So this time we bought in the top version of the ROG 5s series, the ROG 5s Pro, which comes with 18GB Ram and 512GB ROM. I guess that is enough of an introduction, let’s check out the phone now.

Unboxing the Asus ROG Phone 5s Pro The device came in a generous and cool-looking box containing not just the charger and cable but also a protective case and the ROG Phone's latest cooling fan ...

ROG Phone 5S Pro is compatible with a range of accessories such as the awesome Kunai Gamepad 3 (approx. €120), which gives you Nintendo-Switch style console-grade physical controls for games ...

The ROG Phone 5S and 5S Pro will have displays with a 360 Hz touch response. Simply put, when you tap the screen, only 24 milliseconds will go by before the phone registers it.

The new ROG Phone 5s, 5s Pro come with a 360Hz touch sampling rate - the highest among all the phones available in the market right now, up to a mammoth 18GB of RAM and a 6.78-inch Samsung AMOLED ...

The ROG Phone 5s Pro, however, does get one notable change. Instead of the black and white rear screen of its Ultimate counterpart, it now has a small color OLED panel.

Asus ROG Phone 5s and Nubia Red Magic 6s Pro are powered by the Snapdragon 888+ mobile platform running at a max frequency of 3 GHz, but the Nubia Red Magic 6s Pro wins the hardware comparison ...

The Asus ROG Phone 5S and 5S Pro are now available in the US. While the ROG Phone 5S with 16GB of RAM is priced at $1,099, the ROG Phone 5S Pro with 18GB of RAM will cost you $1,299.

The ASUS ROG Phone 5s with 16GB of RAM goes for $1,099, while the ROG Phone 5s Pro with a whopping 18GB of RAM carries a $1,299 price tag. The phones are now available from Amazon and Mobile ...

As for the Asus ROG Phone 5s Pro, there’s a single variant costing TWD 37,990 (approx Rs 1,00,000). It has 18GB RAM + 512GB storage and comes in only Phantom Black colour.

In a bit of a less straightforward development, however, the new ROG Phone 5s Pro tends to score a bit lower, on average, than its Snapdragon 888-equipped predecessor in multi-core scenarios.