RedMagic is tightening the lineup for its next gaming flagship, and the changes matter for buyers who want maximum battery life without compromise. The company is skipping the standard model to focus entirely on the RedMagic 12 Pro+, which targets users who need sustained performance for long gaming sessions. This shift ensures that the remaining device offers the highest possible endurance and processing power in a single package.
RedMagic drops standard model to focus on high-end gaming specs
The RedMagic 12 Pro+ relies on the Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 processor to handle heavy workloads. RedMagic has already confirmed this chip will power the device, signaling a clear focus on raw computational strength. The phone also features a new-generation under-display front camera that eliminates the need for a notch or punch-hole cutout.
Specifications
- Battery Capacity: 8,400mAh
- Wired Charging: 120W
- Wireless Charging: 80W
- Processor: Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6
- Front Camera: Under-display camera
Battery capacity reaches 8,400mAh, a significant increase that supports extended usage away from a power outlet. The device supports 120W wired charging and 80W wireless charging to replenish that large cell quickly. A liquid-and-air cooling system helps manage the heat generated by the powerful processor during intense gaming.
Bezels have been reduced to 0.96mm, providing a nearly edge-to-edge display experience. We touched on Nubia Z90, RedMagic 12 Leaked in our earlier Redmagic coverage, where similar high-capacity batteries were discussed. The standard RedMagic 12 Pro model is reportedly getting dropped from the lineup entirely, leaving the Pro+ as the sole option for this generation.
RedMagic is targeting a launch in October for the 12 Pro+ in global markets. National esports players have been training on RedMagic devices ahead of the Asian Games, though it is unclear if the 12 Pro+ specifically will be used for that purpose. The confirmed specs and October release date give gamers a clear timeline for the next generation of hardware.
Source: GIZMOCHINA
