The official Red Magic stated that the best endurance performance in the history of the Red Magic is not only due to the fast and safe magic flash fast charging + super large battery, but also the master of performance rhythm scheduling-CUBE energy cube. The new device”performance scheduling should be fierce, stable and stable, and can be retracted freely”, realizing “stable frame rate, reduced power consumption, and extended battery life”.

The Red Magic 8 Pro series is the first Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 gaming phone, equipped with the Red Magic self-developed Red Core R2 gaming chip, equipped with the world’s first under-screen flexible straight screen jointly customized with BOE, with 93.7% screen ratio, with ultra-narrow four micro-edges, the left and right borders are only 1.48mm.

In addition, the Red Magic 8 Pro series is the industry’s first 3D ice-level dual-pump VC liquid cooling. It has the largest volume cooling VC in the history of the Red Magic, up to 2068mm³, and supports 165W magic flash fast charging. The official said that it only takes 14 minutes to fully charge.

In terms of sound effects, the official said that the Red Magic 8 Pro series has the best sound effects in the history of the Red Magic: 1115K+1216 ultra-linear stereo double speakers, large sound chamber, more vigorous; Red Magic Snapdragonsound, 96kHz lossless sound quality, 48ms ultra-low latency, power consumption reduced by 20 %.

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According to digital blogger @DigitalChat, ASUS ROG Gaming Phone 6 Tiangui Supreme Edition will be equipped with Dimensity 9000+ processor, 165Hz high brush Samsung straight screen, Sony IMX766 large base main camera. In terms of battery life, the machine uses 65W fast charging + 6000mAh battery solution.

On July 5, ROG Game Phone 6 / Pro was officially released, the series of phones all standard with Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 + Gen 1 processor, starting at 3999 yuan.

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Today, the machine’s Rabbit score has been released, with a total score of more than 1.14 million points and a CPU score of more than 290,000 points, both of which exceed the current Snapdragon 8 + Gen 1 flagship phones, with a slightly lower GPU score of 430,000 points.

The Asus ROG Gaming Phone 6 has a total Rabbit score of 1.1 million, while the Xiaomi 12 Pro Tiangui Edition, also equipped with the MediaTek Dimensity 9000+, has a total score of 1.02 million, but the gaming phone is really stronger in terms of stacking materials.

The MediaTek Dimensity 9000+ is powered by Arm’s v9 CPU architecture and 4nm octa-core process, which improves CPU performance by 5% and GPU performance by 10%. Other than that, the rest of the hardware parameters of the 9000+ are the same as those of the 9000, which seems to be a small improvement and not as significant as the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 to Snapdragon 8 + Gen 1 improvement.

Asus ROG Gaming Phone 6 / Pro was released on July 5, powered by Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor, up to 18GB LPDDR5 RAM, 512GB UFS3.1 ROM, equipped with a 6.78-inch Samsung E4 material 165Hz AMOLED gaming screen, supporting 165Hz ultra-high refresh rate.

▲ Asus ROG Gaming Phone 6 Series

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The blogger @DigitalChat Station previously broke the news that ASUS will launch a ROG gaming phone with the Dimensity 9000+ processor. The name suggests that this should be the 6D.

The 9000+ is powered by Arm’s v9 CPU architecture and 4nm octa-core process, which improves CPU performance by 5% and GPU performance by 10%. Other than that, the rest of the hardware parameters of the 9000+ are the same as those of the 9000, which seems to be a small improvement and not as significant as the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 to Snapdragon 8 + Gen 1 improvement.

Tencent ROG Gaming Phone 6 / Pro was released on July 5, powered by Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor, up to 18GB LPDDR5 RAM, 512GB UFS3.1 ROM, equipped with 6.78-inch Samsung E4 material 165Hz AMOLED gaming screen, supporting 165Hz ultra-high refresh rate.

▲ Tencent ROG Gaming Phone 6 Series

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ASUS ROG Phone 6 renders; gaming-oriented looks

EvLeaks on Twitter has shared the renders of the upcoming Asus ROG Phone 6 in two different colour variants. From the front, there isn’t any major difference compared to its predecessor. The side bezels are slim and the top and bottom chin are slightly thicker. The thicker chins are necessary for avoiding accidental touch issues while gaming.

The brand has slightly updated the design when viewed from the back. With three cameras and a single LED flash, the camera setup has a slightly different design. Since gaming phones don’t focus on having impressive cameras, we shouldn’t expect them to be. Additionally, the rear panel features an incredible RGB setup that can be further customised to suit individual needs. On the left side of the product, a vertical print of the brand’s logo can be seen.

Only the white and black colour options will reportedly be offered for the device, and the renders confirm this. A USB port and a SIM slot are located on the left side of the device. Gaming triggers, power on/off, and volume controls are located on the right. Surprisingly, the device’s bottom frame does include a 3.5mm headphone jack and a second USB charging port.

ROG Phone 6 specifications (rumoured)

It will be powered by the most recent Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 chipset, along with perhaps 16GB of RAM, according to the specifications. It will have an upgraded AMOLED screen that can support a staggering 165Hz high refresh rate. A 6,000mAh battery with 67W fast wired charging support will be included. More information about the device’s specifications has not yet been officially released.

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