ASUS ROG
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Pros
- look into their ROG-series or look for another brand if you're looking for a decent monitor priced at around 300€
- Yes, multiple 10-Gig Ethernet ports, and essentially quad-band as it can use dual 6 Ghz 320 MHz channels simultaneously. It's certainly more capable than a run of the mill router.
- Should have been Legion and ROG
- Should be Legion x ROG.
- ROG will at least not die on you in 2 years.
Cons
- I personally wouldn't get an ROG, as they have liquid metal. Liquid metal is notorious for spilling over due to bad factory application.
- It is ASUS RoG so probably all of the above
- I hate the over-the-top gamery aesthetic of ROG.
- Would like to have gotten another new Asus ROG, but the pricing for their laptops just isn't as competitive as it was when I got mine in 2016.
- I am cautious about trying Asus's luxury brand (ROG), that being said it does have 2% better color accuracy on the DCI-P3 scale
Sentiment
53 positive (74%) · 4 mixed (6%) · 15 negative (21%)
Trust + time weighted score: +52% · raw score 53%
What redditors said (10 of 72)
look into their ROG-series or look for another brand if you're looking for a decent monitor priced at around 300€
Yes, multiple 10-Gig Ethernet ports, and essentially quad-band as it can use dual 6 Ghz 320 MHz channels simultaneously. It's certainly more capable than a run of the mill router.
Should have been Legion and ROG
Should be Legion x ROG.
ROG will at least not die on you in 2 years.
I personally wouldn't get an ROG, as they have liquid metal. Liquid metal is notorious for spilling over due to bad factory application.
I like my ROG brand monitor, check them out.
I believe it is wifi7 capable tool, so it also probably blazes as well as look like something out of a sci-fi fever dream.
It is ASUS RoG so probably all of the above
ROG makes some nice hardware. I had one for years upon years handling everything I threw at it.