This new gaming phone looks straight out of a sci-fi movie, and there’s more to it than meets the eye

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REDMAGIC debuts the 12 Pro with a 185Hz display, 8,400mAh battery and built-in turbo fan. Learn how to save $30 before the Nov. 18 public launch.
REDMAGIC is one of our favorite brands for mobile gaming, and the brand just came out with a brand-new gaming smartphone, the REDMAGIC 12 Pro.
This gaming smartphone comes with a powerful processor, an upgraded cooling system and a big battery, built for all-day gaming.
If this sounds intriguing to you, we have one more secret we’re keeping.
REDMAGIC is running a limited-time Early Bird deal. Starting Nov. 12 at 7 a.m. EST, shoppers can purchase a $1 Early Bird Voucher that unlocks $30 off the REDMAGIC 12 Pro, a free 80W fast charger, an exclusive REDMAGIC-branded item and 24-hour early access to the device. Sale opens to the public on Nov. 18 at 7 a.m. ET.
The 12 Pro is the brand’s new gaming smartphone, and it’s designed to deliver a more immersive experience for mobile gamers.
It packs Snapdragon’s 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 processor, built on a 2nm process with CPU speeds reaching up to 5GHz. 2nm refers to the chip manufacturing technology, and usually, a smaller chip means better performance while using less power.
The device also features REDMAGIC’s dedicated RedCore R5 gaming chip, which helps optimize touch responsiveness, lighting controls and graphics through rendering acceleration, super-resolution and super-frame technology.
In basic terms, these technologies work together to deliver smoother gameplay, faster response times and much more detailed visuals, especially when playing demanding titles like Call of Duty.
For energy and performance, the phone uses Energy Cube 4.0 and a G1 display control chip. These intelligently coordinate system resources and manage performance during long gaming sessions.
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