El Asus ROG Phone 2 It is one of the few high-performance smartphones to have Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855 Plus processor today and it was released. This one is packed with a ton of top technical specs and features, and the cooling system it boasts is just one of these. Please note that it is a gaming terminal.
But it is not only a gaming mobile, but It is also one of the terminals with the best audio quality on the market, or is what DxOMark states in their new document. This one has been benchmarked and, thanks to its hardware, the result it has managed to mark is among the top 5 of its top.
Before reviewing what DxOMark has just revealedPlease note that the mobile features the following audio and sound hardware: dual stereo speakers with DTS: X, separate amplifiers for each speaker, and a dedicated microphone for noise cancellation.
ASUS ROG Phone 2
However. The Asus ROG Phone 2 scored well overall, compared to the other Android phones DxOMark has tested so far, achieving an excellent audio score of 69. It is, without a doubt, one of the highest-rated Android phones on the platform to date, although it ranks notably behind the 75 points achieved by the Huawei Mate 20 X. It is also slightly behind the main iPhone models.
Breaking down the Asus ROG Phone 2's audio score, has a better sound reproduction (70) than a sound recording (64), relative. Those secondary scores can't be directly compared to each other, but when compared to other tested phones, the recording score is weaker than the playback.
Playback performance is good overall and features particularly strong sound reproduction. Not surprisingly, for a phone intended for gamers, the maximum volume is one of the highest ever tested, says DxOMark in its report. Similarly, its strongest use case is for gaming audio, which shows a good fit with its intended market. Treble is accurately reproduced and midrange tones sound very natural. On the downside, there may be some high-frequency resonance artifacts at high playback volumes; that is, it may present slight distortions. Surprisingly, the ROG Phone 2 suffers from a lack of bass, compared to our other top-scoring phones. Its minimum volume is also too low.
Dual-amp front stereo speakers help give the ROG Phone 2 an impressive soundstage and good channel balance. That goes along with a particularly high maximum volume, which befits a gaming-focused phone. The dynamics of the sound is also very good, especially when playing games. However, the bass could be more shocking.
The Asus ROG Phone 2 is known to be aimed squarely at the mobile gaming market. When recording audio, the ROG Phone 2 suffers from very few artifacts, even at high volumes. It also has reasonably good tonal reproduction that is hampered by a lack of bass, as well as being quite capable of recording loud audio sources. Unfortunately, the registered volume is somewhat lower than it should be. Compression is too aggressive at high sound levels, resulting in a smaller than desirable sound envelope.
When recording meetings and notes, it does not delete the good background and the sounds can be metallic. The ROG Phone II also does an average job of reproducing the sound stage of audio recording, making it particularly difficult to determine the direction of sound sources when recording video with the front or rear camera. Memo and meeting recordings also suffer from too much background noise, while concert recordings have reduced dynamics because their overall sound envelope is diminished by aggressive compression.