Asus ZE520KL ZenFone 3

To me, I feel like the Asus ZenFone 3 is an extremely well-designed phone at a low price that's hampered largely by its intrusive and bloated operating system. If you're a stock Android-lover, you'll hate it. But if you're new to the Android platform or...

I think the ASUS ZenFone 3's camera is just lovely – if it works for food photography even under challenging lighting condition, it will work for other forms of photography as well. Check out what I did with the ZenFone 3 on my Interior Photography...

Asus places a very stylish, 5.5-inch smartphone at the starting line that also convinces with inner values. With Qualcomm's Snapdragon 625 octa-core processor and 4 GB of RAM, the ZenFone has plenty of power that will be enough for all up-to-date...

ALSO READ: Samsung on fire again: After Note 7, now Galaxy S7 Edge explodesThe ZenFone 3 has got a custom ZenUI 3.0, which has got a clean look. It isn't as smooth as the stock Android UI yet is pretty decent. The notification bar that can be dragged...

The ZenFone 3 is a good all-round mid-range phone with decent performance and some nice extras under £300, but also a fair amount of bloatware. It's quite an update on the ZenFone 2, and definitely worth considering as an upgrade.>> Read...

Did you know that ASUS re-entered the Indian smartphone market in July 2014 – same time when Xiaomi forayed in the subcontinent? Both the brands have achieved tremendous success, albeit on different scales. While Xiaomi has continued to focus on the...

The Zenfone 3 has a few aspects such as build quality, screen, and camera going for it. However, Asus' ZenUI software is quite intrusive and even the phone lacks a design flair. All things considered, the Zenfone3 isn't a bad phone. However, the...

The glass makes Zenfone 3 a beautiful device, but at the same time the front works like a magnet to fingerprints. Overall, it is a great device with good camera and battery that can last for more than two days, making it a good companion without...