192: Red Star X Real Machine Review

The excitement of August eventually passed, and the 100,000 Red Star X units that Red Star began selling on the 31st were delivered to users within approximately one week. Many people immediately shared their experiences online upon receiving their phones.

Deeply Cultivating Farmland, Praising Enterprise Beauty: "1. The whole device looks large, but due to the very high screen-to-body ratio, it's very comfortable to hold.

2. The battery life is extremely ample; it easily lasts a full day of use. For heavy non-gaming use, charging once a day is no problem.

3. The ceramic feel is incredibly, incredibly, incredibly good, warm and smooth like jade, without the cold sensation of metal. When you look closely, it even feels like there's a layer of glass on top, full of mysterious texture. PS: I highly recommend white; black without a case is very prone to fingerprints. I have to wipe it dozens of times a day.

4. The earpiece volume is not small, sufficient for daily use, and the ultrasonic proximity sensor is also very sensitive.

5. Mine is the 256G version, and it's incredibly fast.

6. And most importantly, this phone has incredible 'B-grid' (swagger). No one has ever seen such an awesome phone when you take it out."

Time and Space Administration Slacker: "The Full-Screen Display gestures are very easy to use; I adapted to them in less than a day. Swiping around on the phone is very cool. I'll mention something that many people might not have noticed: the external speaker sound quality is excellent. I don't know if Red Star specially tuned it, but the sound quality is superb, just like a speaker playing music."

Zuo Qianmo: "Haha, when I unboxed it at school, our classroom was almost packed with people. Before I even touched it after taking it out of the box, my classmates grabbed it to look. The mecha sound effect of the pop-up camera is absolutely awesome! The ceramic material really complements this phone perfectly. I even used an art knife to scratch it, and there wasn't a single mark."

Phone Enthusiast: "Wireless charging is just too cool. You just place it on the base, and boom, you don't have to worry about it. It's just a little bit slow; it would be great if it could achieve the same power as wired charging."

You're Responsible for Stability, I'm Responsible for Shaking: "This phone is very exquisite and futuristic, but it still has a lot of drawbacks. For example, the ceramic shell is not as drop-resistant as a plastic shell; it shatters easily. The bezels are too narrow, making accidental touches easy, and the screen is prone to breaking. The 5000 mAh battery is simply not enough, and it's not a removable battery. Fingerprint unlock and dual cameras are purely superfluous. The price is too expensive, only suitable for buying second-hand, so I'm waiting online for a second-hand one, buying one for 4000."

Nick: "Is the person upstairs perhaps dreaming of eating P?"

Sentimental Amumu: "Thick, heavy, large, combined with an extremely exquisite and futuristic Full-Screen Display – it's such a contradictory combination, yet I can't put it down. In the 20-something Chen Chen, I seem to see the shadow of Steve Jobs. That's right, Steve Jobs. The scene of CEO Chen lighting up this phone is like the shock Steve Jobs gave people when he slid to unlock the iPhone. If nothing unexpected happens, CEO Chen will become China's Steve Jobs, the world's Chen Chen."

Hao Who Loves Red Star: "Watching this phone on a live stream and holding it in your hand are completely different feelings; it's truly breathtaking. I've been exposed to all sorts of phones since I was a teenager, and even Steve Jobs's Apple phone didn't give me such a shock. But this time, it's a Chinese company that gave it to me. All the configurations are at least two years ahead of this era, and the conceptual design seems to transcend this era."

It's Snowing: "Can't comment, didn't get one. Before sales, an F-code was scalped for 50,000, and the in-stock white limited edition started at 60,000. The number of reservations for the second batch has exceeded 3 million. I think it will be a long, long time before I get my hands on this phone."

Tonight Again: "The 21st century is the century of the Chinese. Now Red Star provides an answer, hoping to give some confidence to people inside and outside the industry, some confidence in Chinese manufacturing and Chinese design."

Better to Plant Flowers: "This is both a concept phone and a highly polished mass-produced phone. The invisible earpiece, the disappearing sensors, the hidden camera, the world's fastest charging, the world's highest energy density mass-produced battery — Red Star has for the first time made a mass-produced phone identical to a concept phone. I'm now very much looking forward to what expression Cook's scythe will have at next month's Fruit 6 launch event."

Little Joy: "After dinner, I still feel very upset and can't help but say a few words. I bought this phone for 30,000, but it wasn't in my hands for even two hours. Yes, you guessed it right, the phone broke. The entire casing and back cover shattered into pieces, and the screen also leaked. I purchased accidental insurance, contacted Red Star customer service to explain the situation, and decided to go through insurance for a replacement. However, Red Star customer service told me that there are currently no new phones for replacement in after-sales, and I need to wait for some time. It's too upsetting. Am I the first person in the world to break it?"

Called a Meow: "My condolences to the person upstairs. Even though yours broke, the new one you get back will still be yours. After I unboxed this phone, my dad took it, saying he wanted to experience it. And then? And then there was no 'then.' I'm crying my eyes out."

Lucky Ultimate Miss: "This phone, I won't say anything else, if you have money, you must buy one, even if it's just for collection. This is a milestone, indicating that our Chinese domestic phones can shed the advantage of 'cost-effectiveness' and directly compete with Samsung and Fruit. Let's not talk about price; just compare configurations and designs. We're not afraid of anyone. The only flaw of this phone might be insufficient supply."

Night Moon Rain: "Red Star X possesses a design that overturns the current industry, yet it doesn't compromise on hardware configuration for the sake of being conceptual. Instead, it specifically customizes hardware for this concept and design: a world-class OLED screen, a top-tier processor, specially tuned cameras and speakers, a specially designed earpiece and pop-up camera, plus Red Star's signature fast charging and battery. All of these prove that Red Star X is not a useless 'vase' but rather a flagship phone with extremely high recognition.

Unlike other manufacturers who integrate existing components from suppliers to make a concept phone, Red Star specifically designs components for its concept and then asks suppliers to produce them. In my opinion, Red Star possesses design capabilities and customization capabilities similar to (or even surpassing) Fruit. Its future potential may even exceed Fruit without Steve Jobs.

With 'exploration' as its slogan, and 'exploration' as its belief, Red Star is announcing the rise of Chinese domestic phones to the world.

Samsung, Fruit, here comes our Red Star."

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