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  1. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Wilson Wong

    Honor X9e Pro review: Tough mid-tier phone that goes on and on - Techgoondu (opens the original)

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    A couple of days with the Honor X9e Pro and one thing is clear: this phone is built for people who hate power banks. The 11,000mAh battery is the headline act here, backed by serious drop and water resistance ratings that make it a practical travel companion. Honor’s new phone sits in that sub-S$1,000 mid-range space where you expect some trade-offs. You get a decent main camera, a big bright display and battery life that can stretch into days but there are compromises. Honor certainly hopes the

  2. Article · Sep 12, 2026 · Wilson Wong

    Insta360 Luna Ultra review: Innovative touches to a portable camera on the go - Techgoondu (opens the original)

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    For folks looking for a convenient camera that lets you capture videos of their travels, the Insta360 Luna Ultra promises to be portable yet highly capable. Essentially a camera fixed to a gimbal for stability, it is easily pocketable and great for capturing anything you see on the go for your social media videos. Actually, the Insta360 Luna Ultra is not one but two distinct cameras built inside a small body. Key here are the Leica Summicron lenses that you can expect great image quality for bot

  3. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Wilson Wong

    Leica SL3-P review: Lighter camera retains professional touch - Techgoondu (opens the original)

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    The Leica SL3-P, the famed German camera maker’s latest full-frame mirrorless camera, arrives with a familiar shape but a lighter frame. More portable, yes, but the aim is to keep the signature build and image quality that Leica fans love. For starters, the new camera keeps the same silhouette as its predecessors, so anyone who has held a Leica SL or SL2 will feel right at home. It has good chunky handling that balances out Leica’s stouter lenses and yet does not feel that heavy. At 768g without

  4. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Wilson Wong

    Oppo Find X9s review: A refresh without camera features, wireless charging - Techgoondu (opens the original)

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    Based on its well-liked flagship sibling, the new Oppo Find X9s is a curious mid-cycle refresh of a smartphone that trims more than it adds. At first glance, it looks like the same phone as the Find X9, but the changes underneath make you wonder if it offers the same value for everyday users and photo enthusiasts alike. The Find X9s keeps the same outer dimensions as the original Find X9, so it slips into pockets and small bags with equal ease. The 6.59-inch AMOLED display is flat and comfortabl

  5. Article · Aug 15, 2026 · Wilson Wong

    Leica Leitzphone review: Souped-up camera phone at a high price - Techgoondu (opens the original)

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    Yes, it’s a phone made by the famed German camera maker. And yes, the Leica Leitzphone is based on the Xiaomi 17 Ultra, as part of a collaboration with the Chinese phone maker. So, what you get is a Leica phone that uses the same camera hardware, though Leica has given it a more luxurious exterior, different camera interface and a few exclusive photography modes. In Singapore, it is priced at S$2,299, which is S$500 more than the Xiaomi 17 Ultra. Notably, the Leitzphone has the same dimensions a

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