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The ASUS ZenFone 5 was first revealed during the MWC 2018 (Mobile World Congress) along with the rest of the new ZenFone series. Following its predecessors since ZenFone 3 in 2016, the Zenfone 5 is back with the design with more powerful tech on the insid...
The ZenFone 5 is a great companion to have if you prefer an AI friend. It's smart and intelligent learning capability gives you an ease of mind off the petty things in life. Taking pictures has been made way easier, there's no worries upon leaving your ph...
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Asus has unveiled some impressive hardware this year, including their flagship Zenfone 4 Pro and Zenfone AR, the latter having both Tango and Daydream compatibility baked in. Although better known in the US for their portfolio of laptops, Asus continues...
I've got a soft spot for mid-rangers that dress in flagship suits. And that's mostly what we get with the Zenfone V (although it's wearing sneakers). The Verizon exclusive retails for only $384 or just $16/mo, a far cry from the $756 ($31.50/mo) price of...
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akihabaranews.com Updated:
2019-12-01 12:15:50
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A Pair Of ASUS Quality Time with the Asus ZenFone 5 & ZenWatchTech giant ASUS recently came out with two new devices in Japan running on Android and looking to compete with the likes of Samsung , HTC and yes - even Apple . The Asus ZenFone 5 is a smartpho...
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It won the Red Dot Design Award 2014 in the category product design, but it is still an entry-level device and comparatively inexpensive: Even this combination makes the Asus Zenfone 5 A500KL an interesting smartphone with an recommended retail price of 2...
Inexpensive, HD resolution, Scratch-proof display, High build quality, LTE support, Current Android OS, Good camera, Powerful enough for current games, Low operating temperatures, Long battery runtimes...
Dirt-repellant coating pretty useless, Only 3.7 GB storage for the user, Integrated battery, Small performance headroom for the next generation of games...
The Zenfone 5 is a new powerful 5-inch entry-level device in Asus' smartphone portfolio, which offers quite a lot of features for the comparatively low price. Highlights of the smartphone are the current Android 4.4.2 including ZenUI extension, LTE module...
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itp.net Updated:
2019-12-01 12:16:01
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Really good budget phoneThe ASUS ZenFone 5 is the mid-market smartphone in the ZenFone range, which became available in the region in August this year.The three phones from the range - the ZenFone 4, ZenFone 5 and ZenFone 6 - all feature Intel Atom proces...
Great screen; decent camera for the price; excellent value...
Feels cheap...
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The ZenFone 5 is a new smartphone from ASUS, with a five-inch HD (1280 x 720) touchscreen, Android 4.4 “KitKat” operating system, and powered by an Intel Atom Z2560 1.6 GHz CPU. (There is also a budget version of this phone with a 1.2 GHz processor.) It h...
Excellent cost/benefit ratio, Big screen (but not too big), with crisp and vivid images, Sturdy, with nice design, Light, Excellent performance, Frontal camera for video callings, Memory card slot...
No support for 4G LTE networks in the reviewed model, Could be slimmer, Best Deals from Amazon, Ads by Amazon, ✕, Thank you, This will help us improve your ad experience. We will try not to show you such ads again, Report a problem, This item is, Not r...
The ASUS ZenFone 5 is an excellent mid-range smartphone with a terrific cost/benefit ratio. It is as resourceful as the Sony Xperia T3 (which is more expensive), and costs as much as the Motorola Moto G, famous for its excellent price point...
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Asus's Zenfone 5 rocks a compact, curvaceous body and an 8-megapixel camera, plus the slick ZenUI interface. But will it give you a Zen-like feeling? Here's our full Zenfone 5 review.At £160 SIM-free for the 8GB version (£230 for the 16GB edition) the Zen...
Good overall performance, Smart user interface, Comfortable and well designed...
Weak, non-replaceable battery, Average camera...
The Good Good overall performance Smart user interface Comfortable and well designed The Bad Weak, non-replaceable battery Average camera Our rating: Asus's Zenfone 5 rocks a compact, curvaceous body and an 8-megapixel c...
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Last month saw the launch of a new line of Zenfones to compete with the mid-range line of smartphones from other companies. The one we have for review here, the Zenfone 5, utilizes an Intel processor – but will it match the Qualcomm Snapdragon in terms of...
Strong build quality, Solid performance, Dual SIM...
No 4G LTE support, Wobbly back, Images could be better...
The Asus Zenfone 5 is an inexpensive mid-range smartphone that manages to perform better than we expected...
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With the below 10k segment smartphones raining into the smartphone marketplace this year, the competition has been really interesting, if you ask me. It all started with the Motorola Moto G, which launched for 14k in India in February this year and was la...
With the game changing for below 10k smartphones in India, Asus made a quite significant impact with the Zenfone 5 in this segment. There are Zenfone 4 in the sub 7k segment and Zenfone 6 in the above 15k segment but the Zenfone 5 is perfectly suited for...
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When you're in the market for a low cost smartphone, you can typically find a few options from the big names. There's the Motorola Moto E, Nokia Lumia 520, Samsung Galaxy Ace, HTC Desire 310, and a number of other smartphones all for under $200 off contra...
Large, decent quality display punches well above its weight. Good performance from the Intel components. Fantastic value for a 5inch, dualSIM handset.
Mediocre camera in most conditions. Subpar battery life. Minor issues with the stockstandard smartphone design.
Many of the aspects of the Zenfone 5’s software are identical to what was seen on the Asus MeMO Pad 7 , just scaled down for the smaller display. That’s because both devices use Asus’ ZenUI atop Android, although the Zenfone 5 is still stuck on Android 4...
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“The ASUS Zenfone 5 manages to stand out with its useful software features”The budget performance segment is revolutionalising the Indian smartphone landscape like never before, and ASUS, a brand known more for its stylish laptops and hybrids, has chosen...
Stylish looks, Smooth performance, Lovely display, Featureloaded and capable snapper, Freshlooking UI with tons of useful features, Host of handy apps...
The design's mainstay, the concentric circle pattern, is prone to scratches, Average battery life...
The 8GB variant of the Zenfone 5 will be yours for Rs 9,999, while you can opt for the 16GB version if you're willing to shell out Rs 12,999. At this cost, it's a worthy alternative to the Moto G (review), which has so far been ruling the roost in this pr...
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"The ASUS Zenfone 5's primary 8MP camera looks quite capable"The ASUS Zenfone range has just been launched in the country, and as a pleasant surprise, has been priced rather aggressively. This bodes well for ASUS' latest incursion into the crowded smartph...
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Despite trying having a large and popular PC market share, Asus have never really made managed to be known as a ‘great' Android smartphone handset maker. This hasn't stopped them from trying though, and over the past few years we have seen some interestin...
A nice design and build quality, Very good performance except for gaming, Good screen, Fingerprint and scratch resistance, Well done Custom ROM, A low price tag...
Below average reception quality, Bad battery life, Bad camera(s), Maybe for some a lack of accessories that come with the phone...
Now that's the end of this review already. Time to collect all pros and cons and build a solid tower of conclusion out of it. So lets quickly list them! Pros A nice design and build quality Very good performance except for gaming Good screen Fing...
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The ASUS Zenfone 5 is the middle child of ASUS' low cost line of smartphones but for being a budget phone it comes packed with some very respectable hardware and specifications. The design is very simplistic with rounded corners, flat sides, and a curved...
Build Quality, Display, Useful features...
Camera, Battery life, Sluggish performance...
7.0 The Zenfone 5 has a lot of great qualities from hardware to software but the laggy performance will be hard to overcome. So unless ASUS addresses it with a software update, I would hold off on making a purchase for now...
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Asus unveiled a handful of new devices at its CES 2014 press conference, making it one of the most action packed events this year in Las Vegas. Three new Android-powered smartphones premiered as part of the brand new Zenfone lineup. There is another P...
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