@@xbdgaming333 imagine being a gaming phone but lacks on optimization😆. If you are a smart consumer that is into mobile gaming and plays more on native mobile games, iPhone/iPad is the best option for you. There is a reason why streamers and pro players choose to play on IOS device and that is because they are more likely to be optimized than Android phones. U still have no idea? Take a look at iPhone 13 Pro/max which was release like 3yrs ago. Despite being older phone, it is still supported by medium settings @120fps in BR mode. Meanwhile, Redmagic 9s Pro which has SD8G3, only supports 90fps Not to mention that the image quality still looks sharper on the older i13PM.
The phone is not the problem it's the games for not being optimized for this phone otherwise it'll run any game max fps can't blame the device blame the developers
@@dreadwolfYTthey really didn’t care about the heat when making this phone also makes it drain the battery faster 24 ultra with smaller battery last about the same because of that
The iphone 15 is more optimized for games with companies giving max graphics with 120fps for games that aloow it the iphone does throttle and lag eventually tho but the Red magic 9 has a built-in fan to cool the snapdragon chip its built for long gaming just these companies optimize there games for apple hardware. Iphone 15 is a great choice it comes with everything pretty much great camera good specs but the Red magic is strictly if u only care about gaming Would advise u to watch reviews on both phone and make your choice Red magic isn't for everyone just gamers
@@dreadwolfYT I have S23 Ultra and wanted a second phone just for gaming, so I will definitely buy the Red magic 9 pro. Thanks for the response though and I really appreciate your comments mate🙂
Yeah but it's not like it's the phone incapability to get 120 in br codm just optimized apple better and android redmagic can most definitely rn 120 in br is possible
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