ZTE doesn’t have many products in the local market, but what they do offer is respectable. Their all-new Nubia Redmagic 11 Pro is about to enter Pakistan on January 26th. That is the first handset in the world to bring liquid cooling to a commercial gaming device.
Just to be clear, the Redmagic 11 Pro is a flagship gaming handset, so they’ll price it in the same manner. They’ve put three types of cooling solutions into this newcomer. And all of them work at the same time to keep the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 SoC cool.
There’s an active cooling fan on it that spins at 24,000 RPM. Nubia says it has the industry’s fastest airflow. Given that there’s not a lot of competition in this category, we’d say it’s accurate. The ZTE latest flagship mobile even claims to have the industry’s largest 13,116 mm2 VC cooling chamber.
And the blue circle on the phone’s back is the coolant that sits in a leak-proof loop, and a piezoelectric motor moves the liquid. The phone even has a custom LPDDR5T 24GB RAM with UFS 4.1 Pro storage speeds. That SD 8 Elite Gen 5 chip is sitting next to a RedCore R4 gaming chip, by the way.
That extra chip can do upscaling up to 2K and allow frame interpolation up to 144Hz to sync with the screen’s refresh rate. This obviously needs developer engagement. So it will have a limited use. The body is IP69 and made of Aircraft-grade Aluminum.
The battery on this handset is 7,500mAh, and it’s said to run a AAA game like Genshin Impact for 2 hours straight, with all the settings cranked up. There’s also 80W wired charging here and 80W wireless input. The 4D haptic motor and shoulder triggers are also present on Redmagic 11 Pro.
The screen is not LTPO. But it is an AMOLED 6.85” 1.5K panel with a 144Hz refresh rate. Redmagic 11 Pro will hit 1,800nits peak brightness and 95.3% screen ratio. WiFi 7 and dual speakers really put this device against the best available handsets in our market. They didn’t reveal its price for Pakistan, but it won’t be a secret for long. Keep watching the news for updates.
