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JerryRigEverything viewers want RedMagic's cooling system left on display

His only new upload passes four million views, with requests for a transparent back joining jokes about overpowered everyday apps.

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My favorite Smartphone of 2026 (wait to see the insides)

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JerryRigEverything's Zack Nelson takes tweezers to the Red Magic 12 Pro's decorative rear shield, revealing bright blue liquid-cooling channels. The engineering is hidden beneath the finish, and several viewers have essentially the same question: why cover it up?

That request gives a fresh thread to the channel's continuing RedMagic exploration. In "My favorite Smartphone of 2026 (wait to see the insides)", Nelson shows the RGB-lit cooling fan, uses a lighter near the vents to demonstrate airflow, and puts the chassis through a bend test before exposing the plumbing. "Never have I ever seen such cool-looking internals on a smartphone," he says.

The week's only new upload has reached roughly four million views and is the channel's busiest video right now. Alongside requests for a clear back, viewers are joking about deploying all that gaming hardware for email, digital farming and Doodle Jump. Others raise a more practical concern: pocket lint meeting an active air vent.

"ONE PHONE TO RULE THEM ALL", another RedMagic upload from just before this week, also continues drawing attention, followed by the older Trump Phone durability test.

Across the channel, subscribers were unchanged over the week, although the month brought growth. Daily views are currently well below their usual level. That's also true of nearby tech channels including Linus Tech Tips, while Kyle Krueger is having a busier-than-usual spell. For Nelson, the most animated conversation is about a design choice: letting the cooling hardware become the phone's exterior.

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What viewers say

Why this wasn't released with a clear backing is beyond me. It looks magnificent
@YianniSocSee it on YouTube
Finally a phone that can run chess at competitive frame rates!
@austinmaiden4663See it on YouTube
Would be awesome if they made it without the silver backing so we can see all the cooling happening
@98ek9See it on YouTube

7 more comments

The dustbunnies in my pocket are telling me its not a good idea to have an active vent right there
@NobodyEpic95See it on YouTube
You're telling me I can play doodle jump at more than 30fps? Insane benchmark
@AbraxasXTSee it on YouTube
That cooling system is a thing of beauty
@daniturnSee it on YouTube
Finally something to help me check my emails
@R1SpeedRacer05See it on YouTube
yes now I can comfortably run my digital farm on the highest frames possible
@Len2n2See it on YouTube
Bruh they need to make the back lid transparent...this is magical
@thetasworldSee it on YouTube
I always hate watching you break these things, but love the videos at the same time.
@TheMightyRectomancerSee it on YouTube