Phone 18 Pro and Pro Max pre-orders are already showing October delivery dates in the US, with the larger Pro Max facing the longest wait across all configurations.
Oppo is preparing to launch the Find X10 series in China with powerful cameras, an 8,000mAh battery, fast charging, new display technology and upgraded hardware across multiple models.
It is also expected to come with two 200MP cameras. One will be the main sensor, and the other will act as a telephoto lens.
The iQOO 16 design could end up being its biggest shift. At the same time, the phone is expected to keep the same bold flagship tone
The BlackEyePatch x G-SHOCK DW-5600BEP-9JR is set to hit Japan in October 2026. The price is ¥19,800, tax included.
Timex has brought back its 1990 Moon Phase and Calendar watch in the US for $299, featuring a compact gold-tone case, moon phase display, monthly calendar and quartz movement.
Xiaomi has launched the Xiaomi 18 Fold in China with a new mid-fold design, Xring O3 chip, 6,000mAh battery, Leica cameras, LPDDR6 memory and multiple storage options.
Across both designs, the art shows Woodstock and other Peanuts characters. There is also a mountain look in the background.
As for the non-Pro models, the iPhone 18 and the iPhone 18e are said to be delayed. The new target looks like spring 2027.
Current reports continue to point toward a large 6.9-inch-class AMOLED display, broadly maintaining the Ultra’s large-screen identity.
Despite its large battery, the Redmi 17 5G keeps the design relatively straightforward. The phone measures approximately 170.12 x 78.42 x 8.8mm and weighs about 232 grams.
On the network side, the phone will include 5G support. It will also use a Qualcomm Snapdragon 5G chipset.
The listing also showed a 10-core CPU configuration, although benchmark results should not be treated as a substitute for real-world performance until the product is officially released.
The lineup is thought to include the POCO F9 Pro and the POCO F9 Ultra.
The 5HP version is on sale in China for 7,999 yuan, which is about $1,190.
The variable-aperture technology itself has been repeatedly linked to the iPhone 18 Pro generation.
The latest price revisions are happening alongside a wider climb in smartphone parts costs.
The silver and teal versions are listed at $379, while the two-tone model costs $399.
The Neo11 Ultra is expected to feature a 6.83-inch flat 2K OLED display using Visionox’s F2 display technology.
