With ASUS no longer making phones, Redmagic is the only gaming phone brand left, and to its credit, it is doing all the right things. I used the Redmagic 11 Pro when it debuted, and the addition of liquid cooling gave the device that little extra that gaming phones always need, and it was a gaming powerhouse.
There's now the Redmagic 11 Air; I still think it's hilarious that the brand chose an Air moniker for a phone that weighs 207g and has a 6.85-inch panel and a huge 7,000mAh battery, but hey, at least it is lighter than the 230g 11 Pro. As you'd imagine from Redmagic, the 11 Air has high-end internals and a whole load of extras designed to make the most out of mobile gaming. After using the phone for two weeks, I'm convinced that this is a great gaming phone, and if anything, I prefer it to the 11 Pro — I'm focusing on four areas where the Redmagic 11 Air stands out.
