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The Portronics Harmonics Twins S6 fully wireless earphones were just released in India. These earbuds provide a variety of features and qualities at a reasonable price. Here’s a quick rundown of the Harmonics Twins S6:

Design:

The earbuds are in-ear and contain silicon tips for a comfortable fit.

Drivers:

These earbuds give balanced audio output thanks to their 10mm drivers.

Setup for four microphones:

The earbuds have a quad-microphone configuration and support for Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC). This reduces background noise during music playback or phone calls, resulting in a crisper sound experience.

Support for voice assistants:

With these earphones, users may access voice assistants like as Google Assistant or Siri, providing for hands-free control and quick access to numerous functionalities.

Time spent playing back:

The Harmonics Twins S6 have a total playback time of roughly 50 hours on a single charge, allowing for long-term use without frequent recharging.

Rapid charging:

Fast charging through USB Type-C allows you to obtain up to 10 hours of listening time from a 10-minute charge, making it ideal for quick top-ups.

Bluetooth model:

These earphones enable Bluetooth 5.3, allowing for faster pairing and a more robust wireless connection.

IPX4 certification:

The Harmonics Twins S6 are water and sweat resistant, with an IPX4 rating. This allows you to use them during sports or outdoor activities without fear of water or sweat damage.

Harmonics Twins S5’s successor:

The Harmonics Twins S6 TWS earbuds are the successor to the Twins S5 TWS earbuds. The Twins S5 model included a battery percentage LED display, 8.5mm drivers, a low latency mode, up to 15 hours of battery life, and virtual assistant capability. The Twins S5 is available at Rs 849.

Cost and Availability:

The pricing of the Portronics Harmonics Twins S6 is Rs 1,099. They are available for purchase on Amazon, Flipkart, the company’s website, and in physical locations. The earphones are available in black and white, and they have a 12-month warranty.

If you want to acquire the Portronics Harmonics Twins S6, you may do so on Amazon.

Just ten years ago, we were somewhat saturated in the technology press. Mobile telephony was increasingly important for us, for society and for the economy, and we had the feeling that the launches of new smartphones were overwhelming us, day in and day out.

Just ten years ago, in 2014, Mobile phone manufacturers broke their record together by presenting 829 different models. More than two a day including weekends and holidays.

Nothing has been the same again: several manufacturers had to close the shutter, exhausted after a race that has left several corpses along the way (BlackBerry, LG, Ericsson, Siemens…) and has devastated others (HTC, Nokia, Sony …). And now we are far from those years when there were no fewer than 700 mobile phones launched per year.

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Let’s go with the figures. These are, according to the database, the different models that the industry has launched each year. Smart watches are not included even if they have mobile connectivity, but different international versions of the same terminal are included.

After a timid rebound after the pandemic, we closed 2023 barely exceeding 500 models.

The rebound between 2020 and 2022 has clear culprits: the wave of Chinese manufacturers that have gained momentum in recent years and their strategy includes a long catalog. We are talking about manufacturers like Vivo, Xiaomi or Oppo (65, 40 and 35 phones launched in 2023 respectively), compared to more restrained established manufacturers, such as Samsung and Apple (23 and 4).

Even so, the progressive disappearance or loss of significance of other manufacturers that were important but are no longer important has ended up reducing the supply.

We have selected some manufacturers to show their journey in units presented each year from 2000 to 2023.

That graph tells stories, such as the death of LG’s mobile division, the recession of Sony, the reduction of the catalog of a Xiaomi that reached close to 70 mobile phones launched in 2022 or the collapse and subsequent return to life of Nokia. No tinsel, but back to life after all.

And that’s not to mention the marked stages of Samsung: after being crowned in 2010 as the leading manufacturer in global sales following a strategy based on market saturation with models of different types (more than a hundred a year for three years in a row) it was reducing its launches, in step with the death of traditional telephones, to consolidate itself well below fifty models per year.

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