Gadgets Weekly: Casio EDIFICE EFK-110D watches, JBL earphones and extra

Technology firms Casio, Godrej, Epson, Portronics, and extra launched watches, sensible printers, equipment and extra this week (June 15-21, 2026).

DH’s Gadgets Weekly version options the most recent private know-how merchandise and associated occasions, holding you knowledgeable about the whole lot taking place on this planet of client electronics.

Popular watch maker Casio earlier this week launched a brand new line of EDIFICE EFK-110D sequence. It is available in three variants– EFK-110D-1A, EFK-110D-2A, and EFK-110D-7A.

All the brand new Casio watches flaunt a stainless-steel case paired with an electroformed steel dial impressed by the feel of solid carbon, a high-tensile materials broadly utilized in high-performance sports activities automobiles.

They are available in a compact 38mm stainless-steel case with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal for superior readability and sturdiness. Further, it might probably survive excessive water strain as much as a depth of 100 metres.

Underneath, it has a see-through case, which permits wearers to watch the tiny parts in movement.

The new Casio EDIFICE EFK-110D sequence, together with the EFK-110D-1ADR, EFK-110D-2ADR, and EFK-110D-7ADR, will probably be accessible at choose Casio Exclusive shops in addition to on-line platforms with costs beginning at Rs 27,995.

The new energy financial institution comes with a ten,000mAh capability.

It options 20W quick charging, Type-C PD help, and a built-in braided Type-C cable to cost suitable units. charging.

It additionally options an LED battery indicator and an built-in carrying lanyard. It is obtainable in Black, Navy Blue, and Mocha for Rs 2,499. For a restricted time, it may be bought for Rs 1,249.

The firm earlier this week unveiled the brand new line of Wi-Fi and 4G-enabled surveillance cameras.

While the wi-fi variants cater to linked houses and companies, the 4G-enabled cameras, together with the sensible cameras and photo voltaic digital camera, guarantee seamless surveillance in areas the place broadband infrastructure is restricted or unavailable, enabling customers to remain linked anytime, wherever.

All the brand new Godrej cameras are manufactured in India and licensed beneath the BIS-ER customary.

“The CCTV surveillance category in India is at a pivotal moment, with the market projected to reach over INR 1000 crore in the coming years. Customer expectations are evolving rapidly towards solutions that are intuitive, dependable, and secure. At Godrej, we see security not as a standalone product, but as an integrated experience that delivers convenience, control, and peace of mind. Importantly, there is a growing preference for trusted, Indian based manufactured solutions that offer greater assurance on quality, data security, and regulatory compliance. Our “Manufactured in India” portfolio reflects this shift, combining innovation, strong engineering, and adherence to global standards. This launch is a step forward in simplifying security for our customers while building a connected, future-ready security ecosystem,” said Pushkar Gokhale, Business Head – Security Solutions, Godrej Enterprises Group.

Japanese tech major Epson earlier this week unveiled a new generation of smart printers– L1350, L3310, L3311, L3312, L3313, L3315, L3316, L3350, L3351, L3352, L3355, L3356, L3360, L3366 and L5390.

They come in compact form factor and can support print speeds up to 11 ipm (black) and 6 ipm (colour). Black ink yield is up to 4,700 pages and colour yield is up to 7,500 pages per refill.

They feature Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) and a simple user-replaceable Maintenance Box with yield up to 35,000 sheets.

Select models, including L3360 and L5390, sport a 1.44-inch colour LCD. And, Epson offers Ethernet connectivity in the L5390 variant.

All come with an enhanced warranty of up to one year or 50,000 pages. Depending on the model, they cost anywhere between Rs 13,999 and Rs 24,999.

Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation earlier this week launched the L910, a 50-effective megapixel image sensor for mobile applications that delivers 100 dB high dynamic range imaging with low power consumption.

This is one of the first LYTIA lineup models with the LOFIC structure. It also features the new HDR technology along with the logic circuit technology that helps in reducing the random noise in dark areas of images. These technologies can enable a phone’s camera to capture high-quality imaging by reducing highlight blowout in bright areas and noise in dark areas, compared to conventional products.

Additionally, it also offers HDR video recording at 4K, 60 fps, which has become more popular recently, while maintaining low power consumption with optimised circuit design. With these enhanced features, the new sensor promises to capture high-quality imaging almost as accurately as seen by the human eye and clear capturing of both highlights and shadows in high-contrast scenes, such as night views with bright LED lights, bringing new value to the shooting experience on mobile cameras.

Popular audio device maker JBL launched new JBL Live 780NC (over-ear) and JBL Live 680NC (on-ear).

They come with True Adaptive Noise Cancelling 2.0, JBL Spatial Sound, and Personi-Fi 3.0 technology to deliver an immersive listening experience.

Both devices house a 40mm dynamic driver with a compound diaphragm and support LDAC for Hi-Res Audio Wireless on compatible devices.

They feature True Adaptive Noise Cancelling 2.0 with 6 microphones. Also, they support 2-Mic Perfect Calls 2.0 with 2 beamforming mics and an AI-trained algorithm to deliver disturbance-free phone calls.

They feature customisable buttons and touch control via the JBL Headphone app. With a full charge, they can deliver up to 50 hours of battery life with ANC on and can go up to 80 hours with ANC off.

The JBL Live 780NC (over-ear) costs Rs 15,999, and the JBL Live 680NC is priced at Rs 11,999.

South Korean consumer electronics major LG launched the new line of French Door Refrigerator range, featuring the French Door Refrigerator with Auto Ice Maker in the 83.82 cm (33) width segment.

The French Door Refrigerator features a four-door form factor with the refrigerator section at the top and the freezer at the bottom.

The design ensures that the frequently used items are placed at eye level. This way, users can easily access essentials without bending. The wide shelves provide ample space for large utensils and containers.

The range features LG’s InstaView, allowing users to view inside with two quick knocks, minimising cold air loss and enhancing convenience. The FreshConverter+ offers a dedicated compartment with adjustable temperature settings for different food types, ensuring optimal freshness. The Auto Ice Maker can deliver ice on demand using a simple refillable water tank system for continuous ice production.

It is available in capacities ranging from 574L to 610L with prices starting at Rs 1.18 lakh.

The refrigerator is also equipped with a built-in water dispenser, offering easy access to chilled water while maintaining a sleek design. Additional features such as Door Cooling+™ enable faster and more uniform cooling, while Hygiene Fresh+ helps maintain a hygienic environment by reducing bacteria and odours.

Further enhancing convenience, Smart Learner technology adapts cooling performance based on usage patterns, while Express Freeze supports rapid cooling whenever required. The refrigerators also come equipped with LG ThinQ Wi-Fi connectivity, enabling consumers to monitor and control the appliance remotely through compatible smart devices.

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