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New Asus ROG Phone 6 renders show the phone without accessories in all its thick glory

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New Asus ROG Phone 6 renders show the phone without accessories

What do the players want? Why, big numbers of course. Superlatives, if you can afford to sprinkle them. A lot was promised with the launch of the Asus ROG Phone 6 on Tuesday, including a 165Hz AMOLED screen and a full-contact CPU cooling situation.

Leaks have worked too, with render after image after render spoiling the merchandise. Now, the curtain is up and we are left with images of the phone sans accessories. he is naked
How thick? According to the specifications of the China Telecommunications Equipment Certification Center, it will be about 10.39mm thick; surprisingly, 0.1mm more than the ROG Phone 5 and the thickest in the ROG Phone lineage.

It will also be a gram heavier at 239g, but also a gram less than the ROG Phone 2 and 3. Other details include a 50 MP main camera, a rear-facing dot-matrix display, and a maximum memory configuration of 18 MP. GB of RAM and 512GB of storage, although WinFuture’s Roland Quandt reports that there will be a total of six configurations mixing 8GB, 12GB and 16GB of RAM with 128GB and 256GB of storage.

Of course, if you’ve been following the news of this device, you’ll also know that Asus has boasted the ROG Phone 6 as one of the first devices to feature Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset.

Previous render leaks have featured the phone with two main accessories that can be attached: a cooling fan and a gamepad. Not much has been done about pricing for any of these products yet, but considering the base model ROG Phone 5 arrived in the US for $1,000, we think it’s at least a viable floor to start with.

 

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