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Introducing the groundbreaking OnePlus 11 Concept, the pioneering smartphone equipped with cutting-edge liquid cooling technology within its sleek body. Not only does it captivate with its design, but it also revolutionizes cooling mechanisms. Liquid cooling, a staple in PCs, now extends its prowess to mobile devices, offering a solution for optimal performance.The revolutionary cooling technology, known as Active CryoFlux, implemented in the OnePlus 11 Concept, ensures temperature regulation and effective cooling during intensive tasks, ensuring stable frame rates and efficient CPU and GPU operation.
In terms of design, the device resembles the Oneplus 11, but with a more attractive back featuring a strip of continuously moving LED lights. Essentially, this moving strip of LED lights represents the liquid cooling flow within the device's cooling system, ingeniously integrated by Oneplus on the back panel. Not only does the LED lighting enhance aesthetics, but it also serves as a tool for users to monitor and visualize the cooling flow.
The area surrounding the camera cluster is also adorned with LED lights, providing synchronized color display.
According to Oneplus, inside the device is a pump measuring about 0.2 square centimeters, circulating liquid through the various conduits on the phone's back surface, ensuring optimal cooling. This solution is ingenious, eliminating the need for separate, cumbersome, and noisy cooling devices. Instead, it offers effectiveness and convenience.
The device's exterior remains slim and lightweight compared to the standard version. However, to accommodate the cooling system, Oneplus has made some internal adjustments, such as reducing the size and capacity of the battery to 3,000mAh. Additionally, the camera configuration differs from the Oneplus 11.Currently, this is merely a concept that Oneplus aims to introduce to showcase their technology. Previously, the company presented the stunning Oneplus Concept One in collaboration with McLaren. It featured an orange leather-clad device with a black strip in the middle and a rear camera capable of 'disappearing' thanks to electrochromic glass. While the technology is impressive and the smartphone is highly appealing, it has yet to be implemented in devices available on the market. Therefore, the application of liquid cooling technology as depicted in the above concept for smartphones is likely distant. I hope to experience a commercially available device with this technology.
