TechnoKick

Bluetooth speakers have become a must-have accessory for those who love to party or just enjoy some background music. With so many options in the market, it can be tough to find one that meets all your needs. However, after testing numerous models from brands like JBL and Logitech, I am confident that the X100 is one of the best. In this review, I will explore why this particular speaker is worth the money. The Logitech X100 comes with impressive specs for its size. It boasts a power rating of 3W RMS and a 1.5-inch driver, delivering a sound pressure level of over 78dB. Despite its small size, comparable to a cricket ball, the speaker weighs around 240g and is easy to carry in your pocket. The plastic build is durable, with a rubberized finish that prevents slipping. I have dropped the speaker several times, and there are no signs of damage. Additionally, it comes with a small lanyard that allows you to hang it in various places. The sound quality of the X100 is phenomenal for its size. It produces an extraordinary sound that rivals larger speakers from brands like JBL and Logitech. The speaker offers a good balance of bass and treble, with well-adjusted audio levels. It can reach high volumes, easily filling a room with sound. In fact, it is the loudest speaker under $20. Battery life is another strong point of the X100. It lasts around 5 hours at maximum volume and up to 8-10 hours at 50-60% volume. Charging takes about 3 hours, though this can vary depending on the charger used. The speaker also includes a microphone with no noise cancellation, but the input range is good enough to hear your voice even if you are in a different room. Connectivity is another advantage of the X100. It can be connected via Bluetooth or an AUX cable, which is useful for devices without Bluetooth connectivity. Overall, the X100 is an excellent value for money, making it one of the best Bluetooth speakers under $20.

Usha is a household name in home appliances, so I was curious to see how their new InfinityCook 360R Halogen Oven would perform. As someone who loves cooking, I wanted to test if this hybrid air fryer and oven could actually replace my bulky OTG and save counter space. The device features a cylindrical design with a hard glass lid and a plastic base. The control panel includes a backlit display and physical buttons for temperature, time, and rotation. The box is quite comprehensive, containing the oven, rotisserie stick, grill, basket, skewers, frying pan, rack, oil sprayer, tongs, and a guide. I started by making potato smilies using the rotisserie basket and a light spray of oil. After ten minutes, they came out perfectly crispy with nicely browned edges. French fries followed the same pattern and turned out just as well. Next, I tested chicken burger patties on the grill rack. They cooked evenly on both sides in about six minutes each, though they needed an extra three minutes per side to ensure they were fully cooked through inside. Finally, I made a pizza, and that was the standout success—the crust, cheese, and toppings were all cooked to perfection. Overall, this appliance is a solid choice for health-conscious cooks looking to reduce oil usage. It’s compact, easy to clean, and uses less power than a traditional oven. My only hesitation is the price; at around Rs. 15,000, it would be an absolute steal, but at its current cost, it’s still a good, albeit pricey, investment.