T3 India September 2025

NEBULA X1 If you’re looking for the ultimate projector, we may have just found it in the form of the Nebula X1. This device can project a screen up to 300 inches across for a supreme big-screen experience, and it’s packed with retina-searing clarity thanks to its 4K resolution that can reach up to 3,500 lumens of brightness. It also comes with a built-in gimbal that, combined with its optical zoom capabilities, allows it to quickly and easily create the optimal setup, whether it’s placed on a stand, a table or the floor. That ease of use is complemented by its AI smarts, which include autofocus and keystone correction, automatic obstacle avoidance and ambient light adaptation. $2,999 (about ₹2,60,000), seenebula.com…

Last month, I attended an event where the standout was a gaming laptop that enabled 3D gaming without any accessories—the Lenovo Legion 9i. The sheer joy and convenience of this experience were unmatched. Nearly all AAA games are compatible with its glasses-free 3D viewing, powered by PureSight display at 2K resolution and eye-tracking technology (front cameras track your eyes to create the magic). Imagine this technology integrated into future full-fold phones from Lenovo’s sister brand, Motorola. Another highlight was the smartphone launches from Samsung, Google, and Apple. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 impressed us the most, followed by the iPhone Air. Google’s offerings felt underwhelming, lacking any breakthrough products or technology. With the iPhone Air setting the stage, Apple seems poised to launch a foldable phone next year, while…

CANYON ENDURACE: ONFLY ₹4,05,910, canyon.com A groundbreaking e-road bike that seamlessly blends performance, design, and innovation. At the heart of the Endurace:ONfly is its lightweight carbon frame, weighing in at 9.86 kg for the flagship SUB-10 model, which utilizes advanced composite materials to reduce frame weight without compromising strength. The integration of the TQ HPR40 drive system further enhances the bike’s performance, offering a discreet and efficient power boost when needed. The TQ HPR40 motor delivers up to 200W of power and 40Nm of torque, providing a smooth and natural riding experience. Unlike traditional e-road bikes, the Endurace:ONfly’s motor adapts to the rider’s pedaling style, ensuring consistent and intuitive assistance. This results in a ride that feels more like an extension of the rider’s own effort, rather than the intervention…

₹17.99 lac onwards, kia.com Kia’s Carens Clavis EV pushes the brand’s mass-market K EV strategy into a tech-forward, family-size form factor with 7 seater MPV, pairing multipack batteries and fast DC charging with a connected software stack and a broad charging ecosystem built into the ownership experience. E-powertrain At the core are two liquid-cooled lithium-ion packs—approximately 42 kWh and 51.4 kWh—matched to single-speed drive units, delivering claimed ranges of roughly 404 km and 490 km respectively depending on configuration. Powertrains with front-wheel drive, using a permanent-magnet synchronous motor for high torque density and efficiency in urban and highway cycles. Regeneration is multi-level (four selectable levels), enabling one-pedal-style deceleration and recuperation tuning across traffic, downhill, and highway contexts. Charging architecture The Carens Electric supports CCS-II with up to 100 kW DC,…

MOTOROLA RAZR 60 ULTRA ₹99,999, motorola.com There’s an argument to be made that Motorola’s turtle is finally bearing down on Samsung’s snoozing hare. Where the Korean giant’s flippers and folders have gotten thinner and incrementally neater, the Chinese-owned challenger has been toiling away to the point where its own collapsible phones might actually be as good a choice, if not slightly better. Basically everything on the 60 Ultra has seen an upgrade from the previous edition – the chipset, the screen, the camera, the battery, even the charging speed – and while the price has also been upgraded, as it were, it’s pretty difficult to argue that this isn’t a stronger phone than the now year-old Z Flip 6. Timing-wise, though, the Razr 60 Ultra has only a couple of…

Technogym has turned its well-toned eye to Pilates, and the result is the Reform (TBA, technogym.com), a machine that’s as much about design as it is about discipline. With over 60 design awards under its belt and four decades of crafting sleek sweat-making machines, the Italian wellness brand has delivered a Pilates apparatus that wouldn’t look out of place in a Milanese penthouse. Available in three shades – Sandstone, Carbon Grey and Diamond Black – the Technogym Reform is all intuitive lines and fine detailing, wrapped in vegan leather, marine-grade rope and brushed aluminium. It’s as user-friendly as it is beautiful, with quick-adjusting headrests, shoulder pads and foot bars that make flowing from one exercise to the next feel like second nature. The Reform is paired with a rich library…