DIRECTIVE (EU) 2022/2380 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 23 November 2022 (Part III) y ASUS ZenFone 4 Max ZC554KL, 5.5", 1280 x 720 pixels, Snapdragon, 13 MP, Android 7.1.1, Gold ASUS ZenFone 4 Max ZC554KL. Display diagonal: 5.5", Display resolution: 1280 x 720 pixels. Processor family: Snapdragon. RAM type: LPDDR3. Rear camera resolution (numeric): 13 MP, Rear camera type: Dual camera. Operating system installed: Android 7.1.1. Battery capacity: 5000 mAh. Product color: Gold. Weight: 6.38 oz (181 g) https://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-ZenFone-4-Max-ZC554KL-Smartphone-Review.290244.0.html Marathon runner. The ZenFone 4 Max is supposed to combine maximum battery life with awesome photo quality. Accordingly, it is equipped not just with a dual-camera but even a wide-angle lens. That said, all that glitters is not (rose) gold, as we found out... very long battery life, stays cool, usability, extensive software, security patches up to date, USB OTC, separate MicroSD slot, decent speaker, plenty of accessories, fast MicroSD card reader slow Wi-Fi without support for 5 GHz, limited selection of LTE bands, comparatively high power consumption, low display brightness, red tint on photos, wide angle lens distorts photos around the edges, 720p display, pressure-sensitive case https://www.androidpolice.com/2017/10/31/asus-zenfone-4-max-review/ Asus just announced its Zenfone 4 family of devices a couple of months ago, creating a convoluted and confusing portfolio. To kick things off, we have the Zenfone 4 Max on the lower end of the group. For $199, you get budget-level specs, except for the ma... With such a huge battery, this is pretty obvious. This phone is very difficult to kill, usually netting me roughly two and a half days of use on a single charge This the older, clunkier version of ZenUI that's just hideous. At least Nougat 7.1.1 is running under it all, While I dislike capacitive keys, these really irritate me. Instead of being backlit, they're just reflective. Useless at night, The Snapdragon 43... Like with many phones that I review, I had to remember while using and reviewing the Zenfone 4 Max that I, personally as a consumer, do not represent the target audience for this device. It's aimed at someone who wants the best bang for their buck, even i... https://www.tomsguide.com/us/asus-zenfone-4-max,review-4736.html If you're looking for the best processor, design or display in a smartphone, it's usually going to cost you. But if all you want is great battery life, you don't actually need to spend much. An increasing number of phones now ship with big batteries, whil... Long-lasting battery, Fun wide-angle camera, Solid value Boring design, Clunky software, Middling display The cheapest ZenFone 4 is a perfectly serviceable smartphone with great battery life and dual cameras, all for $200. Unfortunately for Asus, other drawbacks make this phone difficult to recommend over the budget competition.ZTE's $200 Blade V8 Pro also ha... https://www.phonearena.com/reviews/Asus-Zenfone-4-Max-Review_id4420 Another member of Asus' Zenfone 4 line-up has just arrived at our doorstep – the Zenfone 4 Max. As Asus seems to do every year, it is offering a series of phones, from mid-range to high-end, which all have a specific strength or two. The Zenfone 4 Max n... Massive battery provides solid battery life, Capable main camera for the price point, Prompt, smooth performance, Can charge other USB devices, Good value, affordably priced at $200 720p resolution 5.5inch screen = grain in smaller images and text, Display is pale and bluish, Secondary wideangle camera yields lowquality photos We must say, Asus' first of the Zenfone 4 lineup has us encouraged. Retailing for $200, competition is plentiful, but the Zenfone 4 Max makes a respectable case for itself. We love how fluid and snappy the device is, throwing in a gigantic battery didn't...