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Posted by Vaidyanathan

- February 04, 2019, 15:37:40

Quote from: Alvin Leong on February 01, 2019, 16:10:25
It is an Asus so it means it will get update for a year that break a bit of the phone each time and then Asus will announce that there will be no more updates leaving the buyers with a broken phone that will never be fixed.

Well, Asus seems to be working towards avoiding such a situation so let's hope that's not the case for these phones.

Posted by Alvin Leong

- February 01, 2019, 16:10:25

It is an Asus so it means it will get update for a year that break a bit of the phone each time and then Asus will announce that there will be no more updates leaving the buyers with a broken phone that will never be fixed.

Posted by Redaktion

- January 30, 2019, 05:21:05

The Asus ZenFone Max Pro (M2) was launched alongside the Max (M2) in India last month and succeeds the hugely popular ZenFone Max Pro (M1). The Max Pro (M2) gets many things right and is targeted at those who yearn for a top-notch Android experience without having to spend a fortune. Right from the design to the innards, Asus seems to have taken user feedback seriously. But is that sufficient for the Max Pro (M2) to ace out rivals from Realme, Honor, or Xiaomi in the sub-US$200 bracket? Let's find out in this hands-on review.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-ZenFone-Max-Pro-M2-Smartphone-Hands-on-Review.397371.0.html