Asus Zenfone 10
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- UltraHD
- g8K
- 01 Jul 2023
Chaos X 1982, 01 Jul 2023You data is worth a lot of money to companies wanting to ma... moreYou people are brainwashed, nobody is selling your data cuz you're not that important to them.
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- Anonymous
- 5pE
- 01 Jul 2023
Card slot: No
Buy: No
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- Chaos X 1982
- uH%
- 01 Jul 2023
UltraHD, 01 Jul 2023LMAOOOO yes Google is gonna spy on completely non important... moreYou data is worth a lot of money to companies wanting to make Ads to sell you stuffs.
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- amiens80
- pxa
- 01 Jul 2023
Asus Zenfone 10 have no card slot, so it is a coffin for your data ! if it break, you cannot save your data because it have no sdcard !
so this phone is out of my view ! no way i would not buy such thing !
Card slot is a primary need.
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- Lord of Good Phones
- sR1
- 01 Jul 2023
UltraHD, 01 Jul 2023LMAOOOO yes Google is gonna spy on completely non important... moreGoogle wants your date to send you ads, that's their main business.
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- harm0ny
- gyg
- 01 Jul 2023
This phone is TIGHT!
Basically my ideal phone:
- compact size
- nice display
- really powerful
- good battery life
- 3.5 mm jack
- stock Android
Two things which seem a bit lackluster to me are:
- camera performance, but that's solvable with future software updates and GCam
- short software support, though that's also, in extreme cases, solvable with custom ROM
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- Hanzzzz
- Ki7
- 01 Jul 2023
Asus downgrade they front camera, just 1080p@30fps, when asus zenfone 9 is 4k front camera
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- UltraHD
- g8K
- 01 Jul 2023
Chaos X 1982, 30 Jun 2023You are the one talking nonsense, I am saying facts.LMAOOOO yes Google is gonna spy on completely non important person, please who even are you for Google to spy on you 💀💀💀
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- Anonymous
- n1h
- 01 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 01 Jul 2023That 144hz in supported games is unnecessary imo. Personall... moreAnd rather have proper adaptive refresh rate of 120hz over this 144hz anyway.
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- Chaos X 1982
- sR1
- 01 Jul 2023
justasmile, 01 Jul 2023Yeah, go ahead and believe that google is spying on you, an... moreI chose Sony, HTC and Sony anytime over Pixel, Galaxy and Apple.
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- AjV
- 01 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 30 Jun 2023If support SD card, I would buy.SAME!!!!
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- vjq
- 01 Jul 2023
Chaos X 1982, 30 Jun 2023You are the one talking nonsense, I am saying facts.Yeah, go ahead and believe that google is spying on you, and don't ever buy a pixel phone again.
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- Anonymous
- vaS
- 01 Jul 2023
That 144hz in supported games is unnecessary imo. Personally would've preferred AF on the FF camera over it.
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- Jreid2k
- IbI
- 01 Jul 2023
No need to upgrade from last year's model. I'm surprised the battery life did not get a significant bump like other phones using the 8 Gen 2 chip. It's basically the same model.
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- Anonymous
- mNT
- 30 Jun 2023
still usb 2.0...
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- Anonymous
- iAE
- 30 Jun 2023
If support SD card, I would buy.
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- Chaos X 1982
- uH%
- 30 Jun 2023
[deleted post]Most of my 30+ SD cards are all Micro SD, with 2 or 3 Mini SD used in older phones. My mSD are used in phones and tablets first, next they are retired to camera (with an adapter) before becoming stretch disks for my laptop. I have used only around 3 or 4 full sized SD cos they come with my camera.
Cameras don't comes with mSD slots because cameras don't need to be super slim, and since they change SDs all the time it's easy for smaller size mSD to be lost, full size SD are much easier to handle if you need to change card and battery in between assigments. They don't use internal storage and cloud because all professionals photographers and videographers knows cloud storage is expensive, slow and unreliable. Except Apple's which is just super expensive.
If you got the real Kingston and Scandisk cards and they still spoils easily, you need to check online if the devices you use has a reputation of damaging Cards, I had one before and just threw it away. If not, you need to seek help from a priest.
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- Anonymous
- sX6
- 30 Jun 2023
Chaos X 1982, 30 Jun 2023If SD cards aren't reliable, Professional Cameras woul... moreAdmittedly, I assumed that given we're in a thread talking about a smartphone, we were very specifically talking about MicroSD cards here. You know, the ones that fit into smartphones and tablets, and the ones I've been having all the failures with. That one's on me, and I probably should have been more clear on that. But sure, feel free to move the goalposts to another planet and directly accuse me of lying while you're there.
Every single failed MicroSD card I bought was either through Amazon on an official storefront, or a reputable physical store. I'm 99% certain none of them were fake, but I am willing to accept that that's not outside the real of possibility. One of the failures was in a drone camera and cost me half a day of footage, and another was in a tablet literally a month after I bought it. Granted, another one of the failures was in an RPi which is more taxing on writes than just data storage, but given that's a situation where a better media type would last much longer (I have SSDs that are still going strong after 10+ years, admittedly they aren't doing much more than OS duty and were expensive at the time but that's not the point) I don't see why that wouldn't count either. Then again, based on what you said about Kioxia hopefully those ones will actually last a while.
In terms of full size cards, I can definitely agree that they're significantly more reliable. In fact, I still have cards from the format's inception that work just fine. Though back to my main point on MicroSD, I've yet to see a DSLR (or any other remotely professional camera that isn't an action camera or something similar for that matter) with a MicroSD card slot, and based on my experience I think that's for good reason: they just kind of suck in any measure outside of size and convenience. Even on the latter, so many cameras have USB and wireless connectivity now the only reason I can see why they wouldn't support internal storage and cloud backup is operational simpllicity.
I'm just glad you had a better experience with these things than I did honestly. And for the record, for me is unbelievably rare that I'm disconnected from the internet for any real period of time, and it's honestly even rarer I would even want to do anything while disconnected (only thing I would feel comfortable using on public transport is something to block noise).
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- Anonymous
- r$K
- 30 Jun 2023
justasmile, 30 Jun 2023Yeah and if you lose the phone, you lose the data inside. ... moreThen encrypt the SD card and keep backups of your data
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- Anonymous
- r$K
- 30 Jun 2023
Anonymous, 30 Jun 2023SD cards are so unreliable the data they give might as well... moreI have like 20 over the span of 10 years and they all still work fine. Most of them are Sandisk. Idk what brands you buy.