Nubia Mobile, a subsidiary of ZTE, has unveiled the Red Magic, the first-ever gaming smartphone with customizable RGB lights, similar to Chroma keyboards.
That's all for today! Thank you for tuning in and giving #RedMagic your support. Until next time… #redmagicreveal pic.twitter.com/kLnyE5bcz1
— REDMAGIC (@redmagicgaming) April 19, 2018
The RGB strip found on the back of the device can output up to 16 million different colours and four different lighting effects, though it’s currently unclear what Nubia means by ‘lighting effects.’
The Red Magic features Android 8.1 Oreo, 8GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, 3,800mAh battery pack, a built-in DAC and DTS amplifier. It also has a Snapdragon 835 chipset, an 18:9 aspect ratio 5.99-inch display with a 1080 x 2160 pixel resolution
It’s strange that Nubia would use a 2017 processor instead of 2018’s Snapdragon 845. It also lacks the 120Hz display seen on the Razer%20Phone.Currently,%20the%20early%20bird%20price%20for%20the%20device%20is%20$399%20USD%20($505%20CAD)%20and%20pre-orders%20go%20live%20on%20April%2026th,%20via%20
We’ve reached out to Nubia to see if the device will be available for Canadians, however, that’s a fair price considering the above specs.
Recent reports reveal that Asus is also working on a gaming phone, potentially it too will have customizable lights somewhere on the device.
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