Smartphone gaming has become a thing as technology has enabled the humble smartphone to become a viable gaming device. We are beyond Angry Birds, and ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) announced its all-new ROG Phone 7 series at its For Those Who Dare virtual launch event.
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The ROG Phone 7 series includes the ROG Phone 7 and ROG Phone 7 Ultimate models and is the latest step in the high-performance evolution of the company’s gaming phone. This futuristically-styled phone — which sports a new two-tone design — combines the power of the flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Mobile Platform with the advanced GameCool 7 thermal system. ASUS says the key to this power efficiency is the new rapid-cycle vapor chamber design, which increases heat dissipation efficiency by up to 168%, allowing the ROG Phone 7 series to run games at full speed while maintaining low temperatures.
To make ROG Phone 7 a powerful and portable theater, we’ve increased the effective volume of the ROG Phone 7 series’ speakers by 50% and tuned the system in cooperation with audio specialists Dirac. ROG Phone 7 series now delivers amazing 2.1-channel sound when the new AeroActive Cooler 7 accessory — which houses a powerful subwoofer — is attached.
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Additionally, the 165 Hz Samsung AMOLED display’s peak brightness has significantly increased compared to the previous model. And the ROG Phone 7 series also features the legendary AI-generated in-game effects, customizable AirTrigger haptic buttons, and continuous game-setting updates by the ROG Gaming team that epitomize the core spirit of ROG.
ASUS ROG Phone 7 Specifications
Device Name | ROG Phone 7 / ROG Phone 7 Ultimate |
Processor | Qualcomm® Snapdragon® 8 Gen 2, Octa-Core, 3.2GHz |
GPU | Qualcomm® Adreno™ 740 |
UI | Android™ 13 with new ROG UI |
Display | 6.78″ 20.4:9 (2448 x 1080) 165 Hz / 1 ms Samsung AMOLED display |
1,000 nits outdoor readable brightness | |
1,500 nits peak brightness | |
Average Delta E < 1 | |
111.23% DCI-P3 / 150.89% sRGB / 106.87% NTSC color gamut | |
Corning® Gorilla® Glass Victus™ | |
Supports Always-On HDR display | |
HDR10 supported | |
Capacitive touchscreen with 10-point multitouch (supports glove touch) | |
ROG Vision (ROG Phone 7 Ultimate only) | |
Dimensions | 173 x 77x 10.4 mm |
Weight | 239 g |
Battery | 6000 mAh typical capacity with 65 W HyperCharge adapter. |
Memory | Up to 16 GB LPDDR5X RAM |
Storage | Up to 512 GB UFS4.0 ROM |
Sensors | In-display fingerprint sensor, face recognition, accelerometer, e-compass, gyroscope, proximity sensor, ambient-light sensor, ultrasonic sensors for AirTrigger 5 and grip press |
Wireless Technology | WiFi : 802.11 be/ax/ac/a/b/g/n, (2.4 GHz + 5 GHz + 6 GHz) |
Bluetooth® 5.3 (HFP + A2DP + AVRCP + HID + PAN + OPP), supports AAC , LDAC + Qualcomm aptX + aptX HD + aptX Adaptive | |
GPS | GNSS support GPS(L1/ L5), Glonass(G1), Galileo(E1/E5a), BeiDou(B1i/B1c/B2a), QZSS(L1/L5) and NavIC(=IRNSS) |
I/O Ports | Side Ports: |
Type C® connector – USB3.1 gen2/DP 1.4(4K)/Hyper Charging/ QC5.0 (會向下相容QC4/QC3/PD3.0) Pogo Pin – for AeroActive Cooler 7 | |
Bottom Ports: | |
Type C® connector – USB 2.0 / HyperCharge / QC5.0 3.5 mm audio jack – headphone | |
Camera | Front Camera: |
32 MP (Uses pixel binning to output 8 MP image) | |
Rear Camera: | |
50 MP (Main camera Sony® IMX766) | |
13 MP (120° ultrawide-angle lens) | |
5 MP (Macro) | |
Voice Wakeup | Yes |
Speaker | Dual front facing speaker (with Dirac HD Sound), support spatial audio (Dirac Virtuo™) |
5-magnet stereo speaker with Cirrus Logic amplifier for louder, deeper and less distorted sound effect. | |
Splash, Water, and Dust Resistance | IP54 under IEC standard 60529 |
NFC | Supported |
Color | ROG Phone 7: Phantom Black, Storm White |
ROG Phone 7 Ultimate: Storm White |
You can read more about the new ASUS ROG Phone 7 on the company’s blog post here.
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Last Updated on May 31, 2023.