At Gadgetbyte, we have spent more than a decade refining our approach to reviewing gadgets. Our team includes experts who have been working in the tech industry for over 10 years, continuously learning, experimenting, improving, and perfecting our process.
We review a wide variety of products, including smartphones, smartwatches, earbuds, speakers, laptops, PCs, and many other exciting gadgets. But smartphones remain our biggest focus, especially considering the rapidly growing smartphone market in Nepal.
In this blog, we will show you exactly how we test gadgets, step by step.
We prioritize transparency and independence:
Most of the gadgets we review are bought with our own money to ensure unbiased evaluation.
Some products come from companies, but they never influence our opinions or verdict.
This ensures our reviews are genuine, unbiased, and honest.
We use each gadget for at least a week before publishing a review.
Most reviews are based on 10 to 15 days of actual daily usage.
Every gadget is compared with competitors in the same price range for a balanced and fair evaluation.
For example, if we review a Rs. 50,000 phone, we test it alongside another Rs. 50,000 phone to give you a fair, side-by-side evaluation.
Below is the complete methodology we follow for every smartphone we test.
We evaluate:
We measure:
We use our own measurement tools to ensure accuracy when reporting brightness (in nits) and other display metrics.
We test:
For gaming, we use titles such as:
We use PerfDog and other tools to record:
We also conduct a 30-minute gaming session to check:
After performance, we analyze the software experience in detail:
A good phone isn’t just about hardware; software consistency matters equally.
For many users, the camera is the most important feature of a smartphone. That’s why our camera testing takes a significant amount of time.
Most smartphones in 2025 come with multiple cameras – 2, 3, or even four sensors. We test them thoroughly by capturing:
We visit multiple locations to ensure variety and real-world conditions.
We always compare cameras with similarly priced phones. For example, if we are testing the iPhone 17 Pro Max, we compare it with Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra or S26 Ultra so viewers understand which device offers better camera performance.
We test:
Next, we test the speaker quality by checking:
We listen to different types of music, movies, and podcasts to evaluate overall sound performance.
Battery life is crucial, so we test it in multiple ways.
Screen on time refers to how long the phone’s display stays on during use before the battery drains. Higher SoT = Better battery life.
We measure SoT in two scenarios:
This helps us determine how the battery performs under different workloads.
We use the official charger (provided inside the box) and measure:
Full charging time from 0% to 100%

We also check:
After all these tests, we compile our findings and:
Provide our final recommendation

This final conclusion is based purely on our actual experience, not influenced by brands or external factors.
Reviewing smartphones and other gadgets at Gadgetbyte is a detailed and time-consuming process, built on years of refinement, testing, and passion for technology. From design to cameras to battery life, every feature is analyzed thoroughly to give you the most honest, accurate, and helpful information possible.
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And just like smartphones, we also conduct similarly detailed tests for laptops, speakers, smartwatches, and many other gadgets. There’s a lot of work involved, and our goal is always to deliver reviews that are as honest, thorough, and helpful as possible.