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Do you really need a phone like the new Asus ROG Phone 3 that costs Rs. 50,000 merely to play games? Of course not, never. The majority of the phones we’ve tested this year, with prices around or below Rs. 15,000, were able to play contemporary games with sufficient smoothness, and the fact that games like PUBG Mobile can be played on devices that are accessible to many people is the primary reason for their initial rise in popularity in India. The true decision is whether you want to just enjoy games or challenge yourself and improve at them.

THE ASUS ROG PHONE 3

The Asus ROG Phone 3 aims to be a well-rounded flagship-class phone while being primarily intended for gaming. Due to its 6000mAh battery and cooling system, it is huge and heavy but also incredibly powerful because to its Snapdragon 865+ Processor. A full-HD+ AMOLED display with a 144Hz frame rate and HDR10+ compatibility is included, along with quick Memory and storage. Moreover, Asus has added its ultrasonic AirTriggers, which serve as physical gamepad-like buttons, to the ROG Phone 3. You may handle a number of other gaming shortcuts and optimizations using the company’s software in addition to configuring these. There are three back cameras, and both during the day and at night they produce remarkably decent images. Although the front-firing stereo speakers are a welcome addition, neither wireless charging nor an IP certification are present. Games run really smoothly, and even with the maximum resolution settings, we had no problems at all.