RedMagic 7: A Little Bit Android, A Little Bit Nintendo Switch
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RedMagic 7: A Little Bit Android, A Little Bit Nintendo Switch
RedMagic 7
The RedMagic 7, starting at $629 and £529, is all about speed and performance to beef up Android games. The highlight is the phone's 165Hz refresh rate on its 6.8-inch screen.
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The phone's starting configuration has 12GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, but can go upwards to 18GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.
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Like many gaming phones, a cooling fan is included to help dissipate heat during gameplay and while fast charging.
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The RedMagic 7's Game Space launcher arranges Android games into a menu that's more like what is seen on a game console.
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On this review unit, the cooling fan has a decorative rainbow light.
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Menus in the Game Space mode let you toggle between refresh rates and other modes.
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Mortal Kombat Mobile supports the 165Hz refresh rate, running extremely smooth in fights.
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The corners of the phone to the left and the right of the exhaust can be set up to act as touch-sensitive "shoulder buttons."
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The phone includes a 65W GaN charger in the box.
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The RedMagic 7 can charge from 0% to 100% in roughly 30 minutes.
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The phone can run directly from the power adapter, allowing the battery to take a break when available.
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The RedMagic 7 runs on RedMagic OS, which is a skin on Android 12.
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The skin has a number of defaults that might not be preferable, such as the NextWord browser and a watermark it imprints on photos. These can be turned off in the Settings menu.
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