Air feels intuitive and packed with smart features. Apple has introduced subtle UI refinements, making multitasking smoother and gestures more responsive. The integration of satellite connectivity for SOS, Messages, and Find My gives peace of mind during emergencies. Face ID continues to be the primary biometric option, now faster and more accurate. The system-level integration of the UWB Gen2 chip also means better connectivity with AirTags and Apple’s expanding ecosystem of devices. It is not just about speed—it is about how seamlessly everything works together. Storage Options Apple provides generous storage choices this time around, starting at 256GB with 12GB RAM and going all the way up to 1TB. All models use NVMe storage, ensuring ultra-fast read and write speeds, which is especially helpful when transferring large files or editing videos directly on the device. Read more: 10 Best Smartphones Releasing in September 2025 The lack of expandable storage is not new, but with these configurations, most users will not feel the pinch. The inclusion of 12GB RAM across all variants also ensures better multitasking, future-proofing the phone for years to come.  Pros and Cons of the Apple iPhone Air . Pros  - Ultra-thin and lightweight design.- Durable Ceramic Shield 2 glass with a titanium frame.- Stunning 6.5-inch LTPO XDR OLED with HDR10 and Dolby Vision.- Powered by the Apple A19 Pro chipset.- Large storage options: 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB.- Stereo speakers with immersive sound.- Fast Face ID unlocking.- 25W MagSafe wireless charging support. Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G Review: What’s New? Cons  - Only a single rear camera.- No option for expandable storage.- Smaller 3149 mAh battery compared to rivals. Price of Apple iPhone Air The price of the iPhone Air in Bangladesh is expected to start from BDT 150,000.  In a Nutshell The Apple iPhone Air shines with its slim design, sharp OLED display, and powerful A19 Pro chip but compromises with a single camera and modest battery. It can be a good pick for users who value portability, premium design, and smooth performance. However, heavy photographers or power users seeking bigger batteries may check out other options. Read more: realme P4 Pro Review: Mid-ranger gaming phone with huge battery and robust processor

The iPhone 17 series is Apple’s latest flagship lineup, announced September 9, 2025, and is expected to be released on September 19. It brings upgrades across camera, display, chip, and battery — but is it enough to make you switch? Here is a human look at what the iPhone 17 really delivers.  Key Features of the Apple iPhone 17 Design and Build Quality The iPhone 17 feels like a refined version of what came before, and that is perfectly fine. At 177 grams and measuring 149.6 mm by 71.5 mm by 8 mm, it strikes that sweet spot between premium feel and everyday comfort. The build quality is genuinely impressive. The Ceramic Shield 2 glass front boasts Mohs level 5 hardness, which means it laughs off encounters with keys and coins that would scratch other phones. The aluminium frame might not be as fancy as the Pro's titanium, but it works brilliantly here, keeping weight down while maintaining that solid iPhone feel. The IP68 rating can protect the device 6 metres underwater for 30 minutes. That is not just accidental drop protection; that is genuine peace of mind. Connectivity covers everything from GSM to 5G, so you will stay connected. Read more: realme 15T Review with Price in Bangladesh Display Quality  The display is, without a doubt, one of the most significant upgrades on the iPhone 17. Apple has finally brought its LTPO Super Retina XDR OLED screen with a 120 Hz ProMotion refresh rate to the base model. This change is instantly noticeable, making everything from scrolling through web pages to swiping between apps incredibly fluid and responsive.  With a resolution of 1206 by 2622 pixels on a 6.3-inch screen, the pixel density is a sharp 460 ppi, making text and images look exceptionally crisp. The display also boasts impressive brightness, reaching 1000 nits typical, 1600 nits in high brightness mode (HBM), and a stunning 3000 nits peak. These make the device effortlessly viewable even in the brightest sunlight. HDR10 support ensures that movies and photos pop with vivid colours and deep blacks. Camera Performance The camera system on the iPhone 17 is a huge step up. The rear is equipped with a new dual-camera setup featuring a 48 MP wide-angle sensor and a 48 MP ultrawide sensor. The main camera has a fast f/1.6 aperture, 26 mm lens width, 1/1.56-inch lens size, and 1.0 µm pixel size. It features sensor-shift OIS, resulting in excellent low-light performance and incredibly stable shots. The ultrawide lens has a 120-degree field of view, f/2.2 aperture, 13 mm lens width, 1/2.55-inch lens size, and 0.7 µm pixel size, which is great for capturing expansive landscapes or group photos.  Read more: Samsung Galaxy S25 FE Review: Perfect Balance of Power, Performance The selfie camera also gets a big upgrade to an 18 MP (f/1.9) multi-aspect lens, which includes PDAF and OIS for the first time on a front camera. This ensures your selfies are not only high-resolution but also shake-free. For video on both rear and front sensors, the phone can record stunning 4K footage at up to 60 fps, with support for Dolby Vision HDR, which makes it a powerful tool for content creators.  Processor Performance At the heart of the iPhone 17 is Apple's new A19 chipset, built on a highly efficient 3nm process. The hexa-core CPU, with its two high-performance cores, delivers a significant boost in speed and efficiency, handling everything from multitasking to demanding apps with ease.  The new 5-core Apple GPU is an absolute powerhouse, offering improved graphics rendering and performance for the most graphically intensive games. The A19 is also designed with an upgraded neural engine, which speeds up on-device AI and machine learning tasks, powering new features in iOS 26 like Apple Intelligence and enhanced photographic styles. Read more: Oppo A6 Max Review with Price in Bangladesh Gaming Performance The combination of the A19 chip and the 120Hz ProMotion display makes the iPhone 17 an incredible gaming machine. The faster GPU ensures smooth frame rates even in the most demanding titles, while the high refresh rate provides a competitive edge in fast-paced action games.  The improved thermal performance, thanks to a more efficient chipset and better internal design, means you can game for longer without the phone getting uncomfortably hot. Titles with high-end graphics look absolutely stunning, with sharp details, vibrant colours, and fluid motion that truly immerses you in the game. Battery Life Battery life on the iPhone 17 is a major improvement. It comes with a 3692 mAh Li-Ion battery that, combined with the power efficiency of the A19 chip and the adaptive refresh rate of the LTPO display, gives you all-day usage. When it is time to charge, the phone supports fast wired charging, getting you to 50% in just 20 minutes with a compatible adapter.  Read more: 10 Best Smartphones Releasing in September 2025 It also supports 25W wireless charging via MagSafe or Qi2 (15W in the China version), reaching 50% in about 30 minutes, which is super convenient. There is even a new 4.5W reverse wired charging feature, letting you top up another device in a pinch. Software and User Interface The iPhone 17 runs on the latest iOS 26, which introduces a host of new features and refinements. The user interface feels even more intuitive, with deeper customisation options and seamless integration of Apple Intelligence.  The software is optimised to take full advantage of the A19 chip, making every interaction feel snappy and responsive. From smart notifications to enhanced privacy features, iOS 26 works perfectly in sync with the hardware to deliver a smooth and secure user experience that just makes sense. Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G Review: What’s New? Storage Options Apple has also upgraded the storage options for the base model, starting with 256GB of internal storage paired with 8GB of RAM. This is a welcome change from the 128GB of previous generations. There is also a 512GB option with 8GB of RAM for those who need more space for their photos, videos, and apps. The phone continues to use NVMe storage, which provides incredibly fast read and write speeds, ensuring apps launch quickly and files transfer in a flash. Pros and Cons of iPhone 17 Pros  - Premium aluminium frame with glass back.- 6.3-inch LTPO OLED display, 120 Hz, Dolby Vision.- Powerful Apple A19 chip with 256GB/512GB storage.- Dual 48MP rear cameras and upgraded 18MP selfie camera.- Supports satellite connectivity, Wi-Fi 7, and Bluetooth 6.0. Cons  - USB-C port limited to 2.0 speeds.- No telephoto lens option.- Smaller 3692 mAh battery compared to rivals. Read more: realme P4 Pro Review: Mid-ranger gaming phone with huge battery and robust processor Price of iPhone 17 In Bangladesh, the iPhone 17 is expected to be priced at around BDT 100,000 to BDT 110,000 for the 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant.  Final Words The iPhone 17 is an impressive leap forward, especially for its display and camera. If you are using an older iPhone and want a major upgrade with all the latest features, this is a fantastic choice. However, if you are on a tighter budget or already have a recent model, you might want to hold on a little longer. Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro Plus Review: Robust processor with massive battery

The T series from realme is all about eye-catching style with feature-rich performance, and the brand knows how to deliver phones that tick all the right boxes. The realme 15T arrived on September 2 2025. This latest innovation of realme has proved once again that getting flagship features is possible without breaking the bank, especially when it comes to battery life and screen brilliance. Let's dive into the main features, specifications, pros, cons and pricing of the realme 15T 5G in Bangladesh. Key Features and Specs of the realme 15T . Design and Build Quality The realme 15T manages to blend style with everyday practicality really well. It measures 158.4 x 75.2 x 7.8 mm and weighs only 181 g, so it feels slim and light when you hold it, which is quite impressive given that it hides a massive 7000 mAh battery inside. It's front display is made of glass, while the frame and back are made of plastic, which is pretty typical for phones in this range. However, realme has added a nice textured finish and gentle curves on the 15T that make it look more premium and comfortable to grip.  The phone does not feel cheap at all and instead gives off a refined, polished vibe. What really sets the build apart is its IP68/IP69 rating. This means it is not just splash-proof—it is fully dust-tight and tough enough to handle water immersion up to 2.5 metres for half an hour. It is also resistant to high-pressure water jets, making it far more durable than many competitors.  Read more: Samsung Galaxy S25 FE Review: Perfect Balance of Power, Performance Display Quality When it comes to the display, realme clearly wanted the 15T to impress. It sports a 6.57-inch AMOLED panel with 1B colours support, a 120 Hz refresh rate, and 2160 Hz PWM dimming for comfortable viewing. The brightness is where it really shines: with 1000 nits typical, 1400 nits HBM, and a jaw-dropping 4000 nits peak, this screen is one of the brightest in its category.  Whether you are outdoors in glaring sunlight or indoors in low light, the display adapts perfectly. The 1080 by 2372 resolution ensures crisp detail, and at around 401 ppi, text and images look sharp. Watching content feels immersive thanks to its 86.4% screen-to-body ratio, while the smooth 120 Hz scrolling makes navigation and gaming visually fluid. Camera Performance  realme has equipped the 15T with a dual rear setup—a 50 MP wide lens paired with a 2 MP depth sensor. The main sensor features an f/1.8 aperture, 27mm width, and 1/2.88-inch lens size. While the depth sensor has an aperture of f/2.4. On paper, it is not a triple or quad-camera array like some competitors, but the quality of the main lens makes up for the simplicity. Daylight photos come out crisp, with balanced colours and decent dynamic range. The AI tuning ensures skin tones and outdoor shots look natural without being overly saturated.  Read more: Oppo A6 Max Review with Price in Bangladesh Low-light performance, however, is average, and without a dedicated night sensor, some noise does creep into photos. For videos, you can shoot at 1080p up to 60 fps, and gyro-EIS helps keep handheld footage steady. On the front, the 50 MP selfie shooter is a surprising inclusion. It produces sharp selfies and can also record 1080p video, making it great for video calls and casual vlogging. Processor Performance Powering the realme 15T is the MediaTek Dimensity 6400 Max, a 6nm chipset built for efficiency and everyday performance. It combines two Cortex-A76 cores clocked at 2.5 GHz with six Cortex-A55 cores at 2.0 GHz, backed by the Mali-G57 MC2 GPU. In day-to-day use, the phone feels smooth and responsive. Scrolling through social media, streaming videos, or switching between multiple apps happens without noticeable lag. Apps load quickly, and even when you have several things running in the background, the device keeps up without slowing down. It strikes a good balance between speed and efficiency.  Read more: 10 Best Smartphones Releasing in September 2025 Gaming Performance For gamers, the 15T offers a pleasant experience, though expectations should be kept realistic. Thanks to the Dimensity 6400 Max and Mali-G57 GPU, most mid-tier games run smoothly at medium settings. Titles like PUBG Mobile, Asphalt 9, and Call of Duty Mobile can be played without major frame drops, though pushing everything to ultra settings might test the hardware.  The 120Hz AMOLED screen adds to the gaming enjoyment, making motion fluid and responsive. Heat management is decent, too—the phone does not get uncomfortably warm during extended gaming sessions, largely due to efficient thermal design. While not a “gaming phone,” it provides a well-rounded experience for casual and moderate gamers. Battery Life One of the biggest highlights of the 15T is its massive 7000 mAh Si/C Li-Ion battery. This power pack translates into incredible endurance—easily lasting two days for most users on moderate usage. For heavy users, including gamers and streamers, the phone comfortably pushes through a full day without breaking a sweat.  In the 15T, realme includes 60W fast charging, which juices up the phone surprisingly quickly despite its size, reaching about 50% in half an hour. There is also 10W reverse wired charging, allowing the 15T to double as a power bank for smaller devices. For anyone tired of carrying chargers around, this battery setup is a game-changer.  Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G Review: What’s New? Software and User Interface  The realme 15T runs on Android 15 with realme UI 6.0 on top, giving you a modern and polished software experience. realme has also committed to three major Android updates and four years of security patches, which is a big plus for anyone who wants their phone to stay fresh and secure over time. The interface itself feels clean, colorful, and easy to personalize. You get handy features like an improved dark mode, dynamic themes. Animations have been fine-tuned to match the phone’s 120Hz refresh rate, so swiping around the system feels quick and fluid. There are a few pre-installed apps out of the box, but the good news is that most of them can be removed.  Storage Options In case of storage options you can choose between 128GB with 8GB RAM, 256GB with 8GB RAM, or 256GB with 12GB RAM, depending on how much space and performance you need. All versions come with UFS 2.2 storage, which means faster read and write speeds compared to older eMMC storage, making the phone feel snappier when opening apps or moving files.  If you ever find yourself running out of space, there is also a microSDXC card slot, so adding extra storage for photos, videos, or apps is simple. This range of options makes the 15T a good fit for casual users who do not need much space, as well as power users who like to multitask and store more content on their device.  Read more: realme P4 Pro Review: Mid-ranger gaming phone with huge battery and robust processor Pros and Cons of the realme 15T . Pros  - IP68/IP69 certified, dust and water resistant- Supports 5G connectivity- 6.57-inch AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate- Standard Dimensity 6400 Max chipset with 8GB/12GB RAM- Large 7000 mAh battery with 60 W fast charging- Stereo speakers for better sound- Infrared port included- In-display fingerprint sensor Cons  - Only dual rear cameras - No 3.5mm headphone jack - No NFC support - UFS 2.2 data transfer mechanism is outdated - Lack of 500 GB and 1 TB internal memory options - Lack of a 4K video recording option. Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro Plus Review: Robust processor with massive battery realme 15T Price in Bangladesh The realme 15T starts at 30,000 Taka in Bangladesh, positioning it competitively in the budget-friendly to lower mid-range smartphone segment. Final Verdict The realme 15T shines with its bright AMOLED display, huge 7000 mAh battery, powerful charging capacity, standard chipset and durable IP68/IP69 build.  However, it lacks NFC, a 3.5 mm jack and has only dual cameras. People who prefer bigger internal storage or 4K video capacity can look for other options. On the whole, the realme 15T can be a good pick for heavy users, travellers, and binge-watchers, but not ideal for photography enthusiasts or those needing flagship-level performance.  Read more: realme P4 5G Review: A True Mid-Range Game Changer?

Samsung's Galaxy S series has been many people’s go-to recommendation for years, consistently delivering flagship smartphones that just work beautifully, featuring cutting-edge technology. In this legacy, the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE launched on September 4, 2025. Let's take a look at the key specifications, merits, demerits, and pricing of the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE in Bangladesh. Key Features of Samsung Galaxy S25 FE . Design and Build Quality The Galaxy S25 FE immediately feels like an upgrade the moment you hold it. At 190 grams, it is noticeably lighter than its predecessor while managing to fit in a larger battery, which is a rare engineering feat. The flat design (6.35 by 3.02 by 0.29 inches) paired with matte-finished sides and back glass gives the phone a polished, understated premium look. It is not screaming for attention, but it definitely turns heads in the right way. Durability is not compromised either. The enhanced aluminium armour frame feels sturdy, while Gorilla Glass Victus+ (Mohs level 5) and IP68 water and dust resistance mean you do not need to baby this phone. Even the colour choices, like Icy Blue, Jet Black, Navy, and White, are thoughtfully chosen to add character without looking too loud. Read more: Oppo A6 Max Review with Price in Bangladesh Display Quality Samsung’s display game has always been strong, and the 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel continues that streak. With a 1080 by 2340 resolution, a 120 Hz refresh rate, and a peak brightness of 1900 nits, this screen is a joy to use whether you are indoors or under direct sunlight. Streaming movies in HDR10+ looks fantastic, scrolling feels fluid, and gaming benefits from smooth responsiveness. The 89.2% screen-to-body ratio makes the viewing experience immersive, while the 385 ppi density ensures sharp visuals. Even though it is “just 1080 pixels”, in real-world use, you would struggle to notice any difference compared to higher-res displays. Camera Performance Many have been genuinely impressed with how this triple camera setup performs in real-world situations. That 50 MP main camera features an f/1.8 aperture, 24 mm width, 1/1.57-inch, and 1.0 µm lens with optical stabilisation. It consistently delivers sharp, well-balanced photos whether shooting in bright sunlight or dimmer conditions. What will really surprise you is the low-light performance. Photos bear way more detail than expected at this price point. The 8 MP telephoto offers an f/2.4 aperture, 75 mm, 1/4.4", and a 1.0 µm lens size. It comes with 3x zoom, which proves more useful than anticipated, perfect for getting closer without moving, though image quality is not quite as crisp as the main camera. The 12 MP ultrawide sensor sports an f/2.2 aperture, 13 mm width, and 123-degree field of view. It captures fantastic landscape shots and group photos but struggles in tricky lighting like most ultrawide cameras. Read more: 10 Best Smartphones Releasing in September 2025 The video recording capacity of the S25 FE shines with an utmost 8K capability, which sounds impressive, but the 4K footage with stabilisation is where it excels. You can walk around filming and get surprisingly smooth results. Whether you are posting to social media or creating content seriously, this camera delivers everything most people actually need.  The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE bears a 12 MP selfie shooter offering an f/2.2 aperture, 26 mm width, 1/3.2", and lens size of 1.12 µm. It can capture a maximum of 4K videos at 30/60 fps. Processor and Performance Powering the S25 FE is the Exynos 2400 chipset with the Xclipse 940 GPU. This is where Samsung really seems to have nailed it. Day-to-day tasks feel lightning fast, apps open instantly, and multitasking is handled with ease. Perhaps the biggest win is thermal management. Older Exynos chips had issues with overheating, but this phone stays cool under pressure. Even when pushing it with demanding apps or long sessions of browsing, performance does not throttle aggressively. Simply put, it feels smooth and reliable in daily use. Gaming Experience Gaming on this phone has been a pleasant surprise. Call of Duty Mobile and Genshin Impact run beautifully at high settings, with that 120 Hz display making everything feel incredibly responsive. Frame rates stay consistent even during intense sessions, and while the phone gets warm after extended play, it never becomes uncomfortably hot.  Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G Review: What’s New? The stereo speakers genuinely impressed me with their spatial audio – actually helpful for pinpointing enemies. Samsung's Game Booster keeps notifications away and optimises performance nicely. Sure, it will not beat flagship Snapdragon chips in benchmarks, but for actual gameplay, most people will not notice the difference.  Battery Life  The 4900 mAh battery is another highlight. It comfortably lasts a full day of heavy use—gaming, social media, streaming, and photography included. On lighter days, you can even push it into the next afternoon without charging. Charging is efficient too. The 45W wired charging gets you up to 65% in about half an hour, while 25W wireless charging is ideal for overnight use. There is also reverse wireless charging for accessories like earbuds or a friend’s phone in a pinch. Software and User Interface Running One UI 8 on Android 16, the S25 FE feels polished and mature. Samsung has trimmed unnecessary clutter while keeping genuinely useful features like Samsung DeX, Circle to Search, and enhanced privacy controls. Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro Plus Review: Robust processor with massive battery The biggest win is Samsung’s promise of seven years of major Android updates, meaning this phone will be supported until 2032. That kind of longevity is almost unheard of in the Android world and adds tremendous value. Storage Options You can choose between 128GB, 256GB, or 512GB of storage, all paired with 8GB RAM. There is no microSD slot this time, which may disappoint some, but the storage options are generous. For most users, the 256GB variant is the sweet spot. Thanks to fast UFS storage, apps load instantly and file transfers via USB 3.2 Type-C are quick and seamless.  Pros and Cons of Samsung Galaxy S25 FE . Pros  - Premium Armour Aluminium Frame with Gorilla Glass Victus+- 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X, 120 Hz refresh rate- Peak brightness of 1900 nits with HDR10+- Triple rear cameras: 50 MP main, 8 MP telephoto, 12 MP ultrawide- 8K video recording with good stabilization- Stereo speakers for clear, loud audio- NFC and fast under-display fingerprint scanner- Smooth Exynos 2400 performance with strong gaming capability- Long-term support with 7 years of Android updates Read more: realme P4 Pro Review: Mid-ranger gaming phone with huge battery and robust processor Cons  - No 3.5mm headphone jack - Lack of IP69 water and dust resistance - No FM radio support - No expandable storage (no microSD card slot) - Lack of 1 TB internal memory option - Telephoto and ultrawide cameras weaker in low light - 4900 mAh battery smaller than some rivals - 1080p resolution may not satisfy spec enthusiasts. Price of Samsung Galaxy S25 FE The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE price in Bangladesh starts from BDT 80,000. In a Nutshell The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE balances flagship features with accessible pricing beautifully. Standard performance, capable cameras, and seven-year updates make it perfect for mainstream users wanting a premium experience without flagship costs. However, you may look for alternatives if you need a bigger battery, powerful charging support, expansive display, absolute peak performance, a 1 TB memory option, or expandable storage. Read more: realme P4 5G Review: A True Mid-Range Game Changer?

The Oppo A series has always aimed to deliver style and performance at a fair price. On September 1, 2025, Oppo introduced the A6 Max, a phone that blends premium looks, reliable power, and impressive cameras—all while staying within the mid-range segment. Let's take a look at the features, specifications, pros, cons and pricing of the OPPO A6 Max in Bangladesh. Key Features and Specs of Oppo A6 Max . Design and Build Quality One of the main attractions of the Oppo A6 Max is its sleek and modern design. It looks refined and premium yet remains budget-friendly. Measuring just 7.7 mm thick and weighing 198 grams, the phone strikes a fine balance—light in hand while still feeling solid and durable. It feels light enough for comfortable everyday use while still sturdy in the hand. Oppo has clearly aimed to combine elegance with practicality here. Oppo gave the A6 Max a refined balance—polished elegance with practical durability. The curved edges make it comfortable to hold, while its IP68/IP69 rating puts it ahead of most mid-range rivals for water and dust resistance. The 6.8-inch AMOLED display is clearly a centrepiece: rich colours, smooth 120 Hz refresh, and brightness strong enough to handle full sunlight. With Crystal Shield Glass, it is built to last against scratches and drops. Read more: 10 Best Smartphones Releasing in September 2025 Display Quality One of the standout features of the A6 Max is its 6.8-inch AMOLED screen. The display of the Oppo A6 Max is built to impress. It supports 1 billion colours and a 120 Hz refresh rate, ensuring smooth scrolling and vivid visuals.  With peak brightness reaching 1600 nits, the screen stays clear even under direct sunlight. Its 1280 x 2800 resolution keeps text sharp and details crisp, making reading, gaming, and streaming a pleasure. To top it off, Oppo adds Crystal Shield Glass for extra protection against scratches and drops, boosting overall durability.  Camera Performance The Oppo A6 Max features a 50MP main camera that captures daylight shots with clear details and accurate colours. In low light, AI and HDR work together to enhance sharpness and balance. A 2MP depth sensor completes the setup, helping produce portraits with smooth, natural-looking background blur. Portrait photography benefits from the secondary lens, delivering attractive background blur. Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G Review: What’s New? Up front, the A6 Max comes with a 32MP selfie camera that delivers natural skin tones and fine details, which makes it a reliable choice for both selfies and video calls. On the video side, the rear camera can shoot in 4K at up to 60 fps, while the front records in 1080p—stable and clear enough for vlogging or daily content creation.  Processor Performance The Oppo A6 Max runs on the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 chipset built on 4nm technology, paired with the Adreno 720 GPU. This combination ensures fast, efficient performance, whether you are multitasking, gaming, or browsing, with no noticeable slowdown. It ships with Android 15 and ColorOS 15, offering a clean, responsive experience.  From switching apps to streaming in high definition, everything feels smooth. Oppo’s software optimisations further enhance speed and battery efficiency, bringing performance closer to what you would expect from higher-end devices.  Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro Plus Review: Robust processor with massive battery Gaming Performance The Oppo A6 Max is well-suited for gaming. Powered by the Adreno GPU, it runs titles like PUBG Mobile, COD Mobile, and Asphalt smoothly at high settings without lag. The 120Hz AMOLED display adds to the experience with sharp visuals and fluid motion. To keep things steady, Oppo has built in an efficient cooling system that prevents overheating, making long gaming sessions more comfortable.  Battery Life The A6 Max stands out with its powerful battery performance. Its huge 7000mAh battery easily lasts a full day of heavy use and can extend to two days with lighter usage, making it perfect for work, gaming, and entertainment on the move. Charging is just as impressive—80W fast charging takes the phone to 50% in only 24 minutes.  It also supports several charging standards, including 13.5W PD, 44W UFCS, and 33W PPS, offering flexibility with different adapters. On top of that, reverse wired charging lets the phone double as a power bank for accessories or even another smartphone.  Read more: realme P4 Pro Review: Mid-ranger gaming phone with huge battery and robust processor Software and User Interface Powered by Android 15 and layered with ColorOS 15, the Oppo A6 Max offers a modern interface that feels both adaptable and user-friendly. It allows plenty of personalisation; users can adjust themes, set up gesture-based controls, and add widgets to match their preferences. Security options are thoughtfully built in, including features like app lock, private folders, and more precise permission settings, which together create a stronger sense of privacy.  On top of that, AI-powered enhancements work in the background to fine-tune performance and improve energy efficiency. While the device does come with a handful of pre-installed apps, they can easily be disabled or removed, ensuring the overall interface remains clean, simple, and uncluttered.  Storage and Memory The Oppo A6 Max is equipped with 256GB of UFS storage and 8GB of RAM, giving it quick app launches, fast data transfers, and reliable multitasking. UFS storage is a clear upgrade over older eMMC solutions, bringing much faster read and write speeds. While it lacks a microSD slot, the generous built-in capacity will be enough for most users. For those who want added flexibility, cloud storage ties in smoothly with the system.  Read more: realme P4 5G Review: A True Mid-Range Game Changer? Pros and Cons of Oppo A6 Max . Pros  - IP68/IP69 water and dust resistant- Slim 7.7 mm body with premium design- 6.8-inch AMOLED display, 120Hz refresh rate- Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 with smooth performance- 8GB RAM and 256GB UFS storage- Sharp 50 MP rear and 32 MP selfie camera- Stereo speakers with good sound- NFC and under-display fingerprint sensor- Massive 7000 mAh battery with 80 W fast charging- Reverse wired charging support. Read more: Vivo Y400 4G Review: Worth It or Just Hype? Cons - Only dual rear camera with 2 MP secondary lens- No FM radio support- No ultra-wide or macro camera- No microSD card slot- A bit heavy at 198 grams Price of Oppo A6 Max The Oppo A6 Max price in Bangladesh is approximately set at BDT 35,000. Read more: Best 10 Smartphones Releasing in August 2025 Final Words The Oppo A6 Max blends a stylish design with powerful hardware and exceptional battery life. Its massive 7000 mAh battery with 80 W fast charging makes it stand out in the market. While the limited camera options and lack of FM radio may hold it back from being a perfect all-rounder, it still offers excellent value for anyone seeking performance, durability, and endurance. 

September is always packed with phone launches, but 2025 feels different. Big names are pushing harder with foldables, smarter AI features, and crazy-fast chips. Whether you are eyeing Google, Samsung, or a wild card brand, this month’s lineup has something worth waiting for. Top 10 Smartphones Debuting in September 2025 . Apple iPhone 17 Air Apple is reportedly preparing a new addition to the iPhone 17 lineup, and it is already making headlines. The iPhone 17 Air, also known as the iPhone 17 Slim, is shaping up to be Apple’s thinnest iPhone yet—just 5.5 mm slim and 146 g light. Rumours point to a late 2025 launch, with Bangladesh possibly seeing it by September. Apple appears to be steering toward a new, slimmer design while keeping performance strong.  The iPhone 17 Air is expected to feature the A19 Pro chip built on 3 nm, running iOS 26, with storage options up to 512 GB. Its 6.9-inch LTPO OLED display should deliver smooth 120 Hz visuals with Dolby Vision. On the back, a 48 MP main camera is tipped to keep Apple’s reputation for standout photography. If accurate, this could mark a new chapter for ultra-thin premium phones. Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G Review: What’s New? Google Pixel 10 Google did not hold back with the Pixel 10 pricing at approximately BDT 95,000, and Bangladesh is set to see it rolling out this September 2025. The phone comes with the new Tensor G5 chip, Android 16 right out of the box, and a solid promise of years of updates. The 6.3-inch OLED panel pushes up to 3000 nits of brightness, which is insanely useful under the Dhaka sun.  Cameras remain Google’s biggest brag: a sharp 48MP main shooter, a 5x telephoto lens, and an ultrawide for everyday clicks. Battery life looks steady with its 4970 mAh cell, and fast charging gets you more than halfway in half an hour. With IP68 protection, stereo sound, and sleek finishes like Indigo and Frost, the Pixel 10 feels ready for everything.  Oppo A6 Max Oppo has officially launched the A6 Max this September, and it is already drawing attention in Bangladesh thanks to its big battery and solid price point around BDT 30,000. The Oppo A6 Max comes with a 6.8-inch AMOLED display that feels smooth thanks to its 120 Hz refresh rate, and with brightness peaking at 1600 nits, it should stay clear even under strong sunlight.  Read more: Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro Plus Review: Robust processor with massive battery Under the hood, it is powered by the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3, paired with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage, giving it enough muscle for daily use and gaming. On the back, there is a 50 MP main camera for solid shots, while the 32 MP selfie lens is built for crisp portraits.  But the real showstopper is its massive 7000 mAh battery, which not only promises all-day endurance but also supports 80W fast charging—perfect for users who do not want to stay tied to a charger. For anyone after endurance and modern features without breaking the bank, this is a tempting pick.  realme 15T Set to release on September 5, the realme 15T looks like a balanced option for buyers in Bangladesh who want solid performance at an affordable price of around BDT 30,000. The phone features a 6.57-inch AMOLED display with a smooth 120 Hz refresh rate and a peak brightness of 4000 nits, making it bright and fluid in everyday use.  Read more: realme P4 Pro Review: Mid-ranger gaming phone with huge battery and robust processor It is powered by the Dimensity 6400 Max chip built on 6nm technology, paired with up to 12GB of RAM. Plus, you can expand the storage, giving you extra space whenever you need it. On the back, you will find a 50MP main camera, while the 50MP selfie shooter stands out in this price segment. It comes with a huge 7000 mAh battery and 60W fast charging, so you can go longer between charges and refill quickly when you need to.  HMD Pulse 2 Pro HMD is bringing back some classic practicality with the Pulse 2 Pro, announced earlier this month and expected to arrive in Bangladesh by October 2025. Priced at about BDT 25,000, this phone focuses on value and durability over flashy extras. It features a 6.72-inch IPS LCD screen with a smooth 120 Hz refresh rate—quite impressive for this price range.  Under the hood, it runs on the Unisoc T615 chip, supported by 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, which you can expand with a microSD card. Photography gets a decent push with a 50MP main camera and another 50MP selfie shooter up front. What sets the Pulse 2 Pro apart is its user-replaceable 5000 mAh battery—a rare feature in 2025. With 20W charging and a sturdy build, this looks like a practical everyday phone.  Read more: realme P4 5G Review: A True Mid-Range Game Changer? Motorola Moto G06 Motorola is reportedly working on the Moto G06, a budget-friendly phone that could arrive in markets like Bangladesh later this year priced around BDT 20,000. While not officially announced, early leaks suggest a large 6.88-inch IPS LCD with a 120Hz refresh rate, though the resolution stays at 720p, keeping it clearly in the entry-level zone.  Powering the device is the Helio G81 Extreme chip, paired with up to 6GB RAM and 256GB storage, plus a dedicated microSD slot for extra space. The phone is likely to feature a 50MP main rear camera along with an 8 MP front camera for selfies. A 5200 mAh battery with modest 18W charging rounds out the package. If priced right, the Moto G06 could appeal to buyers looking for a no-frills phone with a big display and decent endurance.  TCL 60 Ultra NxtPaper TCL seems ready to push its unique NxtPaper technology into the mainstream with the upcoming 60 Ultra NxtPaper, which could land in Bangladesh later this year at a price near BDT 18,000. The standout here is the huge 7.2-inch display—an IPS LCD running at 120 Hz and designed with NxtPaper’s paper-like finish to reduce glare and eye strain.  Read more: Vivo Y400 4G Review: Worth It or Just Hype? Inside, the phone is tipped to run on the Dimensity 7400 (4 nm) chip, supported by 12 GB RAM and up to 512 GB storage, plus microSD expansion. Cameras look strong for the price: a 50MP main sensor, a 50MP telephoto with OIS, and an 8MP ultrawide, while selfies rely on a 32MP lens. With stereo speakers, DTS 3D Boom Sound, and a 5200 mAh battery, this could be one of the most entertainment-friendly budget phones of 2025.  iQOO 15 Ultra iQOO’s next flagship is shaping up to be one of the most powerful Android phones of the year. The iQOO 15 Ultra is expected to launch soon with Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 chip built on a 3nm process. It could feature a 6.82-inch LTPO AMOLED display with QHD+ resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate, offering fluid visuals for gaming and streaming.  On the back, rumours point to a triple 50 MP camera setup with a periscope lens supporting 3x optical zoom, while the front houses a 32 MP selfie camera. A 6150 mAh battery with 100W fast charging is likely, and the Ultra edition may even include gaming triggers and an active cooling fan for added performance. If priced well, this could be a game-changer for power users and mobile gamers in Bangladesh.  Read more: Best 10 Smartphones Releasing in August 2025 Tecno Pova Slim Tecno is preparing to release the Pova Slim, a device that blends performance with a super-thin design. Measuring just 6mm thick and weighing 156g, it’s one of the slimmest 5G phones expected this year. This phone comes with a 6.78-inch AMOLED display offering a super-smooth 144 Hz refresh rate and an eye-catching 4500 nits peak brightness, perfect for gaming or outdoor use.  It runs on the Dimensity 6400 chip, paired with up to 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. For photos and video, you get a 50 MP main camera and a 13 MP selfie camera, both capable of shooting in 4K. A 5160 mAh battery fuels the device, supported by 45W fast charging. Expected to launch in Bangladesh later in Q4 2025, the Pova Slim could attract users who want style without sacrificing performance.  Honor X7d 4G Honor has announced the X7d 4G, set to release in September 2025, bringing a strong mix of performance and battery power for budget-conscious users. The phone features a 6.77-inch TFT LCD display with a smooth 120Hz refresh rate, though its resolution stays at 720p, making it more of a practical device than a premium one.  Read more: Apple iPhone 17 Series: Leaks, Rumours and Probable Release Date Under the hood, it runs on the Snapdragon 685 (6 nm) paired with up to 8 GB RAM and 256 GB storage. The highlight is its 108MP main camera, supported by a 2MP depth sensor, while selfies rely on an 8MP lens. Backed by a massive 6500 mAh battery with 35W fast charging, the X7d 4G is designed for long-lasting use. Expected price details for Bangladesh will be revealed closer to launch.  Final Words September 2025 is shaping up to be a big month for smartphone launches in Bangladesh, with options across every budget. From premium flagships to value-packed mid-rangers, users will find plenty of choices that blend performance, design, and long-lasting batteries for daily needs. Read more: Vivo X200 FE Review: The Compact Champion Featuring Zeiss Cameras and a Massive Battery

Honor has launched its latest flagship foldable phone, the Magic V5, in Bangladesh on Monday introducing it as the world’s slimmest foldable smartphone. The foldable flagship was unveiled at an event at the Renaissance Dhaka Gulshan Hotel, attended by Honor Bangladesh officials including Country Manager Lang Guo, Business Head Abdullah Al Mamun, and Deputy Country Manager Muzahidul Islam, along with representatives from different telecommunication companies. Weighing 217 grams, the Magic V5 measures 4.1mm when unfolded and 8.8mm when folded,  setting a Guinness World Record for durability by lifting 104 kg while suspended. Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G Review: What’s New? “The Honor Magic V5 was built to combine elegance and power. With crease-free folding technology and a next-generation silicon-carbon battery, this product reflects our dedication to redefining mobile experiences,” Lang Guo said at the launch. The Magic V5 features a 7.95-inch inner display and a 6.43-inch outer display, both 120Hz LTPO OLED panels. Its hinge mechanism ensures near crease-free folding, while IP58 and IP59 ratings provide dust and water resistance. Powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, the phone offers up to 16GB RAM and 512GB storage. It debuts the world’s first 5,820mAh silicon-carbon battery with 25% silicon content, supporting 66W wired and 50W wireless Honor SuperCharge. For photography, the Honor AI Falcon Camera System includes a 64MP periscope telephoto lens, a 50MP wide camera, and a 50MP ultra-wide camera with AI-powered imaging. Xiaomi Redmi Note 15 Pro Plus Review: Robust processor with massive battery The Magic V5 is priced at BDT 219,999 for the 16GB RAM + 512GB storage model. Pre-order customers can buy it at a discounted price of BDT 199,999 until August 30, with gifts including Honor Choice Headphones Pro, a 100W Honor SuperCharge Wireless Charger Stand, and up to 12-month interest-free EMI facilities. Vivo Y400 4G Review: Worth It or Just Hype? Honor also launched the Pad 10, featuring 8GB RAM, 256GB storage, a Snapdragon 7 Gen chip, and a 10,100mAh battery with 35W SuperCharge support. Weighing 525 grams and measuring 6.29mm thick, the tablet is priced at BDT 39,999 and comes with a Smart Stylus Pen. More details about these devices are available at https://smart-honor.com.