Review on ASUS ROG Phone 5: Unleash Gaming Power with the 8/128 GB Phantom Black Smartphone by Mateusz Sujak ᠌

An excellent device all around. Excellent phone, with its benefits. The Android 11 operating system isn't much different from the Zenfone 5/5z that I previously used. Several Asusov buns and settings existed, some of which were even added. The UI has generally gotten a little easier, but not significantly. Both the bass and the highs have superb sound quality. It is enjoyable to listen. There is DC dimming, which effectively eliminates PWM and prevents flicker. attractive to the sight. Excellent contrast. NO EYEBROW OR DROPPING FOR SELFIE CAMERA! without any cuts, in full screen. A headphone jack is present. In a nutshell, a phone that is not used for games has everything you could possibly need. TDP settings and processor power are special pluses. With its drawbacks: - It's unbelievable that they couldn't incorporate the optical stabilization of the camera found in the Zenfone 8 into the kit, given the price and size of the device. This is the biggest issue I have with the phone, if not the only one. A camera that captures beautiful images during the day would therefore be typical at night as well. It's ludicrous. - The screen can occasionally be too sensitive, responding to unintentional touches; I had to calibrate it. - In Android 12, there is no FM radio, no memory card expander, and a terrible shell.