Gaming phones RedMagic 11S Pro and Pro+ are compared side by side with the previous generation RedMagic 11 Pro and Pro+, with adjustments in chip, battery life, and cooling configuration, making it easy for gaming players to choose according to their needs.

RedMagic 11S Pro Series: Full Specs Compared Across Three Models
Spec RedMagic 11 Pro/Pro+ RedMagic 11S Pro RedMagic 11S Pro+
Chip Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen5 self-developed gaming chip - Red Core R4 Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen5 Leading Edition self-developed gaming chip - Red Core R4 Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen5 Leading Edition self-developed gaming chip - Red Core R4
Display 6.85-inch BOE X10 1.5K resolution 144Hz punch-hole-free screen 6.85-inch BOE X10 1.5K resolution 144Hz punch-hole-free screen 6.85-inch BOE X10 1.5K resolution 144Hz punch-hole-free screen
Front Camera 2MP macro front under-screen 16MP 2MP macro front under-screen 16MP 2MP macro front under-screen 16MP
Rear Camera 50MP main camera + 50MP ultra-wide 50MP main camera + 50MP ultra-wide 50MP main camera + 50MP ultra-wide
Battery/Charging Pro: 8000mAh+80w / Pro+: 7500mAh+120w+80w 8000mAh battery, 80w wired 7500mAh battery, 120w wired + 80w wireless
Cooling Air cooling + liquid metal, Pro+ exclusive fluorinated liquid water cooling Air cooling + liquid metal Fluorinated liquid water cooling + air cooling + liquid metal
Other Features Ultrasonic fingerprint, IPX8 waterproof touch shoulder keys, Synaptics touch chip Ultrasonic fingerprint, IPX8 waterproof touch shoulder keys, Synaptics touch chip Ultrasonic fingerprint, IPX8 waterproof touch shoulder keys, Synaptics touch chip

The core processors of all three models in the full series are uniformly equipped with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen5 Leading Edition, paired with RedMagic's self-developed Red Core R4 gaming chip, with dual-chip collaborative optimization for mobile game frame rate stability, running large mobile games at high image quality with full frame rate while specifically optimizing power consumption scheduling. The screens all use 6.85-inch BOE X10 material 1.5K punch-hole-free flat screens, with 144Hz high refresh rate paired with professional gaming touch tuning, the new phones are equipped with a brand new touch chip + physical touch shoulder keys, mobile game scope-aiming and combo-triggering follow hand movement with no lag or smearing. The imaging specifications are consistent across the line, with a rear 50 million pixel main camera + 50 million pixel ultra-wide + 2 million pixel macro, and a 16 million pixel under-screen front camera, which is completely sufficient for daily QR code scanning, portrait selfies, and distant scenery shooting, and can also meet the need to casually record footage in between games.

RedMagic 11S Pro Series: Full Specs Compared Across Three Models

The previous generation RedMagic 11 Pro was equipped with an 8000mAh large battery + 80W wired fast charging, the Pro+ version switched to a 7500mAh battery, supporting 120W wired + 80W wireless dual fast charging, the Pro+ has an exclusive fluorinated liquid water cooling structure, while the Pro is only equipped with air cooling + liquid metal cooling. The brand new RedMagic 11S Pro has an upgraded starting price of 5499, built-in 8000mAh super large capacity battery, paired with 80W wired fast charging, cooling continues to use the air cooling + liquid metal combination, battery life is the strongest among the three models, no need to frequently look for a charger during long periods of gaming out and about. The RedMagic 11S Pro+ has a starting price of 6199, the battery is reduced to 7500mAh, with 120W wired + 80W wireless fast charging added, charging recovery efficiency is maxed out, while also equipped with fluorinated liquid water cooling + air cooling + liquid metal triple cooling, delivering the best temperature control performance during long periods of full-load gaming.

RedMagic 11S Pro Series: Full Specs Compared Across Three Models

The full series is standard equipped with ultrasonic fingerprint unlock, IPX8-rated waterproof and dustproof, so there's no need to overly worry about body damage when using outdoors in the rain or if the phone is accidentally splashed, physical shoulder keys are also standard across the full series, which is a hard requirement configuration for FPS and fighting game players. The previous generation's starting price was 4999, with the high-end configuration at 5699, the new models have seen a slight price increase after upgrades to chip specifications and detail configurations.

The three models respectively focus on ultra-long battery life, all-around fast charging, and top-tier cooling, dividing tiers according to different usage habits.

Would you lean toward the standard version with more emphasis on ultra-large battery life for a new phone, or the Pro+ with fast charging and cooling maxed out?