ZTE nubia RedMagic 11 Pro

Have you ever seen three types of cooling solutions in a single smartphone slab? No other device has tried it before, not even any gaming phone. The Nubia Redmagic 11 Pro will do active air cooling and thermal control through a vapor chamber. But for the first time ever, now there’s a real liquid cooling solution on this gaming handset. Yes, there have been a few concepts. None of them hit commercial retail until the Redmagic 11 Pro. This newcomer also has the world’s fastest Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip. And the additional Redcore R4 gaming chip lends a hand with extra processing for super resolution up to 2K and frame interpolation that hits 144Hz to match the screen’s own refresh rate. There’s a 6.85” AMOLED 1.5K panel on the Nubia RedMagic 11 Pro. It hits peak 144Hz and 2000 nits brightness, by the way. ~95% screen-to-body ratio is measured on the screen, since the selfie cam is behind the AMOLED, as always. Redmagic 11 Pro’s frame is actually made out of aluminum (aviation-grade) metal. And there’s no bump for the cameras. They sit flush on the back, covered by the rear glass. Two of those lenses are 50MP (main + ultrawide), and the selfie is 16MP. The variant for Pakistan has a 7500mAh battery with 80W charging. There’s also WiFi 7 here, a trusty headphone jack (Hi-res DAC), and dual speakers. This Redmagic 11 Pro might just be the highest-end device we’ve seen in Pakistan after the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra.