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RedMagic isn’t wasting any time. Hot on the heels of yesterday’s RedMagic 11S Pro and RedMagic 11S Pro Plus debut in China, the nubia sub-brand has already confirmed the non-Pro Plus’ international release plans. If you’ve been waiting for the next bleeding-edge gaming smartphone to hit the global market, circle May 27 on your calendar.
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Read MoreInfinix NOTE 60 Pro Yuna Gift Box lands in PH with ₱5,000 discount, dance challenge
If there’s one thing we know about the smartphone market now, it’s that technology and K-pop make a successful pairing. Case in point: Infinix has officially brought the limited-edition Infinix NOTE 60 Pro Yuna Gift Box to the Philippines. It’s a highly targeted bundle designed for fans and tech enthusiasts alike, but underneath the collectibles, there’s a capable phone here.
Read MoreInsta360 GO 3S Retro Bundle is a $299.99 / ₱18,490 vintage shooter
Insta360 is leaning hard into the nostalgic camera craze. The company has launched the Insta360 GO 3S Retro Bundle, a special-edition package that outfits its pill-shaped 4K action camera with a top-down optical viewfinder, transforming the wearable device into a waist-level point-and-shoot.
Read MoreHONOR 600, HONOR 600 Pro launched in PH: Prices announced, Mercedes‑Benz raffle up for grabs
First, it was a Rolex watch. Then, it was a Tesla Cybertruck. Now, HONOR Philippines is giving away a brand-new Mercedes-Benz EQA 250 to someone who preorders the HONOR 600 Series. If there was ever any doubt that the brand is aggressively fighting for your attention — and your wallet — this ought to clear it up.
Read MoreRedMagic 11S Pro Series key specs revealed ahead of May 18 launch
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Read MoreHUAWEI WATCH FIT 5 Series arrives in PH May 22 with up to ₱2,700 off
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Read MoreInfinix NOTE 60 Ultra price, launch date in PH revealed
Hot on the heels of the Infinix NOTE 60 Pro — a device we recently dubbed a “midrange masterclass” in our review — Infinix is already looking to climb the food chain.
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