4 gb ram, camera not the best. Overall very not vrey good experience. Heats up with its chrger as it is boost charger but dont heat with normal charger.After update the mobile ha degraded to any thing its screen flashes it heats up frequently.

Look good; Camera good; Battery good

NO INTERNET IN SECOND SIM; So nothing is good

Asus has launched its three aces in mid-range smartphone segment in Zen festival 2015 – Asus ZenFone 2 Deluxe, ZenFone Selfie, and the ZenFone 2 Laser. We got the chance to review Asus ZenFone 2 Deluxe.

Good battery back up; fast processor; beautiful designed

Front camera produces noise when zoom-in

At a very affordable $119.99, the price point is definitely the best aspect of the ASUS Zenfone 2E, making this one of the easiest entry points into the world of Android. Not a lot of smartphones feature such a low price tag, and even those that are commonly considered budget-friendly, including the...

-Design is spartan; easy to handle -Replacement back cover (black/white) included -Expandable storage -Battery has potential; but needs power saving modes -Very low price for a smartphone

-Performance can't handle intensive tasks consistently; is pretty uneven overall -Internal storage only 8GB -Only 1GB RAM -Camera is very low quality all around -Software is full of features that doesn't fit amount of RAM -Zen UI feels bloated and cartoonish

For a $200 to $300 smartphone, the ZenFone 2 makes a strong case against more expensive 5.5-inch devices, especially from a design and performance standpoint. The device itself is physically quite large, though no less difficult to grip and use.

Attractive design; Massive 4 GB of RAM; Fast system performance; 1080p IPS display with high contrast; Dual-SIM support; Rigid chassis; Clear speaker and reception

Faux brushed metal; Plastic and polycarbonate materials, Thicker than competing 5.5-inch models, Below average battery life, Average display brightness, No CDMA version, Soft pictures from camera, No USB 3.0 or MHL, Non-removable battery

Most people recognize Asus from its laptops and a smattering of Android tablets, but outside the United States, it also sells a lot of phones – 10 million to date, in fact. Its ZenFone smartphone lineup promises solid performance and a well-rounded feature set at an affordable price, and the ZenFone...

Outstanding value; Powerful hardware; Pleasing 1080p screen; Decent battery life

Pretty large; even for a phone with a 5.5-inch display; Bland design; Average camera; Software bloat

I can't believe the Asus ZenFone 2 costs $299. In terms of sheer power per dollar, it's unmatched. The ZenFone 2 has everything and the kitchen sink: 64GB of storage plus a memory card slot, two SIM slots, enough RAM to flip between several large games at once, and a surprisingly good camera.

Amazingly fast and powerful for the price; Good camera; Dual SIMs; Lots of memory

Big and heavy; Dim screen; Heavy Android skin; Too much bloatware

When the ZenFone 2 was first announced in CES 2015 , there was a major detail that many probably missed: 4GB of RAM. Now that it's actually out in the world, the fuss over it still isn't great, but it sure is something that many can appreciate. But what about the rest of the phone?

Great value for good performance; Decent camera; Quick Charging

Average battery life; Non-removable battery; Power button is awkwardly positioned

Asus' latest assault on the Android phone comes via the ZenFone 2, the successor to the ZenFone 4, 5 and 6. The previous generation devices had 4-, 5- and 6-inch screens, hence the names. The ZenFone 2 has two different screen sizes, with 5-inch and 5.5-inch variants available.

The Asus Zenfone 2 Laser is a very good option with a price tag of ?9,999. The handset is powerful, can shoot really good images and battery backup is also pretty impressive. On the negative side the handset is heavy / bulky and media sound is low.

While calling through whatsapp screen became black and u can't do anything untill disconnected from other side. I have complained many times through mail but not getting any reply