T3 India March 2026

SOUNDCORE NEBULA X1 PRO Think your projector setup is the cat’s pyjamas? Think again. Soundcore’s Nebula X1 Pro describes itself as a “mobile theatre,” and it’s clear that it’s more than just a mere projector. This cinema on wheels combines an ultra-crisp 4K picture with ear-pleasing 7.1.4 surround sound, giving you everything you need for a movie night to remember. The stats speak for themselves. With 3,500 lumens of brightness, 5,000:1 native contrast that dynamically boosts up to 56,000:1, HDR tone-mapping and Dolby Vision certification, there’s no picture quite like it. It’s no slouch on the audio side, either, with seven horizontal channels, four overhead channels and one subwoofer, all corralled by Dolby Atmos and Soundcore’s FlexWave tech that automatically calibrates the optimal sound setup in real time. Its detachable…

We finally have the review for the Polar Loop, a worthy competitor to Whoop, which has taken fitness enthusiasts by storm in the recent past. Whoop was designed with professional performance in mind, and then the same product was sold to casual consumers. Don’t get me wrong; it’s a great product, but it’s over-engineered and pushed with a compulsory paid subscription model to the end consumer. Given the great marketing smarts at Whoop, the casual fitness enthusiast is inundated with information overload and additional recurring fees, something they did not ask for. The Polar Loop finally provides a viable, credible, and good fitness tracking band, comparable to Whoop, but at a lower cost and minus the compulsory annual subscription fees. And there is more to follow: Garmin should have their…

FUJIFILM INSTAX MINI EVO CINEMA ₹47,999, instax.com A hybrid instant camera that combines instant photo printing with short video recording capabilities, positioned as a premium model in the Instax range due to its hybrid functionality and retro cinema-inspired design. One of the most distinctive features of the camera is its ability to capture short video clips of up to 15 seconds. Users can record a clip and then print a still frame from that video on Instax film. The printed photo includes a QR code that links to the video, allowing viewers to scan the print with a smartphone and watch the recorded moment. The camera also has an Eras Dial, a creative control that lets users apply visual effects inspired by different decades. There are 10 era-themed effects, each…

₹9.69 lakhs onwards (ex-showroom), ev.tatamotors.com The first Tata Punch.ev marked an important shift when it first brought electric mobility into the compact SUV segment. The all new Punch.ev builds on that foundation with meaningful refinements in technology, usability, and overall maturity. It retains the compact proportions and upright stance that made it so practical in Indian cities, but now feels more polished, better equipped, and more confident in its execution. The all new Punch.ev immediately looks sharper and more futuristic than the petrol version. The redesigned closed front grille, full-width LED light bar, and cleaner surfaces give it a distinct identity. Yet, the upright stance and compact proportions remain familiar. It feels like a natural evolution rather than a complete re-design. Performance figures are impressive for this size. Tata claims…

Sleeping under the stars sounds romantic until you have to deal with the weather. As much as we love camping, a campervan is far more appealing, not least for the solid roof above our heads. And haivng heating. The Marco Polo is based on the Mercedes Vito or V-Class van and has been made by Westfalia since the 1990s. Today, Westfalia is part of the Mercedes-Benz group, and the latest Marco Polo sits as a standard model option. The current 2025 model starts at B1,10,00,000 and is a no-holds-barred luxury camper that turns any campsite into an exclusive retreat. We took the latest model away for a weekend to see exactly how it holds up in the wild. Outside, the Marco Polo looks much like any other V-Class, only given…

Starting with Echo, Amazon hasn’t launched a new Show display in a couple of years, but it’s now updated its Echo Show 8 and Echo Show 11 with new glass-to-glass screens. It also reinvented its Echo Studio – it’s 40% smaller than the original, while still keeping its powerful audio and bass. But the real star of the show is its newest smart speaker, the Echo Dot Max (pricing TBC). Running on Amazon’s AZ3 chip, the Echo Dot Max is a serious advancement on the Dot (5th Gen) in terms of audio and design. The Max has three times the bass of the Echo Dot and works to fill the room you’re in by automatically adjusting its volume to suit the space. It comes with Alexa+, the generative AI version…