Nubia Red Magic 7S series is launching on July 11. Ahead of the launch, the company has shared the AnTuTu benchmarking score of the upcoming series. The score surpassed the 1.15 million mark which is higher than any Android smartphone in the market. The Red Magic 7S series is equipped with the latest Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 accompanied by MAGIC GPU.

The Red Magic series consists of two powerful smartphones in the face of Red Magic 7S and Red Magic 7S Pro. It has been expected that the upcoming Red Magic series will provide top-of-the-line performance and will dominate the benchmarking charts. Now, Nubia has gone ahead and confirmed that upcoming gaming phones will indeed offer monstrous performance.

The company has shared a new teaser on its Weibo handle that showcases the AnTuTu benchmarking score of the upcoming Red Magic 7S series. The AnTuTu benchmarking score of the device is at a combined total of 1,156,044. This is more than the Motorola Moto X30 Pro and Xiaomi 12S Pro which scored 1,114,761 and 1,113,135 points respectively. Note that Motorola and Xiaomi devices are also equipped with Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1.

The Red Magic 7S series is expected to have extreme specs on paper. The Red Magic smartphones will come with top-end LPDDR5+UFS3.1 storage and will have a unique heat dissipation system called ICE 10.0 magic cold heat dissipation. The smartphones are expected to offer around 18GB RAM which is even more than an XBOX (Not technically).

The Red Magic 7S Pro is likely to be fueled by a 5000mAh battery supporting 135W or 165W fast charging. The smartphone is also rumored to have a 165Hz refresh rate. Red Magic 7S, on the other hand, is expected to have a 4500mAh battery, 120W fast charging, and 120Hz refresh rate.

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