Asus ROG 5 it’s here

Asus ROG Phone 5 (not the official name) has been allegedly spotted in a Geekbench listing with some of its specifications. The phone is expected to be the successor to the Asus ROG Phone 3 and the Taiwanese company will be seemingly skipping the ROG Phone 4 moniker - a common practice in China

Asus ROG 5 it’s here

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