The smartphone from 2030 just arrived today...
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- Опубликовано: 19 дек 2023
- There is no camera bump in the future. Current pricing of the RedMagic 9 Pro here: na.redmagic.gg/pages/redmagic... I enjoy gaming phones, since its usually the smartphones built for gaming, like this RedMagic 9 Pro where we see new technology, and designs, really shine.
This RedMagic 9 Pro has a built in RGB Turbo fan that spins at 22,000 RPM to cool down the internal processor. It also has a headphone jack AND 80watt charging AND an under screen camera. (5th generation) And no camera bump on the back.
If this is what the future looks like - I'm all for it.
To win one of the 2 non-damaged Red Magic 9 Pro's in this video just leave any comment on this video - and Ill pick 2 (two) Random winners in the next 7 days. The winners will be notified publicly with a response on their comment from my verified RUclips channel. 
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can't wait for cameras behind the glass to be the norm. Quality is getting close! Albeit not quite there yet.
Love your vids!
the best use for it i feel like would be in a folding phone like how samsungs fold series do it...cus u can use the main cameras for selfies anyway...leaving the under dispay ones for video calls...they arent ready for the normal phone form factor yet..
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Apple will invent it in a few years
@@_BangDroid_ Look forward to see the original concept from Apple
"iPhone users will be seeing all this tech for the first time around 2030"💀💀
he aint wrong, ever since Steve Jobs passed away iPhones have been shit lol
@@voyagerdrift they got the best chips tho
Android=iphone bro looks iphone preformance better than most of android
@@CeeDeeLmao What do you need these chips for? No application is using the CPU even close to being useful. Not to mention the macbook. Used to be also an iPhone user but that is like nonsence
@@ptischkasvaboda for games and power efficiency
Awesome phone , first phone that can defend itself from your burn test 👍🏻 already gave a thumbs up for that , Thanks @jeery for showcasing the phone on your channel will definitely see the teardown video of this phone and i will try my best to have one of these phones with me on that day when you release that teardown video.🙃
yeah, I am waiting for the teardown video to drop as well
Really solid phone. Love to see some common sense in overall innovative design, like no camera bump and headphone jack. Great piece of technology. Keep it up Jerry, love these videos!
"If you are under 40, this is the only real estate left". Bro Straight Savage. ☠
Came looking for this
Only for male, the women nowadays can sell their body effectively and buy flats + real estate.
Too real
The rent for all that space. 2000 a month.
This is what we meant by "stay woke" lol savage truths sadly
Absolutely blown away by the amazing, novel round "audio jack" thing at the top. Wasn't expecting a company like redmagic to be inventing new ports but here we are
The benefit of wired is no lag. So futuristic!
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The advancement in technology will never cease to amaze me.
One of my engineering professors told me that smartphones will one day have _physical_ home buttons. Can you believe that??
This guy must be a grandad to have recognised it
This phone looks awesome! Goal: keeping it simple- less sugar.
I am pretty sure other companies doesn't have the technologies to implement one on their smartphones
it's not often when i am impressed by a phone's design, but this right here is perfect. it's futuristic yet not over the top, and beautifully engineered
Chinese phone
Buddy you're so hilarious I both love and hate your videos. I hate seeing you destroy all this beautiful Tech but I love hearing your jokes part of me does enjoy you destroying these things. I think what I enjoy the most is how you do it with such a calm demeanor
I really hope more phone makers adopt the 'no camera bump' trend. It makes phones look incredibly sleek, and the all-screen front gives off a futuristic vibe.
They won't, they made this phone fat so it can suck air, and most people definitely don't want that.
@xpusostomos this is a gaming phone
@@xpusostomos slightly thicker phones are actually more comfortable to hold tho, and, I, personally, at least, never really cared about the thickness of a phone
@@Gadottinho thickness isn't the issue.... Water resistance and a phone full of dust is the issue...
A way easier fix is pop up cameras being used again in phones. It could arguably even be the best method of front facing camera since phones like the a80 used their main camera as the front one too
Awesome features on the Red Magic 9 Pro! The under-screen camera and the cooling system are great. Definitely one of the smartphones to pass your durability test with flying colors.
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@@The_Horizon shits wild
@@The_HorizonYours look more AI generated tho😂
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@@The_Horizon bro forgot he aint on an alt 💀
haha, I'm shuddering when you scratch it's metal surfaces. It's a strange feeling seeing someone damaging a smartphone deliberately. xD
The build is amazing and the specs are great, can't wait to see the tear-down 😊
the no bump camera thing should be more common nowadays
It's one of the reasons the Note 9 and Galaxy S10 series were the pinnacle of smartphone design.
problem is that you need much distance between lens and sensor to get good photos, flat module means thicker phones or worse photos
Not the S10 Lite. I've been using mine since 2020 and it still irks me due to my quirkiness wanting my phone to be smooth at all edges. The Ringke case smoothens it out, though.@@richardmarkert7736
@@aivanosgg2269not everyone cares about the camera, since this is a gaming phone, it doesn't need good camera
@@umzfbupzvatg1916 yeah but the other person said that it should be more common nowadays, he probably meant phones in general.
4:20 2030 iPhone will call it an "Air-Jack" that will provide world leading seamless audio
"Ijack"😂
@@cezarsobaLMAO NICE ONE 🤣 🤣 🤣
Apple removed the headphone jack first and then all the androids followed after
Literally everybody owns wireless headphones now, thanks to Apple
@@ItsMinarmy and I dont like it bc no matter how good they say the latency is as of right now there will always be a delay
Jerry, I'm officially a Big fan of my first experience with RedMagic & as ever your presentation. At least mo finger splinters or shards from this tech. Cheers.
What a good looking phone. Finally glad to see no big camera bumps or any "notches" on the front. No curved edge screens that break far too easily and a headphone jack to boot! 80 watt charge port dang.
Chinese make the best phones
Redmagic somehow manages to pump out some crazy, new, actually feasable, non-gimmicky feature pretty much every year, which is super impressive.
*“This circular hole is actually a really cool port for audio called a headphone jack. This guy eliminates phonic delays by allowing a hardwired connection for extreme gaming scenarios where milliseconds matter. An ultra premium port these days and a rare sight indeed.”*
😂 Truly a rare sight
Thanks ppl for the likes I appreciate it so much
Auxiliary will always be superior to bluetooth 🍷🗿
Not to mention the sound quality. Bluetooth headphones simply are not as good as a quality pair of wired headphones.
@@bryanrosensteel3331 I know right? Bluetooth is good when it's handy outdoors and stuff, but when listening to music with good aux headphones, it's great. My samsung flip 5 obviously Nas no aux, it's a 2023 phone, yet my friends $60 samsung a03s has aux! I hate it, but I found a usb-c to aux somewhere and now I'm happy
I'd to get my hands on one of these, seems a lot more interesting that what all the other phone companies are making. Can't wait to see inside.....
Damn this is actually the first time I'm genuinely interested in a gaming phone, such cool features, especially because I don't care as much about pristine selfie cam quality, and it's definitely a very cool looking phone with it's 0 bezels
Seriously.. your videos are becoming more and more informative.. I thought it was only a teardown channel but the last one year has shown a lot of changes and indepth coverage.. I believe you are becoming more and more viewer friendly ... Please continue doing the same..
This is truely a game changer in the aesthetics department. Really liked the part when the phone passed the bend test with zero flexing!
this little rgb fan makes me oddly happy
reminds me of when once upon a time one of my siblings had a phone with a little colorful LED that would go crazy to music, we would be ENTRANCED by it for entire drives
Every time I watch a video on a gaming phone, it makes me want to give up all my apple things and get one! Totally right though, really looking forward to the teardown and seeing how the cooling works on this thing! All the best from the UK ^^
The behind the camera shot with the microscope is crazy, I'm so excited to see that become more common in the future.
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Love it when non-mainstream companies prove that there is still room for plenty of micro improvements! : )
Sometime I'd love for you to do a comparison between all the gorilla glass versions. This one is now on gorilla glass 5, but I feel like all of them are "deeper grooves at a level 7"
been a oneplus user for a decade, turned to samsung in the last 2 years, tested a rog 3 a few years back and i'm seriously thinking about getting a redmagic pro in the future... thanks for the extraordinary set of test, and i'll see you around !
I've watched so many of your durability test videos and even after all these years I still have a hard time stomaching the stuff you put this expensive equipment through, feels like burning money haha
It's the scratching sound for me 🤢🤢
I absolutely love the microscope view of the under-screen camera. Seeing the tiny individual LEDs next to the already tiny camera gives you a good perspective on how insane the engineering and manufacturing of those screens must be, even more so if you keep in mind that all of them are individually addressable.
Really an awesome design. That no camera bump and almost completely hidden front camera is really should be a thing for all the smartphone makers
Are we finally going full circle on audio jacks? I've missed wearing monitoring headphones on my commutes
Love that companies are giving us amazing alternatives to the mainstream phone brands. Great video !
Anyone else feeling pain as he scratches the heck out of the Snowfall phone model with the box cutter.
I was intrigued with your video of the phones in 2030. I'm just over 60 and have never gotten a newer phone. Living with two teenage grandkids, they usually get all the new trends. I would love to have a newer model phone. 😊
Sweet phone. Would not mind upgrading to that one bit. Especially the textured black one. Great video btw. Been loving your channel for years now. You're the best at what you do.
Totally solid build. Love the flat back and the invisible camera. Excited to see some other manufacturers work this into their phones!!!
Some have.
There is a price in image quality though. I'd much rather have an unimpeded lens.
Same reason I switched to S24 Ultra from iPhone after using them for 17 years straight. The rounded corner slabs have become boring. I've been far more "excited" over S24 Ultra than any of the last 4-5 iPhones I've owned? It feels like MY phone, not an iPhone I've "rented" from Apple until they release a new one. The customization options are insanely granular, allowing users to customize just about anything within Android. The beauty is that customization is purely optional and by no means required. I was blown away by the options to customize the keyboard alone. My only regret is not switching earlier. 🤦
I'm a big fan of your teardown videos and the durability tests you do! It's impressive to see the kind of technology that becomes available when companies decide to release it. Thanks for putting out yet another great review!
Really love how they manage to please their target audience with all the expectations exceeded, the headphones jack is a dime in theses days especially for gaming.
Really appreciate your work keep that going. 🥰
Hi! I have a Huawey Nova 3, from 2018, with my screen broken, offered by my brother living in China. Currently unemployed, despite being an instructor, with a degree in Communication Design, and trying to shift to Brand Strategy. If the «damaged» phone is up for the task and you havent yet fully ruined it, it still is a lot better, despite the scratches, than my current phone. And I'd be pleased to be offered that one. If you don't mind feel free to offer me the phone as it is (if currently working, of course). Thank you and keep rigging everything! Cheers from Portugal!
I really don't like camera bumps, so I find this flat back camera module really awesome, and the under the screen front camera is nice and is getting better too.
Really appreciate the effort you put into these unboxing and teardown videos, JerryRig! Your detailed commentary and step-by-step process makes it so much easier to understand what's happening. Keep up the good work!
Interesting to see how far Redmagic have come, I remember seeing their first smartphone years ago and that thing was pretty much a brick
How thick is it? No wonder it survived the bend test I saw the side profile and immediately knew it'd survive.
That close-up of the AMOLED screen with the microscope was really cool! Wild to think how much detail we can see when the pixels are that spread out in reality. Awesome video, like always!
Innovative and futuristic idea by Redmagic. It's really fascinating that the company gives us an idea of the near future and definitely deserves remark.
That's one ugly phone though.
@@Chris.in.taiwanIn my opinion, the RedMagic 9 has a better design compared to the latest ROG 8. The design of the ROG 8 looks cheap to me, especially considering it's pricier than the RedMagic 9.
Thanks for another great review. This phone would definitely be top of the list as it seems to be the most durable ive seen. An absolute unit to be precise!
The dj scratch test on the black one is me scratching my fathers old vinyl records when I was a kid
I absolutely love the design. Reminds me of the older Sonys. No rounded corners, just right angles. Perfection ❤
Pretty awesome to see the under the screen front camera getting better! I've been wanting a phone like that forever. Had one of the pop up motor ones a few years back but this is so much cleaner and innovative. Thanks for superb vids as usual.
What a sight for sore eyes finding out it has an audio jack. The whole design of the phone looks awesome too!!
Chinese phones are best
I wonder if the glass part is replaceable if in case it got some scratches near the camera.. otherwise interesting phone, might be my next phone switch from S23Ultra
It's nice to see what was originally a niche product - a gaming focused device with most other features taking a back seat - becoming more well rounded and incorporating a few features the big players are still shying away from.
Phones look amazing! Cameras behind the glass should be a must have in 2023. I think the quality of selfie cameras will always dip, but I don’t think really really matters for the front. Great video, as always 👍
cant wait to see under display cameras on every flagship phone in the next few years
The overall design of this phones strikes a perfect balance between form and function, making it not just a tool, but a statement of style. I'd be happy to own one of this in 2024😁
This is the first time I have been genuinely excited to see a new phone be released. Every other time it's just the same phone with 1 or 2 very minor changes, but this just seems to do everything right! Also, seeing you scrape and scratch the phone crushed my soul, but I'm very happy to actually see how well it handles damage.
I've always loved redmagic's Innovation. You don't see change in phones much anymore so every time they make one it's actually interesting and different
You commented before the video was even released, how?
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@@fl1pper861 yeah! How?!?
@@fl1pper861vip subscribers can see the video earlier than normal subscribers
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Someone needs to make a phone with a matterial that repairs itself from small scratches and minor scuffs over time. I remember reading about this material back in 2014 I beleive.
Seeing a Jack port on a Phone that basically has the latest tech inside is kinda wild lol
I really enjoyed this one, im always a bit anxious with the flame test but boy did this Phone hold up to it. Quite impressive to only take damage by the scratch test basically.
One thing tho, maybe it would be a good addition to scratch the top pixels to see how scratches affect the selfie camera quality.
Even if I wont win one, Im probably getting the phone. Had ZTE for a long time(until i broke em and sit on an S5 now lol) and the Axon 7 was actually one of my absolute favourites.
Красивый телефон!
cant remember the last time I used the selfie camera so having it hidden and not taking any screen real estate is great! The look on these is kinda cool and the fan implementation might be the best one I've seen yet, that could also be very useful when shooting longer videos.
so no one to video chat with then?
@@shkdesigns4249nope that's why these phones target enthusiasts
@@shkdesigns4249 lol, and exactly why would I need video chat regularly? You do realize you can just see people irl too?
Same, for gamers it’s beyond great
I use the selfie camera more for seeing the ports on the back of my TV when plugging in cables.
This is a real solid phone, awesome design and really nice to see some company stick with the old jack.
I'm glad one company eliminated the ridiculous idea of a camera bump... Now if only they were smart enough to make the most handled device you own not 80% glass...
Wow! been a while since I was actually stunned with the exterior design of a smartphone
How can you not be in love with the Snowfall version??
I usually don't like brick phones but this one's design is freaking awesome! I love how the phone resembles like a starship, and it has this like mecha-ish design on its back.
I Love how Red Magic has accepted user reviews and have made changes on user demans and we see what the journey has been of almost all phones in your channel. I love the way your content is portrayed. I with all people who watch your videos will love to know what goes on creating a full length teardown video. From taking a project to finally closing that project, and yes I mean from acquiring the product to the finalisation of the video. Love from India 🕉
It's been a long time coming for that underscreen front camera to be functional!
The flat backs 100% are the way forward for me. And seeing a functional underscreen selfie cam is really cool too!
Flat backs, headphone jack, no notch/punchhole and boxy design instead of the common soap holder shape. I think I finally found a worthy opponent to my favorite phone, the Xperia Z Ultra.
Chinese phones are best
Really had me anxious while you were testing such a pricey phone's durability, but as expected of the price, it would most likely survive, I've had my eyes on this phone for quite a while upon release, it was perfect, with its high performance capability and such a sleek design that will surely attract hardcore mobile gamers out there like me! I love how this video also shows how durable the device is against numerous challenges regarding its durability, which furthermore increases my desire for this phone, as always, 10/10 video, keep making more of these, very entertaining and experimental!
it's cool to see a company going bold with their design when everyone reiterates what they've settled with
I love fixing phones for a living. Watching Zach with Jerry rig is just the best entertainment. While I fix you break lol
2023 is really surprising me now that Amazons $AMS39K hit the road. After all these years of barely reading anything good I was usually just shutting down any type of media influence as much as I can but this brings back good lights and it should give hop
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That perfect block shape they have is the feature I didn't know I wanted until I saw this. Kudos for Redmagic for continuing to innovate despite the other phone companies becoming more risk-averse when it comes to developments like this.
looking forward to the teardown video. that thing looks crazy
Wow! That was insane! But I am not sure at one thing. If it absorbs as much heat like 50°C from outside temperature. Will it have a burning effect while in pocket?
I wonder how much time will it take for other companies to make under the screen front cameras, but still the no camera bump thing was even more amazing for me
The underscreen camera is not anything new, it appeared years ago. problem is that with higher resolution, the camera image quality significantly drops. Most phone companies couldn't bear with it, cuz normal users still cares about that😂
That back design with no bumps is awesome, can't wait to see other manufacturers do it too. Love your vids, Zack.
My LG V50 has had it's cameras behind the glass and a smooth bumpless backside since 2019 lol. No clue why camera bumps were ever even a thing since clearly it was already possible to design them with a flat smooth back surface if they wanted to.
All of you heard a give away, 70k comments while on avergage with the same views he have arround 6-8k 🙂. Such a good startegy, and this video is like 100% better then average videos too.
Lol'ed so hard when you said 'iPhone will be seeing all this tech in 2030' 😆 Great phone and great video once again Jerry. Would be a perfect phone for me, looking for a gaming phone and I absolutly hate notches and bumps. A perfect slab with all the tech you'll ever need! Goal for the next year is to get fit using vr.
I love the look of this phone. I'm glad companies are going back to flat faced screens instead of curved ones. I've been using a pixel 6 pro and i've grown to loathe the curved screen. This phone could be a front runner for my next device. Great videos as always, and Happy New Year.
This is one of the most uniquely designed phones I have seen in a long time. I like the idea of the front facing cameras being not able to be seen, it opens up more screen space! Everything about it is fascinating. The RGB lights and lack of camera bumps are fascinating. It’s nice to see some innovation and desire to stand out
Lol you are crazy, we need to know where the camera is so that we can cover it up
@@anigah From what?
@@simpleasflipcover it up to ensure you are not being spied on
@@anazahmed509 Everything is already spying on you, ur watch, ur headphones, ur fridge possibly, ur car, ur tv, ur current phone anything and everything technology is spying on you some way
Fell in love with the device crazy how they managed to fit all those crazy technologies /inovations inside that device
Bro straight up roasting IOS users....💀
It will be interesting how long it takes for the more major companies to integrate under screen front facing camera's, and how they will look, but I'm sure you'll cover them for us! Keep up the good work!
That's a seriously impressive phone - The under screen sensors are truly a generation ahead, and I'm going to look for some benchmarks and details on the cooling system. Thanks for another wild and interesting video Jerry!
It's phones like these that carry the excitement in the smartphone industry nowadays. Really cool!
The cooling fan definitely works when you have playing for long hours, my phone usually gets super hot when playing for one hour or more, i think this will be definitely easier to play with!
That camera under the screen is such a neat idea; I was waiting for the downsides but overall this is just a super solid looking phone. A happy early new year to you as well!
It's poorer photo quality wasn't too huge of a deal, either. It is a front facing camera after all, which is more of a "secondary" camera, anyways, which nobody uses to take "high quality" photos.
For the purpose of face recognition, making a quick video call, or making a funny face with a friend, it's perfectly capable.
I absolutely love the idea of hidden front camera. Overall this phone does look nice.
What is missing here is some sort of docking station for this phone so it could be used as "desktop", at least in some form. Modern phones do have enough power to be used as such, it would be really nice.
I still use Asus 7 Pro with a flip-able camera module and it is the best solution. No notch or hole in the screen. Main camera, which is always way better than front-facing camera in any phone, acting as a selfie camera. Wide-angle camera is very useful when you want to take a selfie with a large group of people. And flash light is also available. Moreover flip-able module allows to take a panorama photos very quickly and reliable, it scans around in less than 2 seconds. And last, but not least, sometimes I rotate camera module by just 45 degrees to conveniently take a photo of tall buildings or a photo from below.
Shame that the concept never became popular and it is completely abandoned now.
couldn't you just use a samsung dex for that?
It's an android phone, it probably supports dex.
I haven't been interested in buying a phone in what feels like a decade, but this one might be worth it. Thanks for the review!
The best thing about Jerry's videos must be his voice. it's even smoother than his head. kudos
I really hope more manufacturers adopt the 'no camera bump'. This makes phones look crazy good. Also, the all screen front makes it look like something from star trek. Very slick.
No bump on the back is nice, but putting the front camera under the screen may degrade the quality of the picture since the light has to penetrate through the AMOLED layer.
Steve Jobs would back hand Tim Cook if he saw what the iPhone has turned into 🤣
@@billant2But it's also just a selfie camera so many don't expect highest quality from it anyway.
@@Nikelangelo- Ya, but why blur it, I rather see a better selfie pic through a tiny hole.
@@billant2 I think this way it looks nicer. I don't even remember the last time I used the front camera aside from the iris scanner
Great review as always. That pretty much invisible front-facing camera is actually insane. also the design looks super cool and durable as hell. the only drawback is that it's a super thick phone but it's a gaming phone with a cooling system, so that's impressive because there's no external cooling system like ROGs (I don't remember which one lol)
You should include some real life scenarios with those blowing out fans - like covering phone with a kg of flour or sone fine dust :D
If you are under 10 and believe portrait orientation is the best then the camera position is fine otherwise they should be in the middle of the back. This will reduce vibration. Is there some technical reason for not placing them there?
Why glass backs? I would gladly forgo wireless charging for the better cooling of aluminium. Then there might not be a need for the added complexity of the fan.
Apart from that, I like it
This is the first video of yours I have watched and consider me impressed. Most phones these days just work, in my experience, so it's nice to see the most important thing to most people, the durability of the aesthetics, put through the wringer :)
Okay, the no camera bump thing actually made my jaw drop. I can't believe the amount of stuff they could fit inside this phone, meanwhile other brands keep removing features like headphone jacks because "there is no space". Although I'm not sure I'll upgrade to this in a good while since I have the redmagic 8 pro and, as this test showed, it's really sturdy! I can tell it's gonna last many many years.
no bump because it is 3/4 an inch thick!!
LG V50 from 2019 had no camera bump 😅 crazy how tech RUclipsrs didn't give LG enough credit for the futuristic features they introduced when they were in the smartphone business. I still think the swiveling concept of LG Wing is the future and much better approach towards a dual screen productivity phone than fragile folding phones that has a total life of one year if used as a heavy usage daily driver.
Finally someone did what the rest of the flagship phones should have done years ago. Specs are not too shabby either
Another test you could add which is more practical to some of us who work in electronics is solder test. Similar to fire just drop a blob of hot solder on the screen, way more repeatable and i would really like to know how scared my phone should be