It's more Poco F1 successor
Spec wise, it's incremental upgrade compared to poco f1, remain LCD, flagship SOC, above average camera, rather large battery. One flaw/downgrade are lack of 3.5mm headphone jack.
Poco should have a regular F2 similar to this for people concern on best value, while do what they want with 'Pro' model for people want top spec.

While I havent use realme UI daily, I guess I prefer MIUI, mainly due to long history of MIUI development

I do recommend ROG2 to friend, if they're mobile gamer. Huge top and bottom bezel, physical size and weight, average camera are not recommending for other usage, but perfect for mobile gamers. My friend who use dual display also, 'looks' good when gaming at mamak/cafe

MKBHD on Poco F2 pro

ROG2 around rm2.5k for AP set

Best is still:
Stock/Pixel/OnePlus > MIUI/RealMe

Samsung did have weird issue. I got friend who can consistently show me how his S9 S10's Instagram always lag.

Blackshark probably have too much leftover stock

Might try luck on this. Below rm2k worth it IMO

IMO, if they got F2 non pro version, the bashing will be lesser. It's alright if they launch Pro version, but need to keep true to flagship-killer-affordable-non-Pro version for hardcore fans.

Flagship killer Poco F1, it has performance and so to fight with flagship. It cut corner at good place IMO, like using LCD, plastic back cover, IP rating.
But this Poco F2 Pro, not much corner cut, it's just not competitive already

IMO realme X3 superzoom are suitable as Poco F1 successor. LCD display, flagship SOC ( last year's, but at least no bullshit 5G )

Most people should able to notice the difference between 120fps vs 60fps.
Notice I use terms fps instead of Hz.

120Hz Display = hardware
It doesnt guarantee whatever games/apps/usage are 120fps ( which are what's important )

If phone running resource heavy games that's laggy ( like 20-30fps ), then the 120Hz display are no difference to 60Hz display.
I even doubt most manufacturer's OS optimized enough to sustain constant smooth 60fps and above.

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Not huge difference on SOC.
Although benchmark dont fully reflect real life performance, but SD855+ are 9% slower than SD865
https://www.notebookcheck.net/SD-865-vs-SD-...1.247596.0.html

2.0 3.1 those are not relevant.

I suspect you just need a USB-C to HDMI cable/adapter. I suspect that cable/adapter need MHL support as well.

You should hate most other USB port also
What grind my gear are how USB IF or manufacturer change naming. USB 3.1 3.2 gen 1 2 3, IINM they even changed previous speed to another name. Fxxking idiot stupid forum ( USB IF ).

Color does help, but I think it depends on manufacturer. Most use blue for 3.0 but like Razer laptop's USB3.0 are green ( Razor theme )

Seriously you guys will surprise at naked phone user ? Recent 5 years I'm using phone naked also ( only exception are pixel XL with wrap/skin ), no issue
I think depends on type of user ? I dont use phone while walking, am not phone addicts that always look at phone, so I really really rarely drop phone, past 3 years I cant recall once

I suspect due to phone trend now, screen getting larger and larger, back cover also glass

For naked phone user, mostly I saw is iphone 8 those who refuse to leave fingerprint scanner. However, chances you saw an iPhone 8 WITHOUT cracked screen are low

My phone only put alone in pocket. Pocket usually no sands or dust.
My Pixel XL, Poco F1 and current Mi9T all good, no noticeable scratches ( even if check at angles, light sources etc ), except tiny dent on poco f1 at the plastic body portion.

Depends on your behavior/usage really. There's careful people.

Wow you secretly live in my house is it Perhaps you need to buy new washing machine To make sure pockets dont caught all the sands and dust.

Fabric dont scratch. Sands or dust caught in your pocket's fabric does.

global set, so I guess it's AP set.

RM2099 still quite good price.

TBH not that useful for me, if not useless.
Now most TV support wireless casting already. I can just cast youtube played on my phone to TV with 1-2 steps.

No need badmouth other for not paying flagship price in 2020. I use all generation Nexues ( except Nexus One ) and 1st gen Pixel XL.
And yes Android 10 have hidden desktop mode, not restricted to 'flagship' phone only.

Android Desktop mode can almost predicted to be abandon by Google and others in just few years time. Apps support is the key here ( or the lack of )
Same reason Android failed to capture mainstream tablet market, Android apps are not optimized well enough to run on over size display, nor most of them have proper tablet mode.
Most Chromebook user and reviewer will tell you Android apps support and optimization in Chromebook are near rubbish, most of Chromebook display are much larger than phone, and support touch control as well.

Android desktop mode projected to even larger size monitor and TV, with almost non existence touch control, are so far gimmick. They tried for years now and not getting any better.

Only hope are Google's project Fuchsia, which build up from ground, and at least few years away from seeing real product.