ROG Phone 9 Pro Edition review



If you already know what the ROG Phone series is all about, get ready to get your socks blown off because the ROG Phone 9 is packed to the gills with hardware and software features, as always, and most of them squarely aimed at a great gaming experience. Check out our video review to learn ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW about the phone’s top features, build and screen quality, battery life, performance, and camera image quality.

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00:00 – Intro
00:29 – Design and build quality
01:05 – AniME Vision display with AniME Play
01:43 – Design and build quality (continued)
01:59 – AeroActive Cooler X Pro
02:30 – ROG Tessen mobile controller
02:42 – Air Triggers
02:57 – Display quality test
04:01 – Speaker quality test
04:33 – Under display fingerprint scanner & Storage options
04:46 – Snapdragon 8 Elite
05:20 – Benchmarks
05:37 – Android 15
06:29 – AI features
07:22 – Battery life and charging speed test
07:51 – Main cameras
08:09 – Main camera: photo quality
08:48 – Telephoto camera: photo quality
09:11 – Ultrawide camera: photo quality
09:31 – Selfies
09:41 – Video quality
10:07 – Conclusion

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36 thoughts on “ROG Phone 9 Pro Edition review”

  1. When playing games like Genesis Impact, PUBG Mobile, COD Mobile with maximum graphics on a smartphone with a 1080×2400 display, a smartphone with a 1264×2780 display, and a smartphone with a 1440×3160 display, do we see a difference in graphics quality?

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  2. Android library so boring, why dont you just test god of war as benchmark using winlator so we can knew the true performance from this chipset. Asphalt is not demanding game, all that power just for run a shitty game. Come on even ios can run resident evil 4 remake that is not a gaming phone.

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  3. I've always been curious about these gaming phones. But I guess red magic is the better choice this time around. I'm just not really sure about the longevity of these kinds of phone. I feel like my ROG Ally X is a much better choice when it comes to on the go gaming. I can play the PC version of the mobile games there, and still have my phone for other usage.

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  4. This is just overpriced junk. $1000 i just better buy an iphone. Cant beat that 5-6 years of software update and availability of spare parts incase the screen breaks or the battery ages

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  5. Please dont buy any Asus ROG phones. I had Rog 3, the triggers went bad after exactly a year later. I got the rog 5 and guess what exactly after a year the motherboard went bad. Asus was kind enough to replace the factory defected motherboard only for the under warranty phones. Asus has been accused of poor build quality not just in phones but in laptops and desktop motherboards too. Asus Republic of trash.

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  6. I’m keen in the non pro model, hope it does not compromise much. I don’t care about the camera and the customizable AnimeMatrix. 12gb ram + 256gb of storage is enough for me. Hell, I’m using Rog 6 with 16gb ram + 512gb of storage; utilised only 100gb to date and did not open multiple apps in the background.

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  7. I honestly don't see the point of dedicated premium gaming phones anymore. Mobile games run perfectly fine on a standard flagship phone. So the potential performance feels wasted. You're better off getting a steam deck or other handheld PC for dedicated gaming.

    The back panel does seem fun, but I'd rather have that on a regular flagship.

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