ASUS ZS600KL-S845-8G128G ROG Gaming Smartphone 6" FHD+ 2160x1080 90Hz Display - Qualcomm SD 845 - 8GB RAM/128GB Storage - LTE Unlocked Dual SIM (GSM Only), Black
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Features
- 6" IPS FHD+ Full View Display (2160x1080) 90Hz, 1ms response time AMOLED display with HDR
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 | Octal-core 2. 96Ghz Processor for gaming phone performance
- 8GB LPDDR4X RAM | 128GB Storage
- 4000mAh Battery | Quick Charge 4.0 fast charging. 8MP Front Camera | 12MP with OIS/EIS+ 8MP Wide-Angle Rear Cameras
- Dual Nano SIM slots (Dual SIM dual standby). ROG Phone GameCool 3D vapor-chamber cooling system
- Programmable ultrasonic AirTrigger touch sensors gives you two extra fingers to control your favorite games
- Side mounted USB-C & 3.5mm ports with external AeroActive Cooler accessory
- Expand your mobile life with gaming accessories such as TwinView Dock, Mobile Desktop Dock, and GameVice Controller (sold separately). Note : Refer to the PDF attached below in Technical Specification for User Manual and Troubleshooting Steps
Description
· 6" IPS FHD+ Full View Display (2160x1080) 90Hz, 1ms response time AMOLED display with HDR · Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 - Octa-core 2.96Ghz · 8GB LPDDR4X RAM; 512GB Storage · 4000mAh Battery and support Quick Charge 4.0 fast charging · 8MP Front Cameras/12MP with OIS/EIS+ 8MP Wide-angle Rear Cameras · Dual Nano SIM slots (Dual SIM dual standby) · Programmable ultrasonic AirTrigger touch sensors gives you two extra fingers to control your favorite games · ROG GameCool 3D vapor-chamber cooling system · Side mounted USB-C & 3.5mm ports with external AeroActive Cooler accessory · Expand your mobile life with gaming accessories such as TwinView Dock, Mobile Desktop Dock, and GameVice Controller (sold separately)
Brand: ASUS
Operating System: Android
Ram Memory Installed Size: 8 GB
CPU Model: Snapdragon
CPU Speed: 2.9 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 128 GB
Screen Size: 6 Inches
Resolution: 2160 x 1080
Refresh Rate: 90
Wireless Carrier: T-Mobile
Operating System: Android
RAM Memory Installed: 8 GB
Processor Series: Snapdragon
Processor Speed: 2.9 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 128 GB
Color: black
SIM Card Slot Count: Dual SIM
Connector Type: USB Type C
Form Factor: Smartphone
Biometric Security Feature: Fingerprint Recognition
Human-Interface Input: Touchscreen
Sim Card Size: Nano
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Headphones Jack: 3.5 mm
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 128 GB
Front Photo Sensor Resolution: 8 MP
Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution: 8 MP
Camera Description: Front, Rear
Shooting Modes: Portrait
Optical Sensor Resolution: 12.0, 8.0 MP
Number of Front Cameras: 1
Battery Capacity: 4000 Milliamp Hours
Battery Description: Lithium-Ion
Item Weight: 7.04 ounces
Item Dimensions: 6.25 x 3 x 0.34 inches
Effective Video Resolution: 1080 Pixels
Video Capture Resolution: 1080p
Frame Rate: 90 FPS
Screen Size: 6 Inches
Resolution: 2160 x 1080
Refresh Rate: 90
Display Type: AMOLED
Aspect Ratio: 1.781
Display Resolution Maximum: 2160x1080 Pixels
Display Pixel Density: 402 Pixels Per Inch (PPI)
Wireless Provider: T-Mobile
Cellular Technology: 4G
Connectivity Technology: usb bluetooth nfc
Wireless Network Technology: GSM, LTE
Brand: ASUS
Model Year: 2018
Built-In Media: User Manual
Manufacturer: Asus
Model Series: ZS600KL
Specific Uses For Product: Gaming
UPC: 192876135785
Global Trade Identification Number: 85
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Phone Talk Time: 22 Hours
GPS Geotagging Functionality: False
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Style: 128GB Storage
Theres so much good in this review that I feel I should start with the bad and work my way up from there. Disclaimer: Using it on AT&T network The Bad: While there's certainly very little bad about this it's missing a couple of features that to me personally aren't very worthwhile but are worth mentioning for people looking to buy the phone. There is no IR blaster which is something that I use from time to time but that's perfectly fine. There is no wireless charging in this phone. I personally never use this anyway especially because its bad on the battery so I couldn't care less. There is a low water resistance rating. I don't know what the recent trend for swimming with phones is but I've used a phone with absolutely no water resistance for the last 5 years in both the rain and sun and had absolutely zero issues. If you have a knack of dropping your phone in the toilet this may affect your purchase. The only feature I will miss is expandable storage. This phone does start at 128gb so that really helped. While i probably won't fill it up because I am conservative with my storage, it was nice knowing I could always add a few hundred gigs at any moment. It instead has dual sim slots. No WI-FI calling, more on this at the end. Now since that's out of the way lets get to the good. The Good: Good god the battery life is amazing. I don't know how some people are crying that it doesn't last a full day. Im assuming if your constantly gaming at 90hz overclocked it might not but there hasn't been a day where I ended with less then 40%. I'm coming off of a note 4 in which i changed the battery 3 times. That phone constantly drained between 5-10% battery each night. This phone, drains less then 1% per night. Its wonderful. Obviously if you're even looking at this phone you know about the binned cpu's so it comes to no ones surprise that the performace is SMOOTH. The screen is bright and looks great. It does indeed have HDR support. 90hz as well so thats a bonus. The speakers. They are incredible. Dual front facing INCREDIBLY loud speakers. Its something you need to hear in person. The sound is not distorted so long as you don't turn on "outside mode" Thank you ASUS for making a phone that doesn't look exactly like every other phone. Its aesthetics are beautiful and it feels extremely well built in your hand. I could do without the glass on the back which is a massive fingerprint magnet but I do understand it from a design perspective. IT HAS A HEADPHONE JACK!!! Unique Features: You've probably heard about the air triggers. I don't normally play phone games (mostly got this because I love overkill and ASUS mobo's. Also I look for phones that will last for a long long time) but I did give them a shot and I feel anyone that does game could make good use of it. It's definitely not something you can rapid fire though. The 2 extra ports. The fan is a cool feature but is certainly a gimmick. Its biggest upside is that it moves a headphone jack to the wide side of the phone. It also extends the usb-c charging port. You can use the charging port without the fan however just make sure you're plugging it into the correct one. The software. This is a slightly controversial area for some people. While undeniable its performance is great, some people feel it looks too gamer-y and while I agree I still love the look. Thats a very subjective thing of course and you can always change the launcher. Everything Else: The camera. You're probably not buying this phone for its camera capabilities. While I personally think even the best phone cameras are pretty bad due to the fact that I generally shoot on dslr's, if I were to compare this to something like the pixel series I'd say it falls a little bit short but is still rather capable. Decent low light performance and honestly this shouldn't affect your purchase too much. With good lighting you get good photos its that simple. Since i have my desktop set up in my basement, I always had to turn WI-FI calling on in my old phone (note 4) since I had practically no service (1 bar or less). Knowing that this phone didn't have WI-FI calling I decided to take a gamble and see if it was my service provider or if it was indeed my phone. Turns out it was definitely my old phone because this holds 4 bars EASY thus eliminating my need for WI-FI calling. In Conclusion: Great phone, very few downsides, I'm surprised it costs <$1k
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2018 by Vladimir Pinis
Style: 512GB Storage
I'm a power user when it comes to my smartphone, I like a large screen, a long-life battery, and responsiveness. Having been a fan of Samsung in the past, I had been looking for something more powerful. As is the case with many, I ended up having to decide between the Razer Phone 2, and the Asus ROG model. The primary feature the Razer model offered that was particularly appealing was the SD card slot. After following both models after release, as well as keeping a close eye on reviews and videos, the Razer Phone 2 quickly began falling behind as far as desirability. There have been reports of manufacturing flaws and the screen appeared lackluster as far as brightness. Though the Asus ROG phone would end up costing more, as I'd have to get the 512 GB model, I believed it had more to offer, including accessories. In addition, the Asus ROG phone had a larger screen and in my opinion, an overall better design. Obviously, my final choice was the Asus ROG phone, and I have been extremely pleased with my purchase! Though it is by far the most expensive smartphone I've ever purchased, it is also the best smartphone I've ever purchased as well. I would certainly say I got my money's worth, as the video and audio are excellent, battery life is excellent, and it feels like a very well-built piece of equipment. The 90 Hz screen refresh of the Asus ROG model is more than adequate, as it is very responsive. Whether you are a gamer or a power user in search of a high-end smartphone, I definitely recommend the Asus ROG model as a first choice! If additional storage truly becomes an issue, there is always the option of the various docks Asus offers. This is a top-notch smartphone with plenty of accessory options!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2019 by David D Hahn
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Frankly, this phone is probably too much phone for someone like me, but the RGB lighting in the back made me wanna buy it(yeah, I know). Well anyway, Right off the rip the screen is pretty impressive, though I had to do some tinkering to get it to my liking. I changed from the HTC u12 plus, so I'll have to adjust to not squeezing my phone for most of my apps, at least I get to set two up. Either way, the icons look pretty sleek, and not obtrusive. The speed at which the phone switches from screens and apps is lightning fast and really, smooth like butter. I played Netflix for a second just to see, and the sound was massive. In fact, I kinda find myself lowering the volume because it was a bit much for something right in front of my face. The picture though was phenomenal. As far as the apps on the phone I was pleasantly surprised to see the minimal amount of bloatware on this thing. All in all I feel the phone is definitely a premium phone, but I guess not for everyone. I just couldn't help it, and I don't regret it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2018 by Sara Alarcon
Style: 128GB Storage
Upgrading from a Samsung S8+ and the difference in performance is noticeable. Ran Antutu benchmark on this ROG phone, the S8+ and my work issued Pixel 2xl (all non rooted on stock software and settings). The ROG phone came in at 26565 (defeated 95% of all devices), Pixel 2xl at 21122, and S8+ at 19956. Before people say it's worthless comparing against my older phones, Yes I know the other two phones are last year's models (and I don't have any of the current year model phones), but it should help those looking to upgrade. Gaming on this phone (PUBG) is vastly superior - the Game Center let's you set profiles for each game and has a nifty overlay that gives you real time status of temps of the phone. Air triggers are a great idea and work pretty well in my use. The phone does get pretty warm (but not unbearable) during gaming sessions. The detachable fan that come with the phone doesn't really seem to cool the internal CPU/gpu, but it does help to keep the backside of the phone and your hands cool when gaming. With that said, in terms of daily use (outside of gaming) there's not much noticeable difference against phones that have come out since 2016-2017. I love this phone, but at it's price, it's definitely targeted at gamers willing to pay a premium. Still, for those that don't game regularly on their phone but want a blazing fast phone with cool gamer aesthetics should definitely get this phone. Note: this is a dual SIM phone and it works fine with my personal ATT micro sim, but it doesn't seem to work with my work Verizon micro sim. Also works ok with my buddy's TMobile micro sim. Just a heads-up for those on Verizon looking at this phone.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2018 by JurisDoctorate
Style: 512GB Storage
Still an awesome phone. A true 'convergence product' thanks to it's wide array of accessories. The GameVice controller for lightweight on the go gaming. The Twin view dock for social gaming sessions allowing for streaming on one screen and playing on the other. It can also double as a stand and can be used in conjunction with the ROG Kunai controller in bluetooth connection mode. The TwinView dock also has extra batteries for increasing on-time as well as an SD card slot for music/videos/games. The Mobile Desktop Dock for plugging into your TV/Monitor/PC through HDMI or Display Port. With it's 4 USB + 1 SD card slots you can turn your phone into a media hub. Or use the slots for keyboard/mouse/controller and either Android game, Xbox/GeForce/Antstream(name your streaming service) or use as your retro game station from your couch. Not to mention all the usual video/music/book/magazine/comic/internet browsing There's also the professional dock and the WiGig dock. Check the vids on youtube. Even without the accessories it still has great specs for gaming with airtriggers, gaming mode and a 90Hz screen. As someone who has owned gaming phones for 18 years(N-Gage,N95,Xperia Play,JXD S5800) I can conclude that ASUS really nailed the gaming phone with this one. A future classic.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2019 by ohms
Style: 128GB Storage
this phone in general is a very good phone however I think I was sold a lemon, apon opening the phone I saw it had a very slight crack I'm the middle left, I assumed that's what "slightly used" meant but didn't know why they wouldn't mention it when first buying the device. the battery only charges when you have gaming mode off otherwise it drops very slow even while charging. on the 42 watt charger that came with the phone (if I remember correctly it's a 42 watt charger) the phone also wouldn't capture any gameplay or screenshots until I literally master reset the whole thing twice and then it finally started working at least 10 times a day my screen has a pop up saying "Asus rog system has stopped" and this locks my phone and gets rid of all my tabs basically like I powered off my phone no complains on the fingerprint reader. but the screen quality is where it's the worse the screen quit working. like just went all black with green lines through it up and down. (I was showing some family members my new device and this happened while they were watching) I thought it broke so I held the volume down and power button until it powered off and reset it and this seemed to fix the phone but less than 24 hours ago the screen did the same thing mid game. (this time the lines were sideways) I was kind of mad but reset the device the same way and waited for it to turn back on, but it never did I bought a case screen protector and phone to have my phone take a dump multiple times in less than 2 weeks of use I already used a screen protector so I can't get my money back on that and I'm going to need to return the case too. I would never buy this product again, but not because of my experiences here I just assume I got a bad device but because I'm going to be getting the updated version (Asus rog 2 phone) and hope this one works better the picture sent with this review is what my phone looks like now and it won't change but the seller did accept my refund so props to you overall if these bugs were fixed it would get a 5 star rating from me
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2020 by Quinn Johnston
Style: 128GB Storage
I was excited and afraid to get this phone. It's so expensive, but has incredible specs going for it. It did not disappoint me at all. It's beautiful and light, the OLED screen is amazing, it ships with nearly zero bloatware, and it takes all the use and abuse I have been giving it for over half a year now. I play games and watch videos constantly on this phone. The speakers are wonderful and powerful yet crisp, and they have an "outdoor mode" which massively increases volume at the cost of the "smoothness" the speakers generally give. The most important thing? Get a case. I went 3 months without one... Only had a tempered glass screen protector, and managed to dent the sides and crack the backing of the phone. The bare back of the phone is silky smooth, which feels nice, but has negative grip. Without a case, your ROG phone will slide off of everything you possibly put it on. I personally got the ASUS-made case, which works wonderfully and looks good as well. (Downside: it's $60). I would buy this phone 5 more times if I had the resources and the need, but I don't have either. If you like games and videos on your phone, don't want it to die twice a day, and don't want it to overheat 24/7? Get this phone. The charge-port on the phone on it's side
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