hey guys Sami here. Welcome to another boring unboxing video. This time we're gonna
check at Xaiomi's sub-brand black shark's latest gaming phones, black shark 3 & 3 Pro.
The left package is the pro version. Seems with more patterns, of course you
pay more, you get more right? Just kidding. Anyway this time black shark
cooperates with Tencent Games to present you this series. Last time Tencent
cooperated with the ASUS ROG and ROG now got shut down. Let's just open them.
As you'd expect the first layer is the phone case, paper work those.
What's funny is they always put some slogans on that and those read to me
are super contrived and cheesy. I'm really glad that most of you guys don't speak Chinese
and don’t have to through the pain that I've experienced.
Then is the phone, let’s put aside, we’ll take a good look later,
then is the power adapter and the cable.
The charger for the Black Shark 3 supports up to 60w while the pro version is 65w.
Alright move to the phone. Here are some specs about the Pro version, as you can see, it’s heavy and gigantic.
I would say it’s the biggest phone I’ve ever used.
Just to give an idea of how big is it, I will just compare with other phones.
The hand feel of the phone is quite nice,
the perfect symmetric design on the front and the back looks sleek and premium.
I just love the alignment way of the triple rear camera (64MP+13MP ultra-wide+5MP depth) and the magnetic charging port.
Since it’s a gaming phone, so all of the keys are not arranged in a way
that we would normally see on a regular phone,
like when you single hand hold it, it’s even hard to reach the power key or the volume key,
but once you put it horizontally, everything is fine.
Those keys and even the headphone port, the charging port are all in the perfect position as they should be.
Alright, for the screen, the two phones differ in terms of details,
as the Black Shark 3 touts a 6.67-inch FHD+ OLED screen while the Pro variant has a monster,
7.1-inch 3,120 x 1,440 OLED panel.
They also sport a 270Hz touch sampling rate and claims record low latency of 24 milliseconds.
The biggest upgrade for the pro version I guess is the shoulder buttons, as the official called Master Buttons.
I’m really glad to see this option here, as extra inputs are always appreciated.
It’s not the first time we’ve seen shoulder inputs on a gaming phone,
as the Asus ROG Phone series offers capacitive triggers.
But Black Shark is offering full-blown physical shoulder buttons here, which offers better tactile feedback
It feels just great.
It even comes with audio effect, check out.
In the settings, the pressure-sensitive zone feature is still there and this time extends to almost all of the screen
It supports voice assistant as well, but not sure if the device recognizes English or other languages.
I can’t test all that because the phone firmware doesn’t support voice control yet;
I will test later once get updated, so subscribe if you haven’t.
Anyway, in my opinion, all the fantasy customized settings you’ve dreamed for the gaming can be adjusted here.
I’m not going to elaborate that as I will put another full gaming test video later on my channel, stay tuned for that!
Alright, thanks for watching, special thanks to my content partners JD大手哥, YM Tech.
I’m Sami, see you next time.