RedMagic 12 Pro Pairs Qualcomm’s New Chip With the Phone Series’ Biggest Battery Yet
- Redmagic announced the international launch of the Redmagic 12 Pro flagship phone, starting at $949 with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 processor and 185Hz AMOLED display.
- To maintain peak performance during sustained gaming, the device employs a dual-loop liquid cooling system with output pressure 85 percent higher than previous models, joined by a built-in fan and vapor chamber.
- The 8,400mAh battery powers extended gaming sessions, while the Gravity X launcher enables Steam emulation for PC titles; however, the device lacks a 3.5mm headphone jack and features a 16MP under-display camera with limited selfie quality.
- Preorders start November 12th, with shipping from the 18th; Redmagic provides 3 years of software updates and security support for the device.
- Despite its gaming prowess, the Redmagic 12 Pro's long-term appeal may be tempered by preinstalled games and limited security support extending only 3 years, potentially shortening its competitive lifespan.
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A new smartphone, the REDMAGIC 12 Pro, has been launched. This smartphone packs an 84,000mAh battery and boasts a 185Hz refresh rate, which is excellent for gaming. This smartphone boasts several impressive features. Let's take a closer look at its specifications.
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