The nubia Red Magic 6 is coming on March 4 with improved cooling, and the company's President Ni Fei took to Weibo to give us a detailed look at the components that make the cooling great.
Dubbed Ice 6.0, the nubia Red Magic 6's
cooling uses just about every trick in the book. It starts off with the air
duct, from which the new 20,000rpm active fan sucks air. There's a large copper
foil, covering the battery, while a vapor chamber (nubia claims it's the
world's thinnest at 0.33mm) sits behind the motherboard, connected by thermal
paste. Finally there's a graphite layer to further disperse heat away from the
Snapdragon 888 chipset.
The cooling inside the nubia Red Magic 6
promises more than 2 hours of gaming without the device getting uncomfortably
hot. nubia's President of Mobile Devices teased another image, this one of the
nubia RedMagic Watch, which is also expected to arrive at the March 4 event.
We know that it will use the industry
standard 1.39-inch 454x454 AMOLED display and will have auto brightness (a
rarity among smartwatches), two buttons, heart rate monitoring, but no blood
oxygen sensor.
As for the nubia Red Magic 6 - it will
come in two variants - a vanilla and a Pro. The Pro will support 120W charging
that can top up 50% of the battery in 5 minutes (and will ship with the
appropriate charger), the non-Pro will do 66W.
