Accessories
Latest LG monitors now available in the Philippines
UltraGear, Dual Up, UltraFine and more
Customers from the Philippines can now get their hands on LG’s latest range of 2022 monitors, including models from the LG UltraGear and LG UltraFine series as well as the new LG Dual Up.
The new monitors are set to benefit gamers, creatives, professionals, and workspaces for better productivity and a more seamless user experience, depending on their needs.
The monitors are now available via LG’s authorized retailers and flagship Lazada and Shopee online stores.
LG UltraGear monitors
For gaming, there are the LG UltraGear UHD 4K OLED (32GQ950), UltraGear UHD OLED (48GQ900), and UltraGear Full HD (32GN500-B) monitors.
The 32GQ950 model boasts a 32-inch (3840 x 2160) Nano IPS display, up to a 144Hz refresh rate, and 1ms response time.
It is VESA certified DisplayHDR 1,000 for brighter whites and deeper blacks, and supports HDMI 2.1.
Alternately, you can get the 48GQ900 for a 47.5-inch 3840 x 2160 OLED display that is G-SYNC compatible and comes with Anti-Glare and Low Reflection, a 120Hz refresh rate which can be bumped up to 138Hz, and 0.1ms response time.
You can also go for the 32GN500-B with has a 31.5-inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) display, up to 165Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, and is NVIDIA G-SYNC and AMD FreeSync Premium compatible.
LG Dual Up with 16:18 ratio
Announced in Singapore just a few days earlier, the LG Dual Up (28MQ780-B) features a 27.6-inch display with the world’s first 16:18 aspect ratio.
It has a Square Double QHD 2,560 x 2,880 resolution Nano IPS display and comes with an ergo stand. The monitor supports USB-C connectivity for more convenient data transfers, screen displays, and other tasks.
Speaking of monitors ideal for either the workplace or home office, LG’s 21:9 UltraWide monitor (29WP500-B) features a 29-inch (2560 x 1080) Full HD display that has 33 percent more space than usual 29-inch monitors.
Among its features are HDR10 and OnScreen control which allows users side-by-side or split displays with just a few clicks.
Beyond daily work, its AMD FreeSync and Dynamic Action Sync makes it suitable for gaming too.
LG UltraFine monitors
Lastly, creatives may want to try the new pair of LG UltraFine monitors: the 27UP850-W and 27UN880-B which come with similar features.
Both have UHD 4K (3840 x 2160) IPS displays and support USB Type-C. They’re also both VESA certified Display HDR 400 and come with an adjustable stand for user’s convenience.
Perhaps the only difference is that you can do more with the 27UN880-B’s ergonomic stand with C-clamp, like extend, retract, swivel, pivot, or tilt it according to your preference.
Most brand collaborations usually lean on one thing: aesthetics.
That’s not necessarily a bad thing. If you’re already a fan of the franchise, seeing your favorite character on something you use every day is reason enough to pick it up.
The UGREEN x Honkai: Star Rail collection certainly delivers on that front. Inspired by Yao Guang, each accessory gets a distinct look without sacrificing the clean, minimalist design UGREEN is known for.
After spending some time with the collection, however, another idea stood out.
Rather than treating each accessory as a standalone product, the lineup makes the most sense as a complete charging kit.
Built around everyday carry
Inside the limited-edition gift box are four of UGREEN’s everyday essentials: the MagFlow Air Magnetic Power Bank, Nexode Air 65W Charger, Nexode Retractable USB-C Cable, and FineTrack Mini 2 tracker. The package also comes with exclusive Yao Guang collectibles, including an acrylic stand, badge, holographic ticket, and a matching pouch.
UGREEN also sent over the Nexode Pro Power Bank Honkai: Star Rail Edition. While it isn’t included in the collector’s gift box, it naturally rounds out the entire collection. Its built-in USB-C cable, compact size, and smart display make it feel like it belongs alongside the rest of the lineup.
Looking at everything together, the collection already covers most everyday charging needs.
There’s a compact GaN wall charger for laptops and tablets. Two power banks for different situations. A retractable USB-C cable that cuts down on cable clutter. And a tracker for bags, keys, or anything else you don’t want to misplace.
It’s a practical combination before the collaboration artwork even enters the conversation.
Familiar products with fresh personalities
That familiarity is also part of what makes this collaboration work.
We’ve already spent time with the standard versions of both the Nexode Air Charger 65W and the MagFlow Air Power Bank. Their biggest strengths weren’t flashy gimmicks. They were reliable accessories that earned a place in an everyday carry setup.
That doesn’t change here.
The Nexode Air remains a compact 65W GaN charger that’s easy to slip into a backpack or travel pouch. Meanwhile, the MagFlow Air continues to offer the flexibility of wired and wireless charging in a compact package.
Instead of reinventing the hardware, UGREEN simply gave the products a little more personality.
For Honkai: Star Rail fans, that’s probably exactly what they’re looking for.
The little things make a difference
Another pleasant surprise is how cohesive everything feels.
The included pouch makes it easy to keep most of the essentials together, whether they’re headed into a backpack, messenger bag, or carry-on luggage.
Even the color ended up being more practical than expected.
Most chargers, cables, and power banks tend to disappear into a sea of black accessories inside a bag. The light blue finish used throughout this collection makes each item surprisingly easy to spot at a glance.
They’re small details.
But they’re the kinds of conveniences that make these accessories feel like they’re meant to be used every day instead of staying inside the collector’s box.
More than a collector’s item
There’s no question that Honkai: Star Rail fans are the primary audience here.
The artwork alone gives the collection plenty of appeal.
What makes it interesting, though, is that the collaboration doesn’t rely on aesthetics alone.
Instead of creating a single themed accessory, UGREEN assembled products that naturally complement one another. Whether it’s charging a laptop, topping up a phone during the day, carrying a single cable, or keeping track of everyday essentials, each product has a clear role within the lineup.
That’s what ultimately makes this collection stand out.
The Honkai: Star Rail collaboration gives the accessories their personality. The complete charging kit gives them lasting value.
Sony Philippines has officially introduced 1000X THE COLLEXION to the local market. This marks the Philippine debut of its newest flagship headphones.
The premium headphones build on a decade of Sony’s 1000X lineup. It’s a combination of refined design and advanced audio technologies. They feature a bespoke driver unit, Edge-AI powered DSEE Ultimate, 360 Reality Audio Upmix, and Sony’s signature noise cancellation technology.
Sony also focused on comfort. The headphones are equipped with premium metal accents, refined faux leather developed over two years, and an ergonomic design for extended listening sessions. They come in Black and White finishes.
Price and availability
The 1000X THE COLLEXION is now available in the Philippines for PhP 36,999. They are in Sony Centres and authorized Sony dealers nationwide.
Philippine debut celebrates a decade of 1000X
Sony introduced the headphones through an immersive showcase that celebrated the 10th anniversary of the 1000X series, which began with the MDR-1000X in 2016.
The event featured a ballet-inspired product reveal before Sony Philippines President and Managing Director Shuhei Sugihara and Marketing Director Kentaro Imamura welcomed guests and shared the vision behind the company’s latest flagship headphones.
A live performance by A-Team and a fashion showcase styled by Gian Romano highlighted the headphones’ premium design.
The program also featured Talk That Talk. It’s a panel discussion moderated by Rammy Bitong with fashion designer Rajo Laurel, entrepreneur Mika Lagdameo, creative director Daryl Chang, and AGC Power Holdings Corp. Chairman and CEO Archie Carrasco. The discussion explored how sound influences creativity, productivity, entrepreneurship, and self-expression.
Guests also experienced interactive installations. This includes the Tech Showcase Lounge, which highlighted the engineering behind the headphones, and the Soundcapes booth, where synchronized music and visuals demonstrated the headphones’ audio capabilities.
Accessories
Nothing confirms Ear (3a) is coming this month
It launches alongside the Phone (4b) on July 7.
From being told to not expect anything this year, Nothing fans suddenly have a lot to look forward to. The brand already launched the Phone (4a) series earlier this year, and the new Phone (4b) is likewise coming this month. Now, the Ear (3a) has also been announced.
Through an official teaser on X, Nothing announced that the Ear (3a) is launching alongside the Phone (4b) on July 7. Unfortunately, the short teaser doesn’t spill what the earbuds will look like. However, it does confirm that there will be four colorway options: White, Black, Yellow, and Pink.
Despite being under a relatively new brand, the Ear series carries a lot of history for Nothing. It is, after all, the brand’s first consumer-ready product which came out before the Phones. Since then, the earbuds typify Nothing’s iconic transparent designs. Now, there’s no indication that the Ear (3a) will depart from this tradition, but we’ll see a lot more color, at least.
The Ear (3a) isn’t the only spotlight in this teaser. Nothing also says that the video was shot with the upcoming Phone (4b). Though the video doesn’t spoil the phone’s camera hardware, it’s clear that it can shoot decent videos under relatively low-light conditions. (Of course, we’ll need a better look to confirm that.)
The Phone (4b) and the Ear (3a) are scheduled to launch worldwide on July 7.
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