RedMagic 11 Pro: Dual Cooling Flagship Gaming Phone Launch

Mobile gaming has achieved all-around improvements in experience, from the e-sports chip to touch optimization, from the game assistant to the performance engine. Among them, the optimization of image quality and response speed is particularly remarkable, allowing players to enjoy unprecedented smoothness and fluidity in games. Against this backdrop, the Red Magic brand announced that it will officially release its new generation of gaming smartphones — the Red Magic 11 Pro series — on October 17, once again igniting enthusiasm in the gaming phone market.

As the new generation flagship, the Red Magic 11 Pro series not only continues the flagship configuration of the previous generation but also achieves a comprehensive upgrade in gaming performance. According to the official pre-release information, the new phone has made breakthroughs in multiple dimensions, including body design, dual gaming chips, touch technology, screen display, imaging system, and cooling solution. Among them, the most noticeable change lies in the back cover and rear camera module, while other parts have been slightly adjusted. The overall design better fits the aesthetics and needs of gaming players.

In terms of core configuration, the Red Magic 11 Pro series is equipped with the latest fifth-generation Snapdragon 8 Supreme Edition processor, with a CPU frequency of up to 4.6GHz and a GPU performance increase of 23%. In particular, this processor supports independent high-speed video memory technology, with a cache capacity of 18MB. While improving performance by 40%, it reduces power consumption by 12%. The new phone is also equipped with the Red Core R4 e-sports chip, which focuses on four core functions — touch optimization, lighting control, rendering acceleration, and concurrent super-resolution and high frame rate — bringing players an ultimate gaming experience.

As for the screen, the Red Magic 11 Pro series has been upgraded to the second-generation Wukong display, using BOE’s X10 luminous material. It offers higher peak brightness and clearer visual performance. At the same time, the new phone is also equipped with a Synaptics touch chip and Magic Touch 3.0 technology, with an instant touch sampling rate of up to 3000Hz, supporting wet-hand operation, allowing players to perform more precise and faster actions during gaming. The Red Magic’s latest device also supports 3D ultrasonic fingerprint unlocking, which is faster and less glaring.

Regarding the imaging system, although the Red Magic 11 Pro series does not pursue ultimate professional-level performance, its 50-megapixel dual main camera setup, combined with a 1/1.55-inch CMOS sensor, F/1.88 aperture, and OIS optical image stabilization, is sufficient to meet the daily shooting needs of players. After all, for a smartphone focused on gaming, the performance of its imaging system is already excellent enough.

In terms of cooling, the Red Magic 11 Pro series has gone all out. As the industry’s first “air-water dual cooling” smartphone, the new device adopts a dual cooling solution that combines a Pulsating Liquid Cooling Engine and an active cooling fan. The Pulsating Liquid Cooling Engine achieves efficient circulation of the coolant through liquid channel design and a micro ceramic pump; while the active cooling fan features a high speed of 24,000 rpm and an IPX8 waterproof rating, ensuring the phone remains cool even under long-term high-load operation. The addition of materials such as Waterfall Air Duct 3.0, 4D Ice Step VC, and graphene has further elevated the cooling efficiency of the new device to a new height.