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Asus ROG Phone II price in India is Rs. 59,999. The following article is written considering all the mobiles in the price range of Rs. 54,000 - Rs. 65,990.
Asus ROG Phone II comes with a 6.59-inch display. The display size of Asus ROG Phone II is the highest in this price range. Refer to the following table for the suggestions on alternate mobiles. The average display size in this price range is 5.81 inch. The best display size among the mobiles in this price range is 6.59 inch.
| Best Mobiles by Display Size (Rs. 54,000 - Rs. 65,990) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Asus ROG Phone II 512GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 59,999 | 6.59-inch |
| OPPO Find X keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 58,990 | 6.4-inch |
| Samsung Galaxy Note 9 512GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 60,990 | 6.4-inch |
| Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus 256GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 57,900 | 6.2-inch |
| Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus 128GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 58,999 | 6.2-inch |
Asus ROG Phone II comes with a Full HD+ display screen. Asus ROG Phone II has the resolution of 2340 x 1080 Pixels. It has a pixel density of 391 pixels per inch. The pixel density of Asus ROG Phone II is below average in this price range. Refer the folowing chart for pictorial representation of on the analysis.
| Best Mobiles by Pixel Density (Rs. 54,000 - Rs. 65,990) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Samsung Galaxy S9 256GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 65,900 | 567ppi |
| Samsung Galaxy S9 128GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 61,900 | 567ppi |
| Samsung Galaxy S10 128GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 55,900 | 551ppi |
| Samsung Galaxy S10 keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 60,990 | 551ppi |
| HTC U11 Plus keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 56,990 | 537ppi |
Asus ROG Phone II packs 512GB of internal storage. The average internal memory in this segment is 203.1 GB. The maximum internal memory in this segment is 512 GB.
| Best Mobiles by Internal Storage (Rs. 54,000 - Rs. 65,990) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Samsung Galaxy Note 9 512GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 60,990 | 512GB |
| Asus ROG Phone II 512GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 59,999 | 512GB |
| Asus Zenfone 3 Deluxe 256GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 63,999 | 256GB |
| Apple iPhone 7 keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 63,999 | 256GB |
| Apple iPhone 7 Plus 256GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 62,900 | 256GB |
Asus ROG Phone II is powered by Android Oreo 8.1. This mobile has a clock speed of 2.96GHz. Asus ROG Phone II comes with a Octa Core processor. It has two sets of quad-core processors. It represents two independently operating quad-core setup. This means that each core has a clock speed of 2.96GHz. These processors split various tasks between them. These units are squeezed together on one chip for the purpose of greater energy efficiency. The average processing speed in this price range is 15.62 GHz. The maximum processing speed in this price range is 23.68 GHz Note both average and maximum processing speed includes the number of cores into consideration. The processor clock speed of Asus ROG Phone II is the highest in this price range. .
| Best Mobiles by CPU (Rs. 54,000 - Rs. 65,990) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Asus ROG Phone II 512GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 59,999 | 8 cores X 2.96GHz |
| Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus 256GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 57,900 | 8 cores X 2.7GHz |
| Samsung Galaxy S9 256GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 65,900 | 8 cores X 2.7GHz |
| Samsung Galaxy Note 9 512GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 60,990 | 8 cores X 2.7GHz |
| Samsung Galaxy S9 128GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 61,900 | 8 cores X 2.7GHz |
Asus ROG Phone II comes with 12GB of RAM. The average RAM in this segment is 4.1 GB. The maximum RAM in this segment is 12 GB. This is the highest configuration in this segment.
| Best Mobiles by RAM (Rs. 54,000 - Rs. 65,990) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Asus ROG Phone II 512GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 59,999 | 12GB |
| Samsung Galaxy S10 keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 60,990 | 8GB |
| Samsung Galaxy S10 128GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 55,900 | 8GB |
| OPPO Find X keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 58,990 | 8GB |
| Samsung Galaxy Note 9 512GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 60,990 | 8GB |
The rear camera comes with dual lens with of 48MP. The average primary camera capacity in this segment is 16.5 MP. The primary camera resolution of Asus ROG Phone II is the highest in this price range. Refer subsequent section for alternate mobiles.
| Best Mobiles by Primary Camera (Rs. 54,000 - Rs. 65,990) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Asus ROG Phone II 512GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 59,999 | 48MP |
| Asus Zenfone 3 Deluxe 256GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 63,999 | 23MP |
| Sony Xperia Z3 Plus keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 55,990 | 20.7MP |
| OPPO Find X keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 58,990 | 16MP |
| Samsung Galaxy S10 keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 60,990 | 16MP |
The front camera is of 24MP. The average rear camera specification in this segment is 10 MP. The average primary camera capacity in this segment is 10 MP. As shown in the chart below, The front camera of Asus ROG Phone II has higher pixels than the average pixel specification in this range. As shown in the chart below, The front camera of Asus ROG Phone II has higher pixels than the average pixel specification in this range.
| Best Mobiles by Selfie Camera (Rs. 54,000 - Rs. 65,990) | ||
|---|---|---|
| OPPO Find X keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 58,990 | 25MP |
| Asus ROG Phone II 512GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 59,999 | 24MP |
| Apple iPhone 11 64GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 64,900 | 12MP |
| Samsung Galaxy S10 128GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 55,900 | 10MP |
| Samsung Galaxy S10 keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 60,990 | 10MP |
Asus ROG Phone II is powered by 6000mAh. Mobile phones with higher battery capacity is expected to have higher talk time.Asus ROG Phone II is a non-removable battery. Unlike the name suggests, the battery can be removed by taking it to the repair shop. This might be a pleasant surprise to many. The non-removable batteries improve the overall design of the mobile phone. Mobiles with non-removable batteries are thinner. It is difficult to turn off the security and tracking features in this kind of mobiles.This is the highest battery capacity in this segment.
| Best Mobiles by Battery (Rs. 54,000 - Rs. 65,990) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Asus ROG Phone II 512GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 59,999 | 6000mAh |
| Samsung Galaxy Note 9 512GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 60,990 | 4000mAh |
| HTC U11 Plus keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 56,990 | 3930 mAh |
| OPPO Find X keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 58,990 | 3730mAh |
| Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus 256GB keyboard_arrow_right | Rs. 57,900 | 3500mAh |
Asus ROG Phone II comes with the AMOLED Display. AMOLED stands for Active-Matrix Organic Light-Emitting Diode. This display provides good color reproduction. It increases the sharpness and brightness of the display. This display is lightweight. This display increases the battery life.
Asus ROG Phone II comes with a capacitive touchscreen. The capacitive touchscreen is much better and responsive to human touch. Hence the user experience for the touch is much better with capacitive touchscreens. Capacitive touchscreens are used in most of the higher-end smartphones.
HDR stands for High dynamic range. The dynamic range is the ratio of light to dark in a photograph or video. It is generally implemented by taking 3 different pictures with different exposures. This helps in getting good quality pictures as we see through normal eyes. In this mobile phone, all the work is done by the mobile and final image is captured. This is also called as manual HDR as the user has to select this mode. HDR10 is the current industry standard for the high dynamic range. Sometimes HDR is supported for video recordings as well.
Panorama is a technique of photography. It is used to capture the horizontally elongated views. The image generally has a large width and lesser height. It is sometimes known as wide format photography.
Night mode is used to take pictures at night or low light ambient conditions. In this mode, Flash is automatically enabled. Shutter speed of the mobile phone is slowed down for a lot of light to enter. Pro mode is only for professional photographers. This mode puts all the controls such as ISO, shutter speed and exposure at the hands of the user.
In this mobile, high dynamic range mode is set as default for all the photos and videos. This feature is called Auto HDR. This is enabled in mobile phones with high-speed sensors. Auto HDR mode can be disabled manually.
This feature is used to record the video for viewing in slow motion. In this mode, while recording the video, the number of frames per second is increased. This results in slow motion when played back.
HDR stands for High dynamic range. The dynamic range is the ratio of light to dark in a photograph or video. It is generally implemented by taking 3 different pictures with different exposures. This helps in getting good quality pictures as we see through normal eyes. In this mobile phone, all the work is done by the mobile and final image is captured. This is also called as manual HDR as the user has to select this mode. HDR10 is the current industry standard for the high dynamic range. Sometimes HDR is supported for video recordings as well.
Pro mode is only for professional photographers. This mode puts all the controls such as ISO, shutter speed and exposure at the hands of the user.
In this mobile, high dynamic range mode is set as default for all the photos and videos. This feature is called Auto HDR. This is enabled in mobile phones with high-speed sensors. Auto HDR mode can be disabled manually.
The fingerprint sensor is used to detect the fingerprint of the user. This feature is provided in the high-end mobiles as one of the security features.
G-Sensor stands for Gravity Sensor. This sensor is used to detect the linear motion of the smartphone. This is used as input to the mobile games.
Gyro Sensor detects the device tilt or twist of the mobile. This sensor is required to support screen rotation.
The ambient light sensor is used to detect the light in the room. This is used to adjust the brightness of the screen. This sensor works with all light sources such as sunlight.