We also get a rough idea about the Nubia Red Magic 6R’s design thanks to an illustration that shows four camera sensors at the back, and what appears to be an uncannily large flash module.
As its name somewhat suggests, the Nubia Red Magic 6R could be sold as a low-cost alternative to the full-fat Red Magic 6. However, since it is a gaming smartphone, we can expect it to retain some features such as a high-refresh-rate screen, although it is unlikely that the Red Magic 6R will use the same 165Hz panel. At best, we could get a 120Hz, or maybe even a 144Hz screen.
Under the hood, the Red Magic 6R could employ a Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 chipset. It has been the go-to for just about every OEM that wants to offer a ‘Lite/R/S/’ variant of their flagship smartphone. Besides, it is a Snapdragon 865+ with some extra juice, so one still technically gets flagship-tier hardware. It is hard to tell what else Nubia has in store for us, at this point, but more details about the Red Magic 6R should emerge in the coming weeks.