And here we have it, a file ROG Phone 5 Which promises to be the best gaming phone of 2021. The new top of Asus brings the most advanced hardware and many additions to enhance gaming. Do we have much progress compared to previous model? Let’s check it out.
The design was evolving with each generation losing player appeal and betting on something more traditional to win a wider audience. Those slots in the back of the dissipation system were removed, but this does not greatly affect the heating. ROG 5 is the biggest of the lineup, but it’s not the heaviest.
The 144Hz AMOLED display has good quality and a good level of brightness, but it doesn’t quite match the best phones from Samsung and Apple. On the other hand, the audio part stands out with powerful and balanced stereo sound, in addition to capturing details in games and transforming them into a haptic response. In addition, the P2 input is back and has its own amplifier to deliver powerful sound with the most demanding headphones.
The ROG 5 comes with a Snapdragon 888 processor and plenty of RAM, which should guarantee perfect performance, but it was on par with its predecessor in a speed test that focused on multitasking. On the other hand, in benchmarks, it beats and breaks our record on AnTuTu. And what about games? All the games we run offer great fluidity at maximum quality, but not all of them benefit from the 144Hz screen.
Another impressive point about the ROG 5 is its battery. It offers the best autonomy among the advanced models we tested and is among the best in our rating. In addition, the new powerful charger has significantly reduced recharging time and is now from 0 to 100% in less than 1 hour.
Undoubtedly, ROG Phone 5 has what it takes to be the best gaming phone in 2021 and it has many strengths. It remains only to be seen whether Legion Duel 2 You will be able to overcome it. For more details about the new version of Asus, just check out the full review via the link below.
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