Asus ROG: Pricey, but worthy smartphone for digital gamers on the go If you are a die-hard gamer and it's not money that concerns you too much, the Asus ROG phone can be a delight for you.
Asus ROG review: Pricey, but worthy smartphone for digital gamers on the go on Business Standard. Priced at Rs 69,999, the phone seems to be on the pricier side. However, if you are a die-hard gamer and it's not money that concerns you too much, the Asus ROG phone can be a delight for you.
Technology News
» Launched earlier this year in Taiwan, the Asus
ROG smartphone recently came to the India market, becoming the first performance-centric gaming device aimed at the country’s niche gamer community. If you are fond of digital gaming, you might already know about the Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand. The Asus ROG phone has the same DNA that runs across full-fledged ROG-branded like laptops or desktops.
Also Read: Asus VivoBook
15 Review
True, most flagship devices of the current generation are able to deliver good gaming performance. But the Asus ROG phone is as much about the overall gaming experience as it is about performance. Speaking of performance, even six months after its international launch, the ROG phone remains the most powerful Android smartphone in the market. It has Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 system-on-chip with a maximum operating frequency of 2.96GHz — that is 200MHz more than the regular Snapdragon 845 chip that powers most current-generation flagship smartphones.
Also Read: GoPro
Hero 7 Black Review
What’s more, it’s not just the processor — everything in the Asus ROG phone seems to justify its gaming smartphone tag. The phone boasts a 6-inch AMOLED screen of fullHD+ (2160 x 1080) resolution, stretched in a tall 18:9 aspect ratio to show more on-screen content than the traditional 16:9 screens. The screen has a 90Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time which might go unnoticed during regular day-to-day operations but makes a visible positive impact during in-game sessions. The display also supports the highdynamic-range (HDR) technology, which improves playback, especially for games like PUBG, by rendering dark areas that otherwise do not appear properly.
↓↓↓ Read my Full Review here ↓↓↓
Asus ROG Review News Source : BS & Business Standard