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This is the second RedMagic flagship phone of 2021 that I have tested, and it is an absolute beast when it comes to gaming. It adds the Snapgragon 888+ processor, beefs up the display touch sampling and improves the cooling system. There is also a new transparent design available on the Ghost model. If you are buying a RedMagic handset for the...
In the first half of 2021 alone, RedMagic launched three gaming phones as part of the RedMagic 6 Series. The RedMagic 6 and 6 Pro both tout a 165Hz display — once again being the first devices in the world to do so. Then there’s the RedMagic 6R, a lean mean gaming machine with a non-gamer aesthetic. Now, the brand...
The Nubia RedMagic 6S Pro is all about gaming on the spec sheet and in its looks. The smartphone is powered by the cutting-edge Snapdragon 888+ with at least 12 GB of working memory. All models feature fan-assisted cooling, which is supposed to ensure stable frame rates. Furthermore, the manufacturer provides an AMOLED display with a refresh rate of 165...
The RedMagic 6S Pro is the epitome of an incremental upgrade. I reviewed the RedMagic 6 earlier this year and, although I liked it, that handset didn’t make a convincing case for gaming phones. The same is true with the 6S Pro, which justifies its existence by adding the Snapdragon 888 Plus, Qualcomm’s new and slightly boosted version of the...
The Nubia phone arrived on 3C certification carrying the model number NX669J-S. It is believed to be the upcoming Red Magic 6S smartphone. It has a crazy fast 120W fast charging support. Unfortunately, the certification does not reveal any other details about its battery.
The brand shared the teaser video on its official Weibo account, a Chinese microblogging website. Looking at this video, we can see a user playing a game with the upcoming smartphone. The person turns on the gaming mode, which lights up the RGB fan that is visible through the transparent back panel of the device. Since devices tend to run hotter when...