The Phone Review: Unboxing and First Impressions
Unboxing the Phone
I've got my hands on the latest gaming phone, which promises to deliver top-tier specs at an affordable price. As I lift off the packaging, I'm immediately struck by the premium feel of the device. The metal body is shiny and weighty, with a nice heft to it that suggests a high-quality build. The design is sleek and futuristic, with a subtle LED light strip along the bottom edge that adds a touch of sophistication. A small emblem on the back resembles the Ferrari logo, which seems like a clever nod to the phone's gaming heritage.
The Box Contents
Inside the box, I find a standard set of accessories, including the charger and a manual. The charger is a nice touch, as it's a physical cable with no flimsy wall adapter attached. It's clear that the manufacturer has put thought into the packaging, making sure everything is securely wrapped and protected. A small screen protector comes pre-applied to the device, which is a nice bonus for reducing scratches and fingerprints.
Removing the Cellophane
As I prepare to put the phone through its paces, I'm reminded of the annoying sticky cellophane that often accompanies new electronics. The phone's manufacturer has chosen to include this feature, likely to prevent scratches or other damage during shipping. However, I'm not a fan of peeling away at the plastic wrapper, so I opt for a more gentle approach.
Gaming Aesthetic
One thing that stands out immediately about this phone is its gaming aesthetic. The design is bold and futuristic, with a clear emphasis on performance and power. The vents on the sides of the device are not only functional but also add to the overall design language, giving the phone a sense of premium quality. I'm intrigued by the shoulder buttons, which feel substantial and tactile under my fingers.
Boot-Up and Initial Impressions
As I boot up the phone for the first time, I'm struck by its speed and responsiveness. The 90Hz refresh rate makes for silky-smooth visuals, while the AMOLED display is clear and vibrant. The camera is an interesting feature, with a single lens that belies its potential capabilities. According to the manufacturer, this is a 48-megapixel Sony IMX 586 sensor, which should be capable of producing high-quality images.
Performance and Features
Once I've got the phone up and running, I start to explore its features and performance capabilities. The device comes with a dedicated game space, where I can access my favorite titles and control various settings on the fly. There's also a quick-access panel for toggling features like fan control and performance modes, which should help me squeeze every last bit of power out of the phone.
Conclusion
For now, that's my initial take on this gaming phone. It's clear that the manufacturer has put a lot of thought into its design and features, with a focus on delivering high-performance capabilities at an affordable price. While I'm still waiting for the full review to be published, I'm excited to see how this device holds up in practice. If you're interested in learning more about this phone and whether it's right for you, be sure to check out the link in the description below.
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhello guys Adam shitski here coming at you with an unboxing of the red magic 3 this device has the potential to be the best value gaming phone on the market right now for under $500 that's 450 euros you get your device that's packing all of the very top tier specs and a lot of unique features that I'll get to in a moment that makes it significantly more affordable than the Razer phone - or the Zeus of rods which are both a generation behind now I've already reviewed the red magic Mars recently that was sporting a Snapdragon 845 but this should be a significant step up from that already very impressive device of course this comes with the Snapdragon 85 5 now which means it gets the Adreno 640 GPU as your still it actually has a built-in fan a physical fan with vents and everything otherwise you've got a five thousand milliamp hour battery which is stupid impressive built-in shoulder buttons so you've got some actual tactile input see it sounds pretty interesting let's take a look lift that off and in here we have the box very nicely presented looks like it's in a showroom or something here's the phone itself now of course these are gaming phones that means you get the gaming aesthetic I'm aware they're not everyone is into the gaming aesthetics but personally I really am in fact if I had it my way everything would have RGB lighting here's the Aurora band we got on the last one otherwise in the box it's just a bear charger in a manual but it's a nice charge on a manual so all these vents are obviously for the fan and they also have the added bonus of adding to that gamer aesthetic at the same time anyways let's do the bit that everyone likes and take off this sticky cellophane I actually have like a stick of phobia so I don't enjoy the spin I could just slide it out but I'm doing this for you guys I'm gonna get a satisfying peel that was not really actually because it's not stuck to the foetus while I care little pocket that was that's pointless we've got to do it just have a kind of screen protector on it by the looks of it but I'm not going to remove that they go it's very metal very shiny much more premium feeling than the red magic Mars and you like it when we get to review phones aren't just black squares and this definitely isn't that that she feels really nice it's weighty so where the shoulder buttons those are the shoulder buttons first a little emblem down here looks like the Ferrari emblem or something got some kind of interesting connector here which suggests the addition of future peripherals yeah I'm liking anyways enough of that let's boot it up here we go privacy policy everybody's favorite bit well skipper for now do you ever SIM cards put into it later do if you can tell from my accent but I am from the UK to get that from now they look yeah location consent that's fine oh hello that's all cool I'm the guy in the background there I don't know what franchise that's from so it won't come across in this video this is actually really buttery smooth thanks to a 90 Hertz refresh rate to massive screen to it's a 6.5 inch AMOLED which means obviously really immersive games but also quite useful for productivity tasks and typing on the screen that kind of thing yeah feels nippy but I mean you'd expect nothing less let's take a look at the camera shall we agree yeah well it's hard to tell right from the start but it's certainly not skimping on anything so there's just one camera lens as you probably noticed but this is a 48 megapixel Sony IMX 586 sensor that's the same one found in the likes of the Xiaomi 9 so it's actually pretty decent despite that and this is the first smartphone apparently to offer 8k video recording actually when you take into account that camera and the low cost and the great screen which would make it fantastic for media consumption this could be a really good prospect for non gamers as well as long as you don't mind the aesthetic and it's actually cheaper than other ostensibly value phones like the oneplus 7 when you take all that into account it's really tantalizing prospect so yeah Google is present and correct too on the phone so that means I can start downloading some apps and test out the performance okay so I've added some games to the device now flick this switch on the side and you can actually enter a dedicated game space and see all your titles in one spot this also gives you quick access to features and performance tweaks you can control the fan for example check the temperature enter a performance mode it's pretty cool it really is like a gaming PC almost so those were just my initial thoughts when I open this thing for the full review of course check out the link in the description and head over to Andrew authority comm I really put this thing through its paces and there's a lot to discuss over there whilst you there of course why not take a look around after all we are your source for all things Androidhello guys Adam shitski here coming at you with an unboxing of the red magic 3 this device has the potential to be the best value gaming phone on the market right now for under $500 that's 450 euros you get your device that's packing all of the very top tier specs and a lot of unique features that I'll get to in a moment that makes it significantly more affordable than the Razer phone - or the Zeus of rods which are both a generation behind now I've already reviewed the red magic Mars recently that was sporting a Snapdragon 845 but this should be a significant step up from that already very impressive device of course this comes with the Snapdragon 85 5 now which means it gets the Adreno 640 GPU as your still it actually has a built-in fan a physical fan with vents and everything otherwise you've got a five thousand milliamp hour battery which is stupid impressive built-in shoulder buttons so you've got some actual tactile input see it sounds pretty interesting let's take a look lift that off and in here we have the box very nicely presented looks like it's in a showroom or something here's the phone itself now of course these are gaming phones that means you get the gaming aesthetic I'm aware they're not everyone is into the gaming aesthetics but personally I really am in fact if I had it my way everything would have RGB lighting here's the Aurora band we got on the last one otherwise in the box it's just a bear charger in a manual but it's a nice charge on a manual so all these vents are obviously for the fan and they also have the added bonus of adding to that gamer aesthetic at the same time anyways let's do the bit that everyone likes and take off this sticky cellophane I actually have like a stick of phobia so I don't enjoy the spin I could just slide it out but I'm doing this for you guys I'm gonna get a satisfying peel that was not really actually because it's not stuck to the foetus while I care little pocket that was that's pointless we've got to do it just have a kind of screen protector on it by the looks of it but I'm not going to remove that they go it's very metal very shiny much more premium feeling than the red magic Mars and you like it when we get to review phones aren't just black squares and this definitely isn't that that she feels really nice it's weighty so where the shoulder buttons those are the shoulder buttons first a little emblem down here looks like the Ferrari emblem or something got some kind of interesting connector here which suggests the addition of future peripherals yeah I'm liking anyways enough of that let's boot it up here we go privacy policy everybody's favorite bit well skipper for now do you ever SIM cards put into it later do if you can tell from my accent but I am from the UK to get that from now they look yeah location consent that's fine oh hello that's all cool I'm the guy in the background there I don't know what franchise that's from so it won't come across in this video this is actually really buttery smooth thanks to a 90 Hertz refresh rate to massive screen to it's a 6.5 inch AMOLED which means obviously really immersive games but also quite useful for productivity tasks and typing on the screen that kind of thing yeah feels nippy but I mean you'd expect nothing less let's take a look at the camera shall we agree yeah well it's hard to tell right from the start but it's certainly not skimping on anything so there's just one camera lens as you probably noticed but this is a 48 megapixel Sony IMX 586 sensor that's the same one found in the likes of the Xiaomi 9 so it's actually pretty decent despite that and this is the first smartphone apparently to offer 8k video recording actually when you take into account that camera and the low cost and the great screen which would make it fantastic for media consumption this could be a really good prospect for non gamers as well as long as you don't mind the aesthetic and it's actually cheaper than other ostensibly value phones like the oneplus 7 when you take all that into account it's really tantalizing prospect so yeah Google is present and correct too on the phone so that means I can start downloading some apps and test out the performance okay so I've added some games to the device now flick this switch on the side and you can actually enter a dedicated game space and see all your titles in one spot this also gives you quick access to features and performance tweaks you can control the fan for example check the temperature enter a performance mode it's pretty cool it really is like a gaming PC almost so those were just my initial thoughts when I open this thing for the full review of course check out the link in the description and head over to Andrew authority comm I really put this thing through its paces and there's a lot to discuss over there whilst you there of course why not take a look around after all we are your source for all things Android\n"
