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OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition Review OnePlus, in collaboration with historic British racing brand McLaren, recently launched the  OnePlus 6T ₹ 37,999 McLaren Edition in India at a price of Rs. 50,999. In its illustrious history, the McLaren Formula 1 team has won eight constructors' championships and twelve drivers' championships. The name is associated with speed and that is the exact rationale behind this partnership as the OnePlus 6T's slogan is ‘Unlock The Speed'. Aside from McLaren's signature Papaya Orange colour being wrapped around the borders of the phone, this special edition bumps up the RAM to a whopping 10GB, and features OnePlus' new Warp Charge 30 technology, which claims to offer a day's worth of power in 20 minutes. We have spent the past few weeks with the smartphone and here are our detailed impressions. We have already reviewed the OnePlus 6T in detail so this article will focus mainly on what sets the McLaren Edition apart and

Honor 10 Lite Review Huawei's sub-brand Honor flooded the smartphone market with multiple offerings last year. The company focussed mainly on the budget segment, with good designs and efficient hardware. We also got the Honor Play, a powerful gaming-centric smartphone aimed at budget-conscious buyers. The first smartphone for 2019 from the Chinese manufacturer is the Honor 10 Lite. It is powered by the relatively new Kirin 710 SoC and has a big display with a small dewdrop notch. What is interesting is that the Honor 10 Lite price in India puts it in a hot segment, where multiple manufacturers are already exchanging blows. Can the Honor 10 Lite deliver the knockout punch? We review it to find out. Honor 10 Lite design You know this is an Honor phone when you first look at its glossy back panel.  Honor  is known to use this kind of finish on its devices, and the  Honor 10 Lite  comes in three different glossy colours: Sapphire Blue, Sky Blue, and Midnight Black.