What's the deal with these, do they work in the US. On Verizon by chance? Looks pretty sweet.
https://www.asus.com/Phone/ROG-Phone-3/
https://www.asus.com/Phone/ROG-Phone-3/
Want me clean it up lol ?Well this thread made a hard right
One thing for sure Mooncat ears must be ringingNah, adds some flavor
Sorry, other discussions ringing my ears more than this today. Lol.One thing for sure Mooncat ears must be ringing
I was closer to it being correctAnd neither one of you got my name right. Maybe that's why my ears weren't ringing. XD
Nope, you two were identically wrong. I'll give you an A for consistency, though.I was closer to it being correct
I thought you bought one the ROG 2 but now that I think about it, it was a different device.Sorry, other discussions ringing my ears more than this today. Lol.
As for the phone, the ROG phones historically have not worked on Verizon without jumping through some hoops. At best, you could activate it as a data only device, then use something like Google Voice to handle phone calls. You'll also be left without Wi-Fi calling, possibly 911 access, and I'm sure other quirks. I was all set to get the second version, but that, plugs Asus' lack of any customer service turned me away. I wouldn't expect things to be any different this time around. For U.S. carriers in general, I think it was most compatible with TMO and AT&T, though not as well as a carrier branded device.
I can't help it if you spell Mooncat incorrectlyAnd neither one of you got my name right. Maybe that's why my ears weren't ringing. XD
I went with the Razer Phone 2, which was a gaming phone as well. It was rather clunky and not a good user experience.I thought you bought one the ROG 2 but now that I think about it, it was a different device.
It's part of a full character name, anagramed from my real name. I had an extra "T" to spare and made it unique enough to use most places. Would you rather Mooncat1842837427?I can't help it if you spell Mooncat incorrectly
Thanks for the information. The specifications for ROG-PHONE-3 seem to be pretty solid.Sorry, other discussions ringing my ears more than this today. Lol.
As for the phone, the ROG phones historically have not worked on Verizon without jumping through some hoops. At best, you could activate it as a data only device, then use something like Google Voice to handle phone calls. You'll also be left without Wi-Fi calling, possibly 911 access, and I'm sure other quirks. I was all set to get the second version, but that, plugs Asus' lack of any customer service turned me away. I wouldn't expect things to be any different this time around. For U.S. carriers in general, I think it was most compatible with TMO and AT&T, though not as well as a carrier branded device.