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- We hope that the Xiaomi Red Mi 17 brand in all its categories will change the shape and location of the rear camera island and place it on the left of the phone or make it in a straight line next to each other.Egyptian28-04-2026
- Why don't we watch IQO brand tabletsEgyptian28-04-2026
- We wish that the T7000 mAh battery and the T-Pro 8500 battery will be as described in the previous report.Egyptian27-04-2026
- The 6360mAh points to a 6500mAh rated capacity. There is high risk the 17T Pro uses the same one, but some OS data pulls point to 7000mAh for the Pro version. I hope they don't downgrade the main sensor from OV50H/LF900 to the smaller one. The competition is tough. Even with OV50H, periscope telephoto, 13Mpx UWA without AF and 6500/7000mAh battery it will be an uphill battle and tough sell.. The fan specs is probably a mixup with Redmi K90 Max.crashpc27-04-2026
- Unfortunately, we don't want these products in the Arabian Gulf, the Honor Magic Pad 3Pro.Egyptian22-04-2026
- Waiting for the next Sony giant and we hope to see it in the Middle East and the Arabian Gulf as wellEgyptian05-04-2026
- Samsung phones now look very "Sony" but nobody complains or calls them stagnant.PeterG05-04-2026
- Guys, stop complaining about the bloatware. For Chinese people those apps are a must. They respect most of the apps but you CAN remove everything you don't need. I did remove apples junk on my iphone like journal, freeform too and others because i don't need them. Honor Germany and other European countries have 6+6 support and update which means 6 years of Major Android system upgrades and 6 years of security patches. If you get your Magicpad 4 now running Android 16, after 6 years you're going to get Android 22. Your battery will be dead twice already... Simple as that.unscrew31-03-2026
- 3- The lack of a charger with the tablet increases the cost burden on the user.Egyptian30-03-2026
- 2- Relying on some unnecessary options in tablets, such as the presence of 165 Hz, and only 120 Hz or 144 is enough.Egyptian30-03-2026
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