RedMagic 11S – RedMagic’s 11S Pro, a flagship Android gaming phone, pairs an overclocked Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip with liquid cooling—aimed at keeping performance steady during long sessions. The device also upgrades its 7,500mAh battery, adds 80W wireless charging, and
The new RedMagic 11S Pro is built for one kind of moment: the stretch of gaming where heat usually starts to steal performance. RedMagic is answering that problem with a liquid-cooling setup inside its latest flagship. designed specifically to keep an overclocked Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 running “Leading Version” speeds.
RedMagic says the 11S Pro’s processor reaches CPU clock speeds of up to 4.74GHz. That’s higher than the standard version of the chip, which maxes out at 4.61GHz. The company is also making big performance claims versus the 10S Pro it replaces. saying the 11S Pro delivers 19% faster CPU. 24% faster GPU. and 39% faster NPU.
Inside the cooling system. RedMagic points to hardware details that underline just how aggressive this design is: a 24. 000 RPM cooling fan paired with a liquid cooling loop and a vapor chamber. RedMagic says this liquid cooling improves heat transfer efficiency by up to 50%. and that it’s meant to keep the phone running smoothly during gaming sessions. The system doesn’t stop at the chip—RedMagic also says it cools the 7,500mAh battery.
The battery is also a straight-up upgrade in size. RedMagic’s 11S Pro uses a 7,500mAh battery, a 450mAh increase compared to the RedMagic 10S Pro. Charging stays fast on both wired and wireless paths: RedMagic says the 11S Pro can reach 80W wireless charging speeds. and it also supports cable charging.
On the display, RedMagic keeps the focus on responsiveness and brightness for gameplay. The 11S Pro uses a full-screen display without a notch or cutout, with support for 144Hz refresh rates. The 6.85-inch AMOLED panel can reach 1. 800 nits of peak brightness. and RedMagic calls out eye-friendly dimming support including 2. 592Hz PWM dimming and DC dimming.
The gaming package extends beyond the screen. The phone includes stereo speakers, haptic motors, shoulder triggers, and RGB lighting. There’s also a dual-camera system on the back with a 50MP main camera and a 50MP ultrawide camera, plus a 16MP front camera for selfies.
Connectivity and storage come in gaming-ready configurations. The RedMagic 11S Pro includes a USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C port. The baseline configuration offers 12GB of memory and 256GB of storage. while the highest-end model steps up to 16GB RAM and 512GB storage. The phone runs RedMagic OS 11.5, based on Android 16.
The pricing and rollout land with the familiar pressure of today’s smartphone market. The RedMagic 11S Pro starts at $799/€799, which RedMagic frames as a $100 increase compared to the RedMagic 10S Pro. Availability covers North America, Europe, the UK, Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America. Early bird access begins June 9, with global availability coming June 10, 2026.
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So it’s basically a gaming phone that doesn’t overheat? Coolcool.
4.74GHz?? That sounds like it’ll melt my whole hand. Also liquid cooling on a phone is wild, I give it like 2 months before something leaks lol.
Wait I thought overclocking was supposed to ruin battery life… but they’re saying 19% faster CPU and bigger 7,500mAh. So is it actually better or just marketing? I’m confused.
I don’t trust the numbers. “39% faster NPU” whatever that even means for normal people. Also 24,000 RPM fan sounds like a tiny jet engine, so the liquid cooling is probably just to cover the noise.