What’s more, you’ll take more photos for longer Asus’s economy budget has a gigantic 5,000mAh battery capable of lasting three days of grueling use. And if selfies make up the bulk of your camera roll, take notice: the Zenfone 3 Zoom has a 13MP selfie camera, a big leg up over the 8MP offered by the Pixel XL, Galaxy S8+ and iPhone 7 Plus. Combined with Asus’s proprietary autofocus system and manually adjustable ISO, which allows for superb low-light shooting, it’s on par with the iPhone 7 Plus’s “best-in-class” camera. It has dual 12MP rear-facing cameras: a 25mm wide-angle lens (f/1.7) and a 59mm telephoto lens with 2.3x optical zoom and 12x digital zoom. If you’re an avid pocket shooter, know that the Zenfone can play ball with the likes of the Pixel XL, Galaxy S8+ and iPhone 7 Plus. Where Merry has humor, loyalty, and the guile to stab a Nazgûl in the back, the Zenfone 3 Zoom has a brilliant camera system, an unparalleled battery, and a price that’s in everybody’s wheelhouse.

However, like Merry, the Zenfone 3 Zoom knows it has value. It doesn’t have the brightest display, nor does it support VR. It doesn’t have the fastest Snapdragon 835 processor. Like a hobbit who knows they’re not an Elven warrior, the Zenfone 3 Zoom knows it’s not a premium smartphone - so its specs shouldn’t be pegged against the Pixel XL or Samsung Galaxy S8. If there were ever a smartphone that encapsulated Merry, it’d be the Asus Zenfone 3 Zoom ($329). And I know I can’t save Middle-earth.” The scene captures Merry’s lucid understanding of self simply put, he knows what he is and what he isn’t. If I were a knight of Rohan capable of great deeds … but I’m not. There’s a scene in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King where Merry, a hobbit, laments to Eowyn, a princess, before riding into battle: “I know there is not much point now in hoping.

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