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Not only the lens is flat, the Red Devils 9 Pro series mobile phones are newly upgraded, and the 50 million OIS super photosensitive camera is taken.

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 22:03:59 10月03日 Update

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Libt and Xiao Zhan for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com November 16 news, the Red Devils 9 Pro series continues to warm up today, a new upgrade 50 million OIS optical anti-shake super photosensitive camera + a new upgrade 50 million ultra-wide angle, equipped with rear three shots.

According to blogger @ Digital chat site, the main camera and ultra-wide-angle sensors of the Red Devils 9 Pro series are from Samsung, 50Mp GN5 OIS+50Mp JN1, respectively.

According to the official warm-up, in order to flatten the lens with the back of the fuselage, nearly half of the components of the Red Devils 9 Pro have been recustomized, and the thickness of the fuselage is only 8.9mm. The Red Devils exclusively customize the integrated glass on the back of the fuselage, claiming to have "created a piece of fuselage glass that can be used as a camera lens." In addition, the new machine still uses an off-screen forward-looking design with a right-angled frame that makes the fuselage look more square.

Among other configurations, the Red Devil 9 Pro series has been confirmed to be equipped with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, built-in 6500mAh large battery, 80W fast charging, RGB cooling fan and game shoulder keys, as well as 3.5mm headphone hole, infrared remote control, NFC and other functions.

The Red Devils 9 Pro series will be officially released on November 23, when CTOnews.com will have a detailed report. Before that, you can enjoy the appearance in advance.

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