From a massive 115-inch TV and storage cards with up to 2TB to a 200W charger, colourful headphones and a budget multi-device keyboard, this week's launches have covered plenty of ground. Here's a quick look at all the new devices that caught our attention.Urbn 200W GaN hub charger, Sony WH-1000XM6 Olive Gray, Lava Probuds Xplore 25Go big or go home. That’s the mood LG has set this week with its new 115-inch TV. It’s the kind of screen that could turn your living room into a mini theatre. But that’s not all this week had in the launch pipeline. SanDisk pushed its memory cards all the way up to 2TB, Urbn launched a 200W charger with six ports, and Itel launched a Rs 949 feature phone with USB Type-C. From affordable to fancy, this week had it all.Let’s get into it.LG 115-inch QNED EvoIf you’re thinking your TV needs a serious size upgrade, LG has something big for you. In fact, its massive 115-inch TV. This week, LG has launched its 2026 AI TV lineup in India including a massive 115-inch QNED Evo Mini LED TV. The range includes 25 ultra-large models across QNED Mini LED, OLED Evo, Micro RGB Evo/Mini RGB Evo and Nano 4K UHD TVs. The flagship gets Dynamic QNED Color Pro, Precision Dimming Ultra and up to 330Hz Motion Booster, while the OLED Evo G6 and C6 feature LG’s Alpha 11 AI Processor Gen3, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. LG is also adding AI features through webOS 26, including Voice ID, AI Concierge and support for Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot.That is a big lineup and an option for everyone. If you are interested, you can buy LG’s 2026 TV lineup starting at Rs 19,990, while the QNED Evo Mini LED range starts at Rs 52,990. The OLED Evo G6 starts at Rs 2,14,990, the C6 at Rs 1,19,990 and the 100-inch Micro RGB Evo at Rs 12,99,990. Onida 100-inch QD Mini LED TVJoining the trend of big-screen TVs, Onida has unveiled a massive 100-inch QD Mini LED TV. This TV comes with 1,600 full-array local dimming zones, a 144Hz refresh rate and 550 nits peak brightness. It also gets a Pentonic processor, Dolby Vision, HDR10 and MEMC, along with 1,000W PMPO audio and Dolby Atmos.Onida is yet to announce the price or exact availability details for its newly launched 100-inch QD Mini LED TV.HP OmniPad 12 If you want one device that can handle both work and entertainment, HP has launched the OmniPad 12, a 2-in-1 tablet that switches between a tablet and laptop-style setup with its detachable keyboard. It runs Android 16 on a six-core Qualcomm Snapdragon SM6475Q processor and features a 12-inch 2K touchscreen with a 90Hz refresh rate and 400 nits brightness. It also packs 8GB RAM, up to 1TB expandable storage, an 8-megapixel front camera and 13-megapixel rear camera, while the 600g tablet claims up to 18 hours of battery life. HP OmniPad 12 If you are interested, the HP OmniPad 12 starts at Rs 48,999 and comes in Denim Blue and Meteor Silver. You can buy it through the HP Online Store, Amazon, Reliance, Flipkart, Croma, Vijay Sales and HP World stores.Itel Ace 3 HeeraHere comes a little nostalgia, but with some modern twist. Itel has launched the Ace 3 Heera, a feature phone for anyone who misses the simplicity of old-school phones but still wants USB Type-C charging support. It packs a 1,000mAh battery, Bluetooth, auto call recording, wireless FM radio with recording and up to 32GB expandable storage. You also get a King Talker voice assistant with English and Hindi support and space for up to 200 contacts.The Itel Ace 3 Heera costs Rs 949 and comes in Blue, Purple and Black. It is available at retail stores across India.Urban Company Native M3 Pro water purifierIf you live in Delhi-NCR, a water purifier can feel less like a choice and more like a necessity. This week Urban Company has launched the Native M3 Pro, a water purifier with filters that according to the company are designed to last up to three years without filter changes or routine servicing. It also offers 100 per cent RO purification, a food-grade stainless-steel tank, app-based monitoring of filter health and water quality, advanced mineralisation and pH balancing, and a dot-matrix display.Urban Company Native M3 Pro is available at a starting price of Rs 22,000 and is available across India through the Urban Company app and official website.Lava Probuds Xplore 25How do you make a pair of earbuds smarter? Add ANC, more features. What about a screen? Yes, a screen to control your songs and audio. Well Lava this week launched Probuds Xplore 25, which comes with a pop-up charging case featuring a built-in 1.69-inch TFT colour display. The earbuds also pack 10mm dynamic drivers, quad microphones with ENC, up to 50 hours of playback, 35ms low-latency gaming mode, Bluetooth 5.3, dual-device pairing and IPX4 splash resistance.The Lava Probuds Xplore 25 costs Rs 1,999 and is available across retail outlets in Cosmic Black, Charcoal Grey and Ivory White.SanDisk memory cardsAmid all the RAM price hikes and memory shortages, SanDisk has decided to give users some new storage options to choose from. The company has expanded its memory card lineup in India with six new SD and microSD cards across its Ultra Go, Extreme Go and Extreme Pro ranges. According to the company, the cards can cover everything from everyday cameras and smartphones to drones, gaming handhelds and professional workflows. And if you're after more storage options, SanDisk has plenty to choose from. Storage goes all the way up to 2TB, while read speeds reach 250MB/s and select cards support 4K and 5K video recording.SanDisk says they are available in India through Amazon India and Flipkart.Urbn 200W GaN hub chargerIf you’re in the market for a charging setup that can handle multiple devices, Urbn has something worth checking out. The company has launched a 200W GaN Power Hub with six charging ports, so you can power several gadgets without turning your desk into a mess of chargers. It can deliver up to 100W through a single USB-C port and 18W through USB-A, while distributing up to 200W across connected devices. It also gets 12-layer circuit protection, a detachable mounting bracket for horizontal or vertical placement and a 1.5m detachable power cable.The Urbn 200W GaN Power Hub is available in the market for Rs 6,999 and is available through the company’s official website and Amazon.Amkette Optimus 2If we are talking about productive work and accessories that make everyday tasks a little easier, this one fits right in. Amkette has launched the Optimus 2 Wireless Keyboard, built for anyone who regularly jumps between a laptop, tablet and smartphone. It can connect to up to four devices at once, three via Bluetooth and one through a 2.4GHz USB receiver, with dedicated switching keys.You also get a built-in phone/tablet dock, a full-size 100-key layout, low-profile near-silent keys, 12 multimedia shortcuts and support for Windows, macOS, Android and iOS. A 400mAh rechargeable battery, USB-C charging, auto-sleep and up to 10 metres of wireless range complete the setup. Amkette Optimus 2 The Amkette Optimus 2 is priced at Rs 999 and comes in Black and Blue. The press release does not specify where the keyboard is available to buy.Sony WH-1000XM6 Olive GrayAnd just when we thought we had enough colour options for the WH-1000XM6, Sony has decided to add a little more with another cool option to choose from. This week, the company added an Olive Gray option, with a muted, earthy gray-green shade. As for the hardware, the headphones retain the same QN3 processor and 12-microphone ANC setup, with Sony claiming the processor is seven times faster than the previous generation. They also support 360 Reality Audio Upmix for Cinema and clearer calls.The WH-1000XM6 Olive Gray costs Rs 39,990 and is available from August 6, 2026, exclusively through Amazon, according to Sony’s release.- EndsPublished By: Divya BhatiPublished On: Aug 7, 2026 18:00 IST
Launched This Week: LG 115-inch QNED Evo, Sony XM6 Olive Gray and 8 more devices to check out
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