Video Summary - REDMAGIC 11 Pro - You NEVER SEEN a Phone Like This!

Quick verdict

Strong recommendation for gamers and power users: Flossy Carter calls it a “major major go” (effectively a “double major go”).
He stopped short of a top score only because of camera performance.
Price starts at $750.

“Major major go” / “double major go” — camera performance keeps it from a full top score.

Price: from $750
Display: 6.85” AMOLED, 1216 × 2688 (~431 ppi), up to 144 Hz, full-screen under‑display front camera
SoC: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 Elite; Adreno 840 GPU
RAM / Storage: 12 / 16 / 24 GB RAM; 256 / 512 GB / 1 TB storage (UFS 4.1); no microSD slot
OS: Android 16 with Red Magic OS 11; 3–5 years of updates (region-dependent)
Battery & charging: 7,500 mAh; 80 W wired fast charge; 80 W wireless charging; reverse wireless charging; charge-separation mode (power phone without charging battery)
Water resistance: IPX8 (1.5 m for 30 minutes; reviewer submerged it)
Weight: 240 g
Cameras: Rear: 50 MP wide + 50 MP ultrawide + 2 MP macro; Front: 16 MP under‑display (1080p@30); video up to 8K@30 or 4K@60
Audio & ports: Dual stereo speakers; 32‑bit high‑res Snapdragon Sound; 3.5 mm headphone jack; IR blaster
Cooling & lighting: Large vapor chamber liquid cooling; RGB turbo cooling fan (up to ~24,000 RPM); customizable RGB lights and lighting modes
Other hardware: 520 Hz pressure‑sensitive gaming triggers; ultrasonic in-display fingerprint; face unlock; NFC; USB‑C

Flagship-level raw performance (SD 8 Gen 5 Elite) with third‑party benchmarks referenced (GSM Arena).
Real liquid cooling with a large vapor chamber and an active RGB fan with visible liquid circulation. Fan speed and sound are customizable.
First Red Magic model to include wireless charging and IPX8 water resistance (both demonstrated).
Huge 7,500 mAh battery with 80 W wired and wireless charging plus charge‑separation mode to reduce heat during long gaming sessions.
Full-screen experience enabled by an under‑display selfie camera for immersive media and gaming.
Rich gaming software suite: Game Space, magic key (customizable hardware button), per‑game profiles, cooling/fan toggles, in‑wallpaper mini‑games, floating windows, and multitasking.
Strong audio: loud stereo speakers, 32‑bit high‑res audio support, and a 3.5 mm headphone jack.
Highly customizable RGB lighting (back lighting, triggers, fan, various lighting modes).

Exceptional raw performance and smooth real‑world gaming (Asphalt 9, Killer Instinct, GTA via Xbox Game Pass demos).
Large battery and fast wired/wireless charging; practical charge‑separation mode for prolonged gaming.
IPX8 water resistance and wireless charging are new for Red Magic.
Immersive full‑screen viewing with no front‑camera cutout and very good speakers.
Extensive gamer‑centric hardware (triggers, fan, cooling system, lighting) and software tools.
Included fast charger and USB‑C cable in the box.
IR blaster and headphone jack remain useful differentiators.
Works on U.S. carriers (AT&T 5G demonstrated).

Camera system is the weak point: under‑display front selfie quality is limited and the rear cameras are serviceable but not class‑leading.
Long‑range zoom/telephoto performance is poor (failed reviewer’s zoom test).
The active fan is audible and can be loud — may require pausing during calls.
Phone is large and heavy (240 g), comparable to other big flagships.
No microSD expansion.
In the reviewer’s charging test, a full charge took about 1 hour 20 minutes (he suspected turbo mode was off; turbo would shorten charge time).

Biometrics: face unlock and ultrasonic in‑display fingerprint were fast and reliable.
Software personalization: deep theming, AI wallpaper generator, live wallpaper mini‑games, and extensive per‑game settings and overlays.
Multitasking: split‑screen, floating windows, and quick sidebar performed smoothly.
Cooling modes: balance vs fast; fast mode visibly increases liquid flow and fan speed. Fan sound and lighting behaviors can be customized.
Real‑world durability demos: reviewer submerged the phone and continued to use it; wireless and reverse charging were demonstrated successfully.
Speakers: loud and bassy — confirmed in a dedicated sound test.
Media and gaming especially benefit from the full‑screen display and loud stereo audio.

Positioned as a blend of gaming hardware and a more refined “luxury” finish compared with earlier, more overtly “nerdy” Red Magic designs (earlier favorite: Gold Saga).
Size/weight compared to peers: Gold Saga (246 g), Galaxy S25 Ultra (221 g), iPhone 17 Pro Max (246 g) — the 11 Pro is among the heavier flagship phones.
Camera performance falls below best-in-class phones from Vivo, Oppo, Xiaomi, Samsung, and Apple.
Performance benchmarks place it among the fastest phones available (GSM Arena referenced).

Starting price: $750
Weight: 240 g
Battery: 7,500 mAh
Display: 6.85” AMOLED, 1216×2688, up to 144 Hz
Charging: 80 W wired / 80 W wireless
Reviewer’s assessment: “major major go” / “double major go” (not the top rating because of camera weaknesses)

6.85” AMOLED, 1216×2688, ~431 ppi, 144 Hz, under‑display selfie camera
Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 Elite (Adreno 840)
12 / 16 / 24 GB RAM; 256 / 512 GB / 1 TB UFS 4.1; no microSD
Android 16 + Red Magic OS 11; 3–5 years update promise
7,500 mAh; 80 W wired & wireless charging; reverse wireless; charge‑separation mode
IPX8 water resistance (1.5 m / 30 min)
Glass front/back; aircraft‑grade aluminum frame
Dual stereo speakers; 32‑bit Snapdragon Sound; 3.5 mm jack
Triple rear cameras: 50 MP wide, 50 MP ultrawide, 2 MP macro; 16 MP UD front; 8K30 / 4K60 video
Fan‑based liquid cooling with visible liquid flow and large vapor chamber
RGB turbo cooling fan (up to ~24,000 RPM) and customizable lighting modes
520 Hz pressure‑sensitive shoulder triggers
Ultrasonic in‑display fingerprint + face unlock; IR blaster; NFC; USB‑C
Included fast charger and USB‑C cable in box
Color/finish options: Cryo / Night Freeze / Subzero / silver / black; some finishes show visible liquid cooling
Works on AT&T 5G (U.S. carrier support tested)

Flossy Carter — primary reviewer: hands‑on review, demos (submerge, wireless charging, gaming, software walkthrough), verdict.
White Shoes — the reviewer’s cat (recurring cameo).
Mark Rubier — participated in loudspeaker “sound test.”
GSM Arena — referenced for benchmark comparisons.
Google Gemini — demoed on-device for summarizing web pages and image/frame analysis.
Brief end voiceover — channel outro (non-technical).

Buy if you prioritize: raw performance, long battery life, advanced cooling (including an active fan), immersive full‑screen display, loud stereo audio, wireless charging, IPX8 water resistance, and flashy customizable RGB aesthetics.
Consider another phone if your top priority is mobile photography (telephoto zoom, best‑in‑class cameras, or high-quality selfies). The Red Magic 11 Pro’s cameras are adequate but not class-leading.