Earlier today (31st August 2021), Nubia shared another teaser for its upcoming Red Magic 6S Pro gaming smartphone. The new teaser showcased its heat dissipation system again, but this time, the company revealed the aerospace-grade phase change material used in the device.
Previously, the Chinese smartphone maker had shared a teaser that highlighted two key components of the Red Magic 6S Pro’s thermal management systems. This included aerospace level heat dissipation black technology, which is an aviation-grade aluminum that is used in a surface of up to 18,000 square millimeters inside the handset to reduce the CPU’s core temperature by around 16 degrees Celsius and even reduce the temperature of the smartphone’s body as well. Furthermore, the brand had even talked about the new turbo cooling fan, which can spin at a speed of up to 20,000 RPM.
Now, the company has revealed that the unique aerospace-grade heat dissipation technology used in the upcoming device is the material n-ecosane C21H44. For those unaware, this material is a compound that has a melting point of about 39 to 41 degrees Celsius. Notably, the material is also soluble in water and appears to have practical applications for smartphones’ heat dissipation systems as well.
While Nubia only hinted at the cooling system of the Red Magic 6S Pro again, we already have confirmation that the device will house a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888+ SoC along with support for 165Hz high refresh rate display and a triple camera module on the rear. Unfortunately, not a lot of information is available regarding this handset so stay tuned as we will be covering its 6th September 2021 launch event.
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