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[Review] Asus ZenFone 3 Max – The ZenFone Is Back With A Fancy New Design

Clickuz Media November 22, 2016

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[dropcap]W[/dropcap]ith the Zenfone 3 headlining the modern batch of ASUS handsets, many different variants will follow shortly. One of them is the ASUS Zenfone 3 Max, where the Taiwanese agency packs a large 4,130mAh battery into the device as its key feature.

Despite the mid-range specifications, the Zenfone 3 Max offers a few fascinating features like the fingerprint reader and the aluminum frame.

Asus ZenFone 3 Max

The ZenFone 3 Max looks a lot like an ASUS smartphone as it follows the identical design principles. It is a very elegant smartphone with a slim aluminum unibody format that gets an more area to the 2.5D glass panel up front. The evaluate unit we had sported a grey matte feel metal finish, which made it seem to be very premium.

It comes with a fingerprint scanner in the rear panel. The device does now not sense heavy in spite of it carrying a large 4,130 mAh battery.

The Specifications

5.2-inch ( 1,280 x 720 pixel) IPS display
Dimensions 149.5 x 73.7 x 8.55 mm
MediaTekQuad-Core Processor
Fingerprint sensors
3GB RAM
32GB internal memory expandable up to 128GB
13MP PixelMaster Camera with 5p Largan lens + 5MP Pixel Master Front Camera
Dual SIM card
Android M v6.0.1 with ZenUI 3.0
4130mAh Lithium (non-removable)

Price: RM799

What is good?

If I buy this phone, it will be purely for its battery. As any person who struggles day-to-day to control the battery existence on smartphones, I can kill for a telephone that gives me even 24 hours of battery existence besides searching like it’s come from a brick kiln. This phone will remaining you a day on 25 per cent battery lifestyles if you don’t stress it too plenty and with full charge the smartphone can be used fastidiously for at least 36 hours.

In fact, this is amongst the few phones that offer a full vary of preset digicam modes as well as guide settings. This will smartphone will be capable to keep most smartphone photographers happy, even though does have a tendency to throw up over-saturated pictures at times.

Overall Findings

What is not that good?

The smartphone feels a bit slippery because of the smooth curved edges and you would possibly want to use a cowl to grip this cellphone better.

Should you buy?

Yes, if your pain-point is battery and you simply need right overall performance usual on different fronts, then this is amongst the exceptional bets in the market at the moment. Given the price, the Asus ZenFone 3 Max seems excellent fee for cash given that it affords a dependable piece of hardware that will keep most customers happy.

Below are some sample photos taken from ASUS Zenfone 3 Max.