Red Magic’s latest gaming phone looks like it escaped from an esports lab
Red Magic has launched its latest gaming phone series, the Red Magic 11S Pro, in China. This series celebrates the brand's eighth anniversary and includes two models with a focus on gaming performance. The phones feature advanced hardware designed for high-frame-rate gaming and are expected to excel in benchmark tests.
- ▪The Red Magic 11S Pro series includes the Red Magic 11S Pro and Red Magic 11S Pro+ models.
- ▪The phones are powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Leading Version and Red Magic's RedCore R4 gaming chip.
- ▪The transparent versions of the phones are designed to showcase their high-end hardware.
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Some phones have great cameras, while others go for a super-slim design. Red Magic’s latest looks like it wants to boot up a ranked match the second you touch it. The Red Magic 11S Pro series has officially launched in China, marking the brand’s eighth anniversary with a pair of unapologetically gaming-focused phones. The lineup includes the Red Magic 11S Pro in Matte White and Matte Black, along with the Red Magic 11S Pro+ in Transparent Black and Transparent White. And yes, the transparent versions are exactly the kind of over-the-top hardware flex that gaming phones should still be doing.
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