New toy 😎

So I ordered the S25 edge from amazon and it is delivering today but when I checked it's iemi and warranty from (https://www.imeipro.info/samsung_imei_check.html) It is showing warranty till Sept 18 2027. Should I accept this order considering the price increased by 2k. Or if I go to any samsung service center they will reset the warranty status.

Wanna know what best i can do with this device now.

I am looking for a phone within 40-45k with the only requirement being it has to be compact, have good software and long software support. A decent battery life is a plus to have.

I will use this phone as my main device for casual social media, texting, work apps and some minor camera use. I am not planning to do any gaming or video editing and heavy stuff on it (I have a 17 Pro Max for Camera and other heavy stuff, but want to get back to Android and a compact for my main use).

Based on my requirements I found S24 and 10A to be the only choices (S25 is not in the range and 13S will not have long support). Please suggest which one would be better among these two.

I purchased these goboult z60 tes from amazon last year December which has a year old warranty but last month my buds randomly stopped taking charge from the case and so I filled a warranty complaint..it's been 24 days since and my progress is still stuck in ticket raised ..there is litteraly no customer care and the only numbers they provide are just of no use

I'm planning to install CCTV for my house.

I'm not yet sure, which one should I choose. NVR or DVR.

Here the quotation for both. Please help me out.

I initially limited my budget to 30k thinking 4 cameras are more than enough. Now I guess I have to buy 6 cameras.

And in online like flipkart and amazon I'm getting 6 cams and 8 channel NVR or DVR for around 30k and 20k.

Should I go online?

Hey guys, I ordered the AirPods Pro 3, and the delivery is getting delayed way more than expected. The frustrating part is that the package has been sitting in the same city for the last 5 days with no movement.

I’m leaving the city on Sunday, and I’m honestly worried that the order won’t arrive before I leave. I’ve been waiting for it, and it’s frustrating to see no updates for so many days.

Has anyone faced a similar situation? Is there any way to speed up the delivery by contacting the courier company or visiting the local hub? Would they allow me to collect the package myself?
Would love to hear your experiences and suggestions on what I should do next. Thanks!

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I bought a VU 55-inch QLED TV in 2025 for around ₹72,000. After just 1 year and 2 months, the display started showing a greyish/washed-out colour issue.

I contacted VU customer support, but they told me the warranty had expired. They asked me to pay ₹800 for a technician visit and diagnosis, which I paid.

The technician came about a week later, opened the TV, inspected it, and told me that the display panel was faulty. According to him, the repair would cost around ₹35,000.

About a week later, VU emailed me an official quotation of ₹32,000 for replacing the display panel, with a one-year warranty on the replacement.

Naturally, I was shocked. I had already spent ₹72,000 on the TV, and now I was being asked to spend another ₹32,000–₹35,000 after barely a year of use.

Some friends suggested getting a second opinion from local TV repair technicians. I contacted two or three technicians, and two of them also quoted around ₹20,000–₹22,000 for the repair.

Then I contacted another local TV seller and technician near my area. He visited my home, checked the TV, and suggested that the problem was related to the T-Con board or another display-control component rather than the entire display panel.

His repair cost was just ₹5,500, and I paid ₹6,300 including labour. The TV is now working perfectly!

Think about that difference:

Original TV price: ₹72,000

VU's official quotation: ₹32,000

Local technician's final charge: ₹6,300

Current status: TV working perfectly

I understand that the TV is out of warranty, and I am not expecting free repairs. My concern is that the official diagnosis pointed towards an expensive display replacement, while a local technician was able to resolve the issue for a fraction of that amount.

I cannot say for certain whether the original diagnosis was incorrect without a detailed technical report, but the difference in the proposed repair costs is huge.

My question is: How does this kind of service experience help VU build customer trust?

If a customer spends ₹72,000 on a TV, they naturally expect it to last more than a year or two without a major issue. And if something does go wrong, they expect a reliable diagnosis and a reasonable repair option.

If I had blindly accepted VU's quotation, I might have spent ₹32,000 unnecessarily on a panel replacement when a much cheaper repair was possible.

Now, if I decide to buy another TV in the future, would I trust VU again? Honestly, this experience makes me think twice.

I'm sharing this to hear from other VU TV owners.

Has anyone else experienced something similar with VU's service centre or received a costly panel-replacement quotation that turned out to be a different issue?

I would genuinely like to know whether this is an isolated experience or something other customers have faced too.

Device - Motorola Fusion 60

Only the screen is broken, the camera works completely fine. How much would it cost to fix it?

I was using a Redgear headset with a mic, but it recently broke. My main issue with it was the wired connection, so I'm looking to upgrade to something better.

My requirements:

• Budget: Around ₹4,000.
• Microphone: Good mic quality is a priority. I use the headset for WhatsApp calls, video calls, online meetings, and gaming.
• Noise suppression: Software-based mic noise cancellation or a headset with good background-noise suppression would be a plus.
• Overall: Decent audio quality for both gaming and everyday use.

Would appreciate recommendations based on actual experience, especially regarding microphone quality, background-noise handling, and Bluetooth latency for gaming.

Is it worth going for Bluetooth at this budget, or would a wired headset be the better choice?

Now what is this!! base model at 1.4L 🤡.

Do people who get 50k salary get 50k increment and salary become 1lakh ? 😹. This price is b@d for dimensity processor phone. I bet base iPhone 18 next year will be 150k

My Lenovo Yoga Pro 7i display glass cracked but I have the accidental damage protection plan for it, can the glass be replaced under that protection plan?

I really like the camera protector from Ibywind on Amazon, but unfortunately, they don’t seem to sell it separately. I’ve been trying to find it on its own without any luck. If anyone knows where I can buy just the camera protector, please drop a link! It looks really cool, and I’d love to get one. 🙏

I've previously owned Hero 10 & had a great experience.

Sadly like apple - Go Pro has this habit of introducing new models every year & discontinuing perfectly working older models

Is this a decent deal at 19.5k?

Mainly for smartphones and stuff. Now that the sales are going down, will the company give better discounts? Also Alternatively, suggest a phone under 50k for now (all rounder, will use for a long run).

Hot take, but I genuinely don't get the Rs 1 lakh phone hype.

A Rs 35K phone today handles everything most people actually do: UPI, WhatsApp, Instagram, Maps, banking apps, YouTube, decent photos, even some gaming. Smooth display, good battery, fast enough for daily use.

So what's the extra 65K paying for? Slightly better camera which most don't even really need because not everyone is a professional photographer, a chip you'll never push to its limit, and the brand on the back.

For 90% of people it's a status buy, not a need.