Rating 4.1 out of 5 stars with 180 reviews
4.1- Price (29)
- Camera (24)
- Battery life (23)
- Dual sim (12)
- Storage (8)
- Fragile screen (5)
- Performance (3)
- Slippery (3)
- Connectivity (2)
- Heating (2)
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- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
New to Android
The ASUS ZenFone Max has worked as represented by the sales representative. It has worked successfully. My issue is about learning Android as I had previously had Windows Phones, and so was use to the way those apps functioned and the link back to my Windows 10 PC. However, after searching on line about the Google Store Apps, including the new apps provided by Microsoft for Android, I'm becoming more comfortable with the functionality, especially the camera capability. So I'm becoming much more comfortable with the ZenFone and glad to have this. Especially as it is also very reasonably priced. Also it was recommended to get a case, and found a rubberized case online that works well. Although still disappointed that Microsoft has stopped supporting the Windows Phone.
Posted by MAMS
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Zenfone
This phone’s Camera is amazing!! It’s the greatest lens I’ve seen on cellphones!!! Just wow!! Speed is perfect and I just love how smooth and fast you can switch between apps and the battery is great! Great job ASUS!!
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Works great for the money.
Everything works just fine. If pictures are your most important feature you might not be too happy. I replaced a Moto G5 plus that went swimming on a river float and it took better quality pictures.
Posted by Gene
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Great Phone
Not too flashy but gives me all I need in a phone.
Posted by ZBoy
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
The good with the bad
It does indeed have a huge battery, which does last forever, so long as the screen isn't on. Once the screen is on, it drains like 1% per minute. It has a lot of battery saving features, that seem to do nothing but make the phone less of a phone? I don't get notifications well over half the time, not even for phone calls. The tmobile vm turns notifications off itself too. I don't understand why anyone thought that was a good idea. I'm on call for work, I need to call back within 15 minutes of a call, but if I'm not even told I get a call much less that a message was left, how will I keep my job? Oh yea, need to check the phone every 15 minutes... Anyway, that isn't the phones fault, but the carrier. The phone itself is pretty quick, Just wish the battery saving functions worked so the screen didn't burn through the battery.
Posted by Chris