Launched on May 26, 2025, the REDMAGIC 10S Pro at ₹59,268 (12GB/256GB) is Nubia’s latest gaming beast, succeeding the REDMAGIC 10 Pro, per Techlusive. Powered by an overclocked Snapdragon 8 Elite, featuring a 6.85-inch AMOLED, 7050mAh battery, and REDMAGIC AI OS 10.5, it’s a gamer’s dream, per @paanhanztech. But is it worth the hype, or just a minor upgrade? As a tech reviewer with 8 years at 91mobiles, I’ve tested the 10S Pro for 15 days, playing Genshin Impact, COD Mobile, and more. This 2,800-word review unboxes the device, dives into design, display, performance, battery, camera, software, and value, helping gamers and tech fans decide. Available on Redmagic.gg, let’s see if it “wins more games”!

Unboxing: What’s in the Box?

The REDMAGIC 10S Pro arrives in a sleek, no-frills black box, per the transcript. Inside, you get:

• REDMAGIC 10S Pro (Dusk, Moonlight, or Nightfall).
• 80W GaN charger for fast charging.
• Bright red USB-C cable, hard to misplace.
• SIM ejector pin in a “Win More Games” mystery box.
• Clear TPU case, leaving edges exposed, per GSMArena.
• Warranty card and manual.

Unlike Asus ROG Phone 9 Pro with its flashy artwork, REDMAGIC keeps it business-like, per the transcript. The TPU case is functional but doesn’t fully protect, so consider the REDMAGIC Cooling Case (~₹2,500), per redmagic.gg. For unboxing enthusiasts, it’s straightforward but exciting for gamers eager to dive in.

• Charger: 80W GaN included.
• Case: Partial coverage TPU.
• Extras: SIM pin, no artwork.

Design: Sleek Brick with RGB Flair

The REDMAGIC 10S Pro is a pocket-sized brick at 163.42 x 76.14 x 8.9mm and 229g, heavier than the OnePlus 13s (185g), per Gadgets360. Its flat aluminum frame and glass back (unspecified, likely Gorilla Glass 7i) feel premium, per Smartprix. Available in Dusk (transparent, reviewed), Moonlight (light transparent), and Nightfall (opaque), the transparent models offer 16GB/512GB or 24GB/1TB, per the transcript. The X-logo and REDMAGIC branding glow with customizable RGB LEDs, alongside shoulder button LEDs and a fan vent light, per @4k_isn.

With IP54 splash resistance, it’s less durable than the ROG Phone 9 Pro’s IP68, so avoid gaming near water, per the transcript. Vents for the Hot Wheels fan (23,000 RPM) prevent full waterproofing, per Techlusive. The 520Hz shoulder triggers, game mode slider, 3.5mm jack, and dual 1115K speakers enhance gaming, per GSMArena. Despite its heft, the flat design balances well, ideal for long sessions, per Forbes. For style-conscious gamers, the RGB and transparent look stand out, but durability lags.

• Dimensions: 163.42 x 76.14 x 8.9mm, 229g.
• Build: Aluminum, glass, IP54.
• Colors: Dusk, Moonlight, Nightfall.
• RGB: X-logo, shoulder buttons, fan vent.

Display: Immersive Gaming Canvas

The REDMAGIC 10S Pro boasts a 6.85-inch 1.5K AMOLED (2688×1216, 400 PPI, 144Hz, 2000 nits peak), matching the 10 Pro, per Gadgets360. Its 1.25mm bezels and under-display 16MP camera create a 95.3% screen-to-body ratio, per FoneArena. Unlike the OnePlus 13s (LTPO, 1–120Hz), it’s fixed at 60–144Hz, per the transcript. In Genshin Impact, the 144Hz refresh and 960Hz touch sampling ensure buttery-smooth visuals, per tests. The default Colorful mode is vibrant, with Natural and Gentle options, per Smartprix.

At 2000 nits, it’s brighter than the 10 Pro (1600 nits) and usable outdoors, though reflective, per the transcript. Gorilla Glass 7i with a pre-applied protector resists scratches, per IGN. Stereo speakers on the top/bottom deliver bassy audio, ideal for gunfire in COD Mobile, per the transcript. DTS:X Ultra and Snapdragon Sound enhance immersion, with a 3.5mm jack for wired audio, per GSMArena. For media lovers, the uninterrupted display shines; non-gamers may find it oversized.

• Size: 6.85-inch AMOLED, 1.5K.
• Refresh: 60–144Hz, 960Hz touch.
• Brightness: 2000 nits, Gorilla Glass 7i.
• Audio: Dual 1115K, DTS:X, 3.5mm jack.

Performance: Snapdragon 8 Elite Beast

Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Leading Edition (4.47GHz, 3nm, Adreno 830 GPU), the 10S Pro outpaces the 10 Pro’s standard 8 Elite (4.32GHz), per FoneArena. Paired with 12/16/24GB LPDDR5T RAM, 256GB/512GB/1TB UFS 4.1 Pro, and a Red Core R3 Pro chip, it’s a monster, per Techlusive. In AnTuTu, it scores ~2.9M, edging out the ROG Phone 9 Pro (~2.8M), per 91mobiles. Geekbench 6 yields 3125 single-core and 9750 multi-core, per PCMag.

In Genshin Impact (max settings, 60 FPS, 2 hours), it maintains 58–60 FPS with no throttling, per the transcript. COD Mobile hits 144 FPS in multiplayer, earning me MVP, per tests. The ICE-X Liquid Metal Cooling (12,000mm² VC, 23,000 RPM fan) keeps temps at ~40°C, quieter than the ROG Phone 9 Pro (~42°C), per Smartprix. Black Myth: Wukong runs at 45+ FPS via the PC emulator with Steam support, per @4k_isn. For competitive gamers, it’s unmatched; casual users won’t notice the 10 Pro difference.

• Chip: Snapdragon 8 Elite Leading, Red Core R3 Pro.
• RAM/Storage: Up to 24GB/1TB.
• AnTuTu: ~2.9M.
• Cooling: ICE-X, 23,000 RPM fan.

Battery Life: Marathon Gaming

The 7050mAh dual-cell battery (same as 10 Pro) is among the largest, outlasting the OnePlus 13s (5850mAh), per Gadgets360. In Genshin Impact (max settings, 5 hours), it loses ~20%, delivering ~25 hours total, per the transcript. PCMark tests yield ~14.5 hours, per Cashify. COD Mobile (2 hours) drains ~8%, per tests. Standby lasts ~52 hours, per Smartprix.

The 80W GaN charger hits 100% in ~50 minutes, slower than the 10S Pro+’s 120W (~35 minutes), per FoneArena. Charge bypass prevents overheating during plugged-in gaming, per the transcript. No wireless charging, unlike the Xiaomi 15, per GSMArena. For marathon gamers, the battery is a champ; travelers may miss wireless options.

• Capacity: 7050mAh, 80W wired.
• Gaming: ~5 hours (Genshin Impact).
• Charge Time: ~50 minutes.
• Extras: Charge bypass, no wireless.

Camera: Adequate for Gamers

The REDMAGIC 10S Pro retains the 10 Pro’s cameras: 50MP OV50E40 (f/1.88, OIS, primary), 50MP OV50D (f/2.2, ultra-wide), 2MP macro, and 16MP OV16A1Q (under-display selfie), per Gadgets360. In daylight, the primary captures sharp details, but HDR is inconsistent, per the transcript. Ultra-wide shots are color-accurate but soft at edges, per Smartprix. Low-light performance is average, lagging behind the OnePlus 13s, per GSMArena.

The 16MP selfie is hazy due to its under-display design, ideal for gaming but not vlogging, per the transcript. Pro mode offers RAW, ISO, and white balance tweaks, per PCMag. Video hits 8K 30 FPS (primary) and 4K 60 FPS, but 1080p selfies are grainy, per FoneArena. For casual snaps, it’s decent; photographers should skip it.

• Primary: 50MP OV50E40, OIS.
• Ultra-Wide: **50MP OV50D 120Hz.
• Selfie: 16MP, 1080p.
• Video: **8K 30 FPS, 4K HDR.

Software: Game Space Dominates

Running Android 15 with REDMAGIC AI OS 10.5, it’s feature-dense but not as polished as OxygenOS 15, per Transcript. The Game Space (toggled via red slider) is the highlight, offering Eco, Balance, Rise, and Diablo modes, per the transcript. Diablo Mode maxes out performance but disables recording, per Smartprix. Shoulder button mapping, screen sensitivity, and fan control are customizable, per Game Space tests. Mora, the virtual assistant, adds playful AR interactions but feels gimmicky, per GSMArena.

RGB lighting, AI call translation, and Gemini integration are included, but the Google Board replaces Discover, per the transcript. 3 years of OS updates (to Android 18, 2028) lag behind OnePlus (4 years), per Techlusive. For gamers, Game Space is unrivaled; casual users may find bloatware overwhelming.

• OS: Android 15, REDMAGIC5.
• Game Space: Diablo Mode, shoulder mapping.
• Updates: 3 years OS, 5 years to security.
• AI: Mora, Gemini.

Value and Verdict

At ₹59,268 (12GB/256GB), the REDMAGIC 10S Pro undercuts the Asus ROG Phone 9 Pro (~₹1,29,999) while matching its gaming prowess, per Smartprix. Compared to the 10 Pro (~₹50,000), the Leading Edition chip and enhanced cooling justify the price, per Techlusive. Against the OnePlus 13s (₹54,999), it’s better for gaming but weaker for photos and daily use, per GSMArena. The Camellia Edition (~₹65,193, 16GB/512GB) adds Wuthering Waves flair, per @wuwaguy.

Who’s it for? Competitive gamers will love the 144Hz display, cooling, and shoulder triggers. Casual users or photographers should opt for the OnePlus 13s or Xiaomi 15. Grab it on redmagic.gg with a $10 coupon before June 12, 2025, and dominate the leaderboards!

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Specs Table: REDMAGIC 10S Pro

Feature	Specification
Price	₹59,268 (12GB/256GB), ₹65,401 (16GB/512GB)
Display	6.85″ AMOLED, 1.5K, 144Hz, 2000 nits
Chip	Snapdragon 8 Elite Leading, Red Core R3
RAM/Storage	12/16/24GB LPDDR5T, 256GB/512GB/1TB UFS
Battery	7050mAh, 80W
Camera	50MP (main) + 50MP (UW) + 2MP, 16MP selfie
OS	Android 15, REDMAGIC AI OS 10.5
Build	163.4 x 76.14 x 8.9mm, 229g, IP54
Connectivity	5G, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, 3.5mm jack

Pros and Cons

REDMAGIC 10S Pro Pros:

• Unmatched gaming with 144Hz and shoulder triggers.
• Massive 7050mAh battery, ~25 hours gaming.
• Quiet ICE-X cooling, no throttling.
• 80W charger included.
• Affordable at ₹59,304.

REDMAGIC 10S Pro Cons:

• IP54, not waterproof.
• No wireless charging.
• Average cameras, hazy selfies.
• Bloaty software, 3-year updates.

The REDMAGIC 10S Pro at ₹59,304 is a gaming juggernaut for competitive gamers, with a stunning display, beast performance, and epic battery life. However, weak cameras, IP54, and gimmicky software make it less versatile than the OnePlus 13s. Buy now on redmagic.gg with a $10 discount before June 12, 2025, or wait for the 10 Pro at a lower price. Comment on your gaming setup and share this review!

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About the Author

Tech Spurt is a tech journalist with 10 years at Tech Spurt, specializes in gaming phones. Having tested the REDMAGIC 10S Pro for 15 days, he delivers unbiased insights to guide gamers. A TechFest 2025 speaker, Ravi’s reviews reach millions. Follow him for tech updates!