ZTE Nubia Red Magic 6s Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

ZTE Nubia Red Magic 6s Pro - maximum for gamers

Gaming smartphones are a narrowly focused thing, but such devices are finding an increasing number of fans around the world thanks to the appearance of beautiful and sophisticated Android games. The creation of a gadget in the mentioned segment is not an easy task even for very experienced manufacturers, but the Chinese company ZTE coped well with such tasks. The hero of today's review was no exception to the rule, but in the pursuit of additional performance and gameplay comfort, other aspects of the phone were missed.

The appearance of the novelty is almost similar to that of its predecessor, however, the exterior can only be scolded by the thick top frame with an 8-megapixel selfie camera. This flaw is fully paid for by the beauty of the glass back panel with an extraordinary texture, metal edging with even more sensitive touch trigger buttons . The block of three cameras also looks original. The 6.8-inch AMOLED screen does not set records for image clarity ( FullHD + resolution), but it surprises with crazy refresh rates at 165Hz and sampling of the touch panel at 720Hz, as well as a huge margin of brightness. Of course, the AMOLED panel was not left without a high-quality oleophobic layer.

The technical characteristics are presented by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888+ processor, 12 / 16GB of RAM and the Adreno 660 video accelerator - the top bundle, which is really revealed precisely in the monitored gadget thanks to the modified active cooling system. The cooler, although not the quietest, has a consistently high frequency with maximum graphics presets in Genshin Impact, Fortnite, Tank Company and other resource-intensive titles. The heating of the case is also reduced due to CO. The volume of internal storage is limited to 128 / 256GB of ROM , so the second configuration is recommended for purchase.

Photographic abilities are more likely to cause a negativity against the background of all of the above. The budget 64-megapixel Samsung GW3 sensor with 8- and 2-megapixel modules is bad for evening shooting due to the lack of optical stabilization, inexpensive lenses. There is no reason to hope for impressive detailing of the frames, and sometimes there is too much noise. Daytime photos are more natural and detailed, but they are far from the flagship. But the situation with autonomy is excellent. A 4500mAh battery guarantees about one and a half days of operation of the phablet, and it is really possible to charge it up to 100% in ridiculous 15-20 minutes (fast charging at 120W ). Fantastically loud stereo speakers , NFC contactless payment, support for 5G networks and a reasonable price tag have a positive effect on the attractiveness of the device for the end user, but before buying, ask the question: "Do you really love games that much?" If the answer is no, it is worth looking at alternatives from third-party brands.