8 Reasons ASUS Zenfone 8 The Best Compact Flagship Smartphone By Joshua Wong

I've been using the ASUS before 8 for over one month now, today, I'll be sharing with you. Eight reasons why the ASUS before 8 is the best compact smartphones in 2021. Asus has put a lot of effort into crafting this compact smartphone, with what I think is a must-have for a great flagship, smartphone ASUS didn't cut any corners, even has a dual loud stereo speakers and led indicators and a 3.5 mm audio port with high-res deck. The before 8 also received ip68 water and dust resistant. Small doesn't mean it will be less powerful, a matter of fact. It has the most powerful mobile processor.

To date, the Qualcomm snapdragon triple a same chip found on most 2021 gaming phones like the ASUS ROG phone 5, black shark 4, and much more. You also configure with up to 16 gigabytes of LP ddr5 rams and ultra-fast UFS, 3.1 storage. The ASUS before 8 will run buttery smooth with any applications or games throw at it. Not everyone favors big display smartphone, especially if you want to use your phone with one hand. Asus features a one-hand mode where you can pull down the entire screen for easy access.

The ASUS before 8 display panels may not be the greatest compared to others, but it uses not too shabby Samsung's e4 emulate panel with 120hz refresh rate good accuracies and power efficient. It may only equip with two cameras, but it does more than that. With the quad Bayer technologies. On the 64 megapixel main cameras, it can shoot two times, lossless zoom on other hand the 12 megapixel ultrawide does autofocus. Hence, it can shoot macro within the lens.

The object will look sharper even up close shooting. With a wider background. Beside featuring the latest y56e, it can connect two wireless network, concurrently, a 2.4 gigahertz and a 5 gigahertz 2.4 gigahertz network offer wider network reach, but at slower speed whereby the 5ghz deliver faster network speed at a shorter distance by leveraging advantage and shortfall, it can offer much stable internet connection experience, especially if you are using it for gaming. The new zen UI, based on android 11, is pretty stock and clean without any bloatware is a clean and few burdenless android experience. There are a lot of deep customizations like changing, icon style, shape, phones and even essence, colors.

There are a few gesture supports that I use pretty often like lift to weight, double tap to wake or lock screen three finger screenshot and more. If you are worried about the software update, the android 12 beta is already available for the ASUS before 8, and I received free round of software and security updates. Since I got this device, it had extensive battery manuals that give quite a bit of control over apps performance and system power usage. The advanced battery modes allow you to adjust the thermal limit, CPU, GPU and ram performance display, refresh rate network and much more. We are in the era of fast charging, but there's a downside which is shorter battery life.

Asus has this battery care that helps to extend battery life span by providing steady charging schedule, charge and charging limit so that you don't push the battery to maximum on each charge. With all the advantages that I shared just now, which one do you find the most interesting do leave your comment in the comment box below, if you like short text review like this, do consider subscribing and hit the bell icon to get notified whenever upload new videos that's been said, I hope to see you guys at the next one you.

Source : Joshua Wong