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RedMagic teases Snapdragon 8 Elite phones with huge displays


RedMagic is planning to bring several Snapdragon 8 Elite phones to the table. The company has started teasing those devices and we already have some information about them thanks to that.

RedMagic has started teasing its phones with Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC

The company is teasing the “7 era”, and says that “it is worth waiting for 7!”. Those teasers popped up on Weibo, along with some images. This is clearly a nod towards a 7-inch smartphone.

We reviewed the RedMagic 9 Pro earlier this year, which is when it launched, so that’s definitely not a hint to the 7th gen model or anything like that. The teasers are clearly pointing to a 7-inch display size.

In fact, the RedMagic 10 series is coming. The company also shared an image of the Snapdragon 8 Elite, along with the RedMagic 10 Pro name, clearly confirming that it plans to use Qualcomm’s new chip. The ‘Extreme Edition’ brand was also mentioned, so RedMagic could use an overclocked variant of the chip, as it did in the past with Qualcomm’s processors.

Three devices are coming, one will have a display that goes beyond 7 inches in size

Digital Chat Station, one of the best-known tipsters out there, added some fuel to the fire. He reported that the RedMagic 10 Pro and 10 Pro+ will have a flat, high-resolution display that is “about 7 inches” in size. An under-display camera will be included once again.

The third model seems to be coming, however, the RedMagic 10 Ultra. That variant will have a display that goes beyond 7 inches. It may actually measure 7.5 inches. All three of those phones will have very thin bezels.

No matter how thin the bezels are, the devices will be large, especially the one with a display size of over 7 inches. Tablets back in the day included 7-inch displays, though they did have considerably thicker bezels.

These phones will have advanced cooling built-in, along with a bunch of gaming features, as we’re used to at this point from the company. We still don’t have the launch date for these devices, though.



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