Red Magic Realm 49-inch curved monitor with a 240Hz QD-OLED | Nubia RedMagic ultrawide monitor 0.03

Hi and welcome to the channel. In this video I'll be sharing my impressions of the 49 inch Red Magic Rome Monitor which was showcased at the Mobile World Congress 2024 exhibition. I had the opportunity to experience the functional sample connected to a keyboard and mouse, all seamlessly integrated while running various games on a Red Magic 9 Prodevice. The Red Magic Realm has a 49 inch Samsung QDO lead panel with 1800 or curvature 32 to 9 aspect ratio , 5120 by 1440 resolution and 240 Hertzrefr

esh rate. The panel has a response time of 0.03 milliseconds and supports GSYNC technology. The screen also boasts 99% coverage of the DCIP 3 color profile. The monitor has 5 W inbuilt speakers and 90 WHDMI 2.1. DP 1.4 and USBC ports. I was pleasantly surprised at the exhibition to see the Red Magic keyboard and mouse seamlessly connected via Bluetooth to a Red Magic 9 Pro device. What amazed me even more was the utilization of the 90 W charging port on the monitor, not only for charging, but al

so for transmitting the video output signal via a special USB cable. Thanks to a built in feature called Z Cast, we have the flexibility to customize the video experience on the connected monitor. For instance, we were able to effortlessly set up both vertical and horizontal modes, as well as adjust the output frame rate to our preference. In this particular case, with the impressive 49 inch Quad HD monitor boasting a resolution of 5120 by 1440 pixels and a smooth 120 Hertz refresh rate. As show

cased in the video, Genschen Impact ran Florida State on the setup. By utilizing the desktop mode, we were able to leverage special features that allowed us to map the keyboard and mouse buttons to specific end game actions. In a simple game like Grand Mountain for example, we map the left and right arrow keys to specific buttons. This clever workaround made the game perfectly playable, even though it didn't inherently support keyboard input. I was genuinely surprised to witness such a seamless

experience running solely on a mobile device. I had initially doubted the possibility of achieving decent video output on such a large monitor. However, it's worth noting that if you're considering investing in a 49 inch OLED monitor, you'd likely pair it with a Windows gaming computer rather than a phone. Nevertheless, it's incredible to see that it's entirely feasible to utilize it with a mobile device too. I hope you enjoyed this video, and I look forward to seeing you in the next one.