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172 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
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Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Great screen
Solid design
Above average battery life
Very good audio
Decent performance
Good-looking
Display is nice and vibrant for an IPS panel
16MP camera delivers sharp images
Fast fingerprint reader
Decent battery life
The smartphone lasted 11 hours in our video playback tests
Almost as loing as handsets that are double the price
Simple and straightforward to use
Photography fanatics will love the camera which comes with a pro mode so you can tweak settings like shut
The editors didn't like
Camera is hit and miss
Overpriced for what it is
Slightly chunky bezels
ZenUI may not appeal to everyone
Snapdragon 630 processor can't keep up with its pricier siblings
The screen suffers from fingerprint marks and display in bright light
Likewise
The metallic back looks stylish but suffers from fingerprint marks
The phone can't show TV shows and movies in 4K on its screen
Great screen, solid design, above average battery life, very good audio, decent performance
Camera is hit and miss, overpriced for what it is
I was quite pleasantly surprised by the ZenFone 4. It's not perfect, as compared to much of the competition it lacks the “future proofing” in the processor department, and although the camera is fair, it's has some problems that aren't going to be easily...
Amazon or Tesco for £449.99 or perhaps on a plan via Carphone Warehouse. It is a fantastic handset and priced well considering the quality and speed of it.OK, so I could maybe want a bit more speed from the CPU and a slightly sportier design, but for the...
Good-looking, Display is nice and vibrant for an IPS panel, 16MP camera delivers sharp images, Fast fingerprint reader, Decent battery life
Slightly chunky bezels, ZenUI may not appeal to everyone, Snapdragon 630 processor can't keep up with its pricier siblings
There is no doubt in my mind that ASUS has delivered a solid mid-range smartphone with its ZenFone 4.It is well designed, with a lovely glass back and aluminium frame. The fingerprint reader is also fast and reliable, making it an excellent addition, even...
The smartphone lasted 11 hours in our video playback tests, almost as loing as handsets that are double the price, Simple and straightforward to use, Photography fanatics will love the camera which comes with a pro mode so you can tweak settings like shut
The screen suffers from fingerprint marks and display in bright light, Likewise, the metallic back looks stylish but suffers from fingerprint marks, The phone can't show TV shows and movies in 4K on its screen, It's quite large and feels uncomfortable to
A good all rounder, it may not excel in any one particular area but it performs well and those looking for a mid-range handset would be perfectly content with this device...
Abstract: Build QualityPhone Set UpFeaturesCamera & VideoBattery LifePremium build and photographyOur Asus ZenFone 4 review follows our Asus ZenFone 4 Max review and we mention this because the Max is nothing like the ZenFone 4. The Max has a big battery but weak s...
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Published: 2017-09-21, Author: Chris , review by: pocket-lint.com
What really stands out with the Zenfone 4 is the quality of the build. This is a good looking phone, in many ways similar to the sort of thing we've been seeing from Honor over the past 12 months. With that in mind, the Honor 9 is likely to be this phone'...
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