Asus extends its Zenfone 4 range to accommodate new uses and budgets


The Asus Zenfone 4 Pro will be available in France for €899.99 (RM4,497.73). — AFP Relaxnews

Taiwanese manufacturer Asus has presented an extended Zenfone 4 range designed to appeal to social networks and selfie enthusiasts, budding photographers, and power users. The smartphones are rolling out in international markets.

The most affordable Zenfone 4 is available in three versions, Max, Max Plus and Max Pro designed for users who prioritise communication and need a phone with a long battery life to stay in touch with friends and family whether it be via phone, SMS or social networks etc. This series features devices equipped with batteries ranging from 4120 to 5000 mAh, which is equivalent to 46 days of standby in 4G and close to two days of intensive use. Even more impressive, the phones can be used as emergency power banks for the charging of other devices. They are available with 5.2 and 5.5 displays and prices start at US$199 (RM835.30).

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