RED Hydrogen One

When the first iPhone was introduced by Steve Jobs in 2007, it propelled the phone market in a new direction that had competitors running to create something similar. A decade later, it's very much the same story with Apple's flagship setting the tone...

Those looking to pick up the RED Hydrogen One will have to shell out some serious dough to snag it, especially at the rate of $43.17/month for 30 months through AT&T, which brings its cost of ownership to a staggering $1295.10! We're all accustomed to...

RED's Hydrogen One is an Android phone all about 3D. There are 3D cameras on the front and back, and you can watch 3D movies on what the company calls a “4V” display. It comes with a Snapdragon 835, 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, which puts it on par...

RED did a lot wrong with the release of this phone. It should not have been announced until James Jannard knew he was going to be able to sell it. The company should not have taken pre-orders until it was ready to be sold. It should not have taken...

3D phones were so 2011. Red has spent at least 18 months developing a phone with a 3D screen years after they went out of style. Though I sometimes enjoy 3D movies at my local cinema, I find 3D on phones, tablets, and TVs gimmicky at best. That's how I...

The RED Hydrogen One is a great all-around phone. It has a massive battery that will get you multi-day use, awesome front-facing speakers, and a unique design. And then, of course, there's the 4V display and cameras, which is where the $1,200 price tag...

Rarely have I been so conflicted by a device as I have with Red's very first smartphone. The Hydrogen One is an ambitious device that so desperately wants to change your life. And every now and then, when the display strikes your eyes at just the...

As a videographer and tech enthusiast, I can't remember the last time I was this excited to check out a phone, and even as I conclude this review I'm yearning for RED to reveal more details on the phone's modular attachments. There's still so much left...