Liquid cooled. It never slows down.
Memory and storage
Color
Add-ons and quantity
A real liquid-cooling loop, a 24,000 RPM fan, a 144Hz screen and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. Where other phones throttle after a few minutes, Nexa Turbo 11 holds full frame rate for hours.
Runs on T-Mobile and AT&T with a physical SIM. Not recommended for Verizon, which relies on a band this phone lacks.
It runs the Nexa Signal Engine: we lock it to the exact tower and frequency that perform best at your location, and it stays there. No hopping onto dead towers, no full bars with no internet, no airplane-mode resets, and no connecting to towers you haven't approved.
Performance
Highest benchmark in the lineup, and it holds it under sustained load. Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 only runs as fast as the connection feeding it: an ordinary phone trades the fast band for a slower one all day, and this phone holds the band you locked.
Illustrative example, not a measurement. Every site's towers are different, so your numbers will differ. The pattern doesn't: an ordinary phone hops to whatever band looks strongest, usually a slower long-range band, and a Nexa Pro stays on the tower and band you chose.
Inside
Flagship glass, screen and silicon, and one layer no other phone has. Scroll and it comes apart.
- 01Front glass
- 02Display
- 03Frame
- 04Nexa Signal Engine
This is the part that gets a phone out.
- 05Chip
- 06Battery
- 07Back panel
- Chip
- Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5
- CPU
- 2 × 4.6GHz + 6 × 3.62GHz Oryon V3
- Graphics
- Adreno 840
- Cooling
- Liquid loop, 24,000 RPM fan, vapor chamber
- Memory
- 12GB to 24GB
- Storage
- 256GB to 1TB
Same flagship class as the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The difference is control: Samsung and Motorola lock their phones, so none of this is possible on a Galaxy or a Moto.
Photos of our own units are on the way; images shown are representative.