REDMAGIC has officially introduced the REDMAGIC 11 Pro series in China, positioning its latest gaming smartphones under the launch theme “Power Unleashed · Limitless Force.” The series pushes high-end mobile esports forward with new technologies across cooling, performance, display, and touch, including the world’s first dual liquid-and-air cooling system in a mass-produced smartphone.
World’s First Dual Liquid-and-Air Cooling System
REDMAGIC’s new cooling architecture blends PC-grade liquid cooling with its signature high-speed fan system. Using AI-server-grade fluorinated liquid that remains stable from -60°C to 108°C, the 11 Pro maintains consistent thermal performance during extended gaming. The setup includes a 0.85mm ceramic micro-pump, upgraded Turbo Fan 4.0 spinning at 24,000 rpm, and Liquid Metal 3.0, creating a four-layer cooling loop that boosts heat dissipation efficiency by 50%. The system is IPX8 waterproof and features a visible liquid-cooling design, where a translucent blue ring rotates during operation for a futuristic look.
Flagship Performance with Dual-Core Architecture
At the heart of the REDMAGIC 11 Pro lies Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, paired with LPDDR5T RAM and UFS 4.1 PRO storage, forming what REDMAGIC calls its “Trinity” performance structure. Benchmarks top 4.358 million points on AnTuTu, with titles such as Honkai: Star Rail running at 60FPS and Wuthering Waves reaching 90FPS on ultra settings.
The Ultra Graphics Engine 3.0 and RedCore R4 chip enable over 200 domestic games to upscale to 2K at 144Hz, while select titles support ray tracing for console-like visuals. In China, the phone even includes a built-in PC emulator, running Tomb Raider at 120FPS to demonstrate desktop-level gaming on mobile.
Massive Battery and Fast Charging
With an 8,000mAh battery, 120W wired, and 80W wireless charging, the 11 Pro is built for marathon sessions. REDMAGIC claims up to 13 hours of MOBA gameplay or 10 hours of shooters, plus a bypass charging mode to prevent battery wear during play.
Display and Touch Enhancements
The 11 Pro introduces Full-Screen 2.0 technology, achieving a 95.3% screen-to-body ratio without notches or punch-holes. The BOE X10 display supports 2688×1216 resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, and improved color accuracy while reducing power draw by 10%. For long sessions, Star Shield Eye Protection 2.0 adjusts lighting automatically to reduce eye strain.
Gamers get pinpoint control through a new Synaptics touch chip with a 3,000Hz touch sampling rate, 520Hz shoulder triggers, and 3D ultrasonic fingerprint unlocking. These features, combined with anti-sweat algorithms and wet-hand support, ensure precision under pressure.
AI-Powered REDMAGIC OS 11
Running REDMAGIC OS 11 with the AI assistant MORA, the Chinese edition introduces new smart features like AI social replies, object recognition, and screen-based search. During gaming, a Personal AI Coach offers real-time strategy analysis and guidance.
Camera and Livestreaming Capabilities
Breaking from the usual gaming-phone formula, the REDMAGIC 11 Pro features dual 50MP cameras capable of underwater and low-light shooting. For creators and streamers, it supports 8K60Hz and 4K144Hz output with independent audio-video control. Real-world streaming tests maintained stable 120FPS performance over an hour of gameplay.
REDMAGIC 16 PRO Laptop Joins the Lineup
Alongside the phones, REDMAGIC launched the 16 PRO Gaming Laptop, featuring Intel’s Core Ultra9-275HX CPU and up to RTX 5090 graphics. It brings a 16-inch 300Hz display, RGB lighting, Thunderbolt 5, and MagicCool 2.0 thermal architecture. Prices in China start at 16,999 RMB for the RTX 5070Ti model.
Pricing and Availability
The REDMAGIC 11 Pro starts at 4,999 RMB (~$685 USD) in China, available in Black, Silver, Transparent Black, and Transparent Silver finishes with storage options up to 24GB RAM + 1TB. The global launch is set for November 3, 2025, via redmagic.gg.
REDMAGIC continues to expand its gaming ecosystem with controllers, GaN chargers, and accessories designed for professional-level mobile esports, reaffirming its position as one of the few brands still treating smartphones like serious gaming machines.
