Asus is making a serious push in India with its new Zenfone series of smartphones, packaging good hardware for attractive prices. The Zenfone 5 especially looks like a winner, as we found in our full review. But is bigger better? Specs: 6″ IPS touchscreen (1280×720 pixels, 245ppi) with Gorilla Glass 3 | 1.6GHz Dual-core Intel Atom Z2580 processor | 2GB RAM | 16GB internal memory, expandable microSD slot up to 64GB | 13MP rear camera with LED flash, 2MP front camera | Dual-SIM (GSM+GSM) | 3G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, microUSB 2.0 | 3300mAh battery | Android 4.3 (upgradable to Android 4.4 Kit Kat) with Zen UI.
Look
With a big screen, the Asus Zenfone 6 is naturally a behemoth. You can hold it in one hand, but you can’t use it with just one hand—no matter how much Asus wants to make that easier with a built-in one-handed mode that shrinks the screen. The matte finish on the back lets you get a good grip, but for most people it’s going to be too big to hold naturally. You better have big hands if you want to use this one. In terms of how it looks, the Zenfone 6 looks good but not especially striking. Then again, there’s nothing about it that’s an eyesore either. Sometimes, non-descript isn’t such a bad thing.
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Memory
With 12.5GB of memory available to the user and the ability to add a microSD card, there is no complaining about the storage here.
Battery Life
The 3300mAh battery isn’t replaceable, even though you can remove the back cover. However, there’s little need to do that. It easily lasts a day for most users, and even for power users, you can get around 16-18 hours on a single charge. It ran for 9 hours of pure video playback.
Price:-
In India Rs. 16,999/-
In US $ 275.779
Source:http://indianexpress.com/article/technology/mobile-tabs/asus-zenfone-6-quick-read-review-good-phone-but-too-good-for-your-hands/
Thursday, October 02, 2014
