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Viewsonic VA2409-MHU Monitor price in India
Viewsonic VA2409-MHU Monitor price in India has been set at Rs 17,000. The display can be purchased via the e-commerce website Amazon in the country.Viewsonic VA2409-MHU Monitor specifications
Viewsonic VA2409-MHU Monitor is available in a single 24-inch size with Full HD 1080p resolution having an aspect ratio of 16:9. The monitor has a high refresh rate of 75Hz It has a three-sided frameless design and an eye-care technology that allows seamless viewing experience. In addition to this, the display comes with 178-degree vertical and horizontal viewing angles ensuring an extraordinary wide-angle vision with consistent brightness. The device has multiple ViewMode – “Game”, “Movie”, “Web”, “Text”, and “Mono” makes it an ideal addition to any workspace set-up.
In terms of connectivity, it offers flexibility with HDMI, VGA and USB-C connectivity. The USB Type C single cable solution further provides faster audio and video transfers with a power delivery of up to 65W. It comes equipped with two built-in speakers and an eco mode that greatly decreases office overhead costs with its low energy consumption.
Commenting on the new launch, Mr. Sanjoy Bhattacharya, Director Sales and Marketing – IT Business, ViewSonic India said, “It is our objective to keep innovating new technology that helps in enhancing our customer’s experience and meet their requirements. USB Type C connectivity is a great addition to our product portfolio. We want to offer a monitor range that is not only efficient but also helps declutter the desk space and Type C is just the right solution for this. Our new monitors provide the best of tech and feature with SuperClear IPS panel, ergonomic design, multi-port connectivity and various work modes. We hope the new monitor allows our consumers to have the best of both worlds while effectively managing their workspace.”
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Giving your WiFi network a quick refresh can fix the ‘unusual traffic’ issue on Google. Turn off your WiFi router’s power switch and turn it back on to restart it. You can also remotely restart your router using its management portal or app. 
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The Pixel 7 Pro is an excellent gaming phone built upon the foundations of the Google Pixel 6. Another smartphone caters to gamers with its 6.7-inch AMOLED screen, which features a 120Hz refresh rate, HDR10+ capabilities, and a protective Gorilla Glass coating. Packed with Android 13, this phone stands out as one of the first to operate on the latest system.
The G2 Tensor chip is an eight-core processor with higher clock speeds, upgraded cores, and a new GPU compared to the original, providing excellent performance for gaming and algorithm-intensive tasks. The phone’s RAM is generous, providing flagship-level performance. The 5000mAh battery is sufficient to keep gamers playing all day.
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Packaged in an eco-friendly cardboard outer package, you get a transparent charging case in which the Nothing Ear (2) lie, magnetically cocooned in their respective hollows. The lid of the charging case also slams shuts into place using a magnet, which has a nice thud to it when shut. The façade is very similar to the previous edition, except the charging case’s battery now protrudes out from the bottom. Again, to keep its weight low and to sport a smaller design, this has been done. We thought the case might wobble on a flat surface due to this, but it does not.
Moving to the build of the Nothing Ear (2) audio ear plugs, you get a smaller transparent stem on each with white audio driver enclosures and white silicon tips. Users also get additional silicon tips in the box to fit into different ear cavities. For us, the default ones were just fine. We quite liked what we saw and these half-transparent earphones sure look yummy for the taking. Each earpiece has multiple microphones to keep the noise out up to 40-decibel levels. More on that a little later.
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For us, we love a more bassy setup. If you do not like what the app has to provide (which we doubt) you can also head into the equaliser part of the app and play around with different modes. And there are 4-5 of them. We loved every beat the Nothing Ear (2) provided us with. These are spectacular in the resonance department and we were not expecting the brilliant thump they provide. The bass can put some of the over-the-ear headphones to shame.
We listened to quite a few tracks we are drooling over these days and when we tuned into them with the Nothing Ear (2), we heard newer never heard before beats in the same songs. Jaws Dropped!
After we collected ourselves back up by just getting a great music beat down, or up, whatever you want to call it, we charged towards the gaming section of our smartphone. We turned on the low lag mode in the Nothing X app and it did manage to reduce the sound lag by quite a few milliseconds. Overall, the gaming experience was not bad either with the Nothing Ear (2).
The Nothing Ear (2) come with Active Noise Cancelation (ANC), too. You get three modes (off, transparency and noise cancellation) which can be accessed using the app. The ANC can also be controlled by pinching and holding the stem of the earphones. Talking about which, there are pinch controls on the Nothing Ear (2) as well.
You can triple or double pinch to skip back or forward a track, single pinch to play/pause a track or answer or cut a call. 9 out of 10 times these worked as marketed. However, you cannot control the volume with them. For that, you would need to bring out the smartphone.
Moving to the battery life of the Nothing Ear (2), these sport a 33mAh battery in the earphones and an additional 485mAh battery in the case. The company says you can get 6.3 hours of battery from the earbuds and 36 hours of additional playback with the charging case (ANC off).
This is more or less right. We were able to squeeze in 5.75 hours of playback and got another 33 hours using the charging case. With the ANC turned on we got 3.5 hours of music playback from the earpieces and additional 20 hours from the charging case. This, overall, is not bad coming from such a small contraption.
Talking a little bit more about the Nothing Ear (2), the earphones have an IP54 rating for water and dust resistance and the case has an IP55 rating. The case also supports wireless Qi charging of up to 2.5w. Over that, these also support multi-device connectivity. You can pair them with your mobile phone as well as the laptop at the same time enabling you to take calls and listen to music from the laptop without switching Bluetooth. Lastly, Bluetooth version 5.2 is what these earbuds use.
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