This is a great phone the draw on the battery is the android os, when do you ever see that its always the screen. 1080 p, yes on mobile I have proof 100 mbps, never seen a Samsung or iphone do that.

1080p; 100mbps on mobile; faster browsing internet; great phone

Removable battery only con

Amazing phone, just amazing for its price.

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

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.

Can a $300 smartphone stand up with the best Android devices out there from heavyweights like Samsung, LG, and HTC? That's what Asus is trying to answer with the ZenFone 2. It's not alone either - a whole host of smaller smartphone manufacturers are trying the same thing this year.

Appealing low price; Fast; lag-free performance; Asus' software allows deep customization

Disgusting amount of bloatware; Camera falls apart outside of ideal conditions; Generic design with bad button layout

It has decent benchmark scores, it ticks most performance boxes, and well, the Asus ZenFone 2 (the 32 GB, 4 GB RAM version, 2.3 GHz processor version) does all this at a price that is only slightly above that of the 16 GB fixed memory avatars of the likes of the Xiaomi Mi 4 and the OnePlus One – Rs...

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

"The next billion people." Google used that term several times during its recent developer conference, and maintains that Android's future is the future of computing, connecting the poor and disenfranchised….

Excellent price to performance ratio; Good screen quality; Dual-SIM useful for travellers; Lots of camera settings; including a good manual mode; Fast and stable; Good battery life; Exhaustive North American LTE network support

An absurd amount of bloatware pre-installed; Camera quality is inconsistent and often poor; Large and heavy frame

Asus launched as many as three variants of the Zenfone2 across storage capacities and price points. The inaugural Zenfone series in India which was launched last year, was a success and Asus managed to sell more phones in the Zenfone series than in its previous avataars.

The Asus Zenfone 2 fills an interesting niche as an Android phone full of deep customizations, yet one that sells for half the price of similarly sized phablets. Typically, Android tinkerers who want to invest a lot of time into customizing their phone also have to pay full price for a flagship.