Price: $749.00
(as of Jul 01, 2024 23:19:21 UTC – Details)
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Customers like the battery life, value, appearance and sound quality of the cellular phone. They mention that it has a huge battery, looks fantastic and has superb graphics. They are also happy with quality, and service. However, some customers have reported issues with connectivity, saying that the wifi connection sucks and the bluetooth barely works. Customers also disagree on performance, and sound clarity.
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dragoonslayer12 –
Jack of all Trades, Master of Gaming
Edit: wifi connection sucks. It would connect for a little bit, the won’t receive signal. It will keep you connected to wifi, but will act as if you have no internet. I keep my wifi off for best data performance, which is great for me. For those looking to stay connected to wifi, this may be a deal breaker. I’ve looked on Reddit and this seems to be an issue with the 8 series. Hopefully it gets patched, but considering it’s been over 6 months, it’s unlikely.I left Android for iPhone about 5 years ago, and I always missed the freedom Android gave me. The “major” updates Apple gave had been old features for Android. Recently, I fell in a rabbit hooe searching for Android gaming devices, and decided between this and the Samsung 23 Ultra.I got the 23 Ultra, and instantly fell in love, but the Red Magic 8 Pro was my first pick, as a gaming (emulation) was my priority, so I returned the 23 and grabbed the Translucent 8 Pro. While the 23 Ultra is the better feature rich phone, the 8 Pro is a gaming beast.First, I tested Genshin Impact, and while it performs better on iPhone 13 Pro Max (on Medium settings), this phone plays great with MAX setting when you set the in phone game mode settings to rise and the fan is blasting. To get great gameplay without compromising resolution and frame rate AND not having your phone turn into a piece of hot coal after 20 minutes is a absolut win for me. Mapping touch screen buttons to a controller definitely is a negative, as the performance is massively noticeable, compared to iOS native controller support, but that’s a small price to pay for gaming freedom. I used the GameSir X2 (Bluetooth) for every phone.As mentioned earlier, my main reason for switching is freedom, and part of that is emulation without hacking (jailbreaking) my phone. I downloaded everything from NES to GameCube, GameBoy to 3ds, and this is where the Red Magic 8 Pro 16gb version outclasses the 23 Ultra. Right of the bat, every game I tested looked and performed better.With Mario 3D Land, the 23 Ultra played decently with 2x resolution (“chugged” here and there) while the Red had the same performance at 4x resolution on Rise mode. Dropped it to 3x and Balanced, and it played PERFECTLY. Visually, there is almost no difference in visuals between 3x and 4x on the phone, and was only able to tell them apart when I zoomed in on the screenshots I took to compare the different resolutions (from 2x to 4x).I won’t explain every test I did (which took about 3 hours), but the one that impressed me most was God of War Ghost of Sparta. I was able to play that with 10x resolution on the 8 Pro on Balance mode with as if it was running at 1x resolution, while it became almost unplayable around 6x on the 23 ultra. Those gaming features truly make a difference.As for the other basic functions, some are serviceable, some are great. Calls on speaker are lower than when music plays. The music sounds great and loud to me (better than 13 Pro Max), but calls over the speaker sound like whisper in comparison. In a quiet room, any external noise would easily down out the call. Off of speaker, it sound loud and clear.Music is awesome. Streaming through Amazon Music (cuz the stupid app won’t let me download and listen on another app, nor transfer out), the phone is surprisingly loud and clear. I didn’t notice any distortion or unbalancing issues with the bass, and I definitely enjoyed listening through this phone than I did on the iPhone and Samsung. The fact that it has a headphone jack may not matter if you have Bluetooth headphones, but now you can tell people to “pass the aux cord” XD.The camera is surprisingly nice, considering it’s primarily a gaming phone. The 13 Pro Max took some great pictures and videos, and the 23 Ultra blew that out of the water, but while the Red 8 Pro can’t compete with them in a side by side comparison, they look great on their own. When you inevitably take a video or picture, you WILL be satisfied and impressed with how great they came out considering photography is not why you would consider this phone over something mainstream.Last, and certainly not least; this charges FAST AS HELL! In about 5 minutes, you’ll gain about 20%. In about 30 minutes, you’ll go from 2% to 90%. It doesn’t matter how fast this phone dies (this WILL last you all day with moderate use) if you can charge it to 100% in such a short time. Unfortunately, it doesn’t have wireless charging, but with charging speeds (65w) like this, I wouldn’t use it, anyway.Tl;dr:If you want the best gaming experience on your primary phone, get the 16gb Red Magic 8 Pro.
Benjamin M –
REDMAGIC 7 165Hz Gaming Phone
The REDMAGIC 7 165Hz Gaming Phone is a powerhouse designed specifically for gamers who demand top-tier performance and cutting-edge features. With its stunning 165Hz refresh rate display, gaming on this device is an immersive experience like no other. The ultra-smooth visuals not only enhance gameplay but also give gamers a competitive edge with quicker response times.Under the hood, the REDMAGIC 7 is powered by a high-performance processor and ample RAM, ensuring seamless multitasking and lightning-fast gaming performance. Whether youâre playing graphics-intensive games or streaming content, this phone handles it all with ease.To keep temperatures in check during intense gaming sessions, the REDMAGIC 7 features an advanced cooling system. This ensures that the device stays cool even during prolonged gaming marathons, allowing you to focus on the game without worrying about overheating issues.In terms of design, the REDMAGIC 7 sports a sleek and futuristic aesthetic thatâs sure to appeal to gamers. The RGB lighting accents add a touch of flair, while the ergonomic design ensures a comfortable grip during extended gaming sessions.While the primary focus of the REDMAGIC 7 is gaming, it also boasts a capable camera setup that allows you to capture stunning photos and videos. Whether youâre documenting your gaming achievements or capturing everyday moments, the REDMAGIC 7 delivers impressive results.Overall, the REDMAGIC 7 165Hz Gaming Phone is a true powerhouse thatâs tailor-made for gamers. With its high-refresh-rate display, powerful hardware, advanced cooling system, and stylish design, itâs the ultimate gaming companion for mobile gaming enthusiasts.The RedMagic 7 has a pretty striking design, particularly in the semi-transparent ‘Supernova’ colourway we’ve been using. Thankfully, it steers well clear of harsh angles and obnoxious protrusions, instead providing us with a smooth and sleek device that feels great in the hand.This level of control extends to most of the phone’s features, so tinkerers will have hours of fun fine-tuning everything. This includes the touch sampling rate that goes up to a blistering 720Hz for the ultimate level of gaming accuracy. In general use though, you’ll be best served using a less aggressive profile to conserve battery life – and, thankfully, it’s very quick to switch between them.The RedMagic 7 has dual stereo speakers with DTS:X Ultra support. These get impressively loud and sound fairly rich, with lots of detail in the high end and mid-range. Positional accuracy is good, too, which is great for gaming and watching Netflix. There’s not much in the way of bass, but it’s an admirable effort that lends itself well to the core purpose of this phone – gaming.Performance & softwareQualcomm Snapdragon 8 gen 1, 18GB LPDDR5 RAM256GB UFS 3.1 storage, no microSD card slot4500 mAh battery, 65W GaN fast-chargingIntegrated Turbo Fan cooling systemThe RedMagic 7 runs Android 12 out of the box, with RedMagic OS 5.0 on top. In practice, it’s a fairly stock-looking Android experience, complete with a Google Discover page. However, you can configure it to look more extravagant, if you wish, with one of RedMagic’s numerous included themes. Out of the box, the most notable difference is the presence of RedMagic’s widgets that can control the fan, show you your time spent gaming and check your current heart rate – though we wouldn’t expect an intense PUBG match to be any substitute for cardio.VerdictIf you’re looking for tip-top gaming performance, the RedMagic 7 is one of the best phones you can buy today.It’s also a monster when it comes to media consumption, thanks to that gorgeous vibrant and smooth display, and we love the styling, which manages to look edgy and futuristic without being overly garish.Perhaps most importantly, though, the RedMagic 7 represents fantastic value for money – particularly if you opt for a lower-spec model. Here, you can get performance that matches, or beats, flagship phones at twice the price.
Blanca –
excelente servicio recomiendo el vendedor
Oscar –
Una buena compra no me arrepiento de nada en lo que más destaca es el modo gaming
JCO –
Excelente teléfono, vale muy bien lo que cuesta.Pensé mucho en adquirir este modelo, al final me decidà y mis impresiones son:Pros: RapidÃsimo, pantalla increible, ningún juego actual le pesa, el diseño muy llamativo, las dimensiones son muy manejables y en realidad no pesa más que cualquier otro teléfono moderno. La baterÃa dura un buen rato (un dÃa entero) si no juegas y si es necesario con el cargador incluido lo llenarás en muy, pero muy poco tiempo. LAs cámaras traseras son suficientemente buenasContras: Tardado de tranferir lo de tu anterior teléfono; no tiene aplicaciones propias (todo está basado en google), no tiene ningún instructivo (ni impreso ni PDF, ni nada de nada), la cámara frontal si muestra “halos” como si estuviese sucia, cuando tomas selfies de cerca no se notan.En resumen, si eres fan de las selfies n espacios abiertos este telefono te va a causar pesadillas, Pero si juegas, trabajas y editas cualquier otra cosa… es el teléfono de tus sueños hecho realidad.
Maria de Lourdes Hernandez Morales –
A mi esposo le gustó mucho, lleva varios dÃas usándolo y le ha funcionado muy bien.
John Michel Rivera de Leon –
Excelente producto para gaming, corre sin problemas y con excelente performance. Le da la vuelta a mi pixel 7 pro sin problemas.El único punto malo es la cámara. Los videos no tiene colores vÃvidos y no tiene tan buena definición, es su único punto débil. Pero si solo lo quieres para juegos está bien.