Their selling point now seems to be that they make small flagships, which is cool, I guess. Could use more of them in the Android space. But their promised support period (maybe 2,3 years?) and the whole thing with their bootloader unlock leave a bad taste in my mouth.

Typing this on my ZenFone 10. I like the size, speed and battery life. The cameras are fine for my use. Though lacking telephoto might be an issue for some. And the 3.5mm jack is a nice addition. Got the 256gb version so plenty of space for music, videos and photos. I like the fairly clean Android with some useful Asus additions and the regular updates. All in all I’m satisfied.

I don’t mind the lack of an unlockable bootloader, and I’m a happy customer. I’ve used my Zenfone 10 for about 3 months, will continue to use for at least 5 years.

Using a Zenfone 8. I like that they are keeping the 3.5mm plug. I don’t use it very often but it is nice to know i have a backup. I still have the bundled earbuds from old phones in my bag as spare.

Having upgraded from a Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact, I would have preferred another phone with the same physical dimensions but we all know that’s not possible. It is a nice screen, no doubt about it but I prefer pocketability and useability over a nice screen.

I was initially a bit apprehensive after reading all the reports about the ramdump issue but it seems to have been blown out of proportion?

I think ASUS should stop making phone and stick to what they are good at. Which is making laptops