The ROG Phone 6D and 6D Ultimate pick up where the Phone 6 and 6 Pro left off, quite literally. There’s not much of a difference between these handsets and their older siblings.

ASUS also launched the ROG Phone 6 Batman Edition, which is basically either the 6 or 6D base models (depending on region) with a special storage case, a small bat signal LED projector (you can ...

These smartphones are essentially MediaTek variants of the ROG Phone 6. ASUS introduced three phones as part of the series, the ROG Phone 6D, 6D Ultimate, and a Batman edition.

Asus ROG Phone 6D Ultimate Don’t ask me why Asus bothered with two different names though. The 6D and 6D Ultimate are basically the same phone. Both ship with 16GB of LPDDRX5 memory.

Inside the ROG Phone 6D Ultimate is a MediaTek Dimensity 9000+ chip, running at 3.2GHz and equipped with 16GB of new, higher-performing LPDDR5X RAM.

However, the ROG Phone 6, 6 Pro, 6D, and 6D Ultimate look similar to their predecessor. The ROG Phone 6 could be the first gaming phone to carry an IPX4 rating.

The rest of the features could be identical to that of the existing ROG Phone 6 lineup, which means we can expect ROG Phone 6D to get features like a 165Hz AMOLED display with 720Hz touch sampling ...

Both the standard ROG Phone 6D and the ROG Phone 6D will feature MediaTek’s latest highest-end Dimensity 9000+ smartphone processor, manufactured on TSMC’s industry-leading 4nm process.

The ROG Phone 6D series recently picked up the Bluetooth SIG certification, with support for Bluetooth 5.3. That’s one change from the previous models that support Bluetooth 5.2.

Currently, these handsets are available for pre-order. The ROG 6D starts at 4,599 yuan ($656), and the ROG 6D Ultra starts at 7,999 yuan ($1140). Thus, they cost cheaper than the Snapdragon version.