An introduction to the Red Magic 11 Pro, showcasing its full-screen AMOLED display, flat back design, port placement, and physical control layout. Along the way it covers Liquid Cooling Deep Dive, Performance & Benchmarks and Gaming Controls, Touch & Emulation, and more. Final review consensus highlighting ideal use cases for hardcore mobile gamers, emulation enthusiasts, and luxury media consumers.
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An introduction to the Red Magic 11 Pro, showcasing its full-screen AMOLED display, flat back design, port placement, and physical control layout.
On screen: Close-up panning across the bottom and side frame of the phone, showing ports and triggers.
A close look at the phone's visible liquid cooling loop, 24,000 RPM internal fan, micro-pump, and laser-cut thermal channels.
On screen: Detailed close-up animation displaying the internal liquid-cooling chambers and micro-pump mechanism of the phone.
Testing the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, companion Red Core R4 chip, Geekbench and AnTuTu scores, and Genshin Impact frame-rate stability.
On screen: The chart shifts to showcase the massive Antutu benchmark results, pointing to a massive score layout on the screen.
Exploring the 520Hz shoulder triggers, 3000Hz touch sampling rate, PC game streaming capabilities, and high-resolution Switch emulation.
On screen: A montage compares Hades II running in handheld and docked 4K simulation on the phone.
Evaluating camera image quality, front under-display camera trade-offs, IPX8 water resistance, and physical bend test results.
On screen: A durability tester applying high pressure to the phone's chassis to check for structural flexing.
Assessing the 7,500 mAh battery capacity, 80W wired and wireless charging, charge bypass feature, and overall heat management under heavy loads.
On screen: The reviewer points a thermal imaging camera at the back of the REDMAGIC 11 Pro to show heat dissipation.
Final review consensus highlighting ideal use cases for hardcore mobile gamers, emulation enthusiasts, and luxury media consumers.
On screen: Split screen comparing the REDMAGIC 11 Pro and an iPhone side-by-side during a benchmark sequence.
0:00 Speaker A: You have never seen a phone like this before. Speaker B: It's the world's first mass produced liquid cooled superphone. Speaker C: Right here is The Red Magic 11. Speaker D: Pro, a gaming centric device. Speaker E: Welcome back to re review where we watch all the reviews so you don't have to. Speaker E: Today we're diving into the world's first liquid cooled smartphone, the Red Magic 11 Pro. Speaker F: We see the return of Red Magic's signature full screen experience with their under screen technology that features a 6.85-inch AMOLED display at a resolution of 2688 x 1216 with a 95.3% screen to body ratio up to 144Hz refresh rate and 1800 nits max brightness.
0:40 Speaker G: The back is completely flat so when you set it on a table it doesn't rock or tilt and that's a pretty small thing to worry about. Speaker G: But it makes it feel cleaner and more premium. Speaker D: Down at the bottom you've got your SIM card slot, microphone, USB type C port, one of your speakers and moving along this is where all the really cool stuff is.520 Hz shoulder triggers on both sides for when you are gaming. Speaker D: And then you have looks like another microphone. Speaker D: This is their customizable magic key which is a slider.
1:08 Speaker D: You'll notice some texture on it so it's easier to kind of grasp and slide. Speaker D: You've got your power button volume rockers. Speaker B: The top of the phone has a headphone jack blast from the past. Speaker B: Having lagless and lossless audio while gaming is essential. Speaker C: The Night Freeze edition looks like it was designed by a team of engineers who asked what if Tony Stark built a gaming phone during an ice storm. Speaker C: So no over the top RGB circus. Speaker C: This is controlled aggression right here.
1:34 Speaker C: A CNC machined aluminum frame curves perfectly into dual gorilla glass panels finished in that frosted night freeze blue from the. Speaker E: Outside you might expect the performance to feel heavy, but the internal hardware is where this phone truly differentiates itself. Speaker B: This is The Red Magic 11 Pro in Silver sub zero. Speaker B: And the blue circle you see on the back is the actual visible liquid from inside the liquid cooler.
1:59 Speaker B: When the phone is turned on, the blue coolant gets visibly pumped around inside of the phone distributing heat across the phone's back surface. Speaker B: Being a red Magic phone, the internal cooling fan also got upgraded to 24,000 RPMs. Speaker A: Like when I think about innovation, that's never been done before. Speaker A: This truly is innovation man. Speaker A: Like I don't think any other company is doing what Red Magic is doing.
2:26 Speaker E: This blend of desktop grade hardware Miniaturized for a phone is truly what sets the Red Magic 11 Pro apart. Speaker G: The Octa core cooling system inside The Red Magic 11 Pro is the world's fastest mass produced liquid cooling setup in a smartphone. Speaker G: And it's using a real fluorinated coolant, the same kind that you find in high end AI servers. Speaker F: The combination of the piezoelectric ceramic micropump, micron level laser cutting which allowed them to integrate ultra fine liquid channels, and the use of an anti freezing coolant which is both non conducive and completely leak proof in a fully sealed system has allowed Red Magic to somehow pack this all into the 11 Pro.
3:03 Speaker H: The fan's on just on a low mode right now. Speaker H: Can't hear it at all. Speaker H: If I chuck it up to the maximum freeze mode, you can now hear it. Speaker H: It is audible, but it's so soft that it'll be drowned out by the tiniest little noise. Speaker G: The Red Magic 11 Pro runs the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and it's not just another spec sheet flex. Speaker G: This chip hits up to 4.6 gigahertz on a 3nm pro process.
3:30 Speaker H: And you got that red core R4 chip stuffed in there as well, which helps to monitor the gaming performance, the cooling system and power. Speaker H: Some of those in game features. Speaker G: In Red Magic's own lab results. Speaker G: Genshin Impact ran at an average of 60.9 frames per second with only 0.5 frame variance over two hours. Speaker E: This raw power is reflected directly in competitive benchmarking and future proofing. Speaker C: So looking at the chart, the new red Magic 11 Pro takes position one on this chart with a Geekbench multicore score of 11,011 15.
4:04 Speaker C: That's seriously impressive raw benchmark power. Speaker G: And the final one here is Antutu and you can see on the left hand side with that red Magic 11 Pro we scored a 3,967,467. Speaker G: This is crazy. Speaker G: You've got 520Hz shoulder triggers, the fastest that I've tested on any phone. Speaker G: And they can even be used in portrait mode now, which is perfect for shooters or racing games.
4:30 Speaker C: Input responsiveness is next level with a 3000Hz instant touch sampling rate, meaning your taps register faster than most people can blink. Speaker G: There's even a wet hand mode so you can still swipe or tap accurately even if your fingers aren't completely dry. Speaker G: I tested it out after washing my hands and I didn't miss a single input, which is honestly kind of wild. Speaker E: While the performance isn't just for native mobile games, users are already pushing the envelope with advanced streaming and emulation, and.
4:58 Speaker F: I've got Hollow Knight Silksong running here streaming from my local PC to the 11 Pro at 144 frames per second at the 11 Pro's native resolution. Speaker F: And we're looking at sub 2 millisecond decoding times, which is excellent. Speaker F: And more recently we've had some very exciting developments for the ALA chipset when it comes to switch emulation. Speaker F: Ball pit and Hades 2, which work incredibly well here with Eden and both are set to use two times the native switch resolution in docked mode, which means we are at a 4K resolution.
5:26 Speaker F: And the craziest part of this all is that we are only using the Eco preset. Speaker F: I was blown away by how well games like Final Fantasy 7 Remake ran here with the 11 Pro using the Rise preset. Speaker F: I have this game set at a 720p resolution and the frame rate was pretty variable between 30 to 60 frames per second. Speaker F: I'd say it's very solid overall and looks amazing. Speaker I: We have a pretty acceptable main sensor with a 50 megapixel resolution, an F stop of 1.9.
5:51 Speaker I: We then have a 50 megapixel ultra wide with an F stop of 2.2 to then well a 2 megapixel macro that honestly shouldn't be here on the. Speaker A: Front got a 16 megapixel wide angle lens and you can shoot 1080p at 30 frames per second. Speaker I: And just for the fun of it, front facing camera. Speaker I: This is not going to be a good front facing camera. Speaker I: We all know this 4k 60 frames per second on the main camera.
6:17 Speaker I: Naturally. Speaker I: Again I cannot switch to the ultra wide during the recording. Speaker I: Do not buy this phone if the camera matters to you. Speaker I: If you want to take casual shots, you know what every now and then and if you know how to create a composition, you can get some fine shots out of it, especially with the main camera. Speaker I: Just nothing that can compete with the top dogs in mobile photography. Speaker E: But the camera compromise is often seen as the necessary trade off for the clean aesthetic and superior display experience.
6:47 Speaker A: So I don't mind not having the best selfie camera to have all display like this. Speaker F: Beautiful. Speaker A: That little no cutout makes such a huge difference. Speaker H: Oh and the red Magic 11 Pro is now IPX8 rated so fully water resistant despite all these gaping orifices unlike the previous generation. Speaker B: It's good to know that this phone can handle the physical aggression of losing just fine.
7:12 Speaker B: No bending, cracks, kinks or damage when bent from the back nor the front. Speaker B: This brick of a Red Magic phone is just as solid this year with its cooling loop as it was last year without it. Speaker G: It's packing a massive 7,500 milliamp hour battery, which is bigger than what you get in most gaming phones and even a lot of tablets. Speaker G: The phone supports 80 watt wired and 80 watt wireless charging which is still rare in this category. Speaker H: So you can plug the cable and in and you can actually bypass the battery charging as always.
7:41 Speaker H: So you can keep this thing powered up indefinitely and keep on gaming until basically your thumbs fall off. Speaker E: The efficiency of the new chipset combined with a larger battery translates into an impressive real world stamina, even under pressure. Speaker G: I got around 34 hours of total use, and if you're gaming, you're looking at about eight hours of continuous gameplay at full frame rates. Speaker G: And that's like playing Genshin Impact or PUBG Mobile through an entire flight across the country without needing a charger in.
8:08 Speaker A: Terms of thermals, guys, like I was kind of prepared to be like, oh yeah, it's warm. Speaker A: But no, I mean like guys, if anything it's a little bit like a droplet warmer than when I first went and started the game here. Speaker J: Taking all of this into consideration, The Red Magic 11 Pro is officially the new gaming king as it won in all four tests.
8:33 Speaker J: However, to my surprise, the iPhone is no slouch and definitely gave the Red Magic a competitive fight. Speaker E: The consensus is clear. Speaker E: The Red Magic 11 Pro is an engineering marvel designed to maximize performance above all else. Speaker E: Its world dealing liquid cooling system, advanced vapor chamber ensure that the monstrous Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 can run constantly at its peak. Speaker E: Coupled with its largest battery in the gaming phone segment and a pure uninterrupted AMOLED display, the 11 Pro delivers a relentless competitive advantage that its rivals simply can't match.
9:03 Speaker J: Moreover, the Red Magic will soon get native 90 frames per second, and I'm 100% positive it will also run the game at 90 frames per second flawlessly. Speaker C: The Red Magic 11 Pro is pure performance energy with powerful Snapdragon Elite performance, a stunning bright AMOLED display, futuristic design, and an advanced cooling system that's basically an air conditioner for your phone. Speaker E: So who should buy this phone?
9:29 Speaker E: If you're a hardcore mobile gamer, the integrated 520Hz triggers and 144Hz screen and the proprietary cooling system provide an unmatched competitive edge. Speaker E: If you're the emulation enthusiast, the raw power of the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 and its consistent thermal handling makes advanced emulation finally achievable, even at 4k resolutions. Speaker E: And if you're the luxury media consumer, the massive battery IPX8 rating, 3.5mm headphone jack and completely uninterrupted full screen display make this a surprisingly strong choice for media consumption, provided you can accept the camera caveats.
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