Asus ROG Phone II – Specifications
Information about the colors, in which the device is available in the market.
Estimated volume of the device, calculated from the dimensions provided by the manufacturer. Applies for devices in the form of a rectangular parallelepiped.
Information about the weight of the device in different measurement units.
Information about the thickness/depth of the device in different measurement units.
Information about the height, i.e. the vertical side of the device when it is used in its standard orientation.
Information about the width, i.e. the horizontal side of the device when it is used in its standard orientation.
Information about some specific features related to the SIM card(s) of the device.
Information about the type and size (form factor) of the SIM card used in the device.
LTE is deemed to be the fourth generation (4G) of mobile communications technology. It has been developed by the 3GPP based on the GSM/EDGE and UMTS/HSPA technologies in order to increase the speed and capacity of wireless data networks. A further development of the technology is called LTE Advanced.
UMTS stands for Universal Mobile Telecommunications System. Based on the GSM standard, it is deemed as a 3G mobile network standard. It has been developed by the 3GPP and its major advantage is the provision of greater bandwidth and spectral efficiency, due to the W-CDMA technology.
TD-SCDMA (Time Division Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access) is a 3G standard for mobile networks. It is developed as an alternative to the W-CDMA standard in China by the Chinese Academy of Telecomunications Technology, Datang Telecom and Siemens AG, and combines TDMA and CDMA.
GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) was developed to replace the analog cellular network (1G), therefore it is referred to as a 2G mobile network. It has been improved with the addition of General Packet Radio Services (GPRS) and later via the Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution (EDGE) technology.
There are several network technologies that enhance the performance of mobile networks mainly by increased data bandwidth. Information about the communication technologies supported by the device and their respective uplink and downlink bandwidth.
Name and version of the user interface (UI) used by the operating system (OS).
Information about the operating system used by the device as well as its version.
Information about the number of RAM channels integrated in the SoC. More channels mean higher data transfer rates.
Information about the type of RAM used by the device.
RAM (Random-Access Memory) is used by the operating system and all installed applications. Data in the RAM is lost after the device is turned off or restarted.
The frequency is the clock rate of the graphic processor (GPU), which is measured in Megahertz (MHz) or Gigahertz (GHz).
GPU is a graphical processing unit, which handles computation for 2D/3D graphics applications. In mobile devices GPU is usually utilized by games, UI, video playback, etc. GPU can also perform computation in applications traditionally handled by the CPU.
The frequency of the processor describes its clock rate in cycles per second. It is measured in Megahertz (MHz) or Gigahertz (GHz).
A CPU core is the processor unit, which executes software instructions. Presently, besides single-core processors, there are dual-core, quad-core, hexa-core and so on multi-core processors. They increase the performance of the device allowing the execution of multiple instructions in parallel.
The instruction set architecture (ISA) is a set of commands used by the software to manage the CPU’s work. Information about the set of instructions the processor can execute.
The CPU bits are determined by the bit-size of the processor registers, address buses and data buses. 64-bit CPUs provide better performance than 32-bit ones, which on their part perform better than 16-bit processors.
CPU is the Central Processing Unit or the processor of a mobile device. Its main function is to interpret and execute instructions contained in software applications.
Information about the process technology used in manufacturing the chip. The value in nanometers represents half the distance between elements that make up the CPU.
The SoC integrates different hardware components such as the CPU, GPU, memory, peripherals, interfaces, etc., as well as software for their functioning.
Information about the capacity of the built-in storage of the device. Sometimes one and the same model may is offered in variants with different internal storage capacity.
The color depth of the display is also known as bit depth. It shows the number of bits used for the color components of one pixel. Information about the maximum number of colors the screen can display.
Information about the number of pixels per centimeter (ppcm) or per inch (ppi) of the display. The higher the pixel density, the more detailed and clearer is the information displayed on the screen.
The display resolution shows the number of pixels on the horizontal and vertical side of the screen. The higher the resolution is, the greater the detail of the displayed content.
The ratio between the long and the short side of the display
In mobile devices display size is represented by the length of its diagonal measured in inches.
One of the main characteristics of the display is its type/technology, on which depends its performance.
Sensors vary in type and purpose. They increase the overall functionality of the device, in which they are integrated.
Sensor model
Information about the manufacturer and model of the image sensor used by this camera of the device.
Sony IMX586 Exmor RSSensor type
Information about the sensor type of the camera. Some of the most widely used types of image sensors on mobile devices are CMOS, BSI, ISOCELL, etc.
CMOS (complementary metal-oxide semiconductor)Sensor format
The optical format of an image sensor is an indication of its shape and size. It is usually expressed in inches.
1/2″Pixel size
Pixels are usually measured in microns (μm). Larger ones are capable of recording more light, hence, will offer better low light shooting and wider dynamic range compared to the smaller pixels. On the other hand, smaller pixels allow for increasing the resolution while preserving the same sensor size.
0.8 µm
(micrometers)
0.000800 mm
(millimeters)
Aperture
The aperture (f-stop number) indicates the size of the lens diaphragm opening, which controls the amount of light reaching the image sensor. The lower the f-stop number, the larger the diaphragm opening is, hence, the more light reaches the sensor. Usually, the f-stop number specified is the one that corresponds to the maximum possible diaphragm opening.
f/1.79Focal length and 35 mm equivalent
Focal length is the distance in millimeters from the focal point of the image sensor to the optical center of the lens. The 35 mm equivalent indicates the focal length at which a full-frame camera will achieve an angle of view that’s the same as the one of the camera of the mobile device. It is measured by multiplying the native focal length of the camera by the crop factor of the sensor. The crop factor itself can be determined as the ratio between the diagonal distances of the image sensor in the 35 mm camera and a given sensor.
26.6 mm
(millimeters)
*(35 mm / full frame)Field of view
In photography, the Field of view (FoV) depends not only on the focal length of the lens but also on the sensor size. It is derived from the lens’s angle of view and the sensor’s crop factor. The lens’s angle of view is a measure of the angle between the two farthest separated points within the frame measured diagonally. Simply put, this is how much of a scene in front of the camera will be captured by the camera’s sensor.
79 °
(degrees)
Number of lenses
Information about the number of lenses used by the optical system of the camera.
6Flash type
The rear cameras of mobile devices use mainly a LED flash. It may arrive in a single, dual- or multi-light setup and in different arrangements.
Dual LEDImage resolution
One of the main characteristics of the cameras is their image resolution. It states the number of pixels on the horizontal and vertical dimensions of the image, which can also be shown in megapixels that indicate the approximate number of pixels in millions.
8000 x 6000 pixels
48 MP
(megapixels)
Video resolution
Information about the maximum resolution at which the rear camera can shoot videos.
3840 x 2160 pixels
8.29 MP
(megapixels)
Video FPS
Information about the maximum number of frames per second (fps) supported by the rear camera while recording video at the maximum resolution. Some of the main standard frame rates for recording and playing video are 24 fps, 25 fps, 30 fps, 60 fps.
60 fps
(frames per second)
Features
Information about additional software and hardware features of the rear camera which improve its overall performance.
Autofocus
Continuous shooting
Digital zoom
Digital image stabilization
Optical image stabilization
Geotagging
Panorama
HDR
Touch focus
Face detection
White balance settings
ISO settings
Exposure compensation
Self-timer
Scene mode
Phase detection autofocus (PDAF)
RAW
Pixel size – 1.6 μm (4-in-1 pixel binning)
Phase detection with Dual Pixel
1080p @ 240 fps
720p @ 480 fps
Secondary rear camera – 13 MP (ultra-wide angle)
Focal length (35 mm equivalent) – 11 mm (#2)
Angle of view – 125° (#2)
