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RedMagic 11S Pro Shows Off Liquid Cooling on Every Model, but With a Price Bump

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RedMagic 11S Pro Shows Off Liquid Cooling on Every Model, but With a Price Bump
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RedMagic has unveiled its new 11S Pro gaming phone, which features a visible liquid cooling system and a price increase. The device is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip and retains many features from its predecessor, including a large battery and fast charging. Preorders will start on June 3, with global sales beginning on June 10.

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RedMagic's $849 11S Pro, unveiled Wednesday, includes a few small tweaks to the prior RedMagic 11 Pro that debuted last fall. But as continues to be the case across the phone industry, the new phone also gets a $100 price bump that might be attributed to the rising cost of electronics.The RedMagic 11S Pro has two main changes: The phone now includes the "Leading Version" of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, while the liquid cooling system that debuted on the 11 Pro is now transparently visible across every model in the line. This means that you can see the liquid coolant move around inside of the phone when it's activated, which seems like just a cosmetic change.

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