Gaming Phones! They’re still pretty niche, and while with a dedicated gaming model you’re arguably getting better hardware for less money, people are still moving away from these devices.
Now, there might be a few things to put off a non-gamer in a gaming phone. On the one hand, all the aggressive elements and flashy LED lights that scream – 80s disco. A huge percentage of people use their phone with a case on, so that shouldn’t be a problem.
There’s also the issue of weight and bulk – gaming phones tend to be heavier and bulkier than sleek “regular” flagship phones. Let’s take it Asus ROG Phone 6 for example – it weighs ten grams more and a centimeter more than the Galaxy S22 Ultra, and the latter is no small device.
Another issue could be the camera system, although in the ROG Phone 6 it’s quite good and on par with modern flagship phones. These are all cons, but if we factor in the pros, things are starting to look good for gaming phones.
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