These are the best gaming phone deals I've found this Prime Day – shop Redmagic discounts, ROG bargains, and more

The Asus ROG Phone 9 Pro, iPhone 16 Pro, and Nubia Redmagic 10 Pro
(Image credit: Apple / Asus / Nubia)

Who will think of the gamers? If you're like me, then this question isn't a new one – luckily, there are plenty of gaming phone deals to choose from this Prime Day, and I've rounded up the best ones I've seen so far below.

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Amazon Prime Day gaming phone deals in the US

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: was $1,299.99 now $934.99 at Amazon
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While the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra isn't a dedicated gaming phone, it happens to be really good at pretty much everything. With the power of the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chipset, 12GB of RAM, and a class-leading 6.9-inch display, the Galaxy S25 Ultra is more than happy to power through long gaming sessions. This deal knocks nearly $400 off the list price, landing at a relatively reasonable $934.99.

OnePlus 13R
OnePlus 13R: was $599.99 now $499.99 at Amazon
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The OnePlus 13R is more powerful than a budget-ized flagship has any right being, which makes it our pick for the best budget gaming phone. At a sale price of $499.99 (down from $599.99), the OnePlus 13R offers a crazy amount of hardware power: the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, 12GB of RAM, and a beautiful 6.78-inch screen make this a great choice for gaming sessions without breaking the bank.

Amazon Prime Day gaming phone deals in the UK

Asus ROG Phone 9 Pro
Asus ROG Phone 9 Pro: was £1,099.99 now £949 at Amazon
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The ASUS ROG Phone 9 Pro is our pick for the best premium gaming phone money can buy. This is a phone built for gamers: its Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, whopping 16GB of RAM, and proprietary shoulder buttons make it one of the most powerful phones on the market, full stop. This discount knocks £150.99 off the price of the ROG Phone 9 Pro, and while the resulting price of £949 still isn't cheap, it is the lowest price it's ever reached.

Asus ROG Phone 9
Asus ROG Phone 9: was £999.99 now £849.99 at Amazon
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The regular Asus ROG Phone 9 is a powerhouse in its own right. Equipped with the same Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset as its Pro counterpart, as well as 12GB of RAM and a 6.78-inch display, the ROG Phone 9 is a great choice for gaming on the go. We're seeing a £150 discount on this specialist gaming phone, bringing its price more in line with typical flagships.

Apple iPhone 16 Pro
Apple iPhone 16 Pro: was £1,199 now £1,098 at Amazon
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Is the iPhone 16 Pro Max a gaming phone? Apple would certainly have you think so. Since 2023, the Cupertino tech giant has been pushing gaming on iOS, so much so that certain triple-A titles like Resident Evil 4 and Sniper Elite 3 are playable in full on your iPhone. That's not to mention the vast library of apps and games made especially for iOS. This deal knocks a cool £101 off the price of Apple's top-end flagship, meaning you can get one of the best gaming phones for less.

Nubia Red Magic 10 Pro
Nubia Red Magic 10 Pro: was £829 now £704.65 at Amazon
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A more budget-conscious option, the Nubia Red Magic 10 Pro seeks to offer mobile gamers capable performance without pushing the price tag too far past typical flagship prices. With this deal, that goal is comfortably achieved, and the sale price of $704.65 might be as good as you'll find for a specialized gaming phone. Inside, the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, 12GB of RAM, and a simply incredible 7,050mAh battery keep things running at pace.

Jamie Richards
Mobile Computing Staff Writer

Jamie is a Mobile Computing Staff Writer for TechRadar, responsible for covering phones and tablets. A lifelong tech-obsessive, Jamie began his writing career as a music blogger before studying journalism at Goldsmiths College, and joined TechRadar in 2024. He thinks the iPhone 5S is the greatest phone of all time, but is currently an Android user.

As well as reporting on the latest in mobile hardware, software, and industry developments, Jamie specialises in features and long-form pieces that dive into the latest phone and tablet trends. He can also be found writing for the site's Audio and Streaming sections from time to time, or behind the decks as a DJ at local venues around London.

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