Specification CC1120 CC1121 CC1125
Frequency Bands 169, 315, 433, 868, 915, 920, 950 MHz Same Same
Data Rate Up to 200 Kbps Up to 200 Kbps Up to 200 Kbps
Transmit Power 16 dBm 16 dBm 16 dBm
Supply Voltage 2.0 - 3.6 V 2.0 - 3.6 V 2.0 - 3.6 V
Current Consumption RX: 2 mA (Sniff Mode) < 17 mA (Low Power) < 22 mA (High Power) TX: 45 mA @14 dBm 0.12 uA (Power Down) RX: 2 mA (Sniff Mode) < 17 mA (Low Power) < 22 mA (High Power) TX: 45 mA @14 dBm 0.12 uA (Power Down) RX: 2 mA (Sniff Mode) < 17 mA (Low Power) < 26 mA (High Power) TX: 47 mA @14 dBm 0.12 uA (Power Down)
Receiver Sensitivity (@1.2 Kbps) -123 dBm -120 dBm -123 dBm
Adjacent Channel Selectivity 64 dB @12.5-kHz Offset 60 dB @50-kHz Offset 67 dB @6.25-kHz Offset
Phase Noise (@10-kHz Offset) -111 dBc/Hz -111 dBc/Hz -115 dBc/Hz
Blocking Performance (@10 MHz) 91 dB 86 dB 104 dB
Peripherals, Support Functions & Additional Features Same Same Same
Price $3.58 - $4.30 $3.47 - $3.79 $4.21 - $5.05

Block Diagram

The Block diagram is the exact same for all CC112x boards:

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Application Circuits

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Conclusion: The circuits look almost identical in terms of components. Last Remaining thing to check is the actual values of resistance, capacitance, inductance.

(Datasheets pg. 24)

Reference Designs

From the datasheets, it looks like TI recommends the same circuits at the 433 MHz point.

This is taken directly from the CC1121 datasheet. Notice how for the 433 range they just recommend the CC1120 reference design anyways.