This Phone is Nearly Perfect! (Zenfone 10) - MKBHD
This Phone is Nearly Perfect! (Zenfone 10) - MKBHD
He has nothing bad to say about the phone and it's the same price as last year, plus a 512gb of storage option.
This Phone is Nearly Perfect! (Zenfone 10) - MKBHD
He has nothing bad to say about the phone and it's the same price as last year, plus a 512gb of storage option.
My phone is running strong from past 2 years. This Asus phone is good but I'll hold onto my phone for as long as I can.
I am still using the OP 6t I bought at launch. I will try to change the battery soon and move to Lineage OS and see if I can still use it for a few years
My OnePlus 6t swelled and split in a year. OnePlus said it was unrepairable (it still worked) and offered me $50 toward an upgrade.
Replaced it with a Pixel.
Always a reasonable decision 👍.
Price is quite high, 800€
It always feels difficult to justify spending so much on other brands when a Samsung phone from 2 years ago will have reduced to a quarter of its retail price simply due to their oversaturation of the used market
And that's when you scoop up a phone that will have potentially 3 years of updates for the price of a low end A series brand new.
The 2 years of updates is a rather big deal though, otherwise this would be my next phone.
What's the status of rooting the Zenfone 10?
Last I saw it was some abomination where you need to wait a month and need Asus's windows tool?
So it seems like root isn't even possible on the Zenfone 9 anymore. But I havet confirmed it yet.
PSA: don't buy it if you need root. Their unlock servers are shut down and moderators proactively delete topics with questions about it. -u/rngesius
I actually ended up sending mine back when I found out I couldn't root it. Such a shame.
No Verizon support again this year.....I'm not a fan of buying phones that limit my carrier options.
But if you don't care about that, this phone looks GREAT. I always see people complain about a lack of small phone options.....put your money where your mouth is!
Depends on how you look at it. Im not a fan of carriers that limit my phone options. Thats why I ditched Verizon years ago.
Haven't watched the video yet. Headphone jack? Edit: yes headphone jack!
Also, is ASUS's update policy still 2 years? That's a hard sell.
Don't expect their warranty to actually fix your phone. I went through 8 months and they charged me $300 for a broken screen repair (ROG Phone) and when it was finally returned to me, the NFC and RGB are broken and the screen has a dark orange splotch in the upper right corner.
And then the ROG 2 not even 2 years in was dropped from AT&T's network because ASUS didn't include the bands (: how stellar.
I'd go on about my other ASUS horror stories, but I'll keep it relevant with my phones. I'd... Avoid them. It's too bad cause I really wanted them to be a viable alternative but they haven't been making good moves recently and these customer service and warranty stories are years in the making
I've been hearing a lot of bad things about asus lately. It's really disappointing. Did their leadership change?
2 years OS but 4 years of security updates now
That's decent I guess. Might be a worthy upgrade from my Pixel 3a.
But 4 years of security updates.