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Ultra? What about Ultra? Yes, this year Samsung has launched not two, but three foldable devices: the Z Fold8 (which adopts the passport format), the Z Flip8 and the Z Fold8 Ultraspiritual heir in terms of format of the Fold7. As its name indicates, this is Samsung’s most capable and complete folding phone and its commitment, at least on paper, is clear: it is the best foldable in Samsung’s catalog and, incidentally, the most professional in nature. One of the most obvious differences with respect to its brothers is in the camera and battery, because yes, the Z Fold8 Ultra It is the only one of the triad that has a telephoto and silicon-carbon batteries. It is also the thinnest foldable that the Korean company has manufactured to date and the one with the highest capacity battery. 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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra technical sheet SAMSUNG GALAXY Z Flip8 Dimensions and weight Folded: 72.8 x 158.4 x 8.9 mm Unfolded: 143.2 x 158.4 x 4.1 mm 215 grams folding screen 8-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X QXGA+ resolution (2,504 x 2,256 pixels) 422 pixels per inch 3,000 nits Refresh rate: 1-120Hz Vision Booster main screen 6.5-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X FullHD+ resolution (1,080 x 2,520 pixels) 422 dpi Refresh rate: 1-120Hz Vision Booster processor Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy Ram memory and storage 12/256GB 12/512GB 16GB/1TB main camera 200 MP wide angle, quad pixel AF, OIS, f/1.7, FOV 85º 50 MP wide angle, OIS, f/1.7, FOV 120º 10 MP telephoto (3x), PDAF, OIS, f/2.4, 36º FOV front camera Main screen: 10 MP, f/2.2, FOV 85º Folding screen: 10 MP, f/2.2, FOV 100º battery Dual 5,000 mAh (typical) 45W fast charging 20W wireless charging PowerShare Reverse Wireless Charging connectivity 5G NSA/SA LTE Wi-Fi 7 Bluetooth 6 NFC GPS operating system Android 17 One UI 9 others IP48 resistance Galaxy AI Knox Now Brief Now Nudge price From 2,199 euros Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, 256 GB, Mobile Phone, Night Violet The price could vary. We earn commission from these links The largest foldable… Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra | Image: Xataka Unlike the Fold8 and its passport format, ergo more panoramic, the Fold8 Ultra is committed to a more square format which, when deployed, leaves us with a screen close to 1:1, that is, more square. There is a reason for this, and that is that the folding screen of the Ultra model is not designed for viewing content, but for productivity, for using two or more applications at the same time and on the go. Few notable changes in the design, at least at first glance. The most interesting note is that the Fold8 Ultra becomes the thinnest foldable that Samsung has made to date, having trimmed 0.1 millimeters to the previous model. From 4.2 we went to 4.1 mm thick, something that may seem smaller, but becomes more important if we look at the battery capacity, which goes up to 5,000 mAh. Spoiler: Samsung, at least in this model, has jumped on the silicon-carbon bandwagon. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra | Image: Xataka Regarding the screen, the most notable change is the improvement in the resolution of the folding panel, which goes from 368 to 422 pixels per inch, and the implementation of Flex Titanium, the new technology based on flexible titanium, for the hinge. According to Samsung, this should allow the fold to be less noticeable and the resistance to be greater, but we will clear up doubts when we test it thoroughly. …does not skimp on power… Like its wider brother, the Fold8 Ultra mounts the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy, that is, a next-generation processor with a slightly higher clock speed to, in theory, offer even more performance. Combines with up to 16 gigabytes of RAM memory and a tera internal storage in its most powerful version and, to keep the temperature at bay, the company has opted for a graphite cooling system. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra | Image: Xataka The key to the terminal is found in the battery. Samsung has been latebut he finally decided to bet on silicon-carbon batteries. This technology allows for greater energy density in the same space, which translates into greater autonomy. All Chinese competition has opted for these batteries and Samsung, finally, has decided not to be left behind. We thus find a 5,000 mAh battery, 600 mAh more than the previous model, whose fast charging remains at 45W. Android 17 with One UI 9 is responsible for giving life to the whole set. Along with the promise of seven years of updates comes a whole suite of AI tools under the umbrella of Galaxy AI, some productivity functions such as Now Brief or Now Nudge and all the generative editing tools. …and go a little further Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra | Image: Xataka If something has always characterized Samsung’s Ultra devices, it has been, without a doubt, the camera. Samsung has reserved the most competent sensors and the longest range lenses for this model, as proven by the 200 megapixel main sensor, the 50 megapixel wide angle and the telephoto (yes, this one does have it) 10 megapixel with optical zoom three increases. The improvement in resolution in the wide angle, which also acts as a macro, is notable. Among the main new features, the main camera now supports HDR in 200 megapixel mode, and the Nigthography system should offer better performance in low light conditions. The device can also record in 8K with the APV codec and supports LUT so we can record directly with a predefined color and tone. Selfies, for their part, are in the hands of two cameras, … Read more

features, price and technical sheet

Samsung has not only brought us foldables. The Korean company has taken advantage of Unpacked to renew its range of smart watches which, as tradition dictates, consists of two devices: the Ultra model and the standard model which, again, as tradition dictates, this year skips the Classic version (and its fantastic rotating bezel). We have, therefore, two new smartwatches that seek to win the gold of “best watch with Wear OS.” The most striking change is found in the Ultra, which greatly increases the level of its battery and brightness, but otherwise both watches share many of the functions and specifications. Before continuing, we remind you that the members of Xataka Xtra can access discounts, benefits and exclusive opportunities in the Samsung online storein addition to exclusive raffles, a private Discord server and a growing catalog of discounts and advantages on digital services. You can join the community for only 30 euros per year. Technical sheet of the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra2 and Watch9 samsung galaxy watch ultra2 Samsung Galaxy Watch9 dimensions and weight 47.4 x 47.1 x 10.7mm 61.5 grams 44 mm 46 x 43.7 x 8.6 mm – 34 grams 40mm: 42.7 x 40.4 x 8.6mm – 31.5 grams screen 1.52 inch Super AMOLED Resolution 498 x 498 pixels Always On Up to 5,000 nits sapphire crystal Super AMOLED 44 mm: 1.47 inches, 480 x 480 pixels 40mm: 1.37 inches, 438 x 438 pixels Always On Up to 3,000 nits sapphire crystal processor Snapdragon Wear Elite Snapdragon Wear Elite ram memory 2GB 2GB internal storage 64GB 32GB Sensors Samsung BioActive Sensor temperature sensor Accelerometer Barometer Gyroscope Geomagnetic sensor Light sensor. Samsung BioActive Sensor temperature sensor Accelerometer Barometer Gyroscope Geomagnetic sensor Light sensor. Battery 800mAh 44mm: 445mAh 40mm: 390mAh connectivity LTE Bluetooth 6.0 WiFi 2.4/5GHz NFC Dual band GPS LTE Bluetooth 6.0 WiFi 2.4/5GHz NFC Dual band GPS geopositioning Integrated GPS chip Integrated GPS chip endurance 10 ATM+ IP69K MIL-STD-810H EN 13319 5ATM IP68 MIL-STD-810H buttons 2x side button rotating crown 2x side button compatibility Android 13 or higher 1.5 GB of RAM or more Android 13 or higher 1.5 GB of RAM or more operating system Wear OS 7 with One UI 9 Watch Wear OS 7 with One UI 9 Watch OTHERS Auto Brightness AoD mode Heart rate monitoring Sleep monitoring SpO2 monitoring Stress monitoring vascular load Sleep pain Hearing Bioelectric impedance Fall detection NotificationsMusic control Microphone Speaker More than 100 sports modes Google Gemini Google Play Auto Brightness AoD mode Heart rate monitoring Sleep monitoring SpO2 monitoring Stress monitoring vascular load Sleep pain Hearing Bioelectric impedance Fall detection NotificationsMusic control Microphone Speaker More than 100 sports modes Google Gemini Google Play PRICE 749 euros From 409 euros Samsung Galaxy Watch9, 40mm, Bluetooth, White (Spanish Version) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra2, 47mm, LTE, Silver (Spanish Version) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links The peculiarities of the Watch Ultra2 Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra2 | Image: Xataka He Watch Ultra2 It is the watch focused on the most athletic and, why not say it, those looking for a powerful watch that offers good autonomy. It is only available in a single 47 millimeter version, so yes, it is a big watch not suitable for small wrists. The frame is made of aluminum and is somewhat thinner than the previous model, specifically 12%. As a sports/adventure watch that it is, it has all kinds of certifications and resistances to withstand the elements of, for example, water. Samsung boasts of offering resistance IP69K10 ATM (equivalent to 100 meters depth) and EN 13319. It is obvious that he feels good in the water and, in fact, it has a mode dedicated to diving that measures immersion time, water temperature, speed of ascent and descent, etc., developed together with Mares. Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra2 | Image: Xataka Coming out of the sea, the device has a feature called “Mountain Run” that offers information on altitude and terrain impact, and offers real-time hydration recommendations through Nutrition Alert. Basically the clock estimates sweat loss in relation to body weight and tells us when we need to drink water. Last but not least, it has a screen with 5,000 nits of brightness (a completely absurd figure that, it must be said, we will take advantage of on very rare occasions) and 800 mAh battery. This change is notable compared to the previous generation, which had 590 mAh, and the reason, although Samsung does not mention it explicitly, seems obvious: silicon carbon batteryfinally. A review of Watch9 Samsung Galaxy Watch9 | Image: Xataka He Galaxy Watch9 It is a watch more focused on everyday life. Although, as we will see soon, it offers the same sensors as its Ultra brother, this watch has a more casual, more lifestyle character. It is, without a doubt, more focused on keeping track of our lifestyle habits, sleep and exercise, as well as serving as a productivity assistant through notifications, calls and apps. This model can be obtained in two versions: 40 and 44 millimeters. One is smaller, one is bigger. That obviously has a noticeable impact on the watch’s battery. While both do exactly the same thing, the 44-millimeter one will offer greater autonomy. Both have a frame made of aluminum and that “padded” design that the Galaxy Watch8. Samsung Galaxy Watch9 | Image: Xataka The screen does not reach the 5,000 nits of the Ultra2, but it does amount to 3,000 nitsa much more reasonable figure that, in any case, will only be activated in fairly extreme lighting conditions. As far as stamina goes, it’s pretty tough, but not as tough as its older brother. It does not have EN 13319 certification, nor IP69K nor does it reach 10 ATM, so, although it can withstand water, it is not designed for diving. What they share Samsung Galaxy Watch9 and Ultra2 | Image: Xataka Everything else, really. Both models incorporate the processor Snadragon Wear Elite (codename … Read more

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Samsung has very different folding ranges. There’s the new Fold8, which is the “foldable for everyone.” There is the Z Fold8 Ultra, the most complete and the most professional in nature; and there is the Galaxy Z Flip8the foldable for younger people who are looking, above all, for practicality and a small device to carry in their pocket or bag. Once again, the Korean company has renewed it to give it a good dose of Android 17improve FlexWindow and lighten it a little. Before continuing, we remind you that the members of Xataka Xtra can access discounts, benefits and exclusive opportunities in the Samsung online storein addition to exclusive raffles, a private Discord server and a growing catalog of discounts and advantages on digital services. You can join the community for only 30 euros per year. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 technical sheet SAMSUNG GALAXY Z Flip8 Dimensions and weight Folded: 75.4 x 85.7 x 13.1 mm Unfolded: 75.4 x 166.9 x 6.1 mm 180 grams folding screen 6.9-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X FullHD+ resolution (1,080 x 2,520 pixels) 400 pixels per inch 3,000 nits Refresh rate: 1-120Hz Vision Booster secondary screen 4.1-inch Super AMOLED Refresh rate: 60/120 Hz Resolution 948 x 1,048 pixels processor Exynos 2600 Ram memory and storage 12/256GB 12/512GB main camera 50 MP wide angle, dual pixel AF, OIS, f/1.8, FOV 85º 12 MP wide angle, f/2.2, 123º FOV front camera 10 MP, f/2.2, FOV 85º battery Dual 4,300 mAh (typical) 25W fast charging 15W wireless charging PowerShare Reverse Wireless Charging connectivity 5G NSA/SA LTE Wi-Fi 7 Bluetooth 5.4 NFC GPS operating system Android 17 One UI 9 others IP48 resistance Galaxy AI Knox Now Brief Now Nudge price From 1,299 euros Lighter, finer Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 | Image: Samsung The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 is designed to be a pocket equipment. The Korean company has managed to reduce its thickness and weight to 6.1 mm and 180 grams (6.5 mm and 188 grams in the Z Flip7) while retaining the 6.9-inch screen diagonal. The rest of the specifications are similar to last year’s model, except for the peak brightness, which goes from 2,600 to 3,000 nits. There are no significant changes to the design. Samsung has once again opted for a rear divided into two parts, the upper part being a generous 4.1-inch screen from which to interact with the AI, make calls, view notifications, etc. We have another novelty in the hinge. Samsung has mounted a new technology called Flex Titanium which, roughly speaking, combines a titanium film with a titanium plate in the area of ​​the wrinkle to, on paper, reduce the impact and reduces the visibility of the crease. The theory is that should be noticed and seen less. We will discover the reality when we can analyze it. An engine signed, again, by the house Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 | Image: Samsung While the Fold brothers incorporate the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 Elite for Galaxy, the Z Flip8 mounts the Exynos 2600. It is the same strategy that the firm followed last year with the Flip7, which mounted the Exynos 2500. It is a two nanometer chipten cores and a thermal management system that, at least in theory, should stand up to the thermal throttling we experienced in the Flip7. Next to this chip we find 12 gigabytes of RAM and 256 or 512 GB of internal storage, as well as 4,300 mAh battery with 25W fast charging. Same setup as last year, in a nutshell. Samsung still does not dare to make the leap to silicon-carbon and, in terms of performance, the experience should be very similar. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 | Image: Samsung A change is found in the operating system, which is now Android 17 with One UI 9. Samsung, by the way, promises seven years of updates. Numbers aside, the Z Flip8 has seen the FlexWindow experience renewed, that is, the capabilities of the external screen, the one we use when it is folded. According to Samsung, FlexWindow “brings apps, information and actions directly to the outer screen,” so in theory it should be possible to use apps like WhatsApp or email from that screen. Now Brief is also displayed on that screen and, by clicking on the side button, it is possible to automate actions through Gemini Intelligence. Two cameras with the focus on creation Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 | Image: Samsung Few, if any, changes in hardware compared to the last generation. The Flip8 mounts a set of two sensors on the rear (50 MP wide angle with OIS and 12 MP wide angle) and a front sensor on the 10 MP internal screen. We do not have telephoto, as is common in this range. We will use the 10 megapixel camera for video calls and little else, in case this format allows something, it is being able to use the main cameras for selfies (group ones included). Flex Mode allows you to place the folded screen in any position to use it as a tripod, for example; And as a novelty, now the camera is capable of blocking the horizon so that the videos come out well framed even when moving. Versions and price of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 He Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 It can be found in lavender, cream, graphite (black) and mint green (only on the Samsung website). The prices are as follows: Images | Samsung In Xataka | Best Samsung phones in quality price. Which one to buy based on use and five recommended models

features, price and technical sheet

After endless leaks and rumors, Samsung has made a new folding format official. Not “new” as such, but different. Because he Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 It is still a Fold, but now it is much, much more square and, therefore, more panoramic when we open its screen. It is a foldable made, according to Samsung, to adapt to how we see content. This format is usually known as “passport type” and it is something that we have already seen, to a certain extent, in the OPPO Find N (Apple is also expected to adopt it at the end of the year in its much leaked iPhone Fold). The Korean firm thus puts on the table a triad of foldingeach one focused on a different audience and the Fold8 being the most generalist. With the introductions made, let’s get to know them better. Before continuing, we remind you that the members of Xataka Xtra can access discounts, benefits and exclusive opportunities in the Samsung online storein addition to exclusive raffles, a private Discord server and a growing catalog of discounts and advantages on digital services. You can join the community for only 30 euros per year. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 technical sheet SAMSUNG GALAXY Z FOLD8 Dimensions and weight Folded: 81.9 x 123.9 x 9.7 mm Unfolded: 161.4 x 123.9 x 4.5 mm 201 grams folding screen 7.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X QXGA+ resolution (2,448 x 1,848 pixels) 403 pixels per inch Refresh rate: 1-120Hz Vision Booster main screen 5.5-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X QXGA+ resolution (1,248 x 1,972 pixels) 428 pixels per inch Refresh rate: 1-120Hz Vision Booster Up to 3,000 nits Low reflectance screen processor Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy Ram memory and storage 12/256GB 12/512GB 16GB/1TB front camera Main screen: 10 MP, f/2.2, FOV 85º Folding screen: 10 MP, f/2.2, FOV 100º main camera 50 MP wide angle, dual pixel AF, OIS, f/1.8, FOV 85º 50 MP wide angle, dual pixel AF, f/1.9, FOV 120º battery Dual 4,800 mAh (typical) 45W fast charging 20W wireless charging PowerShare Reverse Wireless Charging connectivity 5G NSA/SA LTE Wi-Fi 7 Bluetooth 6.0 NFC GPS operating system Android 17 One UI 9 others IP48 resistance Galaxy AI Knox Now Brief Now Nudge price From 1,999 euros The new passport format Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 | Image: Samsung To date, Samsung’s Fold-type folding devices (and almost all brands, really) have tried to be a conventional mobile phone that multiplies by two. The external screen is like that of a regular mobile phone and, when we open it, its size doubles in a screen that borders on the 1:1 format (almost square). The problem is that this format, which is maintained, by the way, in the Fold8 Ultra, is very good for multitasking and productivity, but it involves certain sacrifices in the consumption of multimedia content. The reason? A video on YouTube is usually in 16-18:9, which, on an almost 1:1 screen, means having two huge black bands above and below the content. The passport format partially solves this problem: it sacrifices diagonal on the main screen in exchange for offering a more rectangular folding screen, ideal for watching a video, a movie or playing games in widescreen format. In the case of Samsung, the main screen (the one we use when it is folded) has a 10:16 format. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 | Image: Samsung Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra | Image: Samsung The folding screen, for its part, has a 4:3 format. Without being completely panoramic, the upper and lower black bands will be a lot, but much smaller. If we put it vertically, we have a size similar to that of a small book, which makes it particularly comfortable for reading or browsing. When it comes to the hinge, Samsung boasts a new technology called Flex Titanium (available in all three folding versions). According to the company, this new hinge combines a titanium alloy film with an “improved” titanium plate that, on paper, helps reinforce the screen support, absorb pressure and reduce crease visibility. This has been one of the most controversial points of foldables historically, the fold and its wrinkle. Speaking of specifications Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 | Image: Samsung If we talk about inches, the main screen has a 5.5 inch diagonalwhile the folding one amounts to 7.6 inches. In both cases we find a QXGA+ resolution and a variable refresh rate of 1-120 Hz. They are, therefore, fast screens with a more than acceptable resolution. As far as brightness is concerned, 3,000 peak nits, more than enough to use it in full sun and play HDR. One of the things that caught the most attention Galaxy S26 Ultra was the anti-glare and anti-glare screen. For physical and space reasons, Samsung cannot implement this technology in the folding ones (this specific model is 4.5 mm thick when unfolded), but it does claim to have introduced a low-reflective finish that, in theory, should reduce glare when the sun shines in front of it. Maximum power Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 | Image: Samsung Samsung has not skimped on power in its new foldable. In fact, in a somewhat complicated context for RAM and storagethe Korean firm has put all its efforts into action. The Galaxy Z Fold 8 has 12 GB of RAM in its versions with 256 or 512 GB of internal storage, and 16 GB in the most powerful version, which is the one with 1 TB capacity. It won’t be for storage, of course. The heart of the terminal is a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy, or what is the same, a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 with a lightweight overclock which, on paper, provides extra performance. It will also be responsible for moving some AI tools, namely Now Brief (contextual information), Now Nudge (an assistant for taking actions) and the editing suite. However, Samsung’s approach is hybrid: local+cloud. The battery goes up to 4,800 mAh, which represents an increase of 400 mAh compared … Read more

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At the beginning of this year, and with the crisis of mobile components and prices looming, Carl Pei, CEO of Nothing, commented that it was not necessary launch a new high-end mobile every year. He didn’t say anything about the mid-range ones and, after the Nothing Phone (4a) and Phone (4a) Pro a few months ago, it is time to discover all the details and features of the Nothing Phone (4b). Next, we go with the company’s new mobile phone that has arguments to convince anyone who needs a mid-range mobile phone, but which is an example of the impact of the current component crisis. Technical data sheet of the Nothing Phone (4b) nothing Phone (4b) SCREEN 6.77-inch Super AMOLED panel Resolution of 2,344 x 1,080 pixels 381 dpi density Refresh up to 120 Hz 480Hz PWM 2,000 nits peak brightness Highlight brightness of 1,200 nits Typical brightness of 600 nits DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT 164.4 x 78.2 x 8.6mm 210 grams PROCESSOR Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 RAM 8GB LPDDR4x STORAGE 128 or 256 GB UFS 2.2 FRONT CAMERA 16 Mpx, f/2.4 REAR CAMERAS Main 50 Mpx f/1.8, OIS 8 Mpx f/2.2 wide angle BATTERY 5,200 mAh 33W charging 7.5W wired reverse charging OPERATING SYSTEM Android 16 CONNECTIVITY 5G NFC Bluetooth 6.0 Wi-Fi 6 GPS, CALILEO, GLONASS, BDS, QZSS OTHERS IP64Glyph Bar PRICE From 326 euros Very Nothing design with a bit of iPhone 17 Pro Where the crisis does not impact is in the design and, as the company is accustomed to, the Phone (4b) boasts very particular lines. The new terminal is a mix between the Phone (4a) and Phone (4a) Pro. For example, it has the unibody design of the second, as well as the LED Glyph interface at the top of the back to notify of notifications, battery or general status of the mobile of the first. It has an even more marked industrial design than its generation brothers, with interesting elements such as a camera module that is reminiscent of the iPhone 17 Pro, but is covered by a completely transparent polymer. I’m looking forward to seeing it in person, although we’ll have to see how it stands the test of time with everyday micro-scratches. Regarding durability, the mobile phone has IP64 certification, so it is resistant to dust and splashes of water and, although this has not been confirmed in the analysis, the side buttons seem to be located at an ideal height for the thumb. It has volume and blocking ones on the right side and an extra one on the left. If we move on to the front, we have a Samsung flat screen, a Super AMOLED panel that makes good use of the front, which has the typical notch for the front camera in the central part. The panel is 6.77 inches, so we are not talking about a compact one, and the pixel density is 381 for a total resolution of 2,344 x 1,080 pixels. It has adaptive refresh rate of up to 1,200 Hz, peak brightness of 2,000 nits, but a more realistic HBM brightness of 1,200 nits and the PWM stays at 480 Hz. It is not too much, but in the end we are talking about an entry-level mobile in the mid-range. Qualcomm interior with a very personalized Android 16 Inside we see curious decisions, and it is here where we see that the power/price relationship is marked by the component crisis that is currently destroying the market. Nothing is betting on the Snapdragon 6 Gen 4, although they claim that it has similar performance to the Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 of the Phone (4a). Maybe they’re going to take it further than it could thanks to a 4,400 mm2 vapor chamber that they say keeps the device a couple of degrees cooler during demanding tasks, reducing performance loss caused by heat. Come on, thanks to better dissipation, they can keep a modest chip “at full” for longer. If we look at the RAM and storage, we have the same as in the Nothing 3: 8 GB of LPDDR4X RAM with 128 and 256 GB of UFS 2.2 storage. It’s not the fastest, but We already know how the patio isunfortunately. And the battery in Europe has 5,200 mAh, a capacity that promises a lot with a low-consumption SoC like that Snapdragon. The charge is 33 W and has 7.5 W wired reverse charging, interesting for headphones. And regarding the system, Android 16 with Nothing 4.1 above with all the animations, aesthetic section and functions of the brand. The most interesting thing is that they point to three years of Android updates and six years of security patches. Double camera without surprises In the photographic section, this camera module concentrates a main camera signed by Samsung with a 50 megapixel sensor with a size of 1/2.76″, f/1.8 aperture and optical stabilization. The accompanying camera is an 8 megapixel wide angle in a 1/4 inch sensor with f/2.2 aperture. On the front, 16 megapixels f/2.2 and maximum video functions at 4K 30 frames per second with the possibility of reaching 1,080p and 120 frames per second to make slow motion. According to Nothing, the system adds a series of algorithms to optimize portraits. Nothing Phone 4(b) launch and price Given the features, it’s time to talk about the price of the Nothing Phone (4b). In the configuration with 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage, the price is 329 euros. It is the same one that he already had Telephone (3a) with better features, but as we have already mentioned, the situation is… what it is. What is clear is that, in the sections in which Nothing can continue pushing, which is that design so pampered even in mid-range devices, they nail it. In Xataka | Nothing has done with CMF what OnePlus and Xiaomi did not know: divide before betraying each other

New vivo X Fold6, features, price and technical sheet

For years we have seen how vivo built, generation after generation, an increasingly ambitious family of folding products. First came the XFoldthen new iterations, improvements in cameras, more refined screens and proposals that looked directly at the highest range. But there was one detail that, from Spain, always left the same feeling: those cell phones passed before our eyes without officially landing here. Now that dynamic changes with the vivo X Fold6a foldable that comes with a very ambitious technical sheet and opens an unprecedented stage for the brand in the country. The X Fold6 arrives with a technical sheet that makes it clear where Vivo wants to place it: in the high range of this format. Everything points to a device designed for photography, work and content consumption, not just to show off its format. Technical sheet of the new vivo X Fold6 ivo X Fold6 Dimensions and weight Unfolded: 157.16 x 145.66 mmFolded: 157.16 x 74.26 mmThickness: 4.8 mm unfolded / 9.9 mm folded in Blue; 4.4 mm unfolded / 9.4 mm folded in black and white colorsWeight: 235 g in Blue color; 228 g in black and white colors Indoor screen 8.02 inch AMOLEDResolution 2,504 x 2,312 pixelsFormat 4:3.6991.99% screen to body ratioUp to 120Hz10.7 million colorsHDR Outdoor screen 6.51 inch AMOLEDResolution 2,528 x 1,120 pixels20.31:9 format92.65% screen to body ratioUp to 120Hz10.7 million colorsHDR processor MediaTek Dimensity 9500 Eight core CPU1 x 4.21GHz + 3 x 3.5GHz + 4 x 2.7GHz3nm processARM G1-Ultra GPU memory 12GB/16GB LPDDR5X Ultra Storage 256GB / 512GB / 1TB UFS 4.1 Battery Dual battery in parallelTypical equivalent capacity: 7,000 mAhEquivalent nominal capacity: 6,760 mAhFast wired charging up to 80WWireless charging up to 40WOTG reverse charging rear cameras Main: 200 MP ZEISS, f/1.68, OISTelephoto lens: 50 MP ZEISS APO, f/2.57, OIS, digital zoom up to 100xUltra wide angle: 50 MP ZEISS, f/2.05Autofocus on the three rear camerasVideo up to 8K Front cameras 20 MP on interior screen + 20 MP on exterior screenf/2.4Stabilized video Operating system OriginOS 6 Fold based on Android 16 Connectivity 5G with dual SIM and dual nano SIMWi-Fi 7Bluetooth 5.4NFCGPS, BeiDou, GLONASS, Galileo, QZSS and NavICUSB-C 3.2 Gen 2DisplayPort output Others Side capacitive fingerprint readerfacial recognitioninfrared sensorLinear motor on X axisAtmospheric pressure sensorHall sensorlaser focusCompatible with USB-C digital headphones Price China:12GB + 256GB: 7,999 yuan12GB + 512GB: 8,999 yuan16GB + 512GB: 9,999 yuan16GB + 1TB: 10,999 yuan A live folding, finally, for Spain The photographic section is one of the great arguments of the vivo X Fold6, and not only because of the 200 MP figure. According to vivo, the ZEISS main camera works with a Samsung HPB sensor and five very low reflection lens elements, while the 50 MP ZEISS APO telephoto camera adds a 3x periscopic structureCIPA 4.5 stabilization, ZEISS hyperzoom up to 100x and telemacro up to 20x. The third piece is a 50 MP ZEISS ultra wide angle, designed for wide scenes. Added to this is the ZEISS T coating and the vivo BlueImage V3+ chip, which should help with clarity, stability and efficiency of photo processing, especially in complex lighting scenes. The most unique piece of the system is the ZEISS Vivo 200mm Gen 2 Equivalent Telephoto Extender, a 2.35x optical accessory designed to take the foldable camera further for distant scenes, concerts, live events or travel. vivo speaks 96 mm in length and 153 g in weight, with a Keplerian optical structure of 2 groups and 15 high transmittance glass elements. The press release does not indicate that it is included in the box nor does it yet detail how it will be sold in Europe along with the X Fold6, so that point is pending for the European launch. For reference, vivo now sells the X300 Pro Telephoto Extender Kit in Europe for 349 eurosreduced from 399 euros, and also offers it associated with photographic kits of the X300 family. Autonomy is another point where I want to distance myself. The X Fold6 incorporates a battery 7,000 mAh BlueVolt In the versions presented, a particularly striking figure in a foldable, where the internal space is usually more conditioned by the hinge and the double screen. This is supported by a third-generation semi-solid battery and fifth-generation silicon anode technology, designed to increase energy density. Charging is completed with 80W FlashCharge wired fast charging, 40W wireless fast charging, and reverse charging to power other devices. In performance, vivo does not resort to a secondary platform, but to the Dimension 9500 improved, a version worked together with MediaTek for large screens, multitasking and artificial intelligence on the device itself. We are talking about MediaTek’s most powerful SoC and a direct rival to Qualcomm in the premium range, although not the most powerful Android processor in absolute terms, because that place corresponds to the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. It is pure high-end, the same league as mobiles like the Oppo Find X9 Pro and the vivo X300 Pro. On that basis, Vivo promises 111% more peak performance on the NPU and 56% less peak consumption on that unit compared to the previous generation. The other big half of the experience is on the screens. The vivo X Fold6 incorporates a 8.02 inch inner and a 6.51-inch exterior, both 120 Hz LTPO, a refresh rate that should help make scrolling, animations, and switching between apps feel more fluid. The key, however, is how I try to take advantage of that large canvas with Atomic Workbench. According to the company, the ‘series’ mode allows you to use up to five applications in the foreground and four in the background, while the ‘parallel’ mode places up to four active apps side by side to compare information and work without constantly switching applications. vivo also tries to reinforce the idea of ​​premium folding from design and resistance. The X Fold6 will be available in China in blue, white and black: the blue model uses glass with a frosted finish inspired by the large blue holes of the … Read more

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Meta has just announced the launch of several new pairs of smart glasses that it calls simply Meta Glasses (“Meta Glasses”), but what is really striking about the launch is not the specifications of the glasses – which hardly change – but who is behind it. Because for the first time, Meta gets rid of branding and the alliance with Ray-Ban to launch these glasses. The new range consists of the Fury, Adventurer and Starfire Kylie Edition models, each of which has a different design. Let’s get to know them. Meta Glasses technical sheet META GLASSES (2026) dimensions and weight 151 x 49 x 22mm (standard) 156 x 52 x 22 (large) 24.5 grams (frame, standard) 25.9 grams (frame, large) image capture 3024 x 4032 pixels 12 MP, ultra wide angle, 100° FOV video capture 3K at 30fps 1440p at 30fps 1200p at 60fps audio system 2x micro speakers 6x microphones voice assistant Meta AI (Muse Spark) controls Touch by voice memory 32 GB flash (+500 photos or 100 30-second videos) battery “More than eight hours” on one charge and mixed use. 5 hours of continuous audio playback Up to 48 hours accumulating charges with the case fully charged connectivity Wi-Fi 6 Bluetooth 5.4/BLE USB-C charging (case) compatibility iOS 17 or Android 10 onwards price From 309 euros Three designs, one influencer While the Fury are somewhat larger, more rectangular and with somewhat thicker temples, the Adventurer are more stylized and “compact”. In both cases we have these designs in both standard and large sizes. But in addition to it comes the Starfire Kylie Edition, the “premium” version of these new models, which according to Meta have been developed in collaboration with the influencer Kylie Jenner. Its design is totally different and differential, much more ovalbut they also have a special voice for Meta AI that apparently sounds similar to Jenner’s voice. All glasses can be used with prescription lenses, and all have a case that in turn recharges the glasses when they are inside. In the case of Kylie Jenner’s, the case has an interior mirror. for the first time the logo disappears and any traces of Ray-Ban on Meta’s connected glasses. Andrew Bosworth, CTO of the company, pointed out that the alliance with EssilorLuxottica is still in force, and that the idea here was to expand the catalog and offer more price options for users. Because that is the great argument of these models: They start at 309 euros when, for example, Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2) Launched in September 2025, they started at 419 euros. The price of the Kylie Jenner edition, yes, is also 419 euros. The new models are practically identical in specifications, and have, for example, the same camera and recording formats, but they also add a sixth microphone compared to the previous version. The connectivity, storage space and support for iOS and Android is almost identical (minimum iOS 17), and what does change is a special detail: the AI ​​model. In fact, the glasses have a new physical button to activate the AI, and by pressing it we can start conversing with the Meta AI model, which for the first time in these glasses It’s Muse Spark. This action button is however customizable, which will allow us to use it for other tasks. Among the options offered by this new AI model is a more versatile real-time translation mode (accepts Mandarin Chinese, South Korean, or Japanese). Theoretically we are facing an AI that improves significantly in the conversational mode and also in the recognition of places and objects. Price and availability of Meta Glasses (2026) The Meta Glasses (2026) They are now available in Europeand prices vary depending on the version. Each of the three variants available It also has some subvariants in style. that can increase the price: Meta Glasses Adventurer: from 309 euros Meta Glasses Fury: from 309 euros Meta Glasses Starfire Kylie Edition: from 419 euros In Xataka | Meta Ray-Ban Display: before wearing glasses was an annoying necessity. Now it will be a superpower

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We are at a point where there is no need to wait to see new mobile phones: there are constantly launches. And Oppo usually reserves its new Renos for the summer, when it is the best time to take advantage of huge batteries and cameras. The Chinese company has already given almost all the details of the Oppo Reno16 Proits new flagship to fight against rivals like the Xiaomi 17T Pro and we will tell you about them below. And if we say “almost all the details” it is because, precisely, some of the most important ones have been saved: date and price. Technical data sheet of the Oppo Reno 16 Pro oppo reno16 pro DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT 151.2 x 72.4 x 8.36mm 188g screen AMOLED 6.32 inches 2640 x 1216 pixels, 460dpi Refresh rate 144Hz processor Mediatek Dimensity 8550 Super ram memory 12GB LPDDR5X storage 256/512GB UFS 3.1 software ColorOS 16 Android 16 rear cameras Main: 200MP, Samsung S5KHP5 sensor (1/1.56 inch), f/1.8 aperture, OIS, 24mm equivalent Ultra wide: 50MP, GC50F6 sensor (1/2.88 inch), f/2.0 aperture, AF, 16mm equivalent Telephoto: 50MP, Samsung JN5 sensor (1/2.75 inch), f/2.8 aperture, OIS, 80mm equivalent front camera 50MP, Samsung JN5 sensor (1/2.75 inch), f/2.0 aperture, AF battery 6,000 mAh silicon-carbon SuperVooc 80W fast charging connectivity 5G Wi-Fi Bluetooth 5.4 Dual SIM, eSIM USB-C others Dual speakers On-screen fingerprint reader IP69 water and dust resistance OPPO Bubble, extra round screen for photos Design and screen Oppo is not looking to reinvent the wheel with the Reno16 Pro. The design is very similar to the two they launched last year: the Reno14 and Reno15 Pro. Straight lines for the sides, a flat screen when Oppo had continued betting on curves until not so long ago and a camera module very inspired by that of the iPhone Pro. The front is the usual one that we are seeing with a screen that makes good use of the space and that remains at a moderate size (for what we are seeing in other segments) 6.32 inches. The company itself states that it is highly optimized to make it a comfortable experience for one hand and, as I say, it is appreciated in times when 6.7 inches seem like the law. The resolution is 2,640 x 1,216 pixelsproviding a density of 460 dpi and the refresh rate is up to 144 Hz. The peak brightness is 3,600 nits with a high brightness mode of 1,800 nits. That screen is a magnetic accessory that can be very useful for Vlogs, for example. It’s called ‘Oppo Bubble’ To finish the design, it has IP69K certification and on the back we have some MagSafe-style magnets with which we can place accessories. ‘Super’ interior IF we go inside, the heart is the MediaTek Dimensity 8550 Super accompanied by 12 GB of LPDDR5X RAM. This SoC has been co-developed between MediaTek and Oppo itself in a deal similar to that which Qualcomm and Samsung have to develop the Snapdragon of the Galaxy S Ultra. Without looking at performance, what the company says is that they have managed to improve energy efficiency, making it consume 20% less. About that, The battery has 6,000 mAh and has 80W SuperVOOC fast charging. Oppo has traditionally been one of the companies that has been most effortful in guaranteeing the durability of its batteries and fast charging systems and point out that it is designed to offer six years without degradation. As for the software, it comes with Android 16 and ColorOS 16 and is packed with AI features that we will detail in the review. Cameras of the Oppo Reno 16Pro as a strong point Following a strategy called ‘Trendig Pro Camera’the Oppo Reno16 Pro has a three-camera system made up of uSamsung main 200 megapixel with a size of 1/1.56 inches and f/1.8 aperture, a telephoto camera equivalent to an 80 mm (equivalent to a 3.5x) with a sensor also manufactured by Samsung and with 50 megapixels, oIS.y aperture f/2.8 and a 50 megapixel wide angle with a 1/2.88-inch sensor. On the front we have a Samsung JN5 sensor, also 50 megapixels with a size of 1/2.75 inches and f/2.0 aperture. The combination of cameras is interesting because a 3.5x 50 megapixel telephoto lens can be taken up to a 7x hybrid that can give a lot of play, and that main sensor has a good size both for capturing light and for blurring the background naturally. Now, as I said, Oppo has not given an official price or a confirmed launch date, although having already released the characteristics of the European model (the Chinese one differs by having a little more battery), it should not take long. Either way, we will offer all the details of the global Oppo Reno 16Pro in our analysis. Photos | Xataka In Xataka | Best mobile phones in quality price. Which one to buy based on use and ten recommended models

Microsoft Surface Laptop 8 and Surface Pro 12, specifications, technical sheet, images, price

Microsoft just presented the new generation of Surface Laptop and Surface Pro, which now come equipped with Qualcomm processors Snapdragon X2. With a really solid technical proposal and real improvements compared to the last generation, the problem comes from the price and, above all, who they are aimed at. Below these lines we tell you all the details. Surface Laptop 8 and Surface Pro 12, technical sheet Surface Pro 12 (12th Edition) Surface Laptop 8 (8th Edition) 13.8-inch Surface Laptop 8 (8th Edition) 15-inch processor Snapdragon X2 Plus (10 cores) / Snapdragon X2 Elite (12 cores) NPU: Qualcomm Hexagon with 80 TOPS Snapdragon X2 Plus (10 cores) / Snapdragon X2 Elite (12 cores) NPU: Qualcomm Hexagon with 80 TOPS Snapdragon X2 Plus (10 cores) / Snapdragon X2 Elite (12 cores) NPU: Qualcomm Hexagon with 80 TOPS graphics Qualcomm Adreno GPU Qualcomm Adreno GPU Qualcomm Adreno GPU RAM memory 16, 24, 32 or 64 GB LPDDR5x 16, 24, 32 or 64 GB LPDDR5x 16, 24, 32 or 64 GB LPDDR5x storage Removable SSD 4th generation: 256 GB, 512 GB, 1 TB Removable SSD 4th generation: 256 GB, 512 GB, 1 TB, 2 TB Removable SSD 4th generation: 512 GB, 1 TB, 2 TB screen 13-inch PixelSense Flow touchscreen Resolution: 2880 × 1920 (267 dpi) Aspect ratio: 3:2 Contrast: 1M:1 (OLED) / 1300:1 (LCD) Dynamic refresh rate up to 120Hz Brightness: 600 nits SDR / 900 nits HDR peak (OLED) 10-point multi-touch Dolby Vision IQ reinforced glass 13.8-inch PixelSense Flow touchscreen Resolution: 2304 × 1536 (201 dpi) Aspect ratio: 3:2 Contrast: 1300:1 Dynamic refresh rate up to 120Hz Brightness: 600 nits 15-inch PixelSense Flow touchscreen Resolution: 3270 × 2180 (262 dpi) Aspect ratio: 3:2 Contrast: 1300:1 Dynamic refresh rate up to 120Hz Brightness: 600 nits camera Front: Surface Studio Camera QHD (1440p) wide angle Rear: 10 MP Ultra HD Surface Studio front camera Surface Studio front camera battery Up to 15.5 hours of local video playback Up to 20 hours of local video playback Up to 19 hours of local video playback ports 2 × USB-C / USB4 (charging, data and DisplayPort 1.4a up to three 4K monitors at 60 Hz) — Surface Connect port — Surface Pro keyboard port 2 × USB-C / USB4 — 1 × USB-A — Surface Connect port — 3.5 mm audio jack 2 × USB-C / USB4 — 1 × USB-A — Surface Connect port — 3.5 mm audio jack Connectivity dimensions Length: 287mm Width: 209mm Height: 9.3mm Length: 301mm Width: 220mm Height: 17.5mm Length: 329mm Width: 239mm Height: 18.3mm weight 895g (without keyboard) 1.36kg 1.66kg SW Windows 11 Windows 11 Windows 11 price From 1,599 euros From 1,699 euros From 1,799 euros Microsoft Surface Pro | 13″ LCD | Snapdragon® X2 Plus (10 Core) | 16GB RAM | 256GB SSD | Platinum | Windows 11 Home | Latest Model (12th edition) The price could vary. We earn commission from these links More powerful, more expensive, almost the same design The new Surface Pro (12th edition) and Surface Laptop (8th edition) arrive with 10-core Snapdragon X2 Plus and 12-core X2 Elite chips, replacing the X1 that they equipped 2024 models. Microsoft claims that Graphics performance improves up to 53% in the case of the Surface Pro and up to 58% in the Surface Laptop, according to tests carried out by the company itself. In terms of autonomy, the company promises up to 15.5 hours of local video playback on the Surface Pro and up to 20 hours on the 13.8-inch Surface Laptop. Figures that, if confirmed in real use, are very competitive in the Windows market. The Surface Pro starts at 1,599 euros and the Surface Laptop at 1,699 euros, both with 16 GB of RAM. There are also new features in terms of colors, as the 13.8-inch Surface Laptop debuts in the Jade color (a very pretty light green), and the Surface Pro arrives in Dune (something like bronze) with a matching keyboard. The problem is that, at the moment, through the Microsoft website we can only choose black and silver colors. On the other hand, the 15-inch model makes the jump from 201 to 262 pixels per inch on its screen. In addition, haptic feedback is added to the trackpad, a 24 GB RAM option which did not exist before, and the Surface Pro maintains the OLED screen as a premium option. Other than that, the design is essentially identical to the previous generation, with the same ports, same form factor, same 3:2 aspect ratio, and the Surface Laptop remains LCD-only, while the Pro offers OLED as an option. The price hit The Surface Laptop 7 was sold in 2024 for 1,199 euros in its entry configuration; The new Surface Laptop 8 starts 500 euros more expensive. The same happens with the new Surface Pro 12, which represents an increase of 400 euros compared to the Pro 11 at the time of its launch. Part of that rise has to do with the current component crisisespecially RAM shortage which has made the production chain of the entire industry more expensive (a situation to which Microsoft has partly contributed by putting its foot on the accelerator to build more AI data centers). To this we must add that the previous generation models had already suffered a price increase in April of this year, which means that the new generation comes out with an even higher starting point on that already corrected bar. To try to soften the blow, Microsoft is offering temporary promotions, such as a free keyboard with the Surface Pro, Arc Mouse with the Surface Laptop, and up to 250 euros off per device in exchange for an old computer. They are reasonable incentives, but in Spain, for example, we do not have them available, so they are subject to specific markets. And we must not forget that the 65 W charger is paid separately (+89.99 euros). What Microsoft has decided not to do Over all these years, Microsoft has oriented the … Read more

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BYD arrived with a clear premise: lead the electric car in Spain. Three years later, he has had no qualms about changing his strategy. They have proven that the plug-in hybrid is, for them, a perfect market niche for their interests. The best example: the two best-selling plug-in hybrids in Spain are theirs. Now comes a third alternative that also has a best-selling spirit. Plug-in hybridization in a segment forgotten by this technology. A price that no one can match and that part of the 25,200 euros but which, with aid and campaigns, remains at 18,700 euros. Does anyone give more than the BYD Dolphin G DM-i? BYD Dolphin G DM-i technical data sheet byd Dolphin (204 HP with 60.4 kWh battery) BODY TYPE. Compact five-seater SUV MEASUREMENTS AND WEIGHT. 4,160 meters long, 1,770 meters wide, 1,570 meters high and 2,700 meters wheelbase. Weight to be confirmed. TRUNK. 425 liters. MAXIMUM POWER. 156 kW (212 hp) WLTP CONSUMPTION. Active version: 2.6 l/100 km and 40 km of autonomy Boost, Comfort and Sport version: 1.4 l/100 km and 105 km of autonomy ENVIRONMENTAL DISTINCTIVE. Zero emissions DRIVING AIDS (ADAS). Automatic emergency braking, intelligent speed limit information, detection of vehicles in the blind spot, intelligent cruise control, LED lighting, 360º parking camera, rear parking sensors. OTHERS. Own software compatible with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Google services starting with Boost version or higher. 10.1-inch (Active) and 12.8-inch (Boost, Comfort and Sport) screen. Heated seats and steering wheel. ELECTRIC HYBRID. No. Plug-in HYBRID. Yeah. Active version: 175 HP and 40 km of autonomy Boost, Comfort and Sport version: 212 HP and 105 km of autonomy electric No. price and release Now available without aid or discounts: Active: €25,200 Boost: €28,200 Comfort: €29,700 Sport: €30,700 Now available with (advance) aid and discounts: Active: €18,700 Boost: €21,376 Comfort: €22,846 Sport: €23,826 Very clear intentions “The plug-in hybrid for everyone” BYD’s claim in its press release directly points out what this new model in the Chinese company’s range wants to be. Given the success of BYD Seal U DM-i for those looking for a large plug-in hybrid SUV and the success of the BYD Atto 2 DM-i In a more contained size, the BYD Dolphin G DM-i arrives to position itself as the third angle of this triangle. And it is that he BYD Dolphin G DM-i wants to position itself in the market as one of the cheapest plug-in hybrids. And, above all, offer this technology at a price and with a size that no one covers right now. Manufacturers have abandoned the small car when it comes to offering plug-in hybridization because the product became too expensive and with the departure of the Renault Captur, the market was left orphaned. With just 4,160 meters long, this BYD Dolphin G DM-i will fill that gap with a car that starts at 25,200 euros before aid but which, with the discount campaigns and aid from the Auto+ Plan (they are approved but not yet delivered, BYD advances them) remains at just 18,700 euros. It is a price that has no rival. The most expensive option is 30,700 euros without aid or discounts and only 23,826 euros with the corresponding discounts. We address this point first because it is the most striking thing about a car that will have two engines. Both have a 1.5 four-cylinder engine that develops 95 HP and an electric motor with 163 HP and 210 Nm that will drive the car in most situations. The one known as BYD’s Dual Mode is designed to prioritize the use of the combustion engine as a generator, operating the car as a series hybrid. The most affordable option, Activateuses a small 7.42 kWh battery that is approved for 40 kilometers in completely electric mode. Above, the Comfort and Sport versions increase the battery capacity to 18.3 kWh and its range increases to 105 kilometers. In all versions, the combined range between gasoline and electricity aims to exceed 1,000 kilometers. As for charging power, the Active option only uses slow charging and remains at 3.3 kW. It is not a bad option if you are clear that you are only going to charge at night and you want to save by hiring less charging power in the home or garage, but filling it from 15% requires investing about three hours. The options Boost, Comfort and Sportthose with the large battery, support an alternating current charging power of 6.6 kW and fast charging reaches 39 kW. They can go from 10 to 80% electric autonomy in 26 minutes. These latest versions can be ordered with the Boost equipment that adds bidirectional charging. The car also wants to position itself as a vehicle for all types of uses. Its 425 liters available (adding cargo space under the floor) are a lot for such a small car and plug-in hybrid technology that eats up much of the available storage space. And inside it comes standard with front and rear parking sensors and a 10.1-inch screen. The top Boost version adds a 12.8-inch screen, heated front seats and steering wheel, and wireless charging for your mobile phone. And the Comfort versions already have a Google ecosystem integrated into the infotainment system, Head-Up Display and panoramic roof with curtain. Finally, the Sport trim adds some sportier specific details. Therefore, the BYD Dolphin G DM-i has everything to become a bestseller with a knockdown price. Its Comfort finish (the first with a large battery) starts at 29,700 euros but can stay below 23,000 with aid and an exit campaign. For that price, there is nothing like it on the market. Photos | BYD In Xataka | The cheapest plug-in hybrid cars you can buy (2026)

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