REDMAGIC Nova Review - A Must Have Tablet For Gamers?

We’ve covered several REDMAGIC products on Droid Gamers, notably praising the REDMAGIC 9 Pro as the "best gaming mobile around." Now, we're excited to declare the REDMAGIC Nova as the top gaming tablet on the market. Let's dive into five compelling reasons why the Nova stands out.

Look and Feel

The REDMAGIC Nova is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, specifically tailored for gamers. It strikes a perfect balance—neither too light and flimsy nor too heavy and cumbersome for extended gaming sessions. Its futuristic design is highlighted by a semi-transparent panel spanning the back, complete with an RGB-illuminated REDMAGIC logo and an RGB fan, making it visually striking. Despite taking a few knocks during our testing, the Nova showed no signs of damage, proving its durability and style go hand in hand.

Unlimited Power

Okay, maybe not unlimited power, but the Nova packs enough punch to dominate in the gaming tablet arena. Powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen. 3 processor and equipped with DTS-X audio through a four-speaker setup, it ensures a seamless gaming experience, no matter the title.

Solid Battery Life

Despite its powerful internals, the REDMAGIC Nova boasts impressive battery life, lasting roughly 8-10 hours on a full charge during gaming sessions. While it does experience some standby drain, even the most demanding games didn't significantly impact its battery performance.

Great For Gaming

Our testing revealed no lag or slowdown across various games on the Nova. The touchscreen responded flawlessly, and internet connectivity was swift for downloads and server connections. Whether you're into casual or hardcore gaming, the Nova excels, particularly in competitive online titles. Its large, crisp screen and superior sound gave us a competitive edge over smartphone users, allowing us to catch every critical audio cue in action-packed games.

Gamer Friendly Features

The Nova includes additional features that enhance the gaming experience, accessible by swiping from either side of the screen. These include overclocked performance modes, notification blocking, network prioritization, quick messaging, and brightness locking. The ability to resize the game screen and set up automatic triggers offers a potential (albeit possibly unfair) advantage, though we used these sparingly.

So, is it worth it?

Absolutely. If you're passionate about gaming on a tablet, the REDMAGIC Nova is unmatched. Minor flaws are overshadowed by its robust features and performance. You can purchase it directly from the REDMAGIC website by clicking here.