About specs.bd
specs.bd lists full specifications and Bangladesh prices in taka for phones, laptops, tablets, watches, earbuds, power banks and chargers. It is an independent site run by Tuhin, a web publisher in Bangladesh. No phone brand or shop runs it, and it carries no affiliate links.
Where the specs come from
2,985 devices (phones, tablets and watches from 2023 to 2026, plus every laptop, earbud, headphone, power bank and charger) were researched one at a time from the maker’s own pages: product and spec pages, official Bangladesh brand sites, user manuals and launch press releases. Each device page names those pages in a Sources line under the spec sheet, so you can check any figure yourself. Where a maker doesn’t publish a figure, we leave it out rather than guess.
6,907 older devices come from a public spec dataset compiled in 2022. Their pages say so, and they have not yet been re-checked against the makers’ pages. We keep them for people looking up an older phone, but we don’t list them for search engines.
Photos of the newer devices come from the maker’s site, and the credit under each photo links to the page they came from.
How prices are checked
Official prices (305 devices from 8 brands so far) are read from the maker’s own Bangladesh website or store, never from another price site: vivo (shop.vivo.com/bd), Symphony (symphony-mobile.com), Infinix (bd.infinixmobility.com), Walton (waltonbd.com), Oraimo (bd.oraimo.com), Xiaomi (mi.com/bd), realme (realme.com/bd), Tecno (tecno-mobile.com). Every price shows the date it was last checked and links the page it came from. When the maker quotes a price before VAT, we show “+ VAT”.
Samsung, Oppo, OnePlus and Honor don’t publish taka prices on their Bangladesh sites, so their pages say “Not confirmed yet” instead of showing a price.
“≈ ৳” prices are not Bangladesh shop prices. They are the international launch price converted at the Bangladesh Bank exchange rate, to give a rough idea of the class of a phone. Unofficial (grey-market) prices are not shown yet.
Comparisons
The compare tool puts two spec sheets side by side and marks the better number in each row. It works from the same data as the device pages; nobody picks a winner by hand.
When sources disagree
Spec sheets change after launch, and a maker’s own pages sometimes disagree with each other. When they do, we use the maker’s spec page over a press release. If a number here looks wrong, the Sources line on the device page shows where it came from.