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ASUS ZenFone AR Tango Phone Review

ASUS ZenFone AR Tango Phone Review

Posted on August 25, 2017April 4, 2019 By Jarvis
ASUS ZenFone AR Tango Phone Review

This is SlashGear’s ASUS ZenFone AR Review – complete with Google Tango onboard. This is a review of both the device and the AR – reviewed together and separately. While the device’s full worth does take Tango into account, we’ve also considered the idea that a consumer might not end up using the AR features here as often as they thought they might. With a fine software build and hardware that’s quite top-notch, it wasn’t difficult to look beyond the hype.

Look and Feel

ASUS has managed to create a phone that’s reached Google’s Tango spec without looking completely bonkers in the process. This device is 6.24 inches tall, 3.05 inches wide, and 0.18 to 0.35 inches from its thinnest point to its thickest. The ZenFone AR weighs in at 170g and comes in any color you like, just so long as it’s black.
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Phones Tags:AR, Asus, Asus Zenfone, ASUS ZenFone AR, Google, hardware, phone review, review, Slashgear, software, Tango

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