ZTE Nubia Red Magic 10 Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

ZTE Nubia Red Magic 10 Pro - improvements for gamers

Gaming smartphones from the Chinese company ZTE are some of the most famous and popular on the market. A full-fledged active cooling system, advanced performance, recognizable design make the mentioned devices a great gift for every fan of mobile entertainment. The hero of today's review is trying to surpass its predecessor in literally all respects.

The appearance of the new product is still beautiful. The futuristic back panel made of tempered glass is decorated not only with a stylish texture, but also with a triple camera unit that does not protrude from the case. The side metal frame will please you with even more responsive touch trigger keys, which will definitely come in handy in PUBG or Call Of Duty Mobile. The front surface surprises with a completely frameless screen and an under-screen 32-megapixel selfie camera, a fingerprint scanner. The 6.85-inch AMOLED display does not strive for record-breaking clarity (resolution of 2668x1216 pixels), but compensates for this feature in the smoothness of the content (picture refresh rate of 144 Hz), responsiveness and accuracy of the touch panel, realistic color rendering and peak brightness (more than 2000 nits).

The technical characteristics are the most productive today. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 CPU, 12 GB of RAM and the Adreno 830 video core will allow you to not worry about the performance of any Android games for another 4-5 years. Just set the maximum graphics settings and enjoy extremely stable gameplay. The combination of optimized Android 15, a capacious 6500 mAh battery and good energy efficiency of the chipset leads to autonomy at the level of 8-9 hours of screen time. There is no wireless charging, but its wired alternative with a power of 80W reduces the time spent near the outlet to 30-35 minutes. The permanent memory is 256/512 GB, there is no slot for MicroSD cards.

Photo capabilities have advanced. The updated main 50-megapixel sensor from Omnivision with hybrid stabilization now works not only with a wide-angle lens of 50 MP, but also with a 2-megapixel macro lens. Stereo sound is not only balanced, but also very loud (over 90 dB). Contactless NFC payment, modem support for 5G networks, control of household appliances using an IR port and a reasonable price tag by today's standards increase the device's chances of commercial success.