Asus Zenfone Max M1 and Lite L1: Capable performers in budget phone segment
Taiwanese
smartphone brand Asus has a slim portfolio of smartphones across segments.
Unlike most of its Chinese counterparts, the company launched only a couple of
devices this year – the Zenfone Max Pro M1 (review) in the budget segment and
the Zenfone 5Z (review) in the midrange segment. With festive-season sales in
sight, Asus recently launched the Zenfone
Max M1 and Zenfone
Lite L1 budget smartphones at Rs 8,999 and 6,999, respectively.
Though
these Flipkart-exclusive devices have the same screen size, processor and
design, they have different camera modules and battery. The Zenfone L1 Lite,
being the more cost-effective one, also trades off some other features of its
premium counterpart, such as the fingerprint sensor for unlocking the phone and
reverse battery charging.
Design and
display
The
Zenfone Max M1 and Zenfone Lite L1 have curved unibody designs with a metallic
finish. While the Max M1 has curved sides that give it a more uniform appeal,
the Lite L1 has arch-shaped sides, which makes it somewhat pointed from the
edges. Though the phones look identical on the front, the curved glass on top
of the screen in the Max M1 feels better in terms of operability, compared to
the flat glass in the Lite L1. Read
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