ASUS Zenfone 11 Ultra AI Smartphone, Android Unlocked, 12GB+256GB, US Version, 6.78” FHD+ AMOLED 120Hz Fast Display, 26-Hour Battery with 5500mAh, Stabilized Triple Camera, 5G Dual SIM, Eternal Black

I set my expectations on the lower side for this phone but, it is absolutely the best phome i have ever owned. Blazing fast on all my games, super fast charging speed, and looong lasting battery. Seriously I spend maybe an hour watching yt and the battery hardly moves, right now after a full day of my regular use I am at 73% battery life. The camera is fantastic quality with the built in AI making my pictures truly top notch. The phone comes with an almost stock android experience, I had to disable some of the google bloatware apps But besides that its been smooth sailing. The phone is larger than what I am personally use too but not a deal breaker for me. I personally try to avoid samsung phones due to the bloatware and invasive spy apps. I am using mint mobile and this phone recognized my sim card with no problems. Phone comes with a headphone jack which is great. I feel like the only thing this phone is missing is a micro sd card slot for expandable storage. Great phone and happy with my purchase.

Love this phone. I haven't had any problems with the phone or the OS. Battery life is wonderful, signal is strong, audio quality on calls is the best I've had, and I love that I can control the charging time frame. I'm pretty sure a lot of y'all are wondering the camera quality but I can care less because I'm not the kind of person that always takes pictures. I can tell you this, it takes pictures when I need it to. I do have a few complaints. Some times the keyboard will show up blank, some games that I play, crash (but I think that's just the games), some times I will send a text, not get a response so I call that person, they say they responded, I resart the phone and I get the text, and the screen is too bright at night when I'm in bed. It has an extra dim mode but it's no different from the lowest brightness setting. Aside from all that, I love the phone and I recommend it to anybody who hates getting a phone from their provider.

Super prone to glitching, started boot-looping within 6 months of purchase, the connection fails if you go from a WiFi connection to no WiFi, and try to make a call, apparently ASUS knows about these issues, but has not fixed them in the past 3 models released. I doubt the next zenfone will be any better I will be looking for a different brand it's a shame since the processor was always really good in asus phones, but with software as bad as it's been releasing, ASUS has a long way to go before I come back for any of their products. With google taking away support for side-loading, I am hoping to find a phone with similar specs to the zenfone, but without the being hard wired for only Android, all around a bad product, not worth the price tag.

It's not perfect as it no longer has upgradable storage like the previous models, but camera is great, it has very good performance and very good battery life. As far as UI goes it feels pretty close to stock android on top of having a lot of customization but overall just a solid phone

I love this phone better than my last. Battery last a long while. I love the performance it provides. It's durability is amazing. Easy to use. Not over priced as the new Samsung's. An it's as good as the latest Samsung for its price.

I love the Asus brand phones. The first one I bought was zoned for China and I tried to return it after I found out but Amazon did not allow the return. I had to live with it. After 2 years it completely stopped working. Now this one didn't come with a charger. I don't get what this stupid new trend is that a phone does not come with a charger. I'm going to have to go back to a landline instead and stop wasting my money on these ridiculously priced phones.

Great phone. Very responsive, but I get an extraordinary amount of double presses when typing which unfortunately makes entering my pin extra aggravating. Before anybody mentions anything I am not going to use my fingerprints for access ever.

Switched from iPhone, lovin it like Mclovin