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ASUS ROG Phone 9 Pro rumored to lead with a 185Hz refresh rate display

The ASUS ROG Phone 9 Pro could top the charts with a 185Hz display.

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A promotional image for the ASUS ROG Phone 9 Series, showcasing a sleek black phone with the number 9 and the tagline "AI On, Game On." The image also includes the launch dates and cities for the global reveal.
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Get ready to level up your mobile gaming experience! ASUS is about to drop the ROG Phone 9 Pro, a gaming smartphone that’s set to blow your mind.

The biggest news? A mind-boggling 185Hz refresh rate display! That’s the fastest refresh rate you’ll find on a globally available phone. It means smoother gameplay, quicker response times, and visuals that’ll make your jaw drop.

Beyond its display, the ROG Phone 9 Pro is expected to be powered by Qualcomm‘s latest Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, ensuring top-tier performance for demanding applications and games.

To keep this beast cool under pressure, ASUS is packing serious cooling tech. We’re talking about top-notch heat dissipation to ensure your gaming sessions are uninterrupted.

The device is also anticipated to feature an IP68 rating, offering resistance against dust and water, which adds durability for users in various environments.

The ROG Phone 9 Pro is launching on November 19, 2024.


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