I tested the Red Magic 11 Pro and honestly, this thing feels like the desktop PC compared to laptops in the phone world. In this video I unbox the global version, go over the specs, and then focus on what actually matters for a gaming phone: sustained performance. You’re getting a 6.85-inch 144Hz AMOLED (up to 1,800 nits), a massive 7,500mAh battery with 80W charging, up to 24GB RAM, and fast UFS storage. But the real headline is the cooling setup: a fan plus a “world’s first” liquid cooling-in-a-fan setup, and you still get a big vapor chamber on top of that. I ran 3DMark and Geekbench to see if all that cooling is more than marketing. I got 81.1% stability in 3DMark, and the performance was noticeably more consistent than another Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 phone I compared it to (Xiaomi 17 Pro Max). In real games like Genshin Impact and Call of Duty, it stayed smooth with no drops for me—yes it gets warm, but not uncomfortable. The side triggers are basically a cheat for shooters, though I wish they had more travel and the case can get in the way. Camera-wise, it’s exactly what you’d expect: acceptable main/ultrawide, an ignored 2MP, and an under-display selfie cam that’s limited—so if cameras are your priority, this isn’t the phone.