ASUS has confirmed that its newest gaming phone will be revealed in just a few weeks. The ASUS Rog 3 looks to compete as the greatest gaming phone on the market to play all the best mobile games.
The ASUS Rog 2 is already considered one of the best gaming phones out there. It is likely that the ASUS Rog 3 will overtake its predecessor soon.
In June, there were rumors that the new ASUS device would be revealed shortly. And now, on the official ASUS website, a countdown clock has appeared indicating that the ASUS Rog 3 will launch on July 22, 2020. The event is named "Game Changer," as the new phone looks to both change the market and change the way people play games on phones.
Recently, the specs for the ASUS Rog 3 were listed online. Although unconfirmed, the listing claims the ASUS Rog 3 will boast a 6.59 inch AMOLED screen at a resolution of 1,080×2,340 pixels, with a refresh rate of 144hz. The Rog 3 will also have a maximum frequency of 3.091GHz coupled using the Adreno 650 GPU.
A video also leaked for the ASUS Rog 3, showing that the phone is indeed real even before it was properly announced. The phone looks super slick and seems to be very powerful. Whether it be something as simple as Pokemon GO or using a controller with COD Mobile to stomp the competition, the ASUS Rog 3 may prove to be the best option out there for gamers.
ASUS has some of the best video game tech in recent memory, as the amazing ASUS Rog Swift PG35VQ 4K monitor is a sight to see. If ASUS can translate any of that gorgeous resolution to a phone, it would certainly prove to be an intriguing purchase.
Playing legitimate games on mobile has become more popular over time. Gone are the days of only playing snake or simple puzzle games on a flip phone, as both Apple and Android can now play full-fledged RPGs, shooters like Fortnite, and more. ASUS recently made the fastest gaming monitor on the market, teaming up with Nvidia to do so. It looks like ASUS is trying to be a company that makes the best available item in various gaming fields, it will be interesting to see if the ASUS Rog 3 is just that.
Source: ASUS