Redmagic has found another reason to put RGB lighting in a gaming phone: the circulating coolant. The Redmagic 12 Pro+ expands its pumped liquid cooling to cover both the battery area and the chip, then adds flowing light effects. There’s also a 185 Hz display competing for your attention.
Giving up endless scrolling doesn’t have to mean giving up WhatsApp or maps. Sidephone keeps the smartphone essentials, shrinks the screen, and lets you swap its keypad for typing, gaming, or music controls. The circular Sundial module might be the one that gets your thumbs interested again.
Vivo skipped the X400 and returned with three X500 flagships built for distant subjects. The lineup combines Zeiss cameras, up to a 200 MP periscope telephoto, an optional 400 mm extender, 4K 240 fps video, and batteries reaching 8,000 mAh.
The OPPO Find X9 Series introduced a 200 MP telephoto camera, but its successor takes mobile photography much further. The Find X10 Pro Max carries three 200 MP Hasselblad cameras, while the rest of the series brings huge batteries, flagship MediaTek silicon, and serious imaging hardware.
Xiaomi is keeping the rear display introduced last year, but app cards, AI creations, and shortcuts give it a much larger role. The Xiaomi 18 Pro and Pro Max also bring 2 nm Snapdragon chips, dual 200 MP cameras, huge batteries, and hardware-level screen privacy.
Motorola has previewed its most advanced flagship yet, pairing Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon platform with a 200 MP periscope camera, serious cooling hardware, Audio by Bang & Olufsen, and seven years of software support. Several major specifications remain secret, but the Signature 27 already looks properly premium.
If the Galaxy S26 and S26+ price hikes have you reconsidering your upgrade, Samsung has a slightly less painful option. The Galaxy S26 FE brings an Exynos 2500 chip, a 120 Hz AMOLED display, upgraded camera tricks, 45 W charging, and seven years of software support.
Motorola has a new gadget for your pocket, another for your wrist, and one for the nightstand. Its IFA 2026 haul includes a 200-megapixel Edge 70 Plus, an LTE-equipped Moto Watch Ultra with Polar fitness tracking, and a magnetic Moto Snap charger capable of delivering up to 30W.
Motorola has returned to the Swarovski drawer, dressing its 2026 Razr in a dark Pantone Meteorite finish, 35 hand-positioned crystals, and a larger 32-facet crystal on the hinge. Beneath all that sparkle is a proper foldable smartphone with dual 50MP cameras, two displays, and over 36 hours of claimed battery life.
Battery anxiety usually ends with a charger in your pocket. Motorola has another solution: put a 7,100mAh battery inside the phone. The Edge 70 Max pairs that serious endurance with flagship Snapdragon power, a 144Hz Quad HD+ display, and Qi2 magnetic charging, without turning the handset into a pocket-size brick.
TECNO’s Lamborghini-branded concept has become a real phone, pairing black-and-red Italian drama with a 144Hz AMOLED display, dedicated graphics chip, and huge 6,500mAh battery. At 7.39 mm thin, the POVA 8 Pro also proves performance phones need not resemble power banks.