A gaming smartphone with a fan for 600 euros

The Redmagic 6S Pro gaming smartphone with Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 will be available from September 27 for 599 euros. The SoC is cooled by a built-in fan, which can also be seen working with the “Ghost” variant, as this variant of the smartphone is obvious.

Gaming-smartphone Redmagic 6S Pro

As a true gaming smartphone in this country – in addition to the models that fit anyway due to their SoC and high display refresh rate – above all Asus ROG Phone (Current Model: 5S) To be known. An interesting and relatively inexpensive gaming smartphone comes from China, i.e. manufacturer Nubia’s RedMagic 6S. As Colem now reports, Nubia has now released the RedMagic 6S ProIt can be understood as a kind of update or upgrade variant of the non-pro version. The Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 SoC, already on the standard RedMagic 6S, is re-cooled by a fan in the Pro version – a rarity on fans’ smartphones. Active cooling is intended to prevent the SoC from overheating and for this reason the efficiency should be reduced. Houses of the “Ghost” variant, which cost an additional 30 euros, are somewhat transparent – so ventilation can also be observed at work.

Depending on the RAM, the smartphone will offer 12 or 16 gigabytes depending on the choice and 128 or 256 gigabytes for permanent storage. The battery has a capacity of 5050 mAh. The 6.8-inch AMOLED display is 2400 x 1080 pixels, its refresh rate varies between 60 and 165 Hz, and the touch-sensitive sensors for the game control must be specified on the back of the housing in the components directly required for gaming. . On top of that Official website of RedMagic 6S Pro Discounts for registered interested parties, pre-order offer, raffle winners and scheduled release on September 27 can be found here. Prices are 599 euros for the 12GB version and 699 euros for the 16GB version. The latter is available in the Ghost version mentioned above for 729 euros.

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