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Realme 14 5g, Analysis: The 6,000mAh batteries have reached economic mobiles. This realme is the best proof of this After a year in style with its flagship, the Realme GT7 Prothe Chinese firm continued its particular path in which it is committed to balanced smartphones in power, design and cameras. He Realme 14 pro+ forms the mid -range (with serious premium aspirations) and His little brother has just arrived to be company. More appropriate for those looking for a good experience without emptying their pocket. I have been with the Realme 14 5G for a few weeks, which has surprised me for its performance at all levels, not exempt from any paste and, above all, Focused on gaming With good finish accessories. Realme gives relief to its realme 12 with a daring exterior and a silicon anode battery capable of Host 6,000 mAh. How about the experience aboard this Android? I tell you. Realme 14 5g Technical Card Realme 14 5g dimensions and weight 163.15 x 75.65 x 7.97 mm 196 grams screen 6.67 inches AMOLED FullHD+ resolution (1,080 x 2,400 pixels) Refresco rate: 120 Hz 111% DCI-P3 Pico shine: 2,000 nits PWM Dimming: 480 Hz processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 Adreno GPU RAM 12/12 GB Virtual RAM Internal storage 256 GB rear cameras Angular: 50 MP, F/1.8, OIS Bakeh: 2 MP Front camera 16 MP F/2.4 battery 6,000 mAh Fast charge 45W Operating system Android 15 with Realme UI 6.0 connectivity Dual Sim 5G NSA/SA Wifi 6 Bluetooth others IP69 certification Steam camera Artificial intelligence Stereo speakers price From 349 euros As “Gaming Mobile”, meets note Simple, but compliant design. It is a relatively economic mobile, which is committed to polycarbonate in a daring rear of Gaming style in the unit I have tried. Flat songs, such as the rear and the frontalwith a construction that despite the chosen material, feels very good in hand. It is not heavy, and good feelings are also due to a good cast of this weight. Realme varies your image with this model. The screen glue is that it does not take advantage of the entire back, and has a lower chin that breaks the symmetry with the rest of the bevels. It shows that we are not facing a premium terminal, the inch-fontal relationship is not the most optimal. And its cameras module, opts for that oval rectangle (seen in many occasions and signatures) instead of the central circular format that gave some cohesion in the brand portfolio. Good screen for gaming. The panel is of Amoled type, large with 6.67 inches, and 120 -kicus soda rate. No complaint: the mid -range has reached a great level. In addition, it ensures a good touch response, apart from the benefits that we all know about these screens: vivid colors and deep blacks. I really liked Realme’s color calibration, with very warm tones. To play, it provides a very good experience. It is not the cleanest sound. Realme has put emphasis on these stereo speakers that resonate as a thunder: without volume complaints, or in general of audio quality, which yes, could have a sound of greater sharpness. Now, beyond that search for excellence, they meet at the same level as the screen. It is appreciated that both speakers sound the samenot as in other economic smartphones. In terms of Bluetooth codecs, without compatibility problems: its Qualcomm chip allows you to enjoy the most recent headphones. It looks with advanced graphics, it is not so fast in daily use A mobile to play, with limitations. Traditionally, mobile phones that focus on playing video games choose the most advanced Qualcomm or MediaTek processors, but Realme wanted a price content. Realme 14 5g rode a Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 MODERN: The user experience by the system is good, in gross power it is behind the Snapdragon 7 last year. He is accompanied by a good dose of RAM that allows multitasking without too many delays or apps in the background. How to see the seams? As a general rule, it would be squeezing the GPU in games, such a thing does not happen here thanks to the powerful Adreno 810 that it includes. However, the CPU itself seems to ballast the fluidity and speed of Android: I have tried Dimensity and Snapdragon 7 fasterwithout impacting too much on the price. A GPU that surprises for good. It is appreciated during the gaming sessions with demanding titles in the graphic that this adren rises the level of the views in the Snapdragon 6 (it is the same as the realme 14 pro+): ‘Genshin Impact’ It works at 60 FPS with few dosage and the graphic quality at high-very high. Meanwhile, experience with ‘Call of Duty: Warzone’ and ‘Free Fire’ It is even better and allow you to take more advantage of the screen soda. In the last one, related to the edition that I have analyzed, it is possible to use the «Ultra» configuration. Realme 14 5g CMF Phone 2 Pro Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 Realme 14 pro+ PROCESSOR Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 MEDATEK DIMENSITY 7300 PRO Mediatek Helio G99-Ultra Qualcomm Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 RAM 8 GB 8 GB 8 GB 12 GB Geekbench 6.0 (single/multi) 1,081 / 3,068 1.006 / 2,950 727 / 1,965 1.176 / 3,171 3D Mark (Wild Life Unlimited) 3,803 – 1,220 4,181 PCMark Work 3.0 13,198 12,555 10,605 8,877 For tastes, accessories. If something differentiates the special edition of this Realme 14 5g is the addition of two quite nice accessories: a fan to cool the mobile and a wireless load battery. It is curious that the second is included (ok, it can be loaded by cable) when the mobile does not support technology. In relation to the fan, I have not needed it, or with ‘Genshin Impact’ for more than an hour. Even so, they are two well -built accessories and that are always appreciated as extra when betting on the ‘Free Fire’ edition. Realme UI 6.0 … Read more

Will not catch anyone by surprise that The next step In the most premium gaming world it is OLED. This technology, reserved until recently for televisions, He has been penetrating the monitors for a few years And, little by little, it has become the spearhead of manufacturers. I have been using gaming monitors for many years: First a zowie with TN panel And then some IPS of AOC and Huawei. I hadn’t had the opportunity to try an OLED monitor, so far. I have been with the new MPG 272urx QD-OED MSI and experience has been, and is being superlative. The perfect productivity monitor: everything to know MSI MPG 272urx QD-OED technical sheet MSI MPG 272urx QD-OED panel 26.5 inches QD-OED 4K resolution (3,840 x 2,160 pixels) 166 ppp Format 16: 9 Color 10 bits Anti-Glare treatment 98% adobe RGB 99% DCI-P3 138% SRGB Vision angles 178º glow SDR: 250 nitsTrue Black 400: 450 nits Peak 1000: 1000 nits contrast 1,500,000: 1 Refreshment rate 240 Hz G-SNC Response time 0.03 ms (GTG) HDR Displayhdr True Black 400 Video ports 2x HDMI 2.1 (uhd@240Hz)1x Displayport 2.1a (UHBR20)1x type-c 98w pd USB ports 2x USB type A 5 Gbps Type-A1x USB Type B 5 Gbps Type-B Audio ports 1x audio output adjustment Inclination: -5º ~ 20th Giro: -30º ~ 30º Pivot: -90º ~ 90º Height: 0 ~ 110 mm Vesa support 100 x 100 mm price 1,199 euros MSI MPG 272urx QD-OED | Gaming monitor * Some price may have changed from the last review The jump to OLED MSI MPG 272urx QD-OED | Image: Xataka A monitor that endures. I think MSI has done a good job with the foot and base. The Peana has enormous stability and allows you to adjust the inclination in every way. It would have been the Repeanocha to be able to raise the monitor a little more than allowed, but the available height is acceptable. The foot is big, nothing out of the ordinary, but enough for us to need a wide desk. I have left it in the face of trying it during the analysis, but if my personal monitor would have arm hung Without a doubt. All by hand. Accustomed to my IPS monitor, using a screen with the cuts trimmed is a delight. They do not reach the end as in mobile phones, but they are well worked so that they are barely noticed. The control zone, located in the lower area, allows us to quickly access the OSD (the menus to control the monitor) and all the ports are easily accessible. The number of options and ports is wide, but what we will appreciate most is the Switch KVM To control two computers at the same time connecting the peripherals to the monitor. MSI MPG 272urx QD-OED | Image: Xataka And speaking of ports. MSI has not left anything behind. The monitor incorporates two ports HDMI 2.1a Displayport 2.1a (UHBR20) and a USB type C capable of delivering up to 98W of power. What does that mean? That the monitor admits 4K at 240 Hz via HDMI U 8K at 60 Hz through Displayport (without DSC) and is able to feed a laptop he alone. Do you remember the Switch KVM? Now he charges all the meaning of the world. An impeccable reality. The bulk of the population will not be able to take advantage of the Displayport 2.1a port. This requires last generation graphics cards that are faces and what Few users have. You can use your Displayport 1.4 cable (or HDMI 2.1 if you use consoles) without any problem and the experience will be very good. Moreover, you are quite likely to be forced to do so because one of the great inconveniences of UHBR20 is the one that cable is one meter. Just have the tower on the ground so that the cable does not arrive. The thickness of the rear is explained in a quite simple way: the power supply is integrated into the chassis and it was not | Image: Xataka But let’s talk about the screen. This monitor mounts A third generation QD-OED panel Manufactured by Samsung. It has a diagonal of 26.5 inches, 240 Hz of refreshment and 4K resolution (3,840 x 2,160 pixels), so we are talking about a density of 166 pixels per inch. It is an absolute barbarity and translates into several things, but what we are going to notice with the naked eye is the sharpness of the texts. The QD-OED panels They have a problem and that is that the separation between the pixels derived from their matrix can cause a kind of aberration to appear in high contrast areas. For example, on the edge of a black text on a white background we will see a finite pink line. That is solved with a greater resolution and that is what happens in this case. This effect disappears completely on this monitor. We will notice if we zoom and physically approach the screen, but it is not something that we are going to do on a day -to -day basis. MSI MPG 272urx QD-OED | Image: Xataka Brightness and brightness. The Anti -Capa does a quite a good job in general, but nothing can with the brightness of a window located just in front of the monitor or a strong light source on the sides, as is my case. I have a window just behind and, even if it hides well, I can appreciate it. That said, the antiglare layer works well, but does not magic. As for the sprocket of the monitor, we are talking about 250 nits in SDR, 450 nits in True Black 400 and up to 1,000 nits (in a reduced percentage of the screen) activating the Peak 1000 mode. We can also alternate between templates for the SRGB, Delta P3 and Adobe RGB color spaces. I recommend True Black 400 for general use, but Peak 1000 gets brutal quality, especially if our room … Read more

LG has launched what, without a doubt, is one of its great bets of the year. In collaboration with American singer and rapper LG Xboom Budssome completely wireless headphones that move in the fork of 100 euros and seek to conquer those who want a decent sound, but without paying more than the account. After having tried them, this has been our experience. Are expensive headphones always better than economic? Technical file of the Xboom Buds LG LG Xboom Buds dimensions and weight Headphones: 25.3 x 20.8 x 23.9 mm – 5.3 grams Case: 63.0 x 32.8 x 31.2 mm – 36 grams diaphragm unit 10 millimeters Graphene coated diaphragm Noise cancellation Cancellation of active noise Up to 35 dB battery Headset: 70 mAh Case: 475 mAh Codecs AAC, SBC connection Bluetooth 5.4 compatibility iOS, Android, PC Extras IPX4 resistance Google Assistant Siri Multipunto connection Equalizer Tactile controls USB-C load 6x Microphones price 98.86 euros LG, Xboom Buds, wireless headphones, noise cancellation, Bluetooth wireless helmets, wireless headphones, bluetooth headphones, black * Some price may have changed from the last review LG Xboom Buds, our experience LG Xboom Buds | Image: Xataka Light and comfortable. The new Xboom Buds of LG are built in plastic and available in black or white. They are button headphones that fit well in our auditory channel and that have a kind of Silicone Superior Bridge that improves support. I am not very friendly with these implementations (I refer to the tests), but LG has embroidered. Their Xboom Buds are comfortable, do not move the least when walking or running and, in addition, they are more disguised than other headphones of their category. It should be noted that each headset has a tactile surface that allows us to control reproduction or calls by touches and that the pads are interchangeable. In that sense, it never hurts to prove all pads included not only to find the best adjustment, but because the performance of active noise cancellation will depend on our auditory channel being well sealed. LG Xboom Buds | Image: Xataka The case. LG has not thrown the house out the window with the case. It is small, it is made of plastic (which is touched and damaged too easily) and has the fair and necessary: ​​USB-C port for load, the holes to fit the headphones and a LED that will indicate the load status and// or connection. It is light, small and the lid is magnetized. Simple and at the foot. What is important to point out is that it has no wireless load or a button to reset or force reconnection. Experience of use. The Xboom Buds are compatible with iOS, Android, PC and, really, any device that uses Bluetooth. The application is very simple and offers basic adjustments, such as a customizable equalizer, different sound modes, noise cancellation control, experimental adjustments, a function to find headphones and aircraft, technology with which these headphones are compatible. Image | Xataka However, the most interesting and, for me, something that is worth assessing when we buy some headphones, is that they admit multipoint connection. We can connect the Xboom Buds to as many devices as we want and jump with each other interchangeably. That, for productivity, is vital and we do not always find it in the range of 100 euros. Nor have we had latency problems or micro cuts, even in more busy areas. But one of lime and one of sand. If the multipoint and latency we have liked a lot, that it is not possible to invoke Google Assistant with the voice has had the opposite effect. Although it is a function that should be there, the truth is that we have not been able to use it during the time we have been testing the headphones. The application to control the headphones from the mobile can be downloaded from Google Play and App Store. LG Xboom Buds | Image: Xataka How they are heard. LG has implemented in its new headphones some ten mm driver whose diaphragm is “graphene coated.” In practice, we can say that headphones are listened well for their price range. They are not the best headphones, or from afar, but they do offer a very good experience that, for those who seek sharpness, stuck and clarity without spending more, it will be more than enough. The serious ones are well achieved, with a powerful glue but without rumble. The same with the average frequencies, which are not masked. However, in the most pronounced acute we can appreciate a slight distortion, especially when the volume exceeds 70-80%. We will notice this if we have the most trained ear, but the global experience is balanced and more than correct. LG Xboom Buds | Image: Xataka In any case, it is always possible to adjust the equalization manually through the app. If we do not know what we are playing, my personal recommendation is to use the “immersive” mode for day to day and “bass boost” for more urban genres or for when we want something more stuck. Anyway, these headphones are not designed for audiophiles. They are not compatible with high definition codecs or Dolby Atmos, which will not matter too much if we listen to music through Spotify or YouTube Music. Noise cancellation. According to LG, headphones are capable of canceling up to 35 dB. In practice, the truth is that active noise cancellation works well, but does not reach what high -end headphones propose such as the Huawei Freebuds Pro 4 or Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 3. On the street it is possible that the noise of the cars is sneaky or that we listen to nearby conversations, although my cotton test is the three 3D printers that I have a few two meters from my position. LG Xboom Buds | Image: Xataka These machines make a very monotonous and relatively serious noise, which is precisely where the ANC knows how to breastfeed. The Xboom Buds of LG … Read more