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Rushil Agrawal is a freelance gadget reviewer and a full-time nerd. He started his tech journalism career with MySmartPrice, India's leading tech publication. Running their YouTube channel for 3+ years, garnering over 800K subscribers in the process, he still considers himself lucky to have used over 200 smartphones, along with an equally impressive assortment of smart TVs, TWS earbuds, wearables, and more.
With a background in engineering and an MBA from India's premier B-school, Rushil switched to covering consumer technology in 2018 and hasn't looked back since. His move to the U.S. sparked off the second stint of his favorite kind of work, contributing to prestigious publications like How-To Geek, Review Geek, and Guiding Tech.
When he's not geeking out over the latest and greatest in consumer tech, you can find him hooked on to the latest FIFA, planning his next music festival visit, or working on his dream of playing a DJ gig someday (he's already got the headphones and everything).
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