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Redmagic Gaming Phones

Buy Red Magic smartphones

With a Redmagic smartphone, you’re choosing a phone that cares about only one thing: gaming. Nubia’s gaming brand builds devices with robust cooling systems, super-fast displays, and large batteries, so your favorite game still runs smoothly even after an hour. In the overview below, you can compare Redmagic phones and instantly see the current prices from reliable retailers. NewMobile.com is independent, so you’ll find honest comparisons without any sales pitches. Use the filters to sort by price, memory, or screen size and instantly find the Redmagic that’s right for you.

Redmagic Gaming Phones

What should you look for in a Redmagic smartphone?

Redmagic has been making smartphones since 2018 with one clear mission: to deliver the best possible gaming experience. While other manufacturers strike a balance between camera, design, and performance, Redmagic almost always prioritizes performance. A nice bonus: with Redmagic, you usually pay less for the latest top-of-the-line chip than you would with established top brands, as you can see from the current prices in the overview above. That makes choosing within the brand straightforward, but it’s still good to know where the devices excel and where you might have to compromise. Still undecided between brands? Then check out the broader overview of gaming phones.

Built for gaming

You’ll find these features on virtually every Redmagic device, and they make all the difference during long gaming sessions:

  • Active cooling: a built-in fan dissipates heat, ensuring the processor keeps running at full speed even after extended gaming sessions and preventing the device from throttling.
  • Seamless display: the front-facing camera is embedded beneath the screen. No camera cutout or notch—so you get to use the full screen.
  • High refresh rate: the screen refreshes more times per second than on a regular smartphone, making games look smoother and allowing you to react faster.
  • Shoulder triggers: touch-sensitive buttons on the side function like the triggers on a game controller, which is handy for shooters and racing games.
  • Large battery: gaming drains power; Redmagic compensates for this with batteries that are well above average and recharge quickly.

Pro, S, and Air: here’s how the lineup is structured

Redmagic keeps its naming scheme simple. Each generation number represents a model year, with the Pro as the full-fledged top-of-the-line model. An S version often appears halfway through the cycle: the same device with a faster chip and minor improvements. In addition, some generations feature an “Air” model—a thinner and lighter variant that sacrifices slightly in terms of cooling and battery size. If you see multiple models listed in the overview, the number is your first point of reference and the suffix is your second.

The Honest Considerations

A Redmagic is built for gamers, and you can feel that even outside of gaming. Keep these points in mind:

  • Camera: great for everyday photos, but not on par with flagships from established brands in the same price range. If you take a lot of photos, this is the biggest compromise.
  • Size and weight: a large screen, big battery, and a fan make the device bulky and heavy. It feels good in your hand while gaming, but not so great in a small pants pocket.
  • Software and updates: the proprietary software is less polished than that of the major brands, and Redmagic typically promises fewer years of updates. Check the update policy for the model you’re considering.
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