New Delhi: This week’s tech launches brought a diverse mix of devices catering to developers, fitness enthusiasts, families and entertainment lovers. From a coding-focused monitor and AI-powered smart glasses to a budget projector and kids’ wearables, brands rolled out products across multiple categories in India.

Here is a detailed look at the key gadgets launched this week.

BenQ RD270Q targets developers with coding features

The highlight of the week was the BenQ RD270Q, a 27-inch monitor designed specifically for developers. It features a 2K Nano Matte display and a 144Hz refresh rate, ensuring smoother visuals and reduced glare during long working hours.

The monitor includes dedicated coding modes, USB-C with 65W power delivery, and an ergonomic stand for better posture. Eye-comfort features are also built in to minimise strain during extended use.

The BenQ RD270Q is priced at Rs 29,989 and is available through online and offline retail channels in India.

Pebble Seeq brings AI to smart glasses

The Pebble Seeq AI Smart Glasses aim to make AI assistance more accessible. These glasses come equipped with an 8MP camera, Full HD video recording and 4K photo capture.

Key features include real-time translation across 75+ languages, smart image recognition and a voice assistant activated with “Hey, Seeq”.

The device is available for pre-booking at Rs 9,999 (introductory price), with a listed MRP of Rs 12,999.

Zebronics projector enhances home entertainment

For home entertainment enthusiasts, the Zebronics ZEB-PixaPlay 72 Plus offers an affordable big-screen experience. It supports Full HD 1080p resolution with 4,000 lumens brightness and can project up to 120 inches.

The projector includes auto keystone correction, a 200-degree tilt mechanism, built-in apps, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.4 and screen mirroring support.

It is available at an introductory price of Rs 5,499.

Ubon fitness band focuses on wellness tracking

The Ubon SW-211 MaxFit is aimed at users looking for comprehensive health tracking. It offers features such as stress monitoring, HRV tracking, 24×7 heart rate monitoring, SpO₂ tracking and sleep analysis.

With support for over 100 sports modes and compatibility with Android and iOS, the device positions itself as an all-in-one fitness companion.

The band is priced at Rs 6,999.

Vivo T5x 5G gets a new Fusion Red variant

Vivo T5x 5G received a fresh update with the introduction of the Fusion Red colour variant. While the design is new, the specifications remain unchanged.

The smartphone features a 7,200mAh battery, MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Turbo chipset, 120Hz display, IP68 and IP69 ratings, and a 50MP Sony primary camera.

It is priced at Rs 24,999, with launch offers including discounts of up to Rs 2,000 on select bank cards.

Boat introduces gadgets for kids

Boat expanded its portfolio with the Sailor series for children. The Sailor Nav smartwatch includes features such as 4G calling, real-time location tracking via Google Maps, geo-fencing and SOS alerts.

Meanwhile, the Sailor Play headphones come with an 85dB volume cap and up to 60 hours of battery life, ensuring safe and extended usage for kids.

The smartwatch is priced at Rs 6,499, while the headphones cost Rs 1,499.

Jabra launches meeting-focused audio devices

Jabra introduced the Evolve 3 headset series along with the PanaCast U30 video bar for professional use.

The headsets feature AI-powered microphones, Adaptive ANC, spatial sound and up to 37 hours of battery life. The PanaCast U30 is designed for hybrid meetings with a 120-degree field of view, intelligent zoom and six microphones for enhanced clarity.

These devices are available via authorised partners in India.

Conclusion

This week’s launches reflect the growing diversity of the consumer tech market in India. Whether it is productivity tools like the BenQ RD270Q, AI-driven wearables like Pebble Seeq, or family-focused devices from Boat, brands are increasingly targeting niche user needs.

With innovation spanning across categories and price segments, consumers now have more options than ever to upgrade their digital lifestyles.