THE Zenfone 7 retains the design of the predecessor with a rotating camera, but now it looks better in the set to compete with Apple and Samsung. Does the new Asus top show a good evolution?
The screen has evolved: before we had a 60 Hz LCD panel and now there is a 90 Hz AMOLED screen. The sound remains in stereo and has good sound power, despite the upper output having a low volume and compromising immersion a little. What matters is that the Zenfone uses a rotating camera to escape from notches on the screen.
The hardware features Snadragon 865, while the Pro model features the Plus variant of Qualcomm’s chip. This guarantees a maximum difference of 10% in performance, but, in general, the two versions deliver similar performance. Here we were disappointed not to see the Zenfone 7 outperform its predecessor in our speed test.
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Battery has always been the forte of Asus phones and the Zenfone 7 is no different. He manages to surrender all day long for the next morning. The charging time is not impressive, despite the powerful charger.
The Zenfone 7 has three cameras on its rotating mechanism, which serves both to be used as rear cameras, and can also be used for selfies. This is where your biggest advantage is, offering an ultra-wide camera and even optical zoom on the front. The quality of the photos is good, but it is not enough to rival Samsung and Apple. However, the top of Asus stands out in videos.
Overall, the Zenfone 7 is a good phone and shows clear advances over the previous model. The problem is that the price has gone up and is at the same level as the Galaxy S21, which delivers a better overall set. Anyway, the top of Asus is a cell phone to be considered by those looking for an advanced device that is not too expensive. More details, you can find the link below.
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