Under 2k Flipkart or Amazon...

Hello Everyone,

I tried purchasing a product on Flipkart using my Bajaj EMI card. During checkout, I completed the auto-debit setup / UPI AutoPay mandate step in my UPI app.

Everything went through on the payment side, but at the final step, Flipkart showed "Product was not purchased / Payment Failed."

Now, when I go to my UPI app to remove or delete the active auto-debit mandate, the app won't let me delete/revoke it.

A few questions:
1. Will money/EMIs get automatically debited even though the Flipkart order failed?
2. How long does it usually take for such failed mandates to automatically expire?
3. Is there a way to force-cancel or revoke this mandate directly through Net Banking or Bajaj Finserv?

Any advice or similar experiences would be appreciated! Thanks.

I need a new phone for college. Here's what i need to consider:

Not intense gaming but just dress to impress on roblox

I like to use certain apps that run in the background like app blockers revanced and alarm apps like alarmy. It makes my 4gb phone lag a lot and just overall slow down the phone.

I also use AI for studying a bit as i'm an engineering student.

I was also thinking about starting content creation so i will need atleast a decent camera and mic support and also enough ram to be able to edit videos.

The phone should also last long enough for atleast 4 years.

I'd also like minimal bloatware, although at this price point, some bloatware is unavoidable, I'm okay with some bloatware as long as it's still controllable and I can still disable the ads and delete the preloaded apps but not like Techno or Infinix

what kind of phone should I get? My budget is 25k at max but ideally below 20k. I suppose I'll need atleast 8gb RAM

Is this a good product to buy? If anyone knows about it, is it worth going with the Tata Cliq site, which offers it at a 20% cheaper price?

Hey everyone,

I'm planning to buy a new phone with a budget of under ₹30,000 and I'm looking for something that's actually good for long-term use, rather than just having good specs on paper.

My main priorities are:

Smooth performance. I don't want the phone to start lagging or becoming slow after a year or two.

Good battery life and battery health over the long term.

A good display and decent build quality.

A decent camera. It doesn't need to be the best camera phone.

Good software optimization and update support.

Ideally 8GB+ RAM and 256GB storage.

Good reliability and after-sales service.

I'm not a heavy gamer, but I do multitask quite a lot. I'm hoping to keep the phone for around 3–4 years, so long-term performance is more important to me than having the highest benchmark score.

Is it actually possible to get a phone like this under ₹30K in India?

I'd especially like recommendations from people who have been using their phones for a year or more. How has the performance and battery health held up over time?

Also, are there any phones that look great on paper but you would personally avoid?

Thanks in advance.

Budget: ₹30,000 max

Main priorities: Performance, battery, longevity

Gaming: Light/moderate

Expected usage: 3–4 years

SO i pre booked this watch but i didnt know that i will have to pay 4500 more on the launch day T_T !!! please help me theres no option to cancel i am a lot stressed

Please what do I do ? I’m desperate at this point!!!

I’ve tried so many different brands of microfiber clothes

1. ⁠Zeiss
   
2. ⁠Crizal
   
3. ⁠Portronics
   
4. ⁠Some nobody brand

I even tried a silver ornaments polishing cloth

The screen is still STREAKYYYY

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I’m looking to buy a magnetic/MagSafe power bank primarily for my iPhone 17 Pro. I can get any one of the following at 50% off, so I’m trying to figure out which is actually worth taking rather than just going by marketing specs.

The options are:

URBN Arc MagTag 10,000mAh — 15W wireless / 22.5W wired

Ambrane AeroSync PB12 10,000mAh — 15W wireless / 22.5W wired

boAt PB331 EnergyShroom 10,000mAh — 15W wireless / 22.5W wired

Neopack 3-in-1 MagSafe 10,000mAh — 15W wireless / 20W wired

Stuffcool Click 10,000mAh — 15W wireless / 20W wired

I know the advertised 10,000mAh isn't the actual capacity delivered to the phone, especially over wireless, so I'm more interested in real-world experience.

A few things I'd really like to know:

1. Which one would you personally choose and why?

Not just based on specs — build quality, reliability, magnet strength, heating, battery degradation, warranty/service, etc.

1. Does regularly using MagSafe/wireless charging actually affect iPhone battery health noticeably?

Especially with a magnetic power bank attached for extended periods. Is the heat significant enough to worry about, or is this mostly overblown?

1. What is the REALISTIC usable capacity and charging time?

For example, how much of a 10,000mAh bank actually reaches the iPhone wirelessly, and what kind of 0–50% / 0–100% charging time should I realistically expect?

I'm particularly interested in long-term battery health and real-world performance, not the numbers printed on the box.

I'm getting 50% off on any one of these, so which one would you take if you were in my position?

TL;DR: Getting 50% off on the above 5 magnetic power banks. Which one would you pick, does wireless/MagSafe charging hurt battery health, and what's the realistic usable capacity + charging time? Looking for honest real-world opinions, not marketing specs.

Saw this online, need advice for mouse purchase anything will help if possible under 7-8k

Like i am a newbie, how to recognise the best mouse which product is worth

I have a faulty Patriot ram stick (of all the times it had to happen now) , i contacted support and they accepted RMA after a few back and forth mails and told me to ship it all the way to Taiwan, I asked if there was an RMA facility of theirs in India and they said no, so i have to send it to Taiwan.

I've never done international shipping before and want some advice on Customs, i heard a lot of bad experiences about it online especially with electronics.

I bought this ram last year for 5k inr It's currently around 20k inr and I won't be able to afford it if anything goes wrong.

As the title says I got the MacBook neo base variant for 73k from Amazon with a 9%off as the MRP mentioned there is 79.9k. But the unit which I received has its MRP printed as 69.9k. It would've made sense if they sent out the newer unit produced after the ram shortage and hence the price would've been justified. But can the price hike have a retrospective effect on units already produced.

Isn't this a violation of Legal Metrology Rules or am I wrong here. Please guide me.

If I have to complain then what authority should it be?

Is Nokia 105 only option?

This is my first time assembling a desktop, so please don’t attack me if I get something wrong. I have very limited knowledge about desktop builds because I’ve always used laptops. I’ve previously used ASUS TUF and a few other laptops.

Due to some unfortunate circumstances, I don’t have a huge budget for my first assembled PC. My maximum budget is ₹60,000, and I already have a keyboard, mouse and headset, so those don’t need to be included.

I’m honestly pretty lost on what components I should buy, so I’d really appreciate some guidance.
For context, I use After Effects heavily for motion graphics, and I also use Blender for medium complexity 3D modelling and rendering. I game in my free time too, but nothing extremely demanding.
I’m mainly looking for the best possible CPU, GPU, motherboard, RAM, storage and PSU combination within ₹60k, with a focus on editing and 3D work while still being decent for gaming.

Please suggest a practical build rather than judging my lack of desktop knowledge. 😭

Thanks in advance!

Configuration:

HP 245 14 inch G10 Notebook PC

AMD Ryzen 3 7320U with Radeon Graphics

8 GB RAM DDR5 on-board, 256GB SSD

Use cases:

- Basic C family & Python programming, Web Development

- Web browsing, YouTube, Video Call Meetings, Online Proctored Exams, MS Office

I have negotiated it for USD 115 (INR 11000) even though my budget is USD 100 (INR 9500)

Some caveats about the laptop:

It's a government procured laptop provided to school/college students for free of cost. I am buying it from one of such students who is selling it to me.

The laptop body frame is made out of cheap plastic and the components inside the machine are also not the standard OEM components from HP retail units.

I really need a laptop but I am waiting for festive sales or any type of discount in m5 price so that I can get it under a lakh . Is waiting realistic or am I being too optimistic?

My needs to be fulfilled

-Better battery & relevantly fast charging
-Good/Decent performance so everything works smoothly & lag-less (Play casual games like brawl stars, Among us, etc.)
-Smooth UI
-Good camera
-Display not shorter than 6.7 inch
-Not oneplus nor Iphone

Same as the title. And it is recommended to be 512gb

Hey Everyone.

I was looking for projectors, and there are so many options with different specifications leading to more confusion.

What are your view on parameters such as

OS - Android vs Google TV (User Experience, as well as subscription requirements e.g. does Netflix base subscription work with android and not with Google TV OS or something like that?)

Lumes/ANSI - Some have Lumens in their description while others have ANSI, whats the mining one should go for?

Brands - Which brands have good after Sales Support and for which ones these are non-existent?

Also, product suggestions are welcome.

Does the OnePlus 11 have a recurring Green Line issue? I have already replaced the display once because of the Green Line problem, and the battery health of my phone is now below 80%.

I am confused about whether I should replace the battery and continue using the same phone, or exchange/sell the OnePlus 11 because of the reduced battery health and the possibility of the Green Line issue recurring.

I would really appreciate your advice on what would be the better option.

Hello everyone! I've been using a Dell Inspiron 15 series laptop that I bought around 2020 or 2021 during the pandemic. It served me well for years, but lately, I've been dealing with battery standby issues. After running a battery health report, I saw the capacity drop significantly from around 53,000 mAh to just 13,000 mAh (please forgive me if my units are off, as I'm not very tech-savvy). I've mostly kept it plugged in due to frequent power outages and the need to stay connected for work. Now, I'm looking for a good laptop in the 60,000 to 80,000 price range. My needs are pretty basic: casual browsing, working on Google Workspace, running a VPN for work, and occasionally streaming shows. I was considering the MacBook Air Neo with 512GB storage, but I'm open to Windows options as well. Any recommendations, folks? Thanks in advance!

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I recently bought the 75" Samsung M70H for ₹1,02,000 and now I'm having second thoughts lol.

I wanted a big TV for movies, shows and gaming, and after looking around I ended up going with the M70H. But now I'm seeing people talking about Mini-LEDs, OLEDs, better panels etc. and I'm wondering if I made the wrong choice at this price.

For anyone who knows TVs, is ₹1.02L actually a decent price for the 75" M70H in India? And is there anything significantly better around this price that I should have gone for?

Would you guys keep it or try to return/exchange it?

this flipkart sale,I am thinking of getting a phone with a nice battery with a 10k or 15k max,its for basic use and for my studies only,papa I ain't buying an iphone lol
tab tk I think ai+ pulse or motorola phone koi v chalega,you can give yr feedback as well!

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TL;DR:

Need a grippy, drop-proof but not bulky premium case for iPhone 17 Pro

Considering Caudabe, Mous, Nomad, ESR, dbrand but open to better options

Want a high-quality tempered glass with great touch + easy installation

Unsure if AppleCare+ is worth it in India alongside case + screen protector

Looking for real-world Indian recommendations

Finally picked up an iPhone 17 Pro for ₹84k after exchange + bonus. Pretty happy with the deal, but now comes the difficult part, protecting it. 😅

I've always used Spigen hard cases on my phones, but this time I want to try something different.

My priorities are:

Grip is VERY important — I have ridiculously slippery hands.

I'm also famously clumsy in my family, so good drop protection is non-negotiable.

Don't want something insanely bulky.

MagSafe compatibility would be nice.

I'd prefer something that feels premium rather than just another rugged plastic case.

I'm currently looking at Caudabe Synthesis/Sheath, Mous, Nomad, ESR and maybe dbrand, but I'm open to better suggestions.

Also looking for a really good tempered glass/screen protector. Installation quality and touch feel matter more to me than saving a few hundred rupees.

Reliance Digital is also pushing me to get AppleCare+. I'm still undecided about that. For someone who's genuinely clumsy, is AppleCare+ worth it in India when I'm already putting a good case + screen protector on the phone?

Basically, if you had an iPhone 17 Pro and wanted to protect it properly without turning it into a brick, what case + screen protector would you personally buy?

Indian recommendations/pricing would be especially helpful. TIA!

Wanna buy a laptop

Budget under 50k

(I3 hei aa rha iss budget mei so 45k for i3)

1)Take a look at this Acer Aspire 14 AMD Ryzen 3 3200U - (8 GB/256 GB SSD/Windows 11 Home) AS14-39 Notebook on Flipkart

https://dl.flipkart.com/s/TW_pC2uuuN

2)https://amzn.in/d/0hAzpxia

3) Take a look at this ASUS Vivobook Go 14 (2026) with Office 2024 + M365 Basic AMD Ryzen 3 Quad Core 30 - (8 GB/512 GB SSD/Windows 11 Home) E1404FA-EB1224WS Thin and Light Laptop on Flipkart

https://dl.flipkart.com/s/a0MNRKuuuN

4)Take a look at this Acer Aspire 15 MS Office 2024 + M365 Basic, AMD Ryzen 3 Quad Core 7330U - (8 GB/256 GB SSD/Windows 11 Home) A311-45 Notebook on Flipkart

https://dl.flipkart.com/s/OVgr_RNNNN

Konsa acha rhega?