Asus claims to be the first to bring live beautification streaming in the market. Priced at Rs. 7,990, while this feature is easy to use, the phone itself is inferior and falls behind most of its flagship rivals.
ZenFone Live is handy and feels sturdy, but the design is not the only thing to look for in a phone. It has an outdated processor, weak battery and below-average camera, making it fall short on all counts. It is for people who want to start with smartphones and has a tight budget.
ZenFone Live cannot attract you with its basic display, nor with its performance. However, the design shows an effort to appear premium with the plastic build and sturdiness. The camera is not good enough to capture details properly, but it comes with a live beautification streaming capability which is a novelty for Zenfone sets.
The design of Zenfone Live may not be eye-catching, but the company keeps it handy and easy to use. It is made of plastic which is unexpected at this price, and it is kept thin and lightweight, two main requirements from modern day phones. It does not lose out on sturdiness either.
The camera of ZenFone Live is moderate and has poor low-light photography capabilities. However, it comes with a feature called Live beautification streaming where you can use beauty mode to live stream. While it’s not the device’s best feature, it does a good job and is an innovation for ZenFone series.
ZenFone Live does not come with an impressive set of hardware. There are better phones in the market, and this set is only recommended for people who have a limited budget and want to opt for Asus reliability.