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RedMagic is mostly known for its gaming phone line, with the recently launched 9S Pro being the current top-end offering (16/512 GB curr. $899 on Amazon). The company also sells gaming-focused accessories, but with the launch of Titan 16 Pro, it has entered into the gaming laptop market.
This gaming laptop was fully unveiled on July3 in China, but so far, it has stayed exclusive to the Chinese market. The good part is that the company has just announced that it will bring the Titan 16 Pro to other markets. More specifically, it will make an international debut on August 29.
The RedMagic Titan 16 Pro launched at a starting price of CNY 10,499 in China, which is about $1,471. As for the global pricing, the gaming laptop will start at $1,699 in the US and €1,759 in the EU, but there will be a pre-order promotion, which will offer "free accessories that are valued up to $199."
As for the highlighted specs of the gaming laptop, the Titan 16 Pro features the Intel Core i9 14900HX and up to an Nvidia RTX 4070. However, for the international markets, the laptop will only be offered with an RTX 4060. All variants launched in China come with 1 TB of storage, while the RAM goes up to 32 GB. The global variants will likely be offered in similar memory and storage configurations.
Besides that, the laptop features an aluminum alloy body that was previously touted to be MacBook-levelin terms of quality. There are a decent number of ports as well, including:
Regarding the screen, the RedMagic Titan 16 Pro sports a 16-inch display with 2560x1600 pixels resolution, 500 nits peak brightness rating, and a 240 Hz refresh rate. The panel is also said to offer 100% DCI-P3 coverage, support G-Sync, and have a 3 ms response time.
Other highlights include 100W fast charging support, DTS:X Ultra audio, an 80.1 Wh battery, and an FHD webcam with IR. Pre-orders for the RedMagic Titan 16 Pro will start on August 22, and the company will be taking orders through its official online store.
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