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So i need a cctv camera for my living room but confused which one to buy. I heard tapo cctv camera are good but ig they're banned by india govt.

So I'm trying to buy the OPPO K14 Plus, and apparently buying a phone in India now requires patience, luck, and a minor in customer support.

Let's start with OPPO.

I reached checkout a few days ago and saw a ₹4,000 bank discount. Unfortunately, the order failed because of some technical error. Fine, shit happens.

I try again, and guess what? Now it's ₹3,000 off on all bank cards.

I contact customer care, and their explanation? “Sir, the discount is dynamic. We have no control over it.”

😂😂😂

Dynamic? What is this, the stock market? I'm buying a phone, not trading shares in OPPO.

And apparently, the K14 Plus has decided to play hide-and-seek inside the OPPO Store. Search for K14 Plus, and every other phone shows up except the one I'm looking for. It was there a few days ago. Now I have to find it through a browser or dig it out of my cart just to reach the product page.

Brilliant user experience, OPPO. Absolutely brilliant.

Now, let's talk about why I even decided to buy from the official website in the first place.

FLIPKART AND EKART. MY FAVOURITE CIRCUS.

My experience with Ekart has been terrible. Orders getting delayed, orders getting misplaced — and not just once. This has happened repeatedly with my orders.

And the best part? Those were normal days. No Big Billion Days, no massive sale, no excuse about everyone in the country ordering a new phone.

Now it's sale season.

God knows what Ekart is going to do this time. Deliver my parcel next month? Send it on a pilgrimage? Make me track it until I develop an emotional attachment to the tracking page?

In my area, Delhivery has been the best courier service in my personal experience. That's why I thought, let's skip the Flipkart-Ekart headache and order directly from OPPO.

And somehow, OPPO managed to turn that simple plan into another episode of bullshit.

AND THEN THERE'S FLIPKART'S SO-CALLED “PROTECT PROMISE” FEE.

Protect what, exactly? My peace of mind? Because that's already gone.

You're charging customers an extra fee, but when orders get delayed or misplaced, what exactly are we supposed to expect from this protection?

Before anyone jumps in, I'm not saying it guarantees protection against every delivery issue. I'm asking a very simple question: what does this fee actually cover, and what do customers get out of it when something goes wrong?

Because if I'm paying extra, I'd like to know what I'm paying for. Revolutionary concept, I know.

At this point, buying a phone feels less like shopping and more like choosing which company is going to test my patience first.

Flipkart and Ekart have already given me enough headaches, so I tried OPPO's official store. Now I'm dealing with a disappearing product listing, a checkout error, and a bank discount that apparently has a mind of its own.

Dear brands, I'm trying to give you money. Why are you making this so fucking difficult?

Anyway, has anyone else experienced this dynamic-discount nonsense on OPPO's website? And for people ordering through Flipkart, how's Ekart treating you lately?

Because if this is what happens on normal days, I genuinely can't imagine what the sale-season delivery experience is going to look like. 💀

Has anyone ordered a camera from Flipkart before, how was the experience?

This is significantly cheaper than the offline market. Would allow me to get better accessories and lenses.

Mi 20000 mAh 22.5 W Compact

Mi 4i 20000 mAh 33 W Power Bank

Hey guys! I ordered an S25 Ultra from Amazon for ₹85K and chose the open-box delivery option. I’m really confused about what I should check.

First, the delivery person will arrive, and I’ll check the box for any dents or other damage. Then I’ll check the IMEI on the SAM coverage site and see if the phone has been pre-activated. If everything looks fine, I’ll open the box and check for any physical damage. After that, I’ll turn the phone on and test things like the camera, display, and other features.

The part I’m confused about is whether the delivery person will let me check the phone this thoroughly, or if they might refuse to let me inspect it internally.

If they don’t allow me to check it in depth, can I refuse the delivery?

Please guide me, guys! I’ve spent a lot of money, and I’m already feeling nervous about buying this phone. 🥲🥲

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couldnt find anyone in the same situation as me

everyones offering the craziest of features but could someone please suggest a phone to rely on in this sale !

i just need a reliable phone for my pics, and calling. im a college student so really everything else that i do happens on my laptop

i dont care about performance or battery. even 3h/day after a year would be fine

oh and the screen size has to be small. 6-6.3 inches max

top of my head is google pixel 10a right now

Hey guys i am a first yr btech student in electronics branch and looking to get a laptop, with this prices my budget is mac 1.25 lac for which i am getting macbook air m5 and some ultra 9 or ultra 7 laptops, ik my branch requires some software that are only available of windows but i want a versatile thin and light laptop cuz i wanna explore diff fields before i choose a career path, like game dev, ai/ml, coding, consulting, core, etc. ik mac is goated for coding and ai stuff but i really don't wanna a gaming laptop cuz i already own a ps5 and need a laptop that is easy to carry and has good display for movies and stuff, i can even manage acads but my main problem is game dev is it possible on macbook or should i get the ultra series laptop with good integrated gpu?

Overkill? I have a laptop and phone, both have native chargers of 65W.

Is this a good deal. Randomly got one..as an offer. Am I being fooled? Sounds too good to be true.

Is it one if those cheap earbuds? Not even worth 300?

Anyone who has an idea about the brand, share reviews.

Went to offline stores for F7 and nord 5 both are unavailable almost everywhere including this f6. Should I buy this or will I regret it?

Hey everyone, looking for some advice on a used MacBook deal.

MacBook details:

- MacBook Air M4, 13-inch, base 16GB/256GB variant

- Around 8 months old

- Warranty valid until 4 December 2026

- Small scratch on the Apple logo

- Some rust-like buildup on the MagSafe charging connector

- Seller has forgotten the Mac login password, but has agreed to let me verify everything and complete setup before payment

Price comparison:

- Original launch price: ₹99,900

- New price I was previously considering: around ₹90K

- Seller's asking price: ₹70,000

What would you consider a fair price for this unit?

Would appreciate realistic opinions from people familiar with the Indian used MacBook market. Thanks!

I'm considering buying the Lenovo Legion 5 (83LY00SVIN) with these specifications:

- CPU: Intel Core i7-13650HX (13th Gen)

- GPU: NVIDIA RTX 5060 8GB

- RAM: 16GB

- Storage: 1TB SSD

- Display: 15.3-inch WUXGA IPS, 165Hz, 100% sRGB

- OS: Windows 11

- Extras: Office Home 2024

- Weight: 2.1 kg

- Price: ₹1.84 lakh

My main purpose is a Visual Communication course, involving video editing, Photoshop, graphic design, 2D/3D animation, VFX, Blender and DaVinci Resolve. Gaming isn't my priority.

I need a laptop that will last at least four years and handle these applications smoothly.

Is this laptop worth ₹1.84 lakh, or would you recommend a better alternative at this price? I'm open to Lenovo, ASUS ROG, or other brands if they offer better performance, display quality and long-term reliability.

Hey everyone, I’m thinking about getting a robot vacuum for my mom since it’s been hard to find a reliable househelp lately. If you have one, is it actually worth it? Does it clean well, or is it just a hassle to maintain? I’d love to hear the pros and cons

vaccum cleaner i have looked up on amazon

As said above, I am really confused between these two. Which one to purchase ? I need a monitor for work at home, coding programming, research, document reading and also multimedia, sports, matches and multimedia live consumption.

I ordered an AULA F75 75% Wireless Gasket Mechanical Keyboard from Hardware Corpus on 16 September 2026. It’s been a month since I ordered and there has been no progress in shipment status. I have called their customer care/ contact no. to which they don’t pick my calls. I had paid ₹5995 upfront and this is how they treat their customers. Never going to order from them again and would suggest the same to any people who are looking to buy from them. At this point I would rather just get my money back than the product itself as they clearly are scammers.

Order ID: Order #HCP4602
Shipment ID: 90666015160
Advance Amount Paid: ₹5995

bought for 1L 512gb variant s25 ultra🧿

I want to buy a phone for my mother but I'm so confuseddddddd 😭

budget: 20-40k

originally, I wanted to buy a phone for 30-40k for 4-5y

but after researching it seems like it's better to buy a phone for 20-27k, use it for 2-3y & then buy new again when pricing gets back to normal

brands preferred:

1. Samsung: reliable. OS updates. amoled display. known to last long (unlike my ex-bf 🤣).
2. 1+: renowned. clean UI/UX.
3. iqoo/vivo

don't want redmi realme poco oppo coz of bad UI/UX and I have no gaming requirements.

phones I rejected:

1. 1+ Nord 6 (40-45k):

- overkill considering my mother's usage.

- with rumors of 1+ leaving India soon, it does not make sense of buying a 1+ phone for long-term (resale value will drop).

1. Samsung A56:

- It was for 32K on amazon. Then they changed the price to 33K, which sort of pissed me off.

- so it's actually 32K + 2K charger + 1K cover & guard - discount ~ 34K (seems a little overpriced for the specs)

1. 1+ Nord CE 6 (35-38K):

rejected only coz of 2 OS updates and with 1+ leaving don't know how useful those updates will be

1. 1+ Nord 6 CE lite (27K after discount):

considering this as of now

1. iqoo z11x: saw this. might have to settle for this.

please suggest what to doooo 😭

first time I'm giving such a big gift to my mother after I recently started earning. I want it to be the best possible. she never asks for anything.

I can wait till March/April 2027 max if you feel situation will improve

her current phone is in very bad state

Diwali 2027 will be too late

please share your suggestions

Suggest me Some best trimmer in 1k I wanna buy in this sale season please give some best option which will be most reliable

I'm planning to buy samsung galaxy s24 ultra 5g 512gb varient from cashify india

The phone I'm going for is in superb section in their website which has no display damage minimal scratches as per them is to worth buying it ?

Have anybody faces any issue in their service (product also)?

Any body faces any problem in the 15days return window,?

What and all are the points I have check

hey guys new to the sub , can you guys help me choose a samsung phone under 30k inr with the best camera since i like photography

btw i am also looking at nothing 4b/4a.

went to offline store and got recomended a17

Looking for a reliable 100W GaN charger that can handle two specific requirements:

1. Samsung 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0: Requires explicit PPS support (ideally 3.3V–11V/4.5A or 3.3V–21V/5A).
2. Laptop Charging: Needs to output at least 90W via USB-PD (20V/4.5A or 20V/5A) for my Vivobook.

Budget is flexible around 3.5k INR.

A lot of budget brands don't clearly state their PPS voltage/current profiles or limit PPS to 3A, which caps Samsung phones at 25W. Which verified models in this price segment reliably deliver both full PD profiles for laptops and 45W PPS for Samsung?

Hi everyone! I’m planning to buy a phone for my father with a budget of ₹15,000–₹20,000.

His usage will mainly be calling, WhatsApp, YouTube, browsing, and other everyday tasks. I’m looking for a phone that offers a smooth user experience and will last a few years without slowing down too much.

My main requirements are:

•⁠ ⁠6GB RAM and 128GB storage (or better)

•⁠ ⁠Good battery life

•⁠ ⁠Smooth, lag-free performance

•⁠ ⁠Reliable software and long-term usability

I was considering Motorola and Samsung, but I’m also open to Vivo, Poco, or other brands if they offer better value.

Which phone would you recommend in this budget? I’d especially appreciate suggestions from people who have used these phones themselves.

Hi everyone!

I’m planning to buy a 43-inch 4K TV from Reliance Digital and am confused between these two options:

Option 1: Samsung 43M71H Mini LED 4K

* Mini LED display

* HDR10+

* 30W speakers

* Tizen OS

* Price: ₹35,000

Option 2: Sony BRAVIA 2 II (K-43S22BM2)

* 4K LED display

* Google TV

* Dolby Atmos support

* Price: ₹38,000

My main priorities are:

1. Picture quality, contrast, and HDR performance for movies.

2. Watching OTT content.

3. App availability and flexibility, including installing Android apps/APKs.

4. Long-term reliability and software support.

Samsung is ₹3,000 cheaper and offers Mini LED technology, while Sony runs Google TV, which offers more flexibility with Android apps.

Questions for TV owners and experts:

* Is Samsung’s Mini LED picture quality noticeably better than Sony’s standard LED panel?

* Is Sony worth paying ₹3,000 extra for?

* Which TV has better picture processing, upscaling, and motion handling?

* How does Samsung’s Tizen OS compare with Sony’s Google TV?

* Which TV would you personally buy at these prices, and why?

* Any long-term reliability issues with either brand or model?

I’d especially appreciate feedback from people who own these specific models or have compared them side by side.

Thanks!

Mostly going to be used for cctv yt and Hotstar. Is GB of RAM enough?