The ROG Phone 7 series by Asus is on its way, and the official launch is scheduled for April 13. Two weeks before the unveiling the phones appeared on the National Communications Commission of Taiwan's website.
Two phones appeared, both of them with an
appearance similar to the Phone 6 lineup - one with a small display on the
back, likely the Pro, and another without it. One of the battery cells was also
certified with 3,000 mAh capacity, meaning the total should be 6,000 mAh with
dual cells that allow for faster charging. Speaking of charging, an adapter was
also pictured, visibly offering 65W rates (20V at 3.25A). The phones will also
have a protective case that highlights the design on the back, and an Aero
Active Cooler was also certified.
The ROG Phone 7 and Phone 7 Pro will
arrive as a mild improvement over the predecessors. Changes are likely to be a
new Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset and Android 13 out of the box, while the display
is likely to remain the 6.78” AMOLED with 165Hz refresh rate.
The cameras may or may not be changed but
what is more important is what kind of cooling and performance upgrades Asus is
bringing to these new phones.
