The first robot vacuum cleaner on our list is from iRobot, an American brand well known for its consumer robots. This robot cleaner is one of the most refined robotic vacuum cleaners on the market, and it can go on for weeks without needing care. This robot comes in two variants, with the significant difference being the self-emptying feature, which you can only get with the i7+ variant that includes the dock called the “Clean Base.” You can choose the i7 variant if you are okay with cleaning it yourself, or you can go with the i7+ variant, which will self-empty itself into small bags.

The i7 and i7+ also have a few design changes to facilitate the self-cleaning feature. The cleaning dock with the i7+ also acts as a stand for your cleaning robot, allowing it to charge itself when it is not being used. This robot vacuum cleaner can clean your whole house without any human involvement, which is quite impressive. It has an intelligent mapping feature that maps your entire home, and then you can select which rooms are to be cleaned and which are to be omitted, which is a pretty awesome feature. You can choose boundaries inside rooms so the robot doesn’t sneak into parts it is not supposed to be in. Another good part is that it picks up almost all sizes of debris without any issues. You also get the option to connect it with Alexa, which means you can get your house cleaned with a single voice command.

Of course, every coin has two faces, and just like that, the i7 also has some disadvantages, which obviously start with its expensive pricing. The iRobot Roomba i7+ is currently available at a little less than Rs. 60,000; meanwhile, the i7 costs close to Rs. 45,000, which is quite a hefty price. Also, the maintenance costs a lot as the parts wear out after regular usage and need replacement after a few months.

The Viomi Alpha S9 is a high-end robotic vacuum cleaner with self-disposal technology and advanced navigation. One of the standout features of the Alpha S9 is the Auto Dirt Disposal tank (3L capacity), which ensures one week of automatic cleaning of your home. Yes, the self-disposal tank also has a tank full indication light, and you also get a notification message on your phone.

Another great feature of the Alpha S9 is the supportive App. The vacuum is controlled through the Mi Home app. Setting up and using the robot with the app is really easy. The cleaning robot has several cleaning modes, including spot, edge, and scheduled cleaning. This allows you to customize the cleaning experience to suit your specific needs.

It supports 2700Pa Suction, which is ideal for daily house needs. It can easily suck dirt out from 2mm to 3mm. The cleaner has a 250ml Smart Water Tank for moping. It did great with the details while mopping, from marble to wood. The mop is never too wet, and the floor doesn’t get flooded, even on max.

Moreover, It uses a combination of 12 sensors, including laser distance sensors and a camera, to create an accurate map of the cleaning area. This allows the robot to clean efficiently and systematically, covering all areas of the house without missing any spots.

Another great feature of the Alpha S9 is its ability to clean for up to 150 minutes on a single charge with a 5200mAH Battery. This allows it to clean large homes without needing to be recharged. The robot also automatically returns to its charging dock when it needs to be recharged.

Overall, the Viomi Alpha S9 is a high-quality, powerful robotic vacuum cleaner with a great combination of advanced features and ease of use. It is expensive but delivers a great cleaning performance and a good battery life. It is a great option for those who want a powerful and efficient robotic vacuum cleaner.

Moving on to our next build on our list, we have the Mi Robot Vacuum-Mop P, a robotic vacuum cleaner and a robotic mop that can intelligently mop your floor and costs almost half the price of the iRobot Roomba. This robotic vacuum cleaner comes with a 3200 mAh battery pack, which can power it up for about 130 minutes and is enough to cover a medium-sized house easily. The app is compatible with the Mi Home app, which allows it to be fully controlled by the app. You can set up scheduled cleaning, restricted zones, and selective cleaning. 

One of the most exciting features of this robot is automatic recharging and resuming to clean from where it is left over. This works because you can set up a charging dock for the robot, and as soon as the robot runs out of juice, it will automatically reach out to the charging dock and connect itself, which is quite impressive. It will also resume its work from where it left off if it gets low in the middle of its cleaning. You can save up to 10 maps in memory, which is more than enough for most houses. The robot houses 12 high-precision sensors and has a powerful suction capability, allowing it to easily handle most of the cleaning without human intervention. 

The Mi Robot Vacuum-Mop P usually costs around Rs. 25,000, but you can get it for a little less during sales. It is one of the best robotic vacuum cleaners in its price range. Of course, it is not as good as the iRobot Roomba i7+, but it is way more affordable and valuable for the money.

The Roomba i3+ is our next choice on the list of best Robot Vacuum Cleaners, which is quite similar to the Roomba i7+, and one might be easily confused among them. But when you hear the pricing, it indeed gets more interesting. The i3+ costs around Rs. 50,000, which is Rs. 10,000 less than the i7+. Yes, you also get the same plus variant, enabling the same self-emptying and charging features just like the i7+. But what’s the difference, so let’s start with the major one. The first significant difference would be that the i7 uses a camera to map your whole house, whereas the i3 relies on a sensor mounted at the robot’s bottom. Having a camera mounted on the top allows the i7 to have a more detailed look around your house and better mapping than the i3.

The i3 can also be controlled via the smartphone app and is compatible with Alexa, but what it lacks is that you cannot give commands to clean out a specific room, nor can you block out parts of your room, which were quite some handy features of the i7+. Of course, you can still ask the Roomba i3 to clean your house, and it would clean just like the i7 would, but you would need to take care of the parts you don’t want the robot to go through, which could be a bit inconvenient for some. I would personally suggest going with the i7+ if your budget allows it. The Roomba i3+ would be a good option for those who don’t have pets or a complex house with no places where the bot could get stuck and damage itself.

The next robot cleaner on our list would be from the Ecovacs and has two variants, N8+, and N8 Pro+. Like the iRobot Roomba, the Plus on the N8 and N8 Pro stand for the additional cleaning dock, which facilitates self-cleaning. Both the robots are pretty similar in features and do both the jobs of cleaning and mopping your floors. They have a few different sensors that will make a difference in their work. You get a LiDAR sensor mounted on both robots to map your house. The difference lies in the front bumper, which on the N8 has an infrared anti-collision sensor; meanwhile, the N8 Pro features 3D sensors, which gives it an upper hand in detecting and dodging obstacles. 

You will get a dedicated app to control both robots, which work similarly. This app lets you connect the robots to your WiFi network, enabling Google Assistant or Alexa support. The cleaning station allows the robots to empty themselves and recharge for the next cleaning. A good feature is that the robots will automatically return to charge themselves when they have done the job or if they have no power to continue further cleaning. The nice part is that they will charge themselves enough to complete the left cleaning instead of charging themselves fully, which saves a lot of time. 

The N8+ and N8 Pro+ are pretty good choices and have impressive features like prioritizing rooms per the requirement and setting no-go zones. The N8 Pro has a slight advantage over the N8 as it smartly dodges obstacles in its path, but If you are okay with your robot bumping into some of your things, you can save a few thousand and go with the N8+ variant.

Moving on to our next Robotic vacuum cleaner on our list of best robot vacuum cleaners, we have the ILife A11, which is a dry & wet robotic vacuum cleaner. This robotic vacuum cleaner costs around Rs. 30,000 in the Indian market and can easily handle the cleaning and mopping tasks without any issues. It has a suction power of 4000 PA, which is considered strong in a robotic vacuum cleaner. It comes fitted with a Li-dar sensor, allowing it to easily map multiple floors and plan out efficient ways to clean them.

On a single full charge, ILife A11 can cover an area of 2,690 sqft, which means it can easily cover 4 bedrooms without needing to recharge. You can also choose to customize the cleaning area as per your requirement and even set a no-go zone for areas in which you don’t want your robot to sneak in. The A11 is even smart enough to return to its docking station when it runs out of power, so you can start cleaning and forget about it. It will recharge when it’s done or continue from where it left off. Meanwhile, the companion app also offers numerous other features like scheduled cleaning, suction power adjustment, and more. Overall, the ILife A11 is a really good robotic vacuum cleaner with good features and strong suction capabilities.

The next vacuum cleaner on our list would be the Yeedi Vac 2 Pro. Yeed could be a new name for some of you guys, and you are not wrong; this Singapore-based brand is a little new to the market, but that does not mean it can’t be trusted. This new brand has quickly captured most of the market and gained numerous good reviews. The Vac 2 Pro has a suction power of about 3,000 pa, which is quite powerful for satisfactory cleaning.

Another good thing about the Vac 2 Pro is that it comes with smart sense technology, which allows it to dodge any obstacles and clean up your house smartly. This vacuum cleaner can easily run for about 240 minutes, so it can even clean big-sized houses on a single charge. Like most other vacuum cleaners in this budget, this one can recharge itself when needed and continue cleaning right where it left off. The cleaner also comes with Alexa support, so you can easily give voice commands to get your house cleaned. You can also customize your maps and set up cleaning schedules from the companion app as per your requirements.

We now have another pocket-friendly ECOVAC vacuum cleaner on our list of best robot vacuum cleaners, the ECOVACS DEEBOT 500. This robotic vacuum cleaner costs around Rs. 10,000, making it one of the most affordable cleaners on our list. Well, it’s not a two-in-one mopping and cleaning solution like the V5s Pro, but it offers the same tangle-free cleaning feature, which could be a good point for considering it. It features decent suction power, allowing it to clean your house well.

It can continuously clean for about 120 minutes and self-dock itself to the charger when it gets low. You can turn it on, and it can self-clean your house by randomly navigating itself. This vacuum cleaner is ideal for cleaning hard surfaces like tiles and floors. Just like the V5s Pro, the cleaning on the carpets is quite a disappointment, but it is justifiable for its price point.

The following robot vacuum cleaner is the ILife V5s Pro, one of the budget-friendly cleaners we have on our list. It is a 2-in-1 vacuum cleaner with cleaning and mopping capabilities. This robot cleaner usually costs around Rs. 15,000 in the Indian Market, but you will also see it with some discounts in sales. One of the best things is that it has one of the highest suction power in its price segment, which makes it a clear winner in terms of vacuuming power. It also has a suction-only port, which means no extra brushes where the animal or human hairs can get tangled. 

The motor is quite strong, but it still manages to be quite unlike some other budget vacuum cleaners that are super noisy. It can work for about 110 minutes non-stop and automatically returns to the charging dock if it gets low. As mentioned above, the V5s Pro is also a mop, and it does quite an impressive job of mopping the floor. It randomly navigates in your room by bouncing off the corners and still manages to cover your whole room. The V5s Pro does a good job cleaning up the floor, but when it comes to cleaning the carpets, it could be a disappointment. Well, you cannot expect all at this price point, so if your house is not filled with lots of carpets that need regular cleaning, the V5s Pro could be an option worth considering. 

Finally, we have the latest vacuum cleaner on our list, the Robovac G10 Hybrid vacuum cleaner with Mopping and vacuum cleaning capabilities. This vacuum cleaner is quite affordable and costs around Rs. 12,000 in the Indian Market. The best part about this cleaner is that it comes with Google Assistant and Alexa support, making it easily controllable by your voice commands. You can even control it with your smartphone, which I personally prefer over remote controls. 

The cleaner’s suction is quite good, as per its pricing, and its cleaning is pretty impressive. It is a two-in-one cleaner that can clean and mop your floors. It has something called Drop sensing technology, which prevents it from accidentally falling off the stairs or higher surfaces. You can easily set scheduled cleaning times from the app, allowing it to clean your house while you take care of your other chores. 

The Eureka Forbes Robo Vac N is our next choice on the list of best robot vacuum cleaners, which is a 3-in-in vacuum cleaner with cleaning, mopping, and UV Sanitization capabilities. UV Cleaning is quite an exciting feature that could be handy, especially in times like these. This vacuum cleaner can easily clean most surfaces, including carpets, which is good. You can get this cleaner for about Rs. 20,000 in the Indian market. The cleaner comes packed with a remote control that can be used to give commands to the cleaner.

The good thing about the cleaner is that it has multiple modes you can choose from per the type of cleaning required. You can even set scheduled times for cleaning, which means the cleaner will automatically start cleaning your house at the desired hour. The battery on the cleaner can last for about 90 minutes before it automatically docks itself at the charging station. It has a powerful suction capability and does an excellent job cleaning and mopping the floors. The Robo Vac N Mop is a good robotic cleaner you choose to use.

GoPro, is a brand that is entirely known for its durable action cameras all across the globe. Their action cameras have dominated the markets for over a decade now, and every action camera list remains incomplete without them. The GoPro Hero 10 is one of the latest released cameras of the brand, which was launched in September this year globally, and then it quickly topped the charts just like its predecessors.

Verdict

The GoPro Hero 10 is probably one of the best action cameras in the market and stays on top of lists of best action cameras just like its predecessors. This camera can shoot impressive 5K videos with the stability of HyperSmooth 4.0.

Design
The GoPros are well known for their small boxy design, which highly influences the whole action camera market. It features a hard plastic body with a button to record on the top and one on the left to turn it on/off and change modes. A flap on the right can be opened to reveal the battery compartment.

The new setup houses a 2.27-inch main LCD touchscreen with a 1.4-inch LCD panel on the front. The new setup weighs about 153 grams, making it an easy-to-carry device.

Camera & Features
The GoPro Hero 10 houses a 23MP CMOS camera sensor that can record videos at a peak resolution of 5.3K at 60 FPS. The camera has HyperSmooth 4.0, which helps it stabilize the videos. It also shoots great slow-mo videos as it can shoot 1080P videos at a frame rate of 270 FPS.

The camera lens has a special coating that repels any water traces left on it after its contact with water. GoPro Hero 10 has tools like Hindsight, TimeWarp 3.0, and 3D noise reduction that help take impressive shots.

Battery
The GoPro Hero 10 packs a 1720 mAh battery pack that can last up to an hour when recording 4K videos at 60 FPS. You need to keep the flap on the right side open to charge the camera, which could be a little bothersome, but you can keep spare charged batteries that you replace when needed.

The Insta360 is my second choice for the best action camera in India. The Insta360 One R has one of the most innovative and futuristic designs in the action camera market.

Design
The Insta360 One R features a modular design that divides it into three parts. At the bottom sits a battery pack that keeps all three parts together apart from powering the camera up.

The second part is the core control module with a 1.5-inch LCD touchscreen on the back of it. The core also has all the buttons and controls for the camera. This core can also be switched to the front, allowing it to be used for the selfie mode.

The third comes to the camera module that Insta360 offers in different variants, which users can choose per their requirements.

Camera & Features
The camera is one of the most interesting highlights of the Insta360 One R. It comes with three different camera modules that can be switched anytime per the requirements. However, they come at a cost, and you must purchase them separately.

The first of these modules is called One R 4K Wide Angle Mod, and the second one is called the Dual Lens 360 Mod. The third one is named the 1-inch Wide Angle Mod. The camera can shoot 5.3K videos at 30 FPS, and you can shoot up to 5.7K at 30 FPS using the 360-degree camera Mod.

The camera uses FlowState technology that works similarly to GoPro’s HyperSmooth. The camera comes with many other accessories that can enhance your experience with the camera.

Battery
The Insta360 One R has an 1150 mAh battery pack that can power the camera for up to 70 minutes while recording 4K videos @ 60 FPS. The battery pack is seated at the bottom of the camera and can be charged directly by plugging in a USB Type C cable. Insta360 also sells separate battery packs and chargers, which you can buy to extend its battery life.

Verdict
The Insta360 One R is one of the market’s most compact and innovative action cameras. Insta360 offers multiple compatible accessories with this camera, allowing the user to choose the type of accessories they need.

GoPro updates its Hero lineup every year, adds new features to it, and releases under the same lineup. The GoPro Hero 9 is one of the cameras from the same lineup released in 2020 with some major changes.

Design
The GoPro Hero 9 follows a similar design pattern to its Hero lineup, although it is a bit thicker and heavier when compared to its predecessors. It features a dual-display set-up with a 2.27-inch main touchscreen display and a 1.4-inch front-facing display.

It weighs around 158 grams and is still portable enough to carry out easily. The camera can also shoot underwater to a depth of up to 10 meters.v

Camera & Features
GoPro has replaced the GoPro Hero 9’s camera after a long time with a 23.6 MP camera, which used to be the traditional 12 MP camera since the GoPro Hero 3. This new camera sensor allows it to shoot 5K videos @ 30 FPS without any issues. Hero 9 also introduced HyperSmooth 3.0, which does a fabulous job of stabilizing the videos.

The Hero 9 also has TimeWarp 3.0 and can shoot phenomenal slow-motion videos. The camera also features an HDR Photo mode and night photo modes. It has three built-in microphones to record your audio, which greatly reduces wind noise.

Battery
The GoPro Hero 9 comes packed with a 1720 mAh battery pack, an improvement over its predecessor with a 1220 mAh battery. The battery is seated inside the compartment, which can be revealed by pulling the lid up on the right side of the camera using a USB Type-C port to charge itself up.

Verdict
The GoPro Hero 9 is one of the best action cameras in the market right now that offers good quality of videos and photographs and can be easily bought at a cheaper price than their latest camera, GoPro Hero 10.

DJI is another Chinese brand on our list that is commonly known for its camera-enabled drones that help in aerial photography and videography. DJI also deals with products like gimbals, action cameras, and more.

DJI Action 2 is another action camera that features a modular body design. This camera has one of the most compact bodies on the market and weighs only 56 grams making it extremely portable.

Design
The DJI Action 2 has a design that is both innovative and compact at the same time. Action 2 is a cube-shaped camera with a modular body design, but it takes it to another level as it can work without any other modules.

The main camera module has inbuilt 32 GB inbuilt storage, a 580 mAh battery, and a 1.7-inch OLED touchscreen, allowing it to go without any other accessories.

Although the main camera module has no ports, you need to attach it to the touch screen or the power module to charge it up; all these parts are magnetically connected with two clips to ensure it stay in their place.

Camera & Features
The Action 2 has a 12MP camera sensor that can record 4K videos @ 120 FPS. It uses Rocksteady 2.0, which does an impressive job of stabilizing the videos. The camera has features like Time Lapse, Slow Motion, and Horizon Steady.

The camera features built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for connectivity and supports voice controls. The main camera module is waterproof for up to 10 meters, but you will need a waterproof case if you want to use it with the other accessories.

Battery
As mentioned above, the Action 2 is powered by an in-built 580 mAh battery pack that is enough to power it for about 70 minutes at 1080P @ 30FPS with stabilization off. When attached to the power or the front-facing display module, you will get an extra 1300 mAh battery pack, making it last even longer.

Verdict
The DJI Action 2 is another modular camera with a much more compact design than the other action cameras available in the market. It features plenty of magnetic attachments that make it more fun to use.

Do you want to buy an action camera with a GoPro-like look and good picture quality but at a much lower cost? Worry not; DJI has got your back.

DJI Osmo Action is an action camera dressed up with GoPro-like looks, a dual-display setup, and DJI’s version of Hypersmooth, Rocksteady image stabilization.

Design
The DJI Osmo Action camera can be easily confused with a GoPro on first look. It is built with a dual-toned body and a rubbery band that runs at the top of the camera and offers a better grip. The top also has a LED indicator and two buttons that let you know the recording status.

On the front, the camera lens is placed right next to a 1.4-inch square screen that can be used when the camera is in selfie mode. The back of the camera has a 2.25-inch touchscreen.

The bottom has a battery pack that can be revealed by pulling two latches at both the bottom sides of the camera. The left side has a flap that hides all the camera ports and makes it waterproof for up to 11 meters.

Camera & Features
The DJI Osmo Action packs a 12MP CMOS camera sensor capable of shooting 4K videos at 60 FPS. DJI has also packed its own Rocksteady image stabilization with this camera, which does an impressive job of stabilizing the videos.

The camera can also shoot slow-motion 1080P videos with a frame rate of 240 FPS. The Osmo Action has a field of view of 145 degrees and is packed with features like Hyperlapse & HDR mode. You can also alter the field of view in the settings. It has two built-in microphones for audio recording, but you can also plug in an external microphone.

Battery
The Osmo Action packs a 1300 mAh battery at its bottom. This battery pack takes about 90 minutes to charge itself up fully and can offer a backup of about 135 minutes when shooting 1080P videos at 30 FPS and the stabilization turned off.

Verdict
The DJI Osmo Action is an excellent camera that looks similar to a GoPro. It can easily record 4K videos and does an impressive job stabilizing them. This camera can also be easily mounted to any GoPro mount.

Insta360 Go 2 is the second generation action camera of Insta360’s smallest action camera series. The Insta360 Go 2 is a tiny action camera that is small enough to be easily worn on your clothing.

Design
The Insta360 Go 2 is a tiny device with a curved capsule-like design that is no bigger than a normal USB Pendrive. It comes along with a magnetic pendant that you can wear inside your clothing, which will, in turn, allow you to stick it on your clothing without any issues.

The Go 2 has a well-built plastic body that weighs only 26.5 grams, making it extremely lightweight. The tiny plastic body houses a lens in the front, an LED light, and a button to start or stop the video recordings.

It has a charging case that looks similar to TWS earbud charging cases we easily get to see nowadays. The case does more than charge the camera. It can be used as a controller for your camera and also act as a mini tripod stand.

This case also has a small monochrome display that can change modes, check the battery levels, access settings, and more.

Camera & Features
The Insta360 Go has two houses, a 1/2.3 inch camera sensor, and can shoot videos at a resolution of 1440P at 30 FPS. Although it does not stand against the rest of the cameras on our list, it surely is impressive for a camera of this size. It can also shoot images at a max resolution of 9MP.

It has modes like Video mode, Pro Video mode, Photo mode, HDR video mode, Timeshift, Timelapse, and Slow Motion, which come in handy. The camera has an inbuilt storage of 32GB as there are no external memory slots.

Battery
The battery on the Insta360 Go 2 can last for about 30 minutes in video mode, which is very low when compared to the other cameras on the list, but you cannot expect a big battery when the camera itself is of this size. Although you can plug it into the case, it can give you a backup of about 150 minutes.

Verdict
The Insta360 Go 2 is probably the smallest action camera on the market, and if you’re looking for a compact-sized action camera that you can carry anywhere without thinking twice, then this could be the best camera for you. Although it lacks 4K video recording capabilities and has a little less battery life than the other cameras on the list, it can still record the good quality of 1080P videos.

This will be the end of our list of the best action cameras you can buy in India. I hope this list was enough to help you find the best action camera that matches your needs.

If you have any queries or suggestions, feel free to drop them down in the comments below, and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

The first monitor on our list is the LG Ultragear 27GL650F, a 27-inch FHD+ gaming monitor with an IPS panel. It offers a 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution with a refresh rate of 144 Hz and a response time of 1 ms. It is compatible with the Nvidia G-Sync and the AMD Free-Sync, making it an ideal pick for AMD and Nvidia graphics card users.

The monitor looks beautiful with a slender plastic body and a good-quality build. It has thin bezels around the display that look pretty good and a height-adjustable plastic stand. Yes, the design looks pretty similar to most of the other LG displays on the market, but that does not mean the design is too identical or boring. It has an IPS panel with a refresh rate of 144 Hz and an excellent response time of 1 ms. The panel offers a peak brightness of 400 nits. It has a very low input lag. As for the connectivity options, you will get 1 x Display Port, 2 x HDMI Ports, and 1 x Headphone-out port.

The LG Utragear 27GL650F is an excellent gaming monitor that can drastically improve your in-game experience. The best part is its compatibility with AMD Freesync and Nvidia G-Sync, making it an ideal choice for most gaming setups. The high refresh rate and low response time offer a smooth gaming experience, making it one of the best gaming monitors under 20000 Rs.

Moving on to the next gaming monitor on our list, we have the Acer Nitro VG270, which is probably the least-priced gaming monitor on our list and has many good features. First, you get a 27-inch Full HD IPS panel with a refresh rate of 165 Hz and a response rate of 1 ms. It comes with a peak brightness of 250 nits, which sounds slightly low, but I would say it is acceptable considering its price point.

The monitor has a gaming-inspired red & black-themed plastic body with thin bezels. The small plastic stand is smartly built because it allows you to tilt in your best-suited position. It comes with AMD Radeon Freesync support, which helps minimize lags and latencies. What impressed me the most is that it comes with 2W x 2 Stereo speakers, a plus point over most of the monitors you see today. It comes with eight preset gaming modes, which you can switch as per the type of game you are playing. Moving on to the connectivity, you will get 1 x Display Port, 2 x HDMI Ports, and 1 x Headphone-out port.

The Acer Nitro VG270 is a decent gaming monitor with many useful features to match all your gaming needs at a comparatively lower price. The peak brightness is a bit low but still performs well under normal lighting conditions.

The next gaming monitor on our list of the best gaming monitors under 20000 is the BenQ Mobiuz, which is not as big as the above two monitors, but if the size doesn’t matter to you, it could turn out to be an excellent pick for you. However, there is a 27-inch variant available that would exceed our price point. You can still check it out if you can spend a couple of extra thousand.

First, you get a 24.5-inch IPS panel with a 165 Hz refresh rate and 1 ms response time. This panel has a 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution and offers a peak brightness of 400 nits in HDR mode. It is compatible with AMD Freesync, which is known to smoothen up your gameplay. It also houses 2 x 2.5 W speakers, offering a decent sound output. The monitor has a plastic build with a matte finish, which looks pretty good. The stand is height adjustable and can be tilted as well. Now, about the connectivity, you get the same 1 x Display Port, 2 x HDMI Ports, and 1 x Headphone jack.

The BenQ Mobiuz EX2510S is a pretty decent pick if you are looking for a small but reliable gaming monitor that offers good specs for your gaming needs. It comes with an HDR mode and ten different colour modes that will help you customize your monitor to your liking.

Moving on to our next gaming monitor, we have the Samsung Odyssey LC27G55T curved gaming monitor, which does exceed our budget a bit but is one of the gaming monitors that our list would be incomplete without, so we had to include it. But worry not. The heavy price tag has some advantages over other gaming monitors priced slightly lower.

First, I would like to mention that it is a curved gaming monitor that is well-known for offering an immersive gaming experience. It has a 27-inch IPS panel with a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels, slightly more than the other gaming monitors on our list. This panel offers a refresh rate of 144 Hz with a 1 ms response time and can offer a peak brightness of 250 nits. The display has a sturdy plastic build with a textured pattern at the back that looks good. The bezels are pretty thin and look good with the curved display. It also comes with HDR10 and AMD Freesync support. Connectivity options include 1 x Display Port, 2 x HDMI Ports, and 1 x Headphone-out port.

Overall, the Samsung Odyssey LC27G55T is a decent curved gaming monitor if you can afford its high price. If you have a couple of extra thousands to spend, going with a curved gaming monitor could be a good investment as they are well known for offering an immersive gaming experience. One minor issue with this monitor is its peak brightness, which could be a little low considering its price point. But if you ignore that, the Odyssey LC27G55T is a good investment.

The next monitor on our list of best gaming monitors under 20000 would be the AOC 24G2U, another good gaming monitor with an affordable price point. The monitor is smaller than the other monitors on our list and is ideal for those who want a small-sized monitor, as not everybody wants to stick to a giant 27-inch screen.

The AOC 24G2U is a 23.8-inch FHD gaming monitor with an IPS panel. It has a 144 Hz refresh rate and a 1 ms response time. It houses 2 x 2W speakers that deliver a decent audio output and is compatible with the AMD Freesync Premium. The IPS panel can offer a peak brightness of 250 nits, which is decent for this price point. The monitor does not look flashy like most other gaming monitors, which I like. You can adjust its height and tilt it as per your needs. Another good thing could be found in its connectivity options. It has 1 x Display Port, 2 x HDMI Ports, and 1 x Headphone-out port, but it also has 4 x USB 3.0 Ports, which are not available in any other monitors on our list.

The AOC 24G2U is perfect for a small-sized monitor with good specs. The monitor is also a good choice for those who want to save a couple of thousands and are OK with a small-sized display.

Finally, we have the MSI Optix G271 gaming monitor and another 27-inch Full HD gaming monitor with an IPS panel. This monitor has different variants with smaller screen sizes and lower refresh rates, so if you want a small screen or want to save a couple of thousands by going with a lower refresh rate, you can go for it.

The MSI Optix G271 has a simple-looking design at the front with thin bezels around the screen, which looks reasonable. The back of the display has a gaming-inspired design. The 27-inch IPS panel offers a 1920 x 1080 pixels resolution with a 144 Hz refresh rate and 1 ms response time. It offers a peak brightness of 250 nits and is compatible with AMD Freesync. The monitor has multiple features like night vision and blue light reduction, which will surely be good for your eyes. It has the same connectivity features as most other monitors on our list, with 1 x Display Port, 2 x HDMI Ports, and 1 x Headphone-out port.

The MSI Optix G271 is a decent choice for a 27-inch gaming monitor. It has no unique highlights that make it better than any other display on our list, but it has all the features you can expect from a good gaming monitor at this price point.

That would be all from my side for the best gaming monitors under Rs. 20,000 that you can get in India right now. If you have any queries or suggestions, please drop them down in the comments below, and I will get back to you as soon as possible. Thanks for reading.

The Asus GT-AC11000 ROG is probably one of the best wifi 6 routers that money can buy. It is one of the flagship routers from the Asus ROG, specially designed for gamers who want high-speed connectivity on their numerous devices. It has a plethora of features, including almost everything that you can think of and even more than that. The pricing is undoubtedly high compared to the regular routers, but the offers’ features easily justify its pricing.

The Asus GT-AX11000 ROG is powered by Broadcom’s BCM43684 wifi chip, which creates a tri-band 802.11ax network called the wifi 6. This chip houses a quad-core 1.8GHz processor along with 1GB of RAM and 256MB of space, which will be used for firmware and settings. This router has already benchmarked a max transmission speed of 10.8 Gbps using the 802.11ax hardware, which is not so common in general devices. But when it comes to the well-known 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies, they can transmit at a max speed of 1148 Mbps and 4804 Mbps, respectively.

The design has a big square-shaped body with eight antennas (two on each side). The router’s weight is about 1.7 kg, much more than any other wifi router I have ever encountered. On the router’s centre, you will see a big ROG logo lit by Aura RGB lighting, which looks pretty cool with the body. You will see a massive vent at the back of it for the heat to escape easily. I must mention that there is no option to mount this router on your wall, so you will need to put it on your desk or somewhere in the horizontal position.

The Asus GT-AX11000 ROG has 4 x LAN ports, 1 x WAN port, 1 x 2.5 Gbps LAN / WAN port, and 2 x USB 3.0 ports. On the left-hand side, wifi, WPS, and Boost buttons boost your game traffic and lower your ping rate and game latency. Meanwhile, the router’s web interface is pretty intuitive and one of the best routers I have personally tested.

So overall, the Asus GT-AX11000 ROG is one of the best gaming routers you can get on the market right now. Of course, it is expensive and bulky, but its features are unmatchable. If you are a gamer who wants a high-speed router that offers super-low latency and that too for a wide area, then the Asus GT-AX11000 ROG is one of the best wifi routers you can get right now.

Moving on to our next router, we have the Asus TUF AX5400, another gaming wifi 6 router from Asus that promises speeds up to 4.8Gbps on wifi 6 compatible devices. Let’s face it, not all of us would be willing to invest the hefty amount that Asus GT-AX1000 ROG asks for but still want a good gaming router that gives you a phenomenal performance and still manages to cover a wide area of your house than the Asus TUF AX-5400 could be what you are looking for.

The Asus TUF AX5400 features a Game Boost mode, a dedicated gaming port, Open NAT and VPN Fusion. It houses a 1.5 GHz Broadcom chipset along with 512 MB of RAM and 256 MB of flash storage. The router’s design makes it look more like an aircraft than a wifi router. Similar to the Asus GT-AX11000 ROG, it is impossible to mount this on your wall, so you must put it on your table or somewhere horizontally.

Moving on to the connectivity options, you will get 4 x Gigabit LAN ports (out of which one is a dedicated port for gaming), 1 x Gigabit WAN port, and 1 x USB 3.0 Type-A port. You also get six antennas placed at the back of the wifi router. You can quickly set up the router from the setup page or the Asus Router Mobile application. It offers a max speed of up to 5400 Mbps on the 5.0 GHz frequency and 574 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band.

Overall, the Asus TUF AX5400 is a perfect gaming router if gaming is one of your priorities. It also has a dedicated gaming LAN port and a gaming mode that prioritizes your connection over any other connection, thus reducing latency and ping. It supports Asus’s AiMesh 2.0, which allows you to connect multiple routers to create an extended wifi network range without losing or degrading the signal quality.

The next wifi router on our list is the TP-Link Archer AX500, another high-performance dual-band wifi 6 router that costs way less than the gaming routers we discussed above and still performs impressively. It also supports the 160 MHz modes, so if you have devices with a 160 MHz compatible adapter, you can experience high-speed connectivity over the 5 GHz bands.

The AX5400 has a simpler look and can be easily mounted on your wall, unlike the flashy-looking gaming routers that must be placed on a table or desk. It comes with six antennas that are placed on the backside of it. A 1.5 GHz Triple-Core CPU powers it along with 512 MB of RAM and 128 MB of storage. It can transfer data at a max rate of 4804 Mbps on a 5 GHz band and 574 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band.

TP-Link claims it can connect to up to 200 devices simultaneously, which is as impressive as it sounds. The router can be easily managed using the web console or TP-Link’s mobile app, TP-Link Tether. The web console gives you all the advanced options, while the mobile has a comparatively simpler interface, which I prefer. The interface of both the web console and the mobile app is pretty well optimized.

Moving on to the connectivity options, you will get 4 x Gigabit LAN ports and 1 x Gigabit WAN port. You also get a single USB 3.0 Type-A port on the side, allowing you to share and transfer files. Meanwhile, all the LED indicators are placed at the front of the router, making it easy to know their status.

The TP-Link Archer AX5400 is a good option for those who want a good wifi 6 router for their homes. It costs way less than other fancy-looking wifi 6 routers and performs very well.

Next on our list of best wifi 6 routers is the Asus RT-AX55, one of the most pocket-friendly wifi 6 routers from Asus. Like other Asus routers, you can use this as a mesh system by connecting it with other Asus routers, which really comes in handy if you have a big area to cover. You can also mount these on your walls, which was impossible with the other two Asus gaming routers we discussed earlier.

The Asus RT-AX55 looks simpler and smaller when compared to the other two Asus routers. It has got four antennas at the back of it. The body has a plastic build with a glossy textured pattern over it. At the front, you will get all five status LEDs that inform you about the network status. At the back of the router, you will get 1 x Gigabit WAN port, 4 x Gigabit LAN port, a WPS button, and the power switch. Unfortunately, there is no USB port that I had expected at this price point.

It is powered by a quad-core 1.5 GHz Broadcom chipset along with 256 MB of RAM and 128 MB of storage. The router can reach up to 1201 Mbps on the 5 GHz band and 574 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band. It supports MU-MIMO and OFDMA, allowing routers to manage multiple devices simultaneously easily. Asus also offers lifetime free AiProtection, which protects your devices from internet threats.

Overall, the Asus RT-AX55 is a pretty good router if you need a good wifi six router with cool perks like AiProtection. There are still some things that you should be aware of before making it your final pick. The build quality of the Asus RT-AX55 is not as good as some other routers in the same price segment. It also lacks a USB port to use your router for file sharing. Besides that, the Asus RT-AX55 is a good wifi 6 router.

Moving down to the next router on our list, we have the Huawei AX3 AX3000, the most affordable wifi 6 router. This router is usually priced at around Rs. 4,000, which is way less than most of the routers on our list. The router is one of the thinnest wifi routers I have ever seen. The design is pretty neat and has four flat antennas on the back.

It only comes in a matte white variant and has a single LED at the front. A Quad-core 1.4 GHz CPU powers the router with 256 MB of RAM and 128 MB of ROM. The back of the router has all the ports, which are 1 x WAN port, 3 x LAN ports, a small hole for the reset button, and the power switch. It also has a dedicated NFC area on the top where you can tap your NFC-enabled Android device to quickly connect to the wifi without needing to enter credentials. It only works with Android devices, so I must apologise to the iOS-using folks.

Huawei claims that the router offers a max data transfer rate of 3000 Mbps, which theoretically sounds amusing. It offers a speed of 2402 Mbps on the 5 GHz band and a data transfer speed of 574 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band. Apart from that, you can set parental controls on your kid’s devices and even set speed limitations, which is handy if you have multiple users connected to your router.

Overall, the Huawei AX3 is a pretty good entry-level wifi 6 router that you can go for if you don’t want to spend a hefty amount of money on your wifi router. It is not a mesh wifi, making it suitable for smaller houses without huge area coverage.

The next wifi 6 router on our list is the TP-Link AX1500, which is very similar to the AX1800 that we just discussed and is the cheapest wifi 6 router TP-Link offers. Design-wise, the TP-Link AX1500 looks identical to the TP-Link AX1800 with the same textured plastic body and glossy touch at the top. It also has the same four antennas at the backside, which can be turned in any direction for better coverage.

The factor differentiating the TP-Link AX1500 from the AX1800 is that instead of using a quad-core CPU, it uses a 1.5 GHz tri-core processor. Of course, it makes a difference, but it still performs well enough for its price. Another noticeable difference is the speed difference, which is the maximum data transfer speed on offer. The AX1500 can reach a max data transfer rate of 1201 Mbps on the 5 GHz band, which is the same as the AX1800, but on the 2.4 GHz band, the max speed on offer is 300 Mbps.

Moving on to the connectivity, you get the same 4 x LAN ports and 1 x WAN port at the back of the router. You miss the USB 2.0 port, which could be used for file sharing. Apart from that, you get the same console and the same mobile app to configure your router.

The TP-Link AX1500 is a good choice for those who are on a really tight budget as it falls in the most affordable wifi 6 router segment, with its price being close to Rs. 4,500. Yes, you will need to miss out on features like a little low max data transfer rate and lack of a USB port, but it is still one of the most value-for-money wifi 6 routers at this price point.

Finally, the last router is a wifi 6 Mesh System with multiple routers connecting to create a mesh network. You can get up to a pack of 3 routers if you have a house with a wide area to cover. You also get options with two and even one router. One of the routers needs to be set as the primary router, and the rest of the routers will extend the wifi range.

The router is a cylindrical-shaped node that looks identical to each other. They come in a single white colour option and are pretty compact in size. You will find 2 Gigabit LAN ports and a power jack at the back of each node. The node hides all six antennas inside of it, along with a 1 GHz quad-core processor. This router can deliver a max data transfer speed of 2402 Mbps on the 5 GHz band and 574 Mbps on the 2.4 GHz band.

It features all the wifi 6 technologies like 1024 QAM, OFDMA, MU-MIMO, and more. However,, it lacks USB ports and a Multigig port, which is expected from a router of this price segment. But if we keep that aside, it has many features like malicious content filtering, intrusion prevention, and even device quarantine for infected devices. You can easily set up the router using the web-console app or the mobile application, which I think is not the best I have used but does the job without any issues.

Overall, the TP-Link Deco X60 is a wifi 6 mesh system for those who are looking for a wifi router to cover a large area. It has plenty of security features and a simple yet elegant design that looks good. This system is also good for those with multiple house floors needing wifi. You will miss some features like USB file sharing, but I guess it’s worth it for a compact wifi system like this.

With this last router, I would like to end my list of India’s best wifi 6 routers. If you have any questions or queries, please drop them down in the comment section below, and I will try to reach out as soon as possible. Thanks for reading.

The first trimmer on our list would be the Phillips BT3231/15, which comes with Quick Charge support, which allows you to quickly charge it for single use in about 5 minutes, which is one of the most helpful features for trimmers as no one wants to sit for hours to charge their trimmers before they can leave. 

It comes with self-sharpening blades and 20 different length settings. It can work cordlessly for about 60 minutes, or you can plug it in and use it while it is being charged. The maintenance of the blades and attachments is very easy and needs no extra care. You get the same two-year warranty with one extra year with registration.

The Realme Trimmer is our second choice on the list of best trimmers under 1500 Rs. It comes with USB Type-C fast charging support, which can charge them fully in about 2 hours, making it one of the fastest charging trimmers in the price segment. The Realme Trimmer also comes with an IPX7 waterproof rating and a travel look.

It’s self-sharpening blades that are designed to last for a long period. The factors that differ from them are the length settings. Realme Trimmer offers 20 different trimming lengths from 0 to 10mm. It can last for about 120 minutes on a single charge, making it the longest-lasting trimmer in the segment.

The Syska HT4500K is the best full-body grooming kit that you can buy for under 1500 Rs. The trimmer comes with five different hade attachments – beard blade, shaver, nose trimmer, small trimmer blade, and precision blade. The Syska HT4500K offers 20 different length settings, which help you adjust your beard in different styles. It’s effortless to operate, so it’s a good choice for beginners and elders.

On the design front, It is made from high-quality plastic material but is still very lightweight (Only 159 g). It also has an IPX7 waterproof rating to use during dry or wet shaving.

It provides up to 60 minutes of running time after charging it for 90 minutes, which is really good. You can also use it while charging. It also has a dedicated LED display showing the remaining battery life in percentage and other important notifications such as the charging, travel lock, etc.

It is the best choice for regular users who are looking for the best budget all-in-one grooming kit. Check Syska HT4500K Full Review for more info.

Now, the next trimmer on our list is the Havells BT9005. It comes with 19 length settings, which you can change with Zoom weel. You also get a combed lock and travel look option on this trimmer.

The titanium blades are sharp and detachable, which makes them easy to clean. You get an LED indicator at the front, which tells the battery status of the trimmer. It takes about 90 minutes to charge itself up fully and can offer a run-time of about 50 minutes, which is pretty decent for its price. It also has a battery indicator light for full and low battery indication.

The MI Cordless Beard Trimmer 1C is our last choice on this list of best trimmers under 1500 Rs. It’s a cordless trimmer with 20-length settings, which you can easily adjust using the dial wheel. It features stainless steel self-sharpening good, quality, skin-friendly blades. Cleaning the blades is quite easy and can be done in a minute, making maintenance easy. 

The LED indicator at the front lets you know the battery status. This trimmer can be charged in about 2 hours and offers a runtime of about 60 minutes, which is pretty decent for its price point. It uses a Micro-USB charging port, so you can even charge it using a power bank. MI offers one warranty with this trimmer, which is an extra beneficial point.

Check the MI Cordless Beard Trimmer 1C Review.

On the top of our list sits the Logitech G502 Hero, one of the oldest mice on our list. The good part about this mouse is that it’s been around four years since its first launch in the market, and Logitech has constantly kept updating it according to market standards.

The new Hero 25K processor can track at a max speed of 400 inches per second and a max acceleration of 40 Gs. This sensor also offers a max DPI of 25,600 DPI, which, if you ask me, is not needed but is loved by the general public. It weighs only 121 grams, making it heavier as numerous ultra-light-weight mice are now flooding the industry.

Many gamers love to customize their mouse’s weight, which the Logitech G502 takes good care of. You will get an additional 18 grams of weight to add to the mouse’s specific locations to make it weigh heavier.

The Logitech G502 Hero is very well built and has an angular design that not only gives a good look to the mouse but is also ergonomically designed, making it comfortable for long-hour usage. The mouse also has rubber grippings on the sides, making it feel premium and adding a good amount of grip.

Now, coming to the performance aspect of the mouse, it has 12 programmable buttons that can easily be programmed using its compatible software. The Hero processor is a well-known sensor that offers excellent in-game performance.

The mouse has 12 buttons, which you may think could be confusing, but believe me, they are very well-placed and can be easily reached without any hassles.

One of the other cool highlights of the mouse is its scroll wheel. It has a metal scroll wheel that you can use in two different ways. With a single switch, it can become a freewheel and keep on scrolling freely. When you switch back, it becomes the old tactile scroll wheel that gives the tactile feel like any other scroll wheel. This quick switch comes in handy within the gameplay.

The mouse uses the Logitech G-Hub as its compatible software and is one of the most advanced software on the market right now. It has a huge amount of customization options and works flawlessly.

This mouse is surely one of the best gaming mice that has improved over time and has now evolved to a level you can call the perfect mouse for gaming.

Cooler Master is not a new brand in the gaming industry and is quite established in the market now. They make a lot of gaming peripherals that most gamers out there use and trust. One such gaming essential is the Cooler Master MM711 that I have recently reviewed, and believe me, it quickly became one of my favorite gaming mice I have used to date. For more info, please check our Cooler Master MM711 detail review.

The biggest highlight of this mouse is its weight. It’s not just light; it’s ultra-light and weighs 60 grams, which makes you addicted to it after a few gaming sessions. It has a honeycomb design over its body, which is one of the reasons why the Cooler Master has managed to make it this lightweight.

Now, coming on to the other highlights, this mouse uses the PixArt PMW3389 optical sensor, which sits in the top three positions of the best optical gaming sensors. This sensor is paired with the 32-bit ARM CORTEX M0+ processor and 512 KB onboard memory, saving up to 7 preset DPI modes, maxing up to 16,000 DPI.

The sensor can offer a maximum tracking speed of 400 inches per second and a max acceleration of 50Gs. It also offers a max polling rate of 1000 Hz, which can be altered using compatible software. It has a lift-off distance of less than 2 mm, which is another good thing to boast about.

Talking about the software, the MM711 is compatible with the Cooler Master MasterPlus+, which offers plenty of customization options, including RGB customizations.

The mouse has a total of 6 programmable buttons that can be easily programmed using the same compatible software. It uses Omron switches for the main click buttons, which are well-known for their satisfying sound and feel.

Overall, the MM711 is an optimal choice for people who are looking for a gaming mouse with a lightweight body and an excellent gaming sensor. It follows the trend with the honeycomb design, and Cooler Master has even added dust and spill-resistant coating for people who might be concerned with the exposed insides.

The HyperX Pulsefire FPS Pro is our third choice on the list of best gaming mouse under 5000 Rs. HyperX is a well-known brand, especially in the gaming headset market. Gamers love these headsets, and I have had my hands on some as well, and the experience was pretty good.

Now, coming on to the mouse, the HyperX Pulsefire FPS Pro uses a Pixart 3389 optical sensor, the same sensor that the Cooler Master MM711 we just discussed above. It offers the same max acceleration of 50Gs while the polling rate stays at 1000 Hz, which can be customized using its compatible software. By default, it gives 3 DPI presets at 800, 1600 & 3200 DPI, which you can max up to 16,000 DPI using the compatible software.

One thing that this mouse excels at is its built quality. The mouse feels very durable and solid in the hands. It weighs about 95 grams, which could not be considered lightweight, but the weight is light enough not to weigh you down. It uses Omron switches for the main switches, which are known to improve your clicking experience. If you flip the mouse, you will see some big PTFE feet that help glide on most mousepads easily.

It is a nicely built mouse with all the buttons placed in a good spot, making them easy to reach and use. You will notice that this mouse follows an ambidextrous design with the perfect shape that any of your hands can use, although you need to know that the side buttons are only placed on the left side.

The mouse has six programmable buttons, which can be easily programmed using its compatible software. Talking about the software, Pulsefire Surge uses the NGenuity software, which some people are not big fans of. Still, I think it’s decent software with all the necessary customization options.

Since this is a HyperX mouse, you will surely get to see some nice RGB work in it. An RGB strip encircles the whole mouse and adds a nice touch. This RGB scheme with the good build of the mouse gives a nice and premium feel to it, making it one of the best-looking gaming mice in the segment.

Coming on to the next mice on our list, the SteelSeries Rival 5. Steelseries is a Denmark-based brand popular among the gaming community for its good quality gaming-centered products like gaming keyboards, mice, and headphones.

This mouse’s main highlight is that it has nine programmable buttons that can be programmed independently. SteelSeries says this mouse is a perfect solution for players who play multiple game types like MOBA, RPG, FPS, Battle Royale, and FPS.

Now, the part I fell in love with was its build quality. The mouse is well-built and has a matte plastic finish, giving it a premium feel. It also has a weight that makes it an adequately lightweight mouse. It weighs only 85 grams, and yes, it is not the lightest mouse out there on the market, but this weight will probably not weigh you down.

The mouse is designed for right-handed users and has an ergonomic shape, making it comfortable for long hours. As I mentioned, it has a matte plastic finish, which also helps grip the mouse. The size of the mouse is a little on the bigger side, and since I have medium-sized hands, it perfectly fits my hand, and I think it would be good for people with medium to large-sized hands. Although you have small hands, you may find them uncomfortable.

I can’t forget to mention that the side buttons are very well-placed and easily accessible. One of the buttons on the side is a big double-sided switch that can be activated by clicking up and down. All the clicks work very well and offer that satisfying clicky feel.

Now, coming to its sensor, SteelSeries has closely worked with PixArt, custom-designed it, and named it the TrueMove Air sensor. This sensor works very similarly to the PixArt PAW3335 and offers a maximum tracking speed of 400 inches per second. It offers a max polling rate of 1000 Hz and low latency.

You can easily customize this mouse using its compatible software, including setting DPI modes, RGB lights, buttons, and more. Overall, the mouse is a pretty good choice for people who play multiple formats of games or want a good and comfortable gaming mouse with a couple of extra buttons.

The next gaming mouse on our list of best gaming mice under 5000 Rs comes from a brand that I can undoubtedly say is one of the gamer’s favorite brands. It is not that old brand compared to other brands in the market, but it surely has made a big name for itself. The same goes for the Razer Viper Mini. It is one of the mice that always manages to make its name in the list of the best gaming mouse in its price segment.

The most highlighted feature of the mouse is its ultra-lightweight body. The mouse follows the traditional design format without using the honeycomb design and yet manages to keep its weight at only 61 grams. Design-wise, it follows the footsteps of its bigger and costlier sibling, the Razer Viper, but Razer has made some noticeable changes to bring down the costs to fit our list.

It uses the Razer Optical mouse switches, which offer a good clicky feel, and Razer promises that it can last for up to 50 million clicks. Coming to its body size, the Viper Mini is just what the name suggests: mini. It’s very small and lightweight and hence may not suit all sorts of users. THIS GOES FOR ME since I have medium-sized hands, and people with smaller hands would also love these. Although you have huge hands, you may find this mouse a bit uncomfortable to use.

The mouse is loaded with a PixArt PMW-3359 sensor, which is not from the top Pixart lineup, but the performance is good enough for its price segment. It has a low click latency and offers a max polling rate of 1000 Hz. It can track up to the max speed of 300 inches per second. Meanwhile, it can track the max acceleration of 35 Gs. Its six programmable buttons can be easily customized using its compatible software and many other customization options.

Another good thing that I like about the mouse is its 1.9-meter-long braided cable. Razer likes to call it Speedflex cable is super flexible and removes any chances of drags or friction. Overall it is a pretty good package for people with small-sized to medium-sized hands who need a mouse that performs well.

Moving on to our next mouse, we have a wireless mouse from SteelSeries, the SteelSeries Rival 3 Wireless. Even though this mouse sounds similar to the SteelSeries Rival 3, it is more than just the wireless version of it. It has an updated sensor, which brings in some major performance upgrades.

This mouse offers dual connectivity options via gaming-grade 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.0. The good part is that the 2.4 GHz uses Quantum 2.0 technology, which makes it pretty similar to a wired mouse regarding latency.

It uses a TrueMove Air optical gaming sensor, which offers pretty much similar performance to the PixArt 3369, considered one of the flawless sensors. This sensor provides ultra-low latency, which is pretty impressive for a wireless mouse.

It can track at a maximum speed of 400 inches per second and a max acceleration of 40 Gs. It offers a polling rate of 1000 Hz and a max DPI of up to 18,000 DPI, which can be changed using compatible software.

Another part that I can’t skip is its battery life; SteelSeries says that this mouse can last for about 400+ hours, which is a huge number for a wireless mouse. Although you will need to use it on Bluetooth or high-efficiency mode to reach that, the number is still big enough to talk about.

The mouse weighs about 106 grams with both batteries installed, making it a decently weighted mouse. The weight is good enough not to burden you and yet light enough to let you enjoy your game. If weight is an issue for you, you can even choose to remove one battery that will drop the weight to 96 grams.

The mouse also has excellent build quality and a matte coating, giving it a good premium look. The mouse is also comfortable to hold, and as I told you already, I have medium-sized hands, so I found it very convenient to use.

Another SteelSeries mouse that you can even call an ancient mouse as it was originally launched in 2009 and has gotten better with time. The good thing about it is that SteelSeries has worked on it closely for several years and upgraded it with time, making the hardware match the newer standards. It is an ambidextrous mouse, which means either-handed players could use this mouse.

Being ambidextrous also means that this mouse has buttons on both sides, giving it a total of 8 buttons that can be customized using its compatible software. It also has an onboard memory that can save up to 5 DPI profiles, polling rate, and more directly on the mouse, so you won’t need to customize it every time you plug it into a new computer. This new Sensei Ten has a matte surface coating that previously used to be metallic with the original Sensei Ten.

The mouse has a weight that can be said to be lightweight as it weighs about 92 grams, which is not very lightweight but not heavy either. SteelSeries has managed to keep the weight down without creating a bunch of holes in the body, which I consider a good thing.

The mouse uses a TrueMove Pro sensor, which is a good sensor that can track up to a max speed of 400 inches per second while the max acceleration is at 40 Gs. It has a max polling rate of 1000 Hz and offers a max DPI of 18,000, which can be changed using its compatible software.

The TrueMove Pro also introduces a new feature that is called ‘Tilt Tracking’, which helps in keeping the tracking consistent and error-free when you are trying to reposition your mouse during your intense gameplay, which is a good thing as I often find myself in a situation when repositioning cost me a whole game.

Overall, the SteelSeries Sensei Ten is a pretty good ambidextrous gaming mouse with a good sensor with impressive performance. This mouse is also a good choice for left-handed players who often miss out on a good gaming mouse because it is only meant for right-handed players.

The Logitech G304 is another best wireless gaming mouse under 5000 Rs. If you are looking for an affordable wireless gaming mouse from a well-known brand like Logitech, your search ends here. The Logitech G304 is their G Series’s most affordable wireless gaming mouse and uses Bluetooth technology to work with your computer.

The mouse is somewhat lightweight and weighs around 100 grams, which I would like to call a perfectly balanced weight for any gaming mouse. It follows minimal design language and good build quality, which I prefer over the latest generation of mice with plenty of holes to make them lightweight.

The G304 uses a single AA battery to power itself up, and Logitech can last for up to 250 hours. It also has a Lightspeed USB receiver placed inside the battery compartment, which helps the mouse to offer a wired-like performance.

Logitech has packed a total of 6 programmable buttons along with the HERO Sensor with this mouse. The sensor can track at the max speed of 400 inches per second and max acceleration of 40 Gs. It also offers a max polling rate of 1000 Hz. You can easily customize the buttons and other options like polling rate and DPI modes using the Logitech G Hub software that is compatible with this mouse.

The one part that I loved is that it has an LED indicator placed right below the DPI switch, which lets you know which DPI mode you are on, as most of the time, you are just clueless about what DPI mode you are on until you flick your mouse.

Overall, the Logitech G304 Lightspeed Wireless is a good wireless gaming mouse with a good, trustable sensor that can perform well in all situations.

The Logitech G213 Prodigy is an entry-level gaming keyboard that is easily available in the Indian market for under Rs. 4,000. It is a membrane keyboard that comes with rubber-dome switches, and before you ask me what a membrane keyboard is doing on the top of this list, well, this keyboard is loaded with a list of features that make it stand out among the rest of the keyboards of its league.

The rubber dome switches have a low actuation force, making typing on them enjoyable. The top right corner has a bunch of dedicated media controls, meaning there is no need to use multiple or function keys to access them. Although these keys feel a bit mushy, I would have absolutely loved it if they had added a mechanical feel. It has the gamer’s favorite game mode that disables some keys, like the Windows key, so they do not mess up your intense gameplay. It also supports anti-ghosting, ensuring that all keys get registered all the time.

The main keyboard frame is made up of a durable grade plastic, which feels quite durable. The rubber dome switches also make the keyboard spill-resistant, so a few accidental spills will not take your keyboard away from you. Logitech has Included a braided cable with it, which will surely add some extra life as the cable is one of the most fragile parts of a keyboard that easily breaks.

It has RGB backlighting that is divided into 5 different zones that you can easily customize using the G Hub software. You also get some preset effects that you can choose from the same software. As mentioned, it has 5 different zones, which means you cannot customize individual keys, which is fine considering the price point it is being offered on. You can easily turn RGB lights on and off with a single press of a button that is placed on the top of the keyboard. It

Coming to comfort, the keyboard has an inbuilt palm rest, which gives a good amount of support to your wrists and, in turn, enhances the overall typing experience.

Overall, the Logitech G213 Prodigy is a decent gaming keyboard with all the necessary features you would expect from a gaming keyboard. It has multiple lighting schemes with nice and big keys that offer an overall good gaming experience.