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Nubia Red Magic 11S Pro

Released May 2026 · Full specs on GSMArena · Updated Jun 29, 2026

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Consensus of 2 reviews (1 scored). How this is calculated.

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Nubia Red Magic 11S Pro, photographed by Digital Trends

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Key specs

Released: May 2026
Launch price (USD): $800
Launch price (UK): £709
Form factor: Standard
OS: Android
Display: 6.9″
Main camera: 50 MP
Telephoto lens: No
Battery: 7,500 mAh
Wired charging: 80 W
Chipset: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Leading Version
Base storage: 256 GB
Weight: 230 g
Water resistance: IPX8
Sold in: US, UK

What the reviewers said

Digital Trends US

No scoreJun 29, 2026

A gaming-focused phone with striking design and strong gaming performance, but compromised as an everyday phone due to size, cameras, and software.

Visible liquid cooling and RGB lighting make a striking transparent design
6.85-inch 144Hz AMOLED with no notch or hole-punch
Sustained 60fps in demanding games like Zenless Zone Zero
Shoulder triggers improve touch controls for emulation
Large 7,500mAh battery and fast charging

Very slippery, heavy, and chunky for one-handed use
Sustained synthetic benchmarks throttle heavily
Cameras are average with overprocessed images
Software includes bloatware and occasional app crashes
Battery drains quickly under heavy gaming load

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Trusted Reviews UK

4/5May 27, 2026

A further optimised RedMagic 11 Pro with flagship-level performance, solid battery life and a bright screen, but pricier and with underwhelming dual 50MP cameras.

Immense flagship-grade performance and strong 3D gaming results
Solid battery endurance
Bright, detailed, fast 144Hz AMOLED screen
Gaming-centric software features are a pleasant touch
Physical gaming triggers and 3.5mm headphone jack

Camera performance is underwhelming, especially zoom and low light
More expensive than the predecessors
Only IPX8 rating with no dust resistance
Selfie camera looks washed out and overprocessed

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