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Going around the side of the phone, you’ll find a headphone jack on the top.

There’s a lot going on around the sides of this phone. Unfortunately, you can also see the dust that the fan collects under the glass You can also see the 20,000 RPM fan, and one of three vents on the back of the phone. My review unit is the Supernova version, which has a partially clear backplate with a sort of cheat sheet of specifications printed on it. Sure, it’s a black rectangle, but flip it over to look at the back or the sides and you’ll realize there’s a story here. Put frankly, there’s nothing about this phone that is small or boring, except perhaps its shape. This phone just smacks you in the face with the frying pan of design and dares you to question it.

While some manufacturers have chosen a very conservative approach to their hardware design, Nubia (and other gaming phones) has flipped the buffet table and gone its own way. Design and hardware Adam Doud/Digital TrendsĪny review of the Nubia RedMagic 7 has to start with the hardware. So with that in mind, I’ve been using the phone as my daily driver for about two weeks on T-Mobile’s network.

There are some hard limitations that I’ll outline, but I wanted to approach this from the mindset of a gamer first, and everyone else second. That isn’t to say that the Nubia RedMagic 7 is for everyone.

Microsoft flight simulator 2016 decouverte