Asus has announced the launch of its new gaming mobile phone, the ROG Phone 7 Ultimate, in Brazil. It stands out with its phone feature. high performance hardware and large refresh rate display.
Following the pattern of the series, The device has a futuristic look.. In addition to the module for 50MP triple cameraa back panel small 2 inch color OLED display Displays different custom animations.
HE ROG Phone 7 Ultimate uses Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor With Ray Tracing support. The gaming smartphone still has 16GB of RAM (LPDDR5X) and 512GB of internal space (UFS 4.0).
Another attraction is 6.78 inch AMOLED display with a maximum brightness of 1,500 nits. The panel that offers more fluency and fast responses, 165 Hz refresh rates and 750 Hz touch sampling.
To maintain high performance, ROG Phone 7 Ultimate adopts GameCool 7 cooling system. Also, the mobile has the AeroActive Cooler 7 accessory, which helps to control the temperature of the phone during matches.
ROG Phone 7 Ultimate uses a sound system with two front-facing speakersPowered by the subwoofer in the AeroActive Cooler 7, the smartphone has a 3.5mm headphone jack and Bluetooth 5.3 with low audio latency.
The mobile phone that expands the gaming experience, two ultrasonic Air Trigger buttons on the sides. In addition, the X-axis uses a linear motor and optimized vibration with improved haptic feedback.
closing the package ROG Phone 7 Ultimate, large 6,000mAh battery. With the 65W HyperCharge charger out of the box, the device from 0% to 100% in just 42 minutes.
How much does the ROG Phone 7 Ultimate cost?
to those who are interested ROG Phone 7 Ultimate in Brazil with a suggested price of R$12k. The model, which is offered for sale in the official Asus store, can be paid in 12 installments without interest.
Source: Tec Mundo
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