October’s 10.10 rollout tends to be the double-digit sale where technology brands slash prices significantly on hardware you might actually keep in your pocket for the next two years. For its 10.10 2026 campaign running until Oct. 12, OPPO Philippines is cutting prices across Lazada, Shopee, and TikTok Shop, shaving up to ₱8,000 (roughly $128) off its smartphone and ecosystem lineup.
HONOR Pad X9b Max lands in PH with 13-inch IMAX Enhanced display
Fresh off its global debut, the huge HONOR Pad X9b Max has officially touched down in the Philippines. The company’s latest tablet targets professionals and content junkies looking for an oversized screen.
HUAWEI prices MatePad Air 2026 at ₱59,999 for early buyers in PH
HUAWEI is making an unapologetic play for your mobile workspace, and it is putting a serious deal on the table to get your attention. Starting today until Sept. 17, the HUAWEI MatePad Air 2026 is available for preorder in the Philippines at an early-bird rate of ₱59,999 (roughly $958), down from its standard ₱64,999 ($1,038) price tag.
Infinix XPAD 30 Pro review: The ultimate sub-₱15K entertainment tablet?
View PostInfinix XPAD 30 Pro gets ₱12,999 promo price ahead of PH launch
Infinix Philippines isn’t pretending its newest release is a laptop replacement; the Infinix XPAD 30 Pro is built almost entirely for marathon streaming and competitive gaming, , and we now know how much it will cost.
HUAWEI MatePad Air 2026 Sept. 11 PH launch guide: Preorder freebies and our feature video
View PostInfinix XPAD 30 Pro arrives Sept. 8 with entertainment-first focus
If there’s one thing we’ve learned from the second quarter of 2026, it’s that the era of budget consumer tech as we know it is rapidly shifting, but Transsion — the parent company behind Infinix — isn’t loosening its grip on the Philippine market anytime soon.
Best‑performing Android phones and tablets in August 2026
A new month means a fresh batch of Antutu performance charts. The benchmark authority has released its rankings for August 2026, offering a clear look at which Android devices pushed hardware the furthest over the past month.
Power Mac Center is finally on Lazada — just in time for the iPhone 18
Buying an Apple device online is one thing. Buying one that costs ₱80,000 (roughly $1,281) or more is another. Power Mac Center has officially launched its digital storefront on Lazada’s LazMall, giving Filipino shoppers another authorized place to buy Apple hardware without wondering who, exactly, is on the other side of the checkout button.
HUAWEI MatePad Pro Max arrives in PH with ₱39,595 in preorder freebies
HUAWEI is bringing its latest high-end tablet, the HUAWEI MatePad Pro Max, to the Philippines. Billed as a 4-in-1 workhorse for professionals and creatives, the device leans hard into the laptop replacement category, with the brand touting it as the thinnest and lightest 13-inch-plus PC-level productivity tablet available.
OPPO 8.8 sale drops device prices by up to ₱10,000 (and you could win a DJI gimbal)
If you’re in the market for a new daily driver, a tablet for work, or a pair of wireless earbuds, you might want to hold off on paying full retail price. OPPO Philippines is running its 8.8 Sale until Aug. 11, offering substantial discounts and freebies across its current hardware lineup.
Best‑performing Android phones and tablets in July 2026
If you’re looking to buy a new Android device and want to ensure you’re getting the most horsepower for your money, the benchmark numbers for July 2026 are in. Antutu has released its monthly performance rankings, and the data tells a tale of two silicon giants: Qualcomm owns the premium space, while MediaTek has a stranglehold on the midrange.
TECNO MEGAPAD 2 arrives in PH with ₱16,999 starting price
The tablet market is currently undergoing a significant shift, with artificial intelligence becoming the new baseline rather than a premium novelty. Enter the TECNO MEGAPAD 2, which officially hit the Philippines today, Aug. 1.
Infinix Payday Madness Sale 2026: The deals to grab before July ends
If you’ve been limping along with a shattered screen or a battery that dies by noon, payday has finally arrived — and with it, a solid excuse to upgrade. The Infinix Payday Madness Sale is already in full swing, running through July 31. The good news? You still have time to catch some of the best discounts of the month before the calendar flips over.
RedMagic Astra 2 debuts globally as first liquid-cooled gaming tablet
After launching in China in June, nubia‘s RedMagic Astra 2 gaming tablet is officially making its way to global markets.
Small tablet, big flex: HUAWEI MatePad Mini PH price, preorder promo revealed
Small tablets are a rare breed these days, with most manufacturers pushing large, laptop-sized screens. But HUAWEI is betting big on the compact form factor. The HUAWEI MatePad Mini is now officially up for preorder in the Philippines, targeting creatives and on-the-go professionals who want power without the bulk.
Best-performing Android phones and tablets in June 2026
Mobile performance isn’t slowing down anytime soon. Antutu’s June 2026 benchmark data shows that even as we cross the midyear mark, the race for Android supremacy is shifting from raw horsepower to smart optimization. Hitting 4 million points is no longer a headline milestone, but simply the baseline for entry into the flagship tier — and the competition is only getting sharper.
Apple increases Mac, iPad prices in PH. Here’s the new price list
If you were saving up for a brand-new MacBook or an iPad, your financial roadmap just got derailed — aggressively.
Home Credit PH offers 0% interest on back-to-school gadgets starting at ₱27 per day
As Filipino families prepare for the new school year, back-to-school shopping is in full swing. And among the list of other essentials are learning devices such as laptops, smartphones, and tablets, which have now become important tools for completing schoolwork, conducting research, accessing educational resources, and staying connected throughout the academic year.
ASUS returns to Android tablets with ASUS Pad launch
Taiwanese electronics maker ASUS dropped a welcome surprise at this year’s Computex trade show: the new ASUS Pad with model No. T3201. The launch officially signals the company’s return to the traditional tablet market after a long hiatus.