Interesting. For balance, I've never had a problem with the fingerprint sensor - first time, every time, left or right thumb. Takes about half a second to unlock. Not noticed any heat but I don't really game. Haven't used the camera much yet. Sound is awesome - loud and clear from speakers and headphone jack. Connects really fast to android auto. Loving it.
I tried readding fingers many times to make sure it wasn't a one time thing and it kept happening, sometimes it works fine, but more often than not I need like 3 tries to unlock it. The heating problem is really severe only in demanding games, I talk about this since I've had many requests to cover this in the past. Camera takes getting used to, but it's workable, audio is definitely its biggest strength.
Guys, as per many requests I've tested some games after the recent update (version 30.11.51.57). The phone still gets hot under heavy stress (Genshin Impact is a good example, it really puts the CPU under heavy load), I'm not saying it's unusable but it's definitely an inconvenience, maybe it has improved a little bit after the update but not by much. If you don't play games like that or it doesn't bother you that much, you don't have to worry about anything! The phone is still a fantastic performer and I haven't noticed the heat affecting the performance in any way (throttling, stutters etc.). It doesn't heat up in lighter games at all. With that being said, I can't speak for other people claiming they have no problems with the phone heating up, maybe they received the phones straight from the manufacturer, my unit is a retail one, I bought it myself, I also had a second one for a brief time just to check up and it has shown similar symptoms. Keep that in mind while making a purchase decision, it's still a great phone, take care! EDIT: New update (ver. 30.11.51.60) greatly improved the fingerprint scanner, it's both faster and much more reliable, nice to see Asus working actively on improving the experience, one of my biggest gripes with the phone is pretty much gone now!
just because the phone gets hot while you playing heavy load of game like genshin impact does it mean the thermal management of zenfone 8 is not good according to ashe of cnet. the heat is natural in smartphones because the Cpu and Gpu perform hardly especially if you are playing a graphic demanding games. the cpu and the gpu double its performance to sustain the smoothness of graphics and performance so you dont see fps drops or lags. and according again to ashe of cnet. there are two ways for controlling the heat one is to control it by adjusting the graphics into medium or low so that the gpu and cpu didn't force to perform hard on a intense graphic game and the second is the super basic spreading of heat. yeah spreading of heat is natural because of the heat pipe inside. according to tech chap zenfone 8 has a heat pipe. and also the new snapdragon 888 chipset is also heating up in other android devices like Xiaomi or One plus or asus rog phone 5 or black shark or even the nubia red magic
@@boyyoutube7939 There is a difference between just hot and VERY hot. Most of the phones will get hot when you play demanding games, but Zenfone is hotter than most. Mi 11 also has a heating problem while the Mi 11 Pro with revised heating solution doesn't heat up as much. The CPU and GPU should ideally downclock to avoid excessive heating, there is definitely performance surplus with the 888.
@@MRVLTECH a weird question but... By chance, did you have the plastic case on the phone when gaming? Plastic works as an insulator. Maybe opt for a mixed or pure metal case?
Excellent inputs and experience driven content. I hope there will be some update to the heating issue. Looking forward to buy the same. Have heard from other content creators that even the camera usage heats up the phone a lot
Objective. I have the phone and sd888 was really unnecessary here. They could achieve even lower price and be more competitive with 865 or 870. Fp sensor is getting better but it isn't perfect. To be fair, none under display are. Even those on Sony (side) aren't perfect. I chose zenfone 8 bcs in my country it is significantly cheaper than the rest and has awesome speakers and fine 3.5, though not on LG lvl.
Looks like those issues you mentioned are all can be resolved by software update. 1. Heat: Asus may probably come up with fix that tone down CPU performance to retain cooler device all the time. 2 finger scan sensitivity: I saw these issues occurred many times even in devices like Huawei and again they managed to resolved via software updates so Asus should be able to do so. 3: Auto focus issue: Again, can also be fixed via software update. Hopefully Asus take in your review and do something about those issues. Good to know.
Well, I got the poco F3 with Snapdragon 870 and it is fantastic especially the blazing fast fingerprint recognition button. This button is by far the feature of this phone. All the others are just bonus. I liked it so much, I bought another one. And oh, it's also very cheap compared to other similar hardware phones.
Planning to buy a phone at the end of the year and I am torn between S21 FE (if it comes out), Zenfone 8 and Sony Xperia 5 iii. I am now moving away from Xiaomi due to my last phone lasting only a year
The s20 fe is a good option still, but samsung is notorious for dropping support for their models very early. The sony xperia 5 iii and zenfone 8 are both very good contenders. Personally, I'll be going for the zenfone 8 since the form factor and durability is top notch. Im sure the xperia will have more features, so if you like those, I'd say opt for the xperia
The phone received an update today for me here in Norway. - optimized call quality - fixed camera contrast - system stability - enabled Volte in some countries And a lot of other things. Great video btw.
I ordered one of these a week ago (8/256GB), and it should show up sometime next week. I've heard extremely mixed opinions on the battery, so hearing you got 6-7 hours of SOT at 120hz is encouraging. Less encouraged by the oil-painting effect in some shots, the dodgy fingerprint reader, and the heating, though I'm wondering if the heating's only an issue if you play a lotta high-intensity games. Curious to know: What's the sound and volume quality like via the headphone jack?
The heating problem is only really severe in demanding games, I talk about this since I've had many requests to cover this in the past. Sound via jack is really good aswell, no complaints there, it's obviously not the level of a good amp, but will be enough to drive most lower impedance headphones.
@@ajayanand746 Not long, 10 minutes and it was already hot, after like 20 it was really, really hot, like I said, especially the upper part of the phone, both front and back.
@@MRVLTECH damn that's bad. I play cod mobile for an hour atleast. If it gets real hot then there's no use of a good processor. Also has the heating issue improved after the recent update?
I really want this phone, but I am hesitating to get one due to issue circulating regarding ram dump issue. Did you experience it? or is the problem have solution or solved already?
excellent review, highly appreciated. as of now my purchasing decision on this phone rests on a single variable: whether or not the USA release will include Band N41 5G. Asus stumbled in adding B41 LTE but not N41 5G, as the former has forcibly morphed to the latter via T-Mobile purchasing Sprint. however ASUS told Android Police that they are reexamining that decision. i already figured the phone would get blazing hot, so im looking at the electric phone cooling attachments sold on Amazon...for when pushing the phone at home. your fingerprint reader comments were sobering, that might drive me crazy...but the speakers are VERY important to me, and between audio, specs, and total price, for me this phone will likely trump the Xperia 5 Mk3... ...as long as it supports N41. ASUS PLEASE!
most of it I agree. But when de refresh rate is on the lowest setting, the battery last much longer. Even several days when most of the programs are off. A other advantage is the small amount of bloatware. The most of the programs you can remove it and/or the lack of it. And I hate bloatware, this was for me the main reason to buy this phone
I agree, after playing with my dad's Pixel 4a for an hour (slightly shorter than the Zenfone 8). I can deal with it, but not ideal, coming from a 5S/2016 SE size. I want an iPhone 12 Mini for its size, but mainly considering the Zenfone 8 for the headphone jack (also fingerprint scanner, USB C and some of the charging options are sweet).
Very troubling are the Asus support and service that lurks behind. During 2020 and 2021 they were the worst I have ever experienced, in any industry and for any product. Timeline: - Jan 2020: I buy new Zenfone. - Aug 2020: Phone no longer charges, on any charger including Zenfone’s supplied charger. The charging port in the phone is not working. - Aug 2020: Still under warranty, I mail the Zenfone to the ASUS repair center in Grapevine, Texas. This is an unnecessarily complicated process. For example, Zenfone’s support keeps assuming I purchased a laptop, and tries to communicate with me about laptop repair. - November 2020: I receive the Zenfone, apparently repaired. (But the data on my phone has been wiped out.) - March 2021: My Zenfone stops working completely. No power, no blue screen, nothing. - March 2021: ASUS assures me I will be charged only a diagnostic fee of $85, to have the phone assessed and then repaired. - March 2021: ASUS then tells me I’m no longer under warranty, which ended in Jan 2021. - March 2021: ASUS then tells me I am still under warranty, which was extended because of the previous problem with the Zenfone in 2020. - April 2021: I again mail the Zenfone to the ASUS repair center in Grapevine, Texas. - April 2021: ASUS then tells me I’m in fact not under warranty any more. - April 2021: ASUS then tells me actually I am under warranty, which was extended for an additional 3 months. - April 2021: ASUS then tells me I’m in fact not under warranty, which supposedly expired “2 December 2020”. - April 2021: ASUS then tells me my warranty in fact expired on “8 March 2021”. - April 2021: I ask to escalate the issue. (At this point, ASUS Customer Service is already the worst I have experienced, ever, for any product in any industry.) - April 2021: ASUS maintains that my warranty is expired, but offers me a “20% discount” off their fee to repair the dead phone, which is $289. I ask to get a better deal, given what I’ve had to go through in owning this ASUS product. ASUS tells me they will check with their Corporate dept. - April 2021: ASUS calls me back, telling me they can take 30% off the fee, to repair the dead phone. - April 2021: ASUS then sends me an invoice for the full amount of $289, with no discount. Also, the invoice description of the problem is wrong, as it says “Hangs on ASUS logo” (instead the phone does not respond at all). I call ASUS and ask them to correct the invoice. - April 2021: ASUS then sends me a new invoice for this repair, for an even higher fee of $362. The invoice also states a completely different problem: it includes a $97 item (plus tax) and a $243 item (plus tax) both for “abnormal appearance (deformation/scratches/damage/paint removal/dirt/rough edges)”. I call to tell ASUS it should be lower, as we had discussed. And to tell ASUS my phone was not physically abnormal or damaged in any way, when I had sent it to their repair center. And that this new invoice is completely different from their prior invoice. (At this point, it is becoming apparent to me that what is happening at ASUS here is not merely total incompetence, poor training and poor management, but possibly something worse.) - April 2021: ASUS contacts me to say they erred, and should have sent me an invoice for $231. I then correct them again, saying no that would be only a 20% discount off the repair fee. ASUS had told me my discount was 30% off (for $216). - April 2021: During these interactions, I keep having to tell ASUS that my phone is to be repaired at the discounted rate, but nevertheless ASUS keeps sending me e-mails stating that my phone will be sent back to me unless I pay the (undiscounted, incorrect) invoice amount within 5 days of the invoice date. Repeatedly ASUS assures me that my phone will not be sent back to me, that it is on track to be repaired at the rate they had agreed to, and that I will no longer receive these e-mails pressuring me to pay within 5 days. Yet, the e-mails are not stopped, they keep coming. - May 2021: ASUS sends me another invoice for the incorrect, higher amount ($362) and the incorrect problem: “abnormal appearance (deformation/scratches/damage/paint removal/dirt/rough edges)”. - May 2021: I contact ASUS, escalate the issue, and ASUS tells me they will have someone contact me in 24-48 hours. 24-48 hours pass by, with no call from ASUS. Meanwhile, ASUS continues to send me invoices, and a payment deadline, for the incorrect rate of $362. - May 2021: I contact ASUS again, escalate the issue. ASUS assures me that they will stop sending me e-mails asking for payment of $362, and will contact me about correcting it. - May 2021: ASUS “Proactive Care” sends me an e-mail stating that an internal failure to correct the invoice “has triggered the return of your device unrepaired”. The e-mail also states that once I receive my unrepaired Zenfone, I can re-create the return, ship the phone BACK to ASUS (at no shipping cost to me) and “continue this process”. (I’m thinking, Uh… no thanks.) - May 2021: Sure enough, I then receive the Zenfone, returned to my home by ASUS. Unrepaired and dead. To all: enjoy your ASUS experience.
It took just 4 month of limited use before the the volume button on my ASUS Zenfone 8 broke. Pretty poor quality given that the included cover does not protect the buttons.
i bought the xperia 5ii instead like 3 weeks ago it was discounted on 630 euro and my biggest concern with this asus was the battery life. also i think the notification led is just weird and always on display can only be put on always on or off. at least i heared. for the rest an amazing phone. i almost bought that asus. cause i do need headphone jack for motorriding with navigation
Battery life like I said is fairly solid, good enough for a phone with a fairly average sized battery, notification led is quite useful imo, it's in a good spot. Not sure what you mean about the always on display, you can have it always on/off or during a certain time window during the day (like 7 am to 11 pm for example).
@@MRVLTECH ah yes I really see mixed reviews on that battery life that is why I was so worried. With the Xperia you can have adaptive AOD. That only goes on for a moment when getting a notification. I think the Asus camera is more click and shoot though. But on the other hand the Xperia has SD card again haha. It's something to chose between great phones 🤣😅
I have been huge sony compact mobile fan for last 7+ years, but now I returned the xperia 5 ii as it felt too long. And bought asus zenfone 8. Not sure if I return this one also as the battery time for sony was almost twice as good as with asus zf8. The biggest drain source for zf8 is screen and camera. Taking few photos just literally take 1 % of battery. I regret bit of returning the sony 5ii.
Yeah, the battery on the 5ii was really, really good, but for the Zenfone, I found it to be pretty good aswell, definitely not as good, but adequate. Try it out for a longer period of time and it might improve a bit, otherwise I guess you need to learn to live with it. ;)
@@sildojam thanks for the response. Sounds like I made the good decision. Yes xperia 5ii is indeed tall and that was also a concern for me. When I am working and need to crawl under machines etc. But it wasn't that stuck in between my leg etc. Also good jeans with good pockets count though. I hope you find a good pocketable phone then my man 💪
You say that the phone heats up and that an SD870 would have been enough. But I have learned that you can throttle the processor in the settings. Have you tried this?
I think like you that the SD 870 was a better choice for the little ZenFone 8 and for the money they saved they could spend it a 3 x optical Zoom like the Sony Xperia 5 ll and some more software options. Then, I think, If the price would be less than €600,- , they would find more people who will be Interested to buy this already quiet good phone. Good revieuw, Guido from the Netherlands.✌️🐞🤓🐝🍀
someone have issues with front camera? front camera on my zenfone 8 was terrible...99% of photos was blurry (like AF doesnt work)...so I sent it to be serviced...hope it will help...otherwise I think I'll demand refund
Battery longevity is definitely an issue for this phone. I had already tuned down the screen refrsh rate and in durable power mode, no games at all, it will only last for a day 24hours.
I'm curious with video record, what I think k about the difference maker is when the hyper stabilization is on, but it's only on in 1080 fhd mode, the 4k 30fps stabilization is really bad 😧😧
I have this phone. If you want a productivity phone. Get it. Obviously it is not for gaming / watching movies. The finger print "issue" is not really an issue. It just takes a bit longer than most phones, so you unconsciously take off your finger faster than you should. (I use samsung s20 fe previously with super fast finger scanner). I use this phone purely for work (gmail, drive, asana, calendar, slack, notion, telegram, whatsapp, discord) and some youtube watching during bathroom breaks. Lasted me the whole day.
Yeah, if you're looking for a newer phone that will get longer support, sure, P30 is stuck at Android 10 so it's a good time to upgrade, you might not be super satisfied with the camera (P30 had a great one for its time) but other than that, it's a straight upgrade. Up to you whether you feel like you need a new phone since the P30 is still a good device and it should still work alright as far as performance goes.
Hey mate, I would recommend the Zenfone, but it's pretty close, the S20FE (Snapdragon variant) is also pretty good, but I think the Zenfone is a more complete package. Cheers!
I try not to do that since Gcam isn't inline with the out of the box experience on a phone. Camera software processing is a part of the whole experience and should be judged aswell, hardware is not everything and Gcam works very differently for every device so I try to stay away from it in my reviews. This way I can correctly judge the camera performance.
All that matters is whether you play a lot of demanding games on your phone, if you don't, you will have no problem with temperatures. I believe fingerprint scanner consistency should improve with future updates.
@@MRVLTECH now it's clear to me that when u playing a graphic-damand games the phone does heat. so in normal usage of ur zenfone 8 heat is not that alarming.. only on playing games. thank you for your clarification. im considirimg buying this phone now
Thinking of buying this phone, but just how long will Asus support it? It's a good phone hardware wise, but it all will be nothing if it's not supported.
Time will tell, I think it will be fine, maybe not the longest support around, but I don't think that should steer you away from buying it. You can always switch in a year or two if support isn't stellar down the line.
Good review. I've heard that phonecall quality is bad and fingerprint sensor not very reliable. The heating issue is very worrisome; I would only feel comfortable buying this phone if Asus has very reliable and accommodating service options for sending in phone for problems.
Had no problems with phonecall quality, fingerprint scanner got better after a couple of updates. Heating was an issue for sure but only really relevant under heavy stress. As for the support, can't say anything about Asus phones but Asus PC part support has been mediocre in my experience.
@@MRVLTECH Thanks -- for me, the biggest hesitation I have with a phone like this is the service issue, if I buy an iPhone or a Pixel, I know there's a good service structure in place to handle my problem. With Asus, I wouldn't know where to begin, and my instincts tell me that I'd end having to ship to to Taiwan or something. In other words: major pain in the a55
I'm a big fan of Asus's Zenfone Series. I've owned the 5z, 6, and now the 7Pro. My only gripe with the 6 was the extraordinarily low screen brightness capability, as well as just, 60hz, whereas my only real gripe with the 7 is the extraordinarily heavy weight (top-heavy, especially, uncomfortable to hold) and general large size. The z8 theoretically fixes all my issues (besides lack of flip-cam). But my main concerns with the Zenfone8 which I haven't really had addressed in comparison to the other phones in the series is the battery life & screen brightness. Have you tested the Zenfone7 Pro? You're saying you get a solid 6+ hours of screen-on-time on the z8? That's what I get on my z7Pro running pretty much max brightness all day, 90hz, max performance, which, has ~1,400mah higher capacity (z8 is 3600mAh, 4000mAh rated) Are you running similar settings? Also how's the screen brightness? Any visibility issues in bright bright daylight? I'm sorry for the excessively long comment, but I really did appreciate the video, subbed & liked, and would be super grateful to have these questions answered. Thank you!
Hey, prepare yourself for an excessively long response then :) I haven't had the Zenfone 7 Pro so can't compare too much, as far as battery, I would say I've been getting usually solid 6 hours of SOT, but not much more, like I said, I haven't had the phone die mid-day so that's enough for me given its size. As for the brightness, GSMArena does lab tests and they measured max 800 nits on the Zenfone 8 (741 for the 7 Pro in comparison), as far as my experience goes, the brightness is usually at around 70-80% for me on daily use, of course outside it goes to auto max brightness. It's not ultra bright under direct sunlight but good enough, even the brightest screens will struggle in bright daylight so the Asus is no different, but it did the job for me. I have no problems answering questions for the stuff that I didn't touch on in the video. I actually do that purposely, I don't want my videos to just be another person with a checklist that just goes through every spec of the phone in the same order over and over - okay screen is blabla, battery life is blabla, camera etc. I like to think who a certain device is geared towards and then build my whole video around it, touching on the things that the manufacturer thought would be the most important features. Then I also add my observations about certain things that either pleasantly surprised me or just didn't work as intented. This is why for example I didn't really talk about the screen in this video, it just wasn't anything that I found interesting or relevant enough, if it was exceptionally dim or super bright, I would have mentioned it. It's a good screen, that's all. There are many other reviewers who will go through every spec of the phone and I'd like people to understand that my videos won't really look like that, I'd rather talk about the things that I feel like are worth talking about and try to share the excitement (or the lack of it) with you guys. Thanks for the kind words!
@@MRVLTECH Sweet! Okay! That gives me a pretty good idea. Also I dig that ideology which is why I hit that sub button, I like the format. I watched probably 5 videos before I found yours where you actually talked about SOT rather than breezing over capacity, charge wattage, and full charge speed, I get that those are important, but, on daily use, if the battery is good, charge time means much less to me. I do have one other question though! How's the vibration motor? It was sub-par on the 6 but is a JOKE on the 7, like, hands down the worst haptics/vibration strength on any phone I've ever had. Thank you for reaching back out so quickly and thoughtfully!
Depends where you like and if volte is enabled for your carrier And just and heads up in the past couple of updates Asus has mentioned "optimised call quality" so it could be better now I guess
In dilemma between this Zenfone 8 and Realme GT 5G.. both of these phones moreless has every keypoint that i looking for new daily driver.. the difference is battery, network coverage and WiFi module..
Well, Realme will definitely have considerably worse camera, that's for sure. It is also over 10mm bigger and a little cheaper ;) so it's only up to what you value more.
@@MRVLTECH Well, i'm not that camera person TBH, Rarely work on my sns, my phone camera usually just for work (which is not so demandable) beside that it just like a display for me, so camera not my concern TBH.. for the dimension itself well, i don't really care much as long as that phone contain my keypoint to become my daily driver it doesn't matter if it big or small, heavy or lightweight.. thats why i said the difference which make me in dilemma for both phone is just the battery, network coverage and WiFi module.. Realme provide 4500mAH, while Asus just 4000mAH.. Asus provide more network coverage than realme and give better WiFi module than Realme (but in this WiFi module case for my daily TBH the better WiFi module from asus ain't that demanding, but considering usually i use phone for 3-5 year makes me considering this part too)
While you're right regarding the 888, I believe it's the Zenfone 8 major selling point. Opting for the lesser Snapdragon sibling would have resulted with nothing to brag about and minimal interest. BTW, the Samsung S21 has the Exynos 2100 (internationally) which is inferior to the 888 and gets much hotter....
Yeah, you could be right about that, probably more of a marketing move. As for the S21, the 2100 is actually not that bad, CPU cores are great, only the GPU is poor, next year when they drop Mali it should become great. Still it's not as big of a deal-breaker as with the S20 generation.
actually 2100 doesnt get that much hotter but it throttles before it reach those burning degrees, while SD doesng throttle but trade off it does heat much more
Hi, Can you please help me choose between the Asus zenfone 8 and the Samsung s20fe 5g? I am interested in the battery life and a good camera. In Australia they are priced similarly, but asus with 8gb ram and s20fe with 6gb ram. I have an Asus phone at the moment. It's good, but hoping that Samsung's software updates and security system would be better than Asus.
Sure. Battery life is fairly similar, neither is amazing, they will last you a day and not much more, also both charge pretty slowly by today's standards, FE does however have wireless charging. I would say the main camera is slightly better on the Zenfone, atleast I prefer the look of the photos more, Samsung has some optical reach with the 3x but I found the Zenfone shows very good digital zoom quality up to like 5x aswell, so again it's fairly close, the Samsung is probably more versatile, the ultrawide is pretty poor on both. Update wise I would say Samsung is safer for sure, with Asus there is a bit of uncertainty whether they will support the phone in the long run, based on their past. Myself, I would choose the Zenfone, I think in the end it's up to you whether you want the smaller, faster phone with some overheating issues and a fairly bland looks or the bigger, plastic, solid albeit pretty typical Samsung phone. Hope that helps!
@@MRVLTECH Thanks for taking out the time to respond to my question. Thanks again for providing your opinion about the two phones. Thanks a lot for your help. Its very much appreciated.
Not exactly, I've used many other phones with 888 already and none of them had such severe heating issues. Zenfone problems are all about putting a powerful chip into such a small body and designing a proper cooling solution. Yes, it is a very hot chip, but other phones handle it better, Mi 11 was hot, Mi 11 Pro not so much, Realme GT 5G I'm testing now also doesn't heat up nearly as much as the Zenfone 8.
@@MRVLTECH mam prosbe. Czy moglbys sprawdzic czy na tych ustawieniach pokazanych w 30sek. telefon dalej tak samo sie grzeje w niektorych sytuacjach i czy moze dzialanie baterii sie jakos znacznie wydluzylo ? Jakbys mogl kilka dni pouzywac na takich ustawieniach i dac znac ? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-slUEBJHZOE0.html
Very informative video! But a little question, how are the foto's if taken with the Lightroom mobile app camera? Could you do a side by side comparison video with different camera apps? If the quality gets better or worse?
Can't tell since I haven't used it. I don't feel like this kind of video is really justified, I would then need to do this for every single phone I cover which is just impossible and it's too niche, sorry.
To szybkie pytanie, co wybrać: Zenfone 8(128/8) vs s21(128/8), który byś bardziej polecił dla osoby która stoi przed taki wyborem który musi podjąć jak najszybciej?
To zawsze zależy co jest dla Ciebie najważniejsze. Jeżeli to miałoby być na już i mam 10 sekund na decyzję, to wezmę Zenfona, bo jest sporo tańszy, a aż tak znowu nie odstaje. Z jednej strony bezprzewodowe ładowanie i bardziej uniwersalny aparat (S21), z drugiej lepszy chip, headphone jack, lepsze materiały i wygląd telefonu za 3 stówki :D A no i z grzaniem się Zenfona to jest realny problem jak coś, także weź to pod uwagę.
@@MRVLTECH @vi7be No w głównej mierze chodzi mi o telefon który wystarczy mi na jak najdłuższy czas tak max 5 lat bo od października idę na studia a mój obecny telefon ma pęczniejącą baterię.
@@kubx3106 Hmm, no jeśli mowa o telefonie na tak długi okres, to raczej niechętnie skłaniałbym się ku Samsungowi, raczej bardziej można będzie na nim polegać jeśli chodzi o support po 3+ latach.
Jest bardzo dobry, ale tak jak każdy telefon, nie jest bez wad i trzeba zdawać sobie z tego sprawę. Snap 888 do takiej obudowy to po prostu nie był dobry pomysł i tego się nie przeskoczy. Jeżeli nie jesteś jakimś power userem to raczej nie będzie to dla Ciebie problem i będziesz ogólnie zadowolony. Ramki są nieco większe niż standard w 2021, pod tym względem mocno przypomina Samsunga S10e, także to trzeba przeboleć. Ja przestałem zauważać po paru dniach i mi to nie przeszkadzało, jednak po testach i przesiadce z powrotem na jakiś telefon, który ma bardziej nowoczesny design, da się odczuć różnicę.
I don't have the phone anymore, but after a couple of updates it was still there when pushing the CPU hard, if you don't play demanding games, you have nothing to worry about though.
Yes, if you're looking for a smaller phone, it's a good deal, depending on the price of course. Around 600-650 Euro is what you should be paying for it.
Does the display gives eye strain? I am using 12 mini (OLED) allot of eye strain that’s the only issue why I am considering ASUS 8. Plz comment cheers.
Not for me, don't know why the iPhone display in particular gives you eye strain but it's obviously also an AMOLED screen on the Zenfone 8 so it shouldn't be very different, maybe look for a phone with an IPS display instead?
@@MRVLTECH do you use faceID ? And do you also have Color filter turned on with hue and intensity tuned or you just use work turning it off + how about whitepoint settings ? Do you have en turned on?
That would require a huge amount of time, I'm afraid for the time being I won't be able to put subtitles in my videos, maybe it will change in the future.
Mniej więcej tyle trzymał, 5-6h SOT. Myślę, że warto, zależy też od ceny. Według GSMAreny Zenfone miał gorsze wyniki baterii, także nie obiecuję, że będzie lepiej od Samsunga, mi między 5 a 6 godzin dawał radę, mowa o normalnym użytkowaniu, czyli bez grania, benchmarków itp.
Pixel 5 multi times better than this in every aspect This phone is boiler, pixel 5 won't Battery life mediocre, Pixel 5 is all day phone even at heavy use. Tough to kill that phone. No comparisons for cameras. This just do painting.
It does sound great. If they didn't get rid of the headphone jack, I'd be considering it - right now it's between iPhone 12 Mini and Zenfone 8 for me, leaning towards Zenfone for the headphone jack but I much prefer 12 Mini size.
