2010
Beats Bluetooth Earphones
Beats by Dre brought studio-quality bass and bold design to wireless audio in 2010. These noise-cancelling Bluetooth earphones blended fashion and function, making premium sound part of everyday streetwear and workout kits alike.
Year Released: 2010
2010
BlackBerry Torch 9800
The Torch 9800 slid into the 2010 scene with a touchscreen and full QWERTY keyboard—offering the best of both input worlds. With BlackBerry OS 6, BBM, and business-class email, it tried to bridge the gap between legacy and touchscreen trends.
Year Released: 2010
2010
Bluetooth Hook Earphones
Designed for fitness and commuting, these 2010-era Bluetooth earphones featured over-ear loops for a snug fit during workouts. With hands-free controls and rechargeable batteries, they pushed wireless freedom into everyday routines.
Year Released: 2010
2011
Apple iPad (2nd Gen)
Lighter, thinner, and faster—the iPad 2 launched in 2011 with front and rear cameras, setting the stage for FaceTime and tablet photography. Paired with a magnetic Smart Cover, it became a game-changer in both media and mobile productivity.
Year Released: 2011
2012
Apple iPad (4th Gen)
The 4th-gen iPad in 2012 brought a Retina display, lightning connector, and upgraded A6X chip. It delivered crisp visuals and zippy performance, reinforcing the tablet’s status as a daily reading, gaming, and media tool across age groups.
Year Released: 2012
2013
Apple iPhone 5s
The iPhone 5s debuted in 2013 with Touch ID fingerprint unlock and a 64-bit A7 processor. It paired elegance and speed with security—ushering in biometric convenience for a generation of mobile users who now rarely touch a passcode again.
Year Released: 2013
2013
Google Chromecast (1st Gen)
With an HDMI dongle and simple phone pairing, Chromecast turned “dumb” TVs smart in 2013. It let users stream YouTube, Netflix, and browser tabs—launching Google’s quiet yet powerful entry into the living room.
Year Released: 2013
2013
HP Pavilion 14 Chromebook
HP’s 14" Chromebook brought cloud-first computing to budget-conscious users in 2013. With ChromeOS, fast boot times, and a web-centric approach, it redefined laptops for students and everyday tasks without the bloat of full desktops.
Year Released: 2013
2014
Amazon Alexa (1st Gen)
When Alexa first spoke in 2014, it introduced mainstream voice control to households. The Echo smart speaker answered questions, played music, and dimmed lights—ushering in a new era of ambient computing and IoT convenience.
Year Released: 2014
2014
Cherry Mobile Alpha Luxe
Part of Cherry Mobile’s Alpha Series, the Luxe offered a metallic look and large display on a Windows Phone 8.1 OS. Affordable and distinct in a sea of Android clones, it gave Filipino users a stylish, low-cost alternative with Lumia flair.
Year Released: 2014
2014
Google Cardboard (v2)
In 2014, Google Cardboard turned any smartphone into a VR viewer using DIY lenses and folded paperboard. Version 2 improved comfort and compatibility—proving that immersive experiences didn’t need to be expensive to be magical.
Year Released: 2014
2015
MyPhone My111 Flip
Released in 2015, the MyPhone My111 delivered pure talk-and-text simplicity in a nostalgic flip design. With its dual SIM support, VGA camera, FM radio, and compact clamshell shell, it brought analog familiarity to a digital decade—still serving as a trusty companion for calls, messages, and everyday reliability.
Year Released: 2015
2015–2017
X3 Bluetooth Game Controller
Popular between 2015 and 2017, this budget-friendly X3 controller brought console-style gaming to smartphones. With dual analog sticks, Bluetooth pairing, and a phone cradle, it leveled up mobile gaming for Android users and emulator fans.
Year Released: 2015–2017
2015
ABS-CBN TVplus
Launched in 2015, ABS-CBN’s TVplus set-top box brought free digital television to millions of Filipino households. Offering clearer reception and exclusive channels like Cinemo and Knowledge Channel, it helped lead the country's shift from analog to digital broadcast.
Year Released: 2015
2015
Apple iPhone 6s (Gold)
The iPhone 6s debuted in 2015 with a refined gold finish, 3D Touch, a 12MP camera, and the speedy A9 chip. It brought Live Photos and smoother iOS multitasking—cementing Apple’s style-forward but power-packed approach to mobile design.
Year Released: 2015
2015
VR BOX Virtual Reality Headset
Affordable and widely cloned, VR BOX headsets turned smartphones into VR viewers in 2015. With adjustable lenses and slide-in phone trays, they democratized immersive 3D video experiences long before standalone VR became mainstream.
Year Released: 2015
2016
Google Home (1st Gen)
Google’s debut smart speaker, launched in 2016, brought the Google Assistant into the living room. With voice commands for news, playlists, timers, and smart home control, it entered the scene as a direct challenger to Amazon’s Alexa.
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2016
ASUS ZenFone Max
With a massive 5,000mAh battery, the 2016 ZenFone Max prioritized endurance over flash. Its powerbank-level stamina, paired with a 13MP camera and Snapdragon processor, made it a go-to phone for travelers, gamers, and budget-conscious power users.
Year Released: 2016
2017
HP ProBook 440 G5
Launched in 2017, the HP ProBook 440 G5 balanced portability and protection in a 14-inch package. Featuring Intel's 8th Gen Core CPUs, optional SSDs, and a fingerprint reader, it offered sleek aluminum styling with enterprise-grade durability for students and professionals on the move.
Year Released: 2017
2017
Fitbit Alta HR
Debuting in 2017, the Alta HR packed continuous heart rate monitoring into Fitbit’s slimmest band yet. It tracked steps, sleep stages, and activity automatically—bridging fashion and fitness in one minimalist, wrist-hugging tracker.
Year Released: 2017
2018
Fusion5 Ultra Slim Windows Tablet
A 2018 standout in affordable computing, the Fusion5 Ultra Slim tablet ran full Windows 10 on a 10-inch touchscreen. With Intel Atom processing, USB ports, and HDMI out, it doubled as a work-and-play hybrid—perfect for budget-conscious users wanting a PC in tablet form.
Year Released: 2018
2018
ASUS ZenFone Max Pro (M1)
In 2018, ASUS struck a price-performance sweet spot with the Max Pro M1. Boasting a Snapdragon 636, pure Android UI, and long battery life, it became a fan-favorite for mobile gamers and a benchmark killer in the entry-midrange segment.
Year Released: 2018
2018
iPhone XS Max
Apple’s biggest leap in 2018, the iPhone XS Max paired a 6.5-inch Super Retina OLED display with the A12 Bionic chip and Face ID. Polished in stainless steel and glass, it delivered flagship power in extra-large elegance—ushering in an era of ultra-premium smartphones.
Year Released: 2018