The Red Devils 8 Pro series confirmed to be equipped with the world's first off-screen flexible straight screen, which was jointly customized with BOE.
CTOnews.com, December 21 (Xinhua)-- the official Red Devils mobile phone brought the latest warm-up information of the Red Devils 8 Pro series this morning, confirming that the new phone is equipped with the world's first off-screen flexible straight screen.
From the perspective of preheating information, the screen is jointly customized with BOE to achieve "the most perfect non-hole visual effect, the most shocking screen ratio and the best color effect" through the process limit of 18 light mask processes and 42 innovative production processes.
In addition, the Red Devils game phone official said that the Red Devils 8 Pro series uses a 90-degree right-angle screen to give users a 360-degree view, with a screen share of 93.7%, with ultra-narrow four micro edges and only 1.48mm on the left and right sides.
CTOnews.com has learned that the Red Devils 8 Pro series e-sports flagship will be released at 15:00 on December 26, the first Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 game phone. Official renderings show that the Red Devils 8 Pro series features a right-angled frame and a straight screen, with a transparent shell version that allows you to see the phone's internal components directly through the transparent shell, including the second-generation Snapdragon 8 processor.
Previously, the Nubian 5G mobile phone, model NX729J, is expected to be the upcoming Red Devils 8 Pro series model. Information from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology shows that the Red Devil 8 Pro series has a body size of 163.98 × 76.35 × 8.9mm, weighs 228g, uses a 6.8in OLED screen, and supports 1116 × 2480resolution and 1600 million color depth.
In terms of configuration, the Red Devils 8 Pro series has built-in 5720mAh / 4900mAh batteries, Android operating system, off-screen fingerprint recognition, front 8 megapixel camera, and rear 5000 megapixel + 8 megapixel + 2 megapixel camera combination.
