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RedMagic is currently busy teasing the RedMagic 12 Pro+ features in the lead-up to launch. In the latest installment, the company explains how its cooling works, following an earlier design teaser. The company says the phone will be the first with RGB water cooling.
Jiang Chao, General Manager of RedMagic Gaming Phones, walked through the upgraded system ahead of the October 15 launch in China. Reservations are already open on RedMagic’s website.
Compared with the RedMagic 11 Pro+, the new phone has a larger water-cooling area and thicker flow channels. The brand also changed the layout to a dual-ring design that covers every major heat source in the phone.
The coolant leaves the micro-pump and splits into two paths. The upper path runs over the chip, while the lower one runs over the battery. The two paths then merge and flow back to the pump. The channels also extend into the airflow area, where the fan pulls heat away. You get air and water cooling working together, much like the RedMagic 11 Pro.
To note, thicker channels need more power to move the liquid. As a result, RedMagic is using a new dual-crystal micro-pump to handle it. Official claims that the output pressure has increased from 100kPa to 130kPa, which is to say it pushes the coolant faster and farther and improves heat dissipation. The coolant is the same fluorinated liquid used in AI servers.
RGB that follows the coolant
A cool visual flair here is the custom light guide that sits above the airflow channel. It lets the RGB lighting run along the water-cooling path, so you see the lighting move through the same route the coolant takes. The RedMagic 11 Pro already showed its water-cooling ring through a transparent back, and the 12 Pro+ adds lighting to that idea.
RedMagic calls the 12 Pro+ “the best-feeling RedMagic flagship to date.” It is lighter, thinner, narrower, and more rounded than the 11 Pro+. The teaser images show softer corners, and the screen bezel shrinks from 1.25mm to 0.96mm.
The phone runs on the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, which RedMagic confirmed earlier. Meanwhile, a leak points to an 8,400mAh battery with 120W wired and 80W wireless charging.
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