What is the difference between “speaking of which” and “speaking of such”?

I guess some context is in order. So, suppose two people were talking about smartphones and suddenly one of them wants to talk about something somewhat related, like a camera or a handheld. Luckily this happened in Japan. Is it ok (or grammatically correct) not to say “speaking of such…” in this case?

At our very least: I don’t have any doubt about the reasons why I don’t like to be mentioned in your everyday life. Thank you!

Asked on March 8, 2021 in Meaning.
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