Redmi K90 Ultra will launch next week with an active cooling fan

The Redmi brand has just officially confirmed that it will launch the Redmi K90 Ultra smartphone model in the Chinese market on June 30.

Before the event, the company did not hesitate to reveal the impressive parameters of this rookie. The device is positioned as a high-end product line with maximum focus on gaming performance, in the price segment of about 3,000 Yuan (equivalent to about 11.6 million VND).

This price is considered very competitive, helping users easily access a high-configuration gaming device.

The device inherits a large horizontal dual camera module cluster from the famous K90 Max series. However, the breakthrough difference lies in a spacious air outlet located right below the camera cluster. This detail confirms that Redmi has deeply integrated a physical cooling fan system right into the body structure.

Notably, thanks to its independent cooling architecture, this active cooling system can operate continuously without affecting battery space or reducing device durability standards.

The device's hardware power is said to come from the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor. According to information from the manufacturer, the product is equipped with a mechanical cooling fan system to improve temperature control when handling heavy tasks or playing games for long periods of time.

The brand representative said the device can maintain a stable frame rate for a long time when operating 3D graphics games at high settings. However, the actual effectiveness still needs to be verified through independent reviews after the product officially launches.

Besides performance, some leaked sources said the new model may have a battery capacity of over 8,500mAh. If this information is correct, this will be one of the smartphones with large battery capacity in the segment.

The device is also rumored to support 100W fast wired charging, helping to shorten charging time compared to many products in the same price range. Currently, the above parameters have not been fully confirmed by the company.