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RedMagic 11 Air surfaces on 3C certification with 120W fast wired charging

RedMagic 11 Air surfaces on 3C certification with 120W fast wired charging

Alleged Nubia RedMagic Air (MIIT-Revealed Renders)

Nubia’s sub-brand RedMagic has already confirmed the launch of the RedMagic 11 Air in China, with its first teaser having gone live on Weibo. And now, the upcoming smartphone has been spotted on the 3C certification, which reveals its charging specifications.

Here is more to it.

RedMagic 11 Air spotted on 3C Certification

As per the 3C certification listing, the model number NX799J is mentioned, which is believed to belong to the RedMagic 11 Air. Looking at the certification details, the adapter model number listed is “STC-A11602060AC1”, which further reveals support for up to 120W maximum wired charging. This is the same charger that was previously bundled with the RedMagic 11 Pro+ as well.

RedMagic 11 AIr 3C
RedMagic 11 AIr 3C

Speaking more about this device, it was also earlier spotted on the Geekbench database, where it was revealed to be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC and running on Android 16. The listing further suggested that the smartphone was operating on REDMAGICOS 11.0.7_GB and was tested with a 16GB RAM variant. Additionally, the MIIT certification had already revealed the design of the device, while the TENAA listing pointed towards a 6,780mAh rated battery capacity, which could translate to a typical value of around 7,000mAh.

And now, with the first official teaser already out, more details related to the specifications and launch timeline of the RedMagic 11 Air are expected to surface in the coming days.

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Divya Dhingra

She is a passionate learner and an avid tech enthusiast, always eager to explore the latest trends and innovations in the tech world. Armed with her trusty Realme 10 Pro 5G smartphone, she's constantly on the lookout for new stories and insights to share. Recently, she embarked on a new journey as a Junior Tech Journalist at The Tech Outlook.

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