 Shout out to Corsair for sponsoring our coverage of Computex 2018. Check out their new HS70 gaming headsets through the links below. We are here for a really exciting announcement in the ASUS ROG event. This, my friends, is the ROG phone, and they are calling it a game changer with epic performance, unbeatable visuals, and total control. And there are actually some pretty compelling arguments to make for that. So first of all, they are using Qualcomm's fastest-binned Snapdragon 845 processor. This thing is clocked at 2.98 GHz under use. It's got 8 gigs of RAM, 128 or 512 gigs of storage, so it's basically balls-to-the-wall specs. And their plan to keep this thing cool is a vapor chamber cooler. So if you're one of those people who is not into the whole, yes, phones need to be much slimmer, slimmer every time, then you're going to like this because it's got some heft to it, it's got some thickness to it, but it's also got some cooling muscle to it. And get this, it includes a separate cooling accessory that clips onto a second USB Type-C port that is on the side of the phone. So it's a customized one that allows you to clip this baby on, lock the phone into place. It automatically locks the phone into landscape mode. Check that out. And then you get a Type-C port down here for charging and a 3.5-millimeter jack so that whether you're just gaming on the phone directly like this or whether you strap on one of the optional accessories, so they're going to have a game controller piece, and then they've also got this like dual-screen doodad that will allow you to see like your mini-map on one display and then your game on another display for something like PUBG, and then use on-screen displays. Sorry, here's a working one. And then use on-screen controls down here. You will never be bothered by your auto-rotate needing to either be set or accidentally rotate your phone or whatever else like that. Now, I know a lot of you are probably going, well, that's terrifying because if I need a separate doodad for my 3.5-millimeter jack, I'm going to cry. No, no, don't worry. So on the bottom, you'll find a separate USB-C port for charging and a dedicated 3.5-millimeter jack. Now, not to be one-upped by Razer, they're also going after some of the key selling points of the Razer phone. It includes dual stereo speakers, each with their own separate amplification, and anecdotally, we've got a couple of reps here saying that it's as loud, if not louder, and they've got a 4,000-milliamp-hour battery, meaning that even if you don't plug into this guy, which has a separate 6,000-milliamp-hour battery and charges the phone while you're gaming, you should be able to get a reasonably long lifetime out of this thing. Now, they don't have a 120-hertz display. It's 90 hertz, but from playing around in the menus, it looks like it runs at 90 hertz all the time, and it's an AMOLED display. So you get that one-millisecond response time to go along with the 90 hertz, mmm, buttery smoothness. One last trick up its sleeve is it has capacitive buttons at the top of the phone that you can actually use as dedicated triggers, and you can remap them however you see fit. So I am looking forward to a full review here, where I can dig into the camera. Apparently, it's similar to the Zenfone 4, which I haven't actually played with, but, I mean, the lighting in this room is so terrible that it's impossible for me to really draw any conclusions about it. Oh, yeah, software. It's using a skinned Zen UI, so I haven't used it in a while. Maybe it's improved. Thanks again to Corsair for sponsoring our content here at Computex 2018. Corsair's new HS70 wireless gaming headset offers great comfort and sound quality with a fully detachable microphone and up to 16 hours of battery life. It's got a wireless range of up to 40 feet with plush memory foam and adjustable ear cups. Check it out today at the link below. Thanks for watching, guys. Subscribe so you don't miss any of our content here at Computex 2018, and we'll see you at the next amazing product demo.