Pixel 10a set for a durable take on more of the same
Tag: mid-range
Mid-range phones are a big deal right now, and there’s a good reason why: rather than spend an arm and a leg on a new high-end phone, they bring real value, offering several cameras and possibly support for 5G for below the thousand dollar mark in Australia, and indeed, much of the rest of the world.
Google’s Pixel 10a almost announced by a preorder
Google’s take on the 2026 midrange might be arriving early, as the “a” series of Pixel phones is sort-of, kind-of announced. Ish.
Oppo’s latest push for the mid-range is water resistant
It seems we have a consistent benchmark for mobiles under a grand this year, as the Oppo Reno 15 range looks set to bring water resistance below $700.
Xiaomi brings durability to $799 Note phones
Big phones can command big prices, particularly big phones built to survive life. Xiaomi’s Redmi Note 15 hopes to change that feeling.
Motorola readies new durable budget phone in G57
Budget and mid-range phones don’t typically handle water or drops well. At $299, the Moto G57 is trying something different.
Samsung turns to kids to make its Tab a better buy
If your kids are always asking and pleading to get them a tablet, a new option from Samsung actually comes with kid-focused features and a durable case.
CMF Headphone Pro reviewed: a solid bargain
Priced under $200, the CMF Headphone Pro attract on design and price, delivering tuning by Nothing and some clever controls. Is it a solid bargain?
Xiaomi Redmi Pad 2 reviewed: for your entertainment
A sizeable 11 inch screen, minimalist frame, and a sub-$400 price make the Redmi Pad 2 seem like a steal. What’s wrong?
Samsung Galaxy S25 FE reviewed: it should be better
Samsung’s next stab at the mid-range is the Galaxy S25 FE, and coming from last year’s excellent S24 FE, it has big shoes to fill. Is it a success?
Samsung’s S25 FE builds up mid-range, Tab S11 aims to impress
One of the better phones for 2025 is about to get a less expensive sibling, as the FE returns for the S25 range, while this year’s Galaxy Tab breaks ground, both bringing AI to more models.
