A new device from RedMagic, identified by the model number NX809J, has been spotted on the Geekbench benchmarking platform. The listing suggests that this model is likely to be part of the upcoming RedMagic 11 series, which continues the company’s focus on performance-driven gaming smartphones.
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According to the benchmark data from Geekbench 6.3.0, the NX809J achieved a single-core score of 3309, a multi-core score of 10742, and a GPU score of 22691. These figures point to flagship-level hardware performance aimed at demanding mobile gaming.
The benchmark listing also reveals details about the CPU. It features two Prime cores clocked at 4.19GHz and six Performance cores running at 3.63GHz. Based on this configuration, industry watchers believe the device will be powered by the second-generation Snapdragon 8 Extreme Edition, although the current version tested may not represent the final retail chip.
Reliable source @DigitalChatStation has shared additional information, claiming the RedMagic 11 series will bring improvements to the cooling system. The phone is said to move away from its previous “old-fashioned” cooling fan and adopt a redesigned version. In a significant move, the device is also expected to achieve an IP68 rating, making it the first smartphone to combine an internal cooling fan with both water and dust resistance.
The leaker further mentioned that the phone will include “another big trick” tied to Qualcomm’s SM8850 performance flagship, although no further details have been provided. This hints at potential unique features that may set the device apart from other gaming smartphones in the market.
For comparison, RedMagic introduced the RedMagic 10 Pro and 10 Pro+ models in November 2024, followed by the RedMagic 10 Air in April 2025. With the NX809J now surfacing, it signals that the company is preparing its next major release in the gaming phone category.
An official announcement regarding the RedMagic 11 series is yet to be made, but the Geekbench appearance suggests that its launch could be approaching.
