the best use for it i feel like would be in a folding phone like how samsungs fold series do it...cus u can use the main cameras for selfies anyway...leaving the under dispay ones for video calls...they arent ready for the normal phone form factor yet..
@@Rexonyt772 thats true only because most phones are android. that doesnt mean iphone phones are better, comparing ios to android its like comparing tesla to every cars
Absolutely blown away by the amazing, novel round "audio jack" thing at the top. Wasn't expecting a company like redmagic to be inventing new ports but here we are
The advancement in technology will never cease to amaze me. One of my engineering professors told me that smartphones will one day have _physical_ home buttons. Can you believe that??
@@황성연-q3nIf you asked a man during the flip phone era what they wanted in the newest phone, they would've said a more hand friendly keyboard or better grip. No one was asking for a fully touchscreen device, but it happened and it made record sales. I wanna ask what makes you assume the red magic would make bad sales?
@@Soulfinits pricy and android, only the more niche hardcore gamers will buy this, and the general populace who want to spend the money will probably buy iphone. And if they want a pricier android they will choose from the big brands i tgink
The only thing missing would have been a micro SD slot, but no camera bump, no notch and a headphone jack definitely makes this a great phone for multimedia minded individuals (and also for gaming of course).
I'm pretty sure that dual sim tray is one of the kind that allows either a second nano sim, or a micro SD. You can't have both in at the same time though.
Seriously.. your videos are becoming more and more informative.. I thought it was only a teardown channel but the last one year has shown a lot of changes and indepth coverage.. I believe you are becoming more and more viewer friendly ... Please continue doing the same..
I really hope more phone makers adopt the 'no camera bump' trend. It makes phones look incredibly sleek, and the all-screen front gives off a futuristic vibe.
@@xpusostomos slightly thicker phones are actually more comfortable to hold tho, and, I, personally, at least, never really cared about the thickness of a phone
A way easier fix is pop up cameras being used again in phones. It could arguably even be the best method of front facing camera since phones like the a80 used their main camera as the front one too
Buddy you're so hilarious I both love and hate your videos. I hate seeing you destroy all this beautiful Tech but I love hearing your jokes part of me does enjoy you destroying these things. I think what I enjoy the most is how you do it with such a calm demeanor
the "destruction" he does is actually very helpful believe or not, he is very methodic with the way he damages the things so it gives good perspective on quality of the materials, he tears down flagship smartphones as he gets them so if you want to repair yours you can look at his video for reference of where the pieces go. Its not so much of a destruction but a teardown and quality control
Awesome features on the Red Magic 9 Pro! The under-screen camera and the cooling system are great. Definitely one of the smartphones to pass your durability test with flying colors.
No camera rear camera bump, No visible camera on the front display, a power button that is shaped differently to other buttons, a headphone jack. Why isn't any other company doing this??
*“This circular hole is actually a really cool port for audio called a headphone jack. This guy eliminates phonic delays by allowing a hardwired connection for extreme gaming scenarios where milliseconds matter. An ultra premium port these days and a rare sight indeed.”*
@@bryanrosensteel3331 I know right? Bluetooth is good when it's handy outdoors and stuff, but when listening to music with good aux headphones, it's great. My samsung flip 5 obviously Nas no aux, it's a 2023 phone, yet my friends $60 samsung a03s has aux! I hate it, but I found a usb-c to aux somewhere and now I'm happy
The phone looks sleek! When you mentioned 2030 phone and i saw the backside of phone with lines like compartmentalized components, it reminded me of the project Ara :) Thanks for the review with some fun punches :D
I really don't like camera bumps, so I find this flat back camera module really awesome, and the under the screen front camera is nice and is getting better too.
I've watched so many of your durability test videos and even after all these years I still have a hard time stomaching the stuff you put this expensive equipment through, feels like burning money haha
I really love this channel, love what you do. It's very cool to see what these phones are like on the inside and how they are built. I appreciate your knowledge and your handiwork. I sure would like to get my hands on one of those phones
Not the S10 Lite. I've been using mine since 2020 and it still irks me due to my quirkiness wanting my phone to be smooth at all edges. The Ringke case smoothens it out, though.@@richardmarkert7736
I absolutely love the microscope view of the under-screen camera. Seeing the tiny individual LEDs next to the already tiny camera gives you a good perspective on how insane the engineering and manufacturing of those screens must be, even more so if you keep in mind that all of them are individually addressable.
Finally, a phone maker that decided to make the under-screen front camera! I’ve been dreaming about this technology for the past 8-9 years, and I’m not joking. I hope to see this technology in all upcoming generations from other brands as well. Awesome video!
Really solid phone. Love to see some common sense in overall innovative design, like no camera bump and headphone jack. Great piece of technology. Keep it up Jerry, love these videos!
Innovative and futuristic idea by Redmagic. It's really fascinating that the company gives us an idea of the near future and definitely deserves remark.
@@Chris.in.taiwanIn my opinion, the RedMagic 9 has a better design compared to the latest ROG 8. The design of the ROG 8 looks cheap to me, especially considering it's pricier than the RedMagic 9.
Looking like a solid phone, will definitely be following the tear-down as well! Redmagic does it well - let's hope the industry steps away from the boring, tried and tested.
I've always loved redmagic's Innovation. You don't see change in phones much anymore so every time they make one it's actually interesting and different
Same reason I switched to S24 Ultra from iPhone after using them for 17 years straight. The rounded corner slabs have become boring. I've been far more "excited" over S24 Ultra than any of the last 4-5 iPhones I've owned? It feels like MY phone, not an iPhone I've "rented" from Apple until they release a new one. The customization options are insanely granular, allowing users to customize just about anything within Android. The beauty is that customization is purely optional and by no means required. I was blown away by the options to customize the keyboard alone. My only regret is not switching earlier. 🤦
It's so good to see a company that is still trying to actively improve the design of smart phones. so many have just copy pasted the same design for years now. I love the in line cameras. i've always hated the bezels... remember the one plus 7 with the neat little pop up camera, or that Asus phone where it flipped round from the rear of the phone... at least they tried. The underscreen selfie cam is a great idea imho. super happy to see it finally half useful.
@@johanlindhe7378Yep. Got Xperia V: packed with good stuff, has a jack, and it yields really good quality sound. The jack itself got damaged on my phone though. Not too resistant to side pressure when plugged. Gotta take it to repairs...
You have no idea how many times my wireless earbuds cut off the audio making me mess up in the competitive games, so yeah, headphone jack is for the win
Flat backs, headphone jack, no notch/punchhole and boxy design instead of the common soap holder shape. I think I finally found a worthy opponent to my favorite phone, the Xperia Z Ultra.
This is one of the most uniquely designed phones I have seen in a long time. I like the idea of the front facing cameras being not able to be seen, it opens up more screen space! Everything about it is fascinating. The RGB lights and lack of camera bumps are fascinating. It’s nice to see some innovation and desire to stand out
@@anazahmed509 Everything is already spying on you, ur watch, ur headphones, ur fridge possibly, ur car, ur tv, ur current phone anything and everything technology is spying on you some way
been a oneplus user for a decade, turned to samsung in the last 2 years, tested a rog 3 a few years back and i'm seriously thinking about getting a redmagic pro in the future... thanks for the extraordinary set of test, and i'll see you around !
it's not often when i am impressed by a phone's design, but this right here is perfect. it's futuristic yet not over the top, and beautifully engineered
cant remember the last time I used the selfie camera so having it hidden and not taking any screen real estate is great! The look on these is kinda cool and the fan implementation might be the best one I've seen yet, that could also be very useful when shooting longer videos.
I usually don't like brick phones but this one's design is freaking awesome! I love how the phone resembles like a starship, and it has this like mecha-ish design on its back.
It's nice to see what was originally a niche product - a gaming focused device with most other features taking a back seat - becoming more well rounded and incorporating a few features the big players are still shying away from.
I really enjoyed this one, im always a bit anxious with the flame test but boy did this Phone hold up to it. Quite impressive to only take damage by the scratch test basically. One thing tho, maybe it would be a good addition to scratch the top pixels to see how scratches affect the selfie camera quality. Even if I wont win one, Im probably getting the phone. Had ZTE for a long time(until i broke em and sit on an S5 now lol) and the Axon 7 was actually one of my absolute favourites.
That close-up of the AMOLED screen with the microscope was really cool! Wild to think how much detail we can see when the pixels are that spread out in reality. Awesome video, like always!
Really had me anxious while you were testing such a pricey phone's durability, but as expected of the price, it would most likely survive, I've had my eyes on this phone for quite a while upon release, it was perfect, with its high performance capability and such a sleek design that will surely attract hardcore mobile gamers out there like me! I love how this video also shows how durable the device is against numerous challenges regarding its durability, which furthermore increases my desire for this phone, as always, 10/10 video, keep making more of these, very entertaining and experimental!
I miss 3.5mm jack being standard. This seems like an interesting choice for a phone. Ill have to look at the sofware support. As I tend to hold onto phones for at least a few years. Unless something happens to it or the upgrade is really justified.
No Bluetooth based audio device that fits in your hand comes close to a longevity and performance of good wired earphones on a phone with a good dac like Lg v40
So missing it is justified. When did holes in phones ever bother anyone at all? That’s the lamest reason I’ve seen for getting rid of headphone jacks 😂
My goal for this year is to acquire a CNC machine to start producing my guitars, one of which I've already finished designing. Great video; interesting phone. I've never heard of this brand before.
Awesome phone , first phone that can defend itself from your burn test 👍🏻 already gave a thumbs up for that , Thanks @jeery for showcasing the phone on your channel will definitely see the teardown video of this phone and i will try my best to have one of these phones with me on that day when you release that teardown video.🙃
This is the first time I have been genuinely excited to see a new phone be released. Every other time it's just the same phone with 1 or 2 very minor changes, but this just seems to do everything right! Also, seeing you scrape and scratch the phone crushed my soul, but I'm very happy to actually see how well it handles damage.
That perfect block shape they have is the feature I didn't know I wanted until I saw this. Kudos for Redmagic for continuing to innovate despite the other phone companies becoming more risk-averse when it comes to developments like this.
most phones look the same since the smartphone era but this thing is so cool to look at. I always go for black but this is the first time I feel like leaning toward the white one
"If you're under 40 it's the only real estate left"... ROFL! I love those close pixel shots, really cool showing how this tech actually works and improves. Love the content, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Jerry and Family!
I can’t wait til under display cameras get perfected as they are my favorite solution to the whole notch/hole punch/Dynamic Island situation. I definitely think pop up cameras are neat too but having more moving parts in a phone, especially like that would probably result in a broken and glitched out front facing camera at some pint, despite the supposed durability. Also, having fans on a phone is a neat way to limit heat, keeping not only the phone cool but the battery. A hot battery = a degraded battery so having the fan is quite nice. Idk if these fans actually help cool down the battery but if they do that’s pretty sweet.
Phones look amazing! Cameras behind the glass should be a must have in 2023. I think the quality of selfie cameras will always dip, but I don’t think really really matters for the front. Great video, as always 👍
Pretty awesome to see the under the screen front camera getting better! I've been wanting a phone like that forever. Had one of the pop up motor ones a few years back but this is so much cleaner and innovative. Thanks for superb vids as usual.
My LG V50 has had it's cameras behind the glass and a smooth bumpless backside since 2019 lol. No clue why camera bumps were ever even a thing since clearly it was already possible to design them with a flat smooth back surface if they wanted to.
I'm another one who rarely ever uses the front-facing camera, and this phone is definitely iterating towards my preferences. Very cool to see the progress while keeping a headphone jack and losing the ever-increasing camera bump.
if theese come to mainstream Phones, Imma be absolutely pumped I'd take a worse Selfy Camera over a hole in my screen anytime, but I really don't like the gamery stuff of Red Magic. I hope other Manufacturers are listening
I absolutely love the idea of hidden front camera. Overall this phone does look nice. What is missing here is some sort of docking station for this phone so it could be used as "desktop", at least in some form. Modern phones do have enough power to be used as such, it would be really nice.
I still use Asus 7 Pro with a flip-able camera module and it is the best solution. No notch or hole in the screen. Main camera, which is always way better than front-facing camera in any phone, acting as a selfie camera. Wide-angle camera is very useful when you want to take a selfie with a large group of people. And flash light is also available. Moreover flip-able module allows to take a panorama photos very quickly and reliable, it scans around in less than 2 seconds. And last, but not least, sometimes I rotate camera module by just 45 degrees to conveniently take a photo of tall buildings or a photo from below. Shame that the concept never became popular and it is completely abandoned now.
Okay, the no camera bump thing actually made my jaw drop. I can't believe the amount of stuff they could fit inside this phone, meanwhile other brands keep removing features like headphone jacks because "there is no space". Although I'm not sure I'll upgrade to this in a good while since I have the redmagic 8 pro and, as this test showed, it's really sturdy! I can tell it's gonna last many many years.
@@omaralarbid3205 Really good, it's a great phone for what it costs, the build quality is great, so I do think it's gonna last very long if you take care of it. The only downside I can think of after a year and a half of using it are probably the Redmagic OS not being as good as something like a Samsung or other bigger brands since it doesn't have built in apps like Gallery for example, so you have to use Google Photos or other apps. But it is an Android phone so you can use any app you want and customize how you like it.
I really hope more manufacturers adopt the 'no camera bump'. This makes phones look crazy good. Also, the all screen front makes it look like something from star trek. Very slick.
No bump on the back is nice, but putting the front camera under the screen may degrade the quality of the picture since the light has to penetrate through the AMOLED layer.
I think that the fan is cool and all but it makes the phone vulnerable for almost anything as in dust and water and such but overall it's cool to see that someone is sticking with the under the screen camera trend that happened a couple of years ago and applying it right now when it really doesn't have that much of cons to the user
I love how this phone looks. I'm such a sucker for squared off phone designs. Fell in love with the (now discontinued) Razer phones 1 & 2, one of the Sony phones, the new S24 Ultra, and now this one.
What a good looking phone. Finally glad to see no big camera bumps or any "notches" on the front. No curved edge screens that break far too easily and a headphone jack to boot! 80 watt charge port dang.
I wonder how much time will it take for other companies to make under the screen front cameras, but still the no camera bump thing was even more amazing for me
The underscreen camera is not anything new, it appeared years ago. problem is that with higher resolution, the camera image quality significantly drops. Most phone companies couldn't bear with it, cuz normal users still cares about that😂
Do people really care about how thin a phone is? I mean this phone looks really slick and seems to fit your hand just fine, without rocking like a rocking chair on a flat surface.
Definitely looks futuristic, I especially love the lack of camera bump. Even my iPhone 7 has the uncanny ability to collect scratches across the camera whenever I put it down on a rough surface, can't imagine its any better for more the latest phones
I have been watching your videos on and off for years. I found them super useful when I'm looking at build quality for a new phone purchase, but I have always hated the sound of scratching the outside of the phones. So much so that I will either always skip that part of the video or If I want to hear what you said during those parts but I have to rewind, turn on closed captioning, and mute the video (plus undo all that after). Would you consider adding a visual and audible warming (could be a specific sound clip or something)?
That camera under the screen is such a neat idea; I was waiting for the downsides but overall this is just a super solid looking phone. A happy early new year to you as well!
It's poorer photo quality wasn't too huge of a deal, either. It is a front facing camera after all, which is more of a "secondary" camera, anyways, which nobody uses to take "high quality" photos. For the purpose of face recognition, making a quick video call, or making a funny face with a friend, it's perfectly capable.
Ngl, I love the concept of truly bezeless screen and the under panel camera. I hope computer screens can implement that and once and for all remove the issue of never looking the person in the eyes during video conference calls
It will be interesting how long it takes for the more major companies to integrate under screen front facing camera's, and how they will look, but I'm sure you'll cover them for us! Keep up the good work!
That's a seriously impressive phone - The under screen sensors are truly a generation ahead, and I'm going to look for some benchmarks and details on the cooling system. Thanks for another wild and interesting video Jerry!
It's nice to see a new innovative design from other companies when all the phone's look the same these days. Great review as always! Can't wait for the teardown!
These phones are super cool. I'm glad someone is doing something different. The RGB on the fan reminds me of the hack that was possible on the BlackBerry Pearl, which allowed the pearl to flash multiple colors.
The jump from the sd gen 2 to 3 in terms of performance is massive At that price range, its really cool to see the headphone jack again. Kind of sad that expandable storage pass the $200 mark are out of the question though.
can't wait for cameras behind the glass to be the norm. Quality is getting close! Albeit not quite there yet.
Love your vids!
the best use for it i feel like would be in a folding phone like how samsungs fold series do it...cus u can use the main cameras for selfies anyway...leaving the under dispay ones for video calls...they arent ready for the normal phone form factor yet..
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Apple will invent it in a few years
@@_BangDroid_ Look forward to see the original concept from Apple
"iPhone users will be seeing all this tech for the first time around 2030"💀💀
he aint wrong, ever since Steve Jobs passed away iPhones have been shit lol
@@voyagerdrift they got the best chips tho
@ptischkasvaboda for games and power efficiency
Snapdragon8 gen3 >>>@@CeeDeeLmao
@@Rexonyt772 thats true only because most phones are android. that doesnt mean iphone phones are better, comparing ios to android its like comparing tesla to every cars
"If you are under 40, this is the only real estate left". Bro Straight Savage. ☠
Came looking for this
Only for male, the women nowadays can sell their body effectively and buy flats + real estate.
Too real
The rent for all that space. 2000 a month.
This is what we meant by "stay woke" lol savage truths sadly
A phone with no bumps, personal air-blower AND a headphone jack?? Truly is a 2030 smartphone!
This phone blows.
@@ailaGthis feature is very much needed in WW3
Not really, having a headphone jack in 2030 is like having a flip phone from 1999 in 2024 😂
@@Prokid472yea lol
@@BattaCham 👍
Absolutely blown away by the amazing, novel round "audio jack" thing at the top. Wasn't expecting a company like redmagic to be inventing new ports but here we are
The benefit of wired is no lag. So futuristic!
😂
The advancement in technology will never cease to amaze me.
One of my engineering professors told me that smartphones will one day have _physical_ home buttons. Can you believe that??
This guy must be a grandad to have recognised it
This phone looks awesome! Goal: keeping it simple- less sugar.
I am pretty sure other companies doesn't have the technologies to implement one on their smartphones
it's cool to see a company going bold with their design when everyone reiterates what they've settled with
Because the truth is, these kind of phones will never have good sales record, while these boring phones will be sold more
@@황성연-q3nIf you asked a man during the flip phone era what they wanted in the newest phone, they would've said a more hand friendly keyboard or better grip. No one was asking for a fully touchscreen device, but it happened and it made record sales.
I wanna ask what makes you assume the red magic would make bad sales?
@@Soulfinits pricy and android, only the more niche hardcore gamers will buy this, and the general populace who want to spend the money will probably buy iphone. And if they want a pricier android they will choose from the big brands i tgink
@norbertnagy5514 this isn't as expensive as u think it's actually way cheaper then both samsung and what apple are offering
@@falcon2898 yeah, but still expensive at 650€
I am 50 years old, the blurrier the selfie camera is, the better I look. It means I don't need no filter. Good times.
Nice touch!😅
Slay
real 🔥
The only thing missing would have been a micro SD slot, but no camera bump, no notch and a headphone jack definitely makes this a great phone for multimedia minded individuals (and also for gaming of course).
I'm pretty sure that dual sim tray is one of the kind that allows either a second nano sim, or a micro SD. You can't have both in at the same time though.
Seriously.. your videos are becoming more and more informative.. I thought it was only a teardown channel but the last one year has shown a lot of changes and indepth coverage.. I believe you are becoming more and more viewer friendly ... Please continue doing the same..
I really hope more phone makers adopt the 'no camera bump' trend. It makes phones look incredibly sleek, and the all-screen front gives off a futuristic vibe.
They won't, they made this phone fat so it can suck air, and most people definitely don't want that.
@xpusostomos this is a gaming phone
@@xpusostomos slightly thicker phones are actually more comfortable to hold tho, and, I, personally, at least, never really cared about the thickness of a phone
@@Gadottinho thickness isn't the issue.... Water resistance and a phone full of dust is the issue...
A way easier fix is pop up cameras being used again in phones. It could arguably even be the best method of front facing camera since phones like the a80 used their main camera as the front one too
I miss the days when Jerry could fold smartphones in half like they were supposed to be flip phones
Don't worry rog got that covered.
1:52 I was not ready for the burn.
Buddy you're so hilarious I both love and hate your videos. I hate seeing you destroy all this beautiful Tech but I love hearing your jokes part of me does enjoy you destroying these things. I think what I enjoy the most is how you do it with such a calm demeanor
the "destruction" he does is actually very helpful believe or not, he is very methodic with the way he damages the things so it gives good perspective on quality of the materials, he tears down flagship smartphones as he gets them so if you want to repair yours you can look at his video for reference of where the pieces go. Its not so much of a destruction but a teardown and quality control
Awesome features on the Red Magic 9 Pro! The under-screen camera and the cooling system are great. Definitely one of the smartphones to pass your durability test with flying colors.
crazy ass ai generated comments
@@The_Horizon shits wild
@@The_HorizonYours look more AI generated tho😂
@@laminnabam2299 Sorry, that language violates OpenAI's content policy on swearing.
@@The_Horizon bro forgot he aint on an alt 💀
No camera rear camera bump, No visible camera on the front display, a power button that is shaped differently to other buttons, a headphone jack. Why isn't any other company doing this??
This is truely a game changer in the aesthetics department. Really liked the part when the phone passed the bend test with zero flexing!
They beat ROG 8pro for bend test
4:20 2030 iPhone will call it an "Air-Jack" that will provide world leading seamless audio
"Ijack"😂
@@cezarsobaLMAO NICE ONE 🤣 🤣 🤣
Apple removed the headphone jack first and then all the androids followed after
Literally everybody owns wireless headphones now, thanks to Apple
@@ItsMinarmy and I dont like it bc no matter how good they say the latency is as of right now there will always be a delay
I absolutely love the design. Reminds me of the older Sonys. No rounded corners, just right angles. Perfection ❤
2:52 - Lol I thought he would leave the poor fan alone but he was hell bent on breaking it later 😂
Redmagic somehow manages to pump out some crazy, new, actually feasable, non-gimmicky feature pretty much every year, which is super impressive
A fan is pretty gimmicky it’s going to get loaded with dust from sitting in you pocket with all the lint
@@devswell6538Not gimmicky when you see how hard SoCs throttle when gaming on them these days.
@devswell6538 Definitely gimmicky, but other than that, the phone looks like it's up there with high end flagships imo
Love it when non-mainstream companies prove that there is still room for plenty of micro improvements! : )
They're pretty mainstream just not in America
*“This circular hole is actually a really cool port for audio called a headphone jack. This guy eliminates phonic delays by allowing a hardwired connection for extreme gaming scenarios where milliseconds matter. An ultra premium port these days and a rare sight indeed.”*
😂 Truly a rare sight
Thanks ppl for the likes I appreciate it so much
Auxiliary will always be superior to bluetooth 🍷🗿
Not to mention the sound quality. Bluetooth headphones simply are not as good as a quality pair of wired headphones.
@@bryanrosensteel3331 I know right? Bluetooth is good when it's handy outdoors and stuff, but when listening to music with good aux headphones, it's great. My samsung flip 5 obviously Nas no aux, it's a 2023 phone, yet my friends $60 samsung a03s has aux! I hate it, but I found a usb-c to aux somewhere and now I'm happy
The phone looks sleek! When you mentioned 2030 phone and i saw the backside of phone with lines like compartmentalized components, it reminded me of the project Ara :) Thanks for the review with some fun punches :D
I really don't like camera bumps, so I find this flat back camera module really awesome, and the under the screen front camera is nice and is getting better too.
I've watched so many of your durability test videos and even after all these years I still have a hard time stomaching the stuff you put this expensive equipment through, feels like burning money haha
It's the scratching sound for me 🤢🤢
5:30 = Sound😮😂
Wtf
Ouch
I really love this channel, love what you do. It's very cool to see what these phones are like on the inside and how they are built. I appreciate your knowledge and your handiwork. I sure would like to get my hands on one of those phones
the no bump camera thing should be more common nowadays
It's one of the reasons the Note 9 and Galaxy S10 series were the pinnacle of smartphone design.
problem is that you need much distance between lens and sensor to get good photos, flat module means thicker phones or worse photos
Not the S10 Lite. I've been using mine since 2020 and it still irks me due to my quirkiness wanting my phone to be smooth at all edges. The Ringke case smoothens it out, though.@@richardmarkert7736
@@aivanosgg2269not everyone cares about the camera, since this is a gaming phone, it doesn't need good camera
@@umzfbupzvatg1916 yeah but the other person said that it should be more common nowadays, he probably meant phones in general.
I absolutely love the microscope view of the under-screen camera. Seeing the tiny individual LEDs next to the already tiny camera gives you a good perspective on how insane the engineering and manufacturing of those screens must be, even more so if you keep in mind that all of them are individually addressable.
Love that companies are giving us amazing alternatives to the mainstream phone brands. Great video !
Anyone else feeling pain as he scratches the heck out of the Snowfall phone model with the box cutter.
Finally, a phone maker that decided to make the under-screen front camera! I’ve been dreaming about this technology for the past 8-9 years, and I’m not joking. I hope to see this technology in all upcoming generations from other brands as well. Awesome video!
Really solid phone. Love to see some common sense in overall innovative design, like no camera bump and headphone jack. Great piece of technology. Keep it up Jerry, love these videos!
Bro that scratching of the black version's back texture sounded like R2D2
Innovative and futuristic idea by Redmagic. It's really fascinating that the company gives us an idea of the near future and definitely deserves remark.
That's one ugly phone though.
@@Chris.in.taiwanIn my opinion, the RedMagic 9 has a better design compared to the latest ROG 8. The design of the ROG 8 looks cheap to me, especially considering it's pricier than the RedMagic 9.
@@Chris.in.taiwanyoure relatively alone with that opinion
@@tubemash3772 No he’s right it looks atrocious 😂😂😂
Looking like a solid phone, will definitely be following the tear-down as well! Redmagic does it well - let's hope the industry steps away from the boring, tried and tested.
The behind the camera shot with the microscope is crazy, I'm so excited to see that become more common in the future.
time stamp?
@@zoulzopan1:30
I've always loved redmagic's Innovation. You don't see change in phones much anymore so every time they make one it's actually interesting and different
You commented before the video was even released, how?
Wtf time travel is real
@@fl1pper861 yeah! How?!?
@@fl1pper861vip subscribers can see the video earlier than normal subscribers
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Totally solid build. Love the flat back and the invisible camera. Excited to see some other manufacturers work this into their phones!!!
Some have.
There is a price in image quality though. I'd much rather have an unimpeded lens.
Same reason I switched to S24 Ultra from iPhone after using them for 17 years straight. The rounded corner slabs have become boring. I've been far more "excited" over S24 Ultra than any of the last 4-5 iPhones I've owned? It feels like MY phone, not an iPhone I've "rented" from Apple until they release a new one. The customization options are insanely granular, allowing users to customize just about anything within Android. The beauty is that customization is purely optional and by no means required. I was blown away by the options to customize the keyboard alone. My only regret is not switching earlier. 🤦
It's so good to see a company that is still trying to actively improve the design of smart phones. so many have just copy pasted the same design for years now. I love the in line cameras. i've always hated the bezels... remember the one plus 7 with the neat little pop up camera, or that Asus phone where it flipped round from the rear of the phone... at least they tried. The underscreen selfie cam is a great idea imho. super happy to see it finally half useful.
Seeing a Jack port on a Phone that basically has the latest tech inside is kinda wild lol
That's awesome cuz you don't damage your brain with MORE WIFI WAVES!
@@LadyFarin
That makes no sense.
Sony Xperia has headphone jacks as well! 😃 Like Xperia 1 VI
@@johanlindhe7378Yep. Got Xperia V: packed with good stuff, has a jack, and it yields really good quality sound. The jack itself got damaged on my phone though. Not too resistant to side pressure when plugged. Gotta take it to repairs...
You have no idea how many times my wireless earbuds cut off the audio making me mess up in the competitive games, so yeah, headphone jack is for the win
Wow! been a while since I was actually stunned with the exterior design of a smartphone
How can you not be in love with the Snowfall version??
The flat backs 100% are the way forward for me. And seeing a functional underscreen selfie cam is really cool too!
Flat backs, headphone jack, no notch/punchhole and boxy design instead of the common soap holder shape. I think I finally found a worthy opponent to my favorite phone, the Xperia Z Ultra.
Chinese phones are best
Never heard of red magic until your videos. Good way for them to get to show off their awesome hardware. Looking forward to the teardown
This is one of the most uniquely designed phones I have seen in a long time. I like the idea of the front facing cameras being not able to be seen, it opens up more screen space! Everything about it is fascinating. The RGB lights and lack of camera bumps are fascinating. It’s nice to see some innovation and desire to stand out
Lol you are crazy, we need to know where the camera is so that we can cover it up
@@anigah From what?
@@unicodeqcover it up to ensure you are not being spied on
@@anazahmed509 Everything is already spying on you, ur watch, ur headphones, ur fridge possibly, ur car, ur tv, ur current phone anything and everything technology is spying on you some way
cant wait to see under display cameras on every flagship phone in the next few years
I don't think you'll be seeing them
@@Potato_Quality7i think we will just look at this small company doing it. Imagine what $1 trillion company like Apple can achieve.
@@Siduch.he was joking.. its under display, so you cant see them..
@@Matthew_MBG thats definitely NOT what he meant lol
@@Potato_Quality7 giggled too hard at this
“Scratches at a level 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7” Never gets old 3:37
Front camera inside the display is so cool, hope it will be normal practice for phone manufacturers soon!
been a oneplus user for a decade, turned to samsung in the last 2 years, tested a rog 3 a few years back and i'm seriously thinking about getting a redmagic pro in the future... thanks for the extraordinary set of test, and i'll see you around !
it's not often when i am impressed by a phone's design, but this right here is perfect. it's futuristic yet not over the top, and beautifully engineered
Chinese phone
cant remember the last time I used the selfie camera so having it hidden and not taking any screen real estate is great! The look on these is kinda cool and the fan implementation might be the best one I've seen yet, that could also be very useful when shooting longer videos.
so no one to video chat with then?
@@shkdesigns4249nope that's why these phones target enthusiasts
@@shkdesigns4249 lol, and exactly why would I need video chat regularly? You do realize you can just see people irl too?
Same, for gamers it’s beyond great
I use the selfie camera more for seeing the ports on the back of my TV when plugging in cables.
I'm surprised phone manufacturers still remember what a headphone jack is.
I usually don't like brick phones but this one's design is freaking awesome! I love how the phone resembles like a starship, and it has this like mecha-ish design on its back.
It's nice to see what was originally a niche product - a gaming focused device with most other features taking a back seat - becoming more well rounded and incorporating a few features the big players are still shying away from.
I really enjoyed this one, im always a bit anxious with the flame test but boy did this Phone hold up to it. Quite impressive to only take damage by the scratch test basically.
One thing tho, maybe it would be a good addition to scratch the top pixels to see how scratches affect the selfie camera quality.
Even if I wont win one, Im probably getting the phone. Had ZTE for a long time(until i broke em and sit on an S5 now lol) and the Axon 7 was actually one of my absolute favourites.
Красивый телефон!
That close-up of the AMOLED screen with the microscope was really cool! Wild to think how much detail we can see when the pixels are that spread out in reality. Awesome video, like always!
Really had me anxious while you were testing such a pricey phone's durability, but as expected of the price, it would most likely survive, I've had my eyes on this phone for quite a while upon release, it was perfect, with its high performance capability and such a sleek design that will surely attract hardcore mobile gamers out there like me! I love how this video also shows how durable the device is against numerous challenges regarding its durability, which furthermore increases my desire for this phone, as always, 10/10 video, keep making more of these, very entertaining and experimental!
I miss 3.5mm jack being standard. This seems like an interesting choice for a phone. Ill have to look at the sofware support. As I tend to hold onto phones for at least a few years. Unless something happens to it or the upgrade is really justified.
Keep missing it then because we dont need more holes on our phones, we need less.
No Bluetooth based audio device that fits in your hand comes close to a longevity and performance of good wired earphones on a phone with a good dac like Lg v40
So missing it is justified. When did holes in phones ever bother anyone at all? That’s the lamest reason I’ve seen for getting rid of headphone jacks 😂
My goal for this year is to acquire a CNC machine to start producing my guitars, one of which I've already finished designing. Great video; interesting phone. I've never heard of this brand before.
Awesome phone , first phone that can defend itself from your burn test 👍🏻 already gave a thumbs up for that , Thanks @jeery for showcasing the phone on your channel will definitely see the teardown video of this phone and i will try my best to have one of these phones with me on that day when you release that teardown video.🙃
yeah, I am waiting for the teardown video to drop as well
@@budgetarms Same.. Guess we'll never see it lol
This is the first time I have been genuinely excited to see a new phone be released. Every other time it's just the same phone with 1 or 2 very minor changes, but this just seems to do everything right! Also, seeing you scrape and scratch the phone crushed my soul, but I'm very happy to actually see how well it handles damage.
That perfect block shape they have is the feature I didn't know I wanted until I saw this. Kudos for Redmagic for continuing to innovate despite the other phone companies becoming more risk-averse when it comes to developments like this.
most phones look the same since the smartphone era but this thing is so cool to look at. I always go for black but this is the first time I feel like leaning toward the white one
"If you're under 40 it's the only real estate left"... ROFL! I love those close pixel shots, really cool showing how this tech actually works and improves. Love the content, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Jerry and Family!
3:04 😂 *best dialogue* ( *turn off the beauty filter* ) already having shining smooth head 🌟🤠
I can’t wait til under display cameras get perfected as they are my favorite solution to the whole notch/hole punch/Dynamic Island situation. I definitely think pop up cameras are neat too but having more moving parts in a phone, especially like that would probably result in a broken and glitched out front facing camera at some pint, despite the supposed durability. Also, having fans on a phone is a neat way to limit heat, keeping not only the phone cool but the battery. A hot battery = a degraded battery so having the fan is quite nice. Idk if these fans actually help cool down the battery but if they do that’s pretty sweet.
Ive had a moving camera for about 4 years now. I've used it for face unlock
Random person: it's impossible to make a phone look like it's straight out of a video game.
Red magic: hold my kool-aid!
Phones look amazing! Cameras behind the glass should be a must have in 2023. I think the quality of selfie cameras will always dip, but I don’t think really really matters for the front. Great video, as always 👍
Pretty awesome to see the under the screen front camera getting better! I've been wanting a phone like that forever. Had one of the pop up motor ones a few years back but this is so much cleaner and innovative. Thanks for superb vids as usual.
That back design with no bumps is awesome, can't wait to see other manufacturers do it too. Love your vids, Zack.
My LG V50 has had it's cameras behind the glass and a smooth bumpless backside since 2019 lol. No clue why camera bumps were ever even a thing since clearly it was already possible to design them with a flat smooth back surface if they wanted to.
Looks amazing. Love the weird scratch sounding phone sheath too. Headphone socket is nice. Do many people use their phone for serious gaming?
I'm another one who rarely ever uses the front-facing camera, and this phone is definitely iterating towards my preferences. Very cool to see the progress while keeping a headphone jack and losing the ever-increasing camera bump.
if theese come to mainstream Phones, Imma be absolutely pumped
I'd take a worse Selfy Camera over a hole in my screen anytime, but I really don't like the gamery stuff of Red Magic.
I hope other Manufacturers are listening
redmagic should of used a popup selfie camera instead. much higher photo quality and they look cooler too and would match a gaming phone
4:25 a ‘head phone jack’ you say ? What is that ?😊
I though head phone jack was used in telephone
I absolutely love the idea of hidden front camera. Overall this phone does look nice.
What is missing here is some sort of docking station for this phone so it could be used as "desktop", at least in some form. Modern phones do have enough power to be used as such, it would be really nice.
I still use Asus 7 Pro with a flip-able camera module and it is the best solution. No notch or hole in the screen. Main camera, which is always way better than front-facing camera in any phone, acting as a selfie camera. Wide-angle camera is very useful when you want to take a selfie with a large group of people. And flash light is also available. Moreover flip-able module allows to take a panorama photos very quickly and reliable, it scans around in less than 2 seconds. And last, but not least, sometimes I rotate camera module by just 45 degrees to conveniently take a photo of tall buildings or a photo from below.
Shame that the concept never became popular and it is completely abandoned now.
couldn't you just use a samsung dex for that?
It's an android phone, it probably supports dex.
5:29 sounds like something i'd enjoy doing when bored
0:05 what did the box do to deserve that
😔
The box got off lightly lol
Okay, the no camera bump thing actually made my jaw drop. I can't believe the amount of stuff they could fit inside this phone, meanwhile other brands keep removing features like headphone jacks because "there is no space". Although I'm not sure I'll upgrade to this in a good while since I have the redmagic 8 pro and, as this test showed, it's really sturdy! I can tell it's gonna last many many years.
no bump because it is 3/4 an inch thick!!
Can I ask how the red magic phone is holding up I wanna get something similar but I’m afraid it might not last long
@@omaralarbid3205 Really good, it's a great phone for what it costs, the build quality is great, so I do think it's gonna last very long if you take care of it. The only downside I can think of after a year and a half of using it are probably the Redmagic OS not being as good as something like a Samsung or other bigger brands since it doesn't have built in apps like Gallery for example, so you have to use Google Photos or other apps. But it is an Android phone so you can use any app you want and customize how you like it.
I really hope more manufacturers adopt the 'no camera bump'. This makes phones look crazy good. Also, the all screen front makes it look like something from star trek. Very slick.
No bump on the back is nice, but putting the front camera under the screen may degrade the quality of the picture since the light has to penetrate through the AMOLED layer.
Steve Jobs would back hand Tim Cook if he saw what the iPhone has turned into 🤣
@@billant2But it's also just a selfie camera so many don't expect highest quality from it anyway.
@@Nikelangelo- Ya, but why blur it, I rather see a better selfie pic through a tiny hole.
@@billant2 I think this way it looks nicer. I don't even remember the last time I used the front camera aside from the iris scanner
I think that the fan is cool and all but it makes the phone vulnerable for almost anything as in dust and water and such but overall it's cool to see that someone is sticking with the under the screen camera trend that happened a couple of years ago and applying it right now when it really doesn't have that much of cons to the user
I love how this phone looks. I'm such a sucker for squared off phone designs. Fell in love with the (now discontinued) Razer phones 1 & 2, one of the Sony phones, the new S24 Ultra, and now this one.
What a good looking phone. Finally glad to see no big camera bumps or any "notches" on the front. No curved edge screens that break far too easily and a headphone jack to boot! 80 watt charge port dang.
Chinese make the best phones
I wonder how much time will it take for other companies to make under the screen front cameras, but still the no camera bump thing was even more amazing for me
The underscreen camera is not anything new, it appeared years ago. problem is that with higher resolution, the camera image quality significantly drops. Most phone companies couldn't bear with it, cuz normal users still cares about that😂
Do people really care about how thin a phone is? I mean this phone looks really slick and seems to fit your hand just fine, without rocking like a rocking chair on a flat surface.
It's crazy how the hidden camera looks that good as well as the flattened camera on the backside! Having the audio jack is a plus from me.
The build is amazing and the specs are great, can't wait to see the tear-down 😊
Definitely looks futuristic, I especially love the lack of camera bump. Even my iPhone 7 has the uncanny ability to collect scratches across the camera whenever I put it down on a rough surface, can't imagine its any better for more the latest phones
Been watching your tear downs for years, appreciate them immensely.. Tech seems to move real fast these days now.
5:40
Reminds me of those dolphin shaped re inflatable balloons😅
Best title for Video.
And this comment for Future Genaration. 2030.😊 4:32
The guy scratching every part as he was explaining and toturing the phone was funny ASF🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have been watching your videos on and off for years. I found them super useful when I'm looking at build quality for a new phone purchase, but I have always hated the sound of scratching the outside of the phones. So much so that I will either always skip that part of the video or If I want to hear what you said during those parts but I have to rewind, turn on closed captioning, and mute the video (plus undo all that after). Would you consider adding a visual and audible warming (could be a specific sound clip or something)?
It's insane how much a simple change can make so much difference toward the overall charm of a phone. Well done Red Magic indeed.
It’s awesome to see the quality of under display cameras are getting better. Can’t wait to see more companies adopt and improve on it.
That camera under the screen is such a neat idea; I was waiting for the downsides but overall this is just a super solid looking phone. A happy early new year to you as well!
It's poorer photo quality wasn't too huge of a deal, either. It is a front facing camera after all, which is more of a "secondary" camera, anyways, which nobody uses to take "high quality" photos.
For the purpose of face recognition, making a quick video call, or making a funny face with a friend, it's perfectly capable.
Ngl, I love the concept of truly bezeless screen and the under panel camera. I hope computer screens can implement that and once and for all remove the issue of never looking the person in the eyes during video conference calls
It will be interesting how long it takes for the more major companies to integrate under screen front facing camera's, and how they will look, but I'm sure you'll cover them for us! Keep up the good work!
That's a seriously impressive phone - The under screen sensors are truly a generation ahead, and I'm going to look for some benchmarks and details on the cooling system. Thanks for another wild and interesting video Jerry!
It's nice to see a new innovative design from other companies when all the phone's look the same these days. Great review as always! Can't wait for the teardown!
These phones are super cool. I'm glad someone is doing something different. The RGB on the fan reminds me of the hack that was possible on the BlackBerry Pearl, which allowed the pearl to flash multiple colors.
The jump from the sd gen 2 to 3 in terms of performance is massive
At that price range, its really cool to see the headphone jack again. Kind of sad that expandable storage pass the $200 mark are out of the question though.
Isn't there a 1TB version of the RM9?
Redmagic is doing a great job in it's R&D. Sick aesthetics ! Great vid as always Jerry :)