Nubia’s slipped a whole cooling fan INSIDE its Red Magic 3 gaming phone

2019-4-29 18:25

It was only a matter of time, but it’s finally happened: yes, you got that right, someone’s put a PC-style cooling fan inside a phone. Say hello everyone to the Nubia Red Magic 3 – a phone so gamer-centric, it just threatened to teabag your dad.

I mean, just look at this thing: Gaming phones have picked up steam of late, with devices from ASUS.  Razer, and Honor being the most prominent. The Nubia Red Magic 3 wants to upset this balance though and take the industry to a new place – whether it’s going to achieve that or not is… debatable. Let’s…

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