Peices has always tried to tempt us with their high specs low price flagships and they she was really no different we got a chance to visit them at CES 2018 and they showed off their newest addition to the zenfone line the zenfone max plus now sure this thing isn't going to wow you with a snapdragon 835 and an insanely clean UI basis has always gone after the budget minded consumers who want a large amount of features at a lower price and that's exactly what the zenfone max is it's got three to four gigs of RAM 32 to 64 gigabytes of storage it uses a mediatek octa-core processor to power it but the real kicker here is the battery in the dual cameras the zenfone max is packin 4130 million powers of capacity which is enough to make anyone take a second look at this to the fact that you're using a full HD display instead of Q HD and you're probably gonna have a ridiculous amount of battery life out of this thing it's still using micro USB though so yeah no rapid charging this time around as I mentioned earlier this phone also has dual cameras now don't expect pixel two levels of quality out of this phone but for the time we had it it actually seemed to perform pretty well the second camera is wide-angle like the LG BT 30 so if you've been itching to get some wide shots on the cheap this might be worth a look it's also got a face unlock feature which seems to be pretty popular these days but I'd be careful how much faith you put into this feature it's not all rainbows and unicorns though the metal they use on the body feels pretty cheap and felt really tinny and slippery in my hand

Peices has always been known for offering high-end features at affordable prices, and their latest addition to the zenfone line, the zenfone max plus, is no exception. At CES 2018, we had a chance to visit Peices and see what they had in store for us. The zenfone max plus certainly didn't blow us away with its specs, but it did offer some interesting features that made us take notice. The phone's processor is powered by a mediatek octa-core processor, which should provide decent performance for everyday tasks. However, the real showstopper here is the battery life - with a capacity of 4130 million powers, this phone has more than enough juice to last you all day.

One of the most notable features of the zenfone max plus is its dual camera setup. Now, don't expect pixel two levels of quality out of this phone - it's still a far cry from that level of performance. However, for what it is, the camera seems to perform pretty well. The second camera, in particular, has a wide-angle lens similar to that found on the LG BT 30, which makes it perfect for capturing those Instagram-worthy wide shots. And with a face unlock feature thrown in for good measure, this phone has all the makings of a solid budget option.

But, as with any Peices device, there are some trade-offs to be made. The metal used on the body feels pretty cheap and tinny, making it slip out of your hand at times. And, unfortunately, Peices is still working out some kinks in their software - the phone runs on Android 7.0 Nukid, which can make things a bit tricky when it comes to customizing your experience. However, for those who don't mind getting creative with a third-party launcher, this shouldn't be too much of an issue.

So, is the zenfone max plus worth checking out? For those who prioritize battery life and camera quality above all else, this phone has plenty to offer. With its 4130 million powers capacity and wide-angle camera lens, you'll be able to capture stunning photos and videos without breaking the bank. And while it may not blow you away with its specs, the zenfone max plus is certainly a solid choice for those on a budget.

In terms of pricing, the zenfone max plus will be available in deep C black and Azure silver colors, starting at an affordable price point that should appeal to budget-conscious buyers. As always, we'll be keeping a close eye on this phone as it becomes available, so be sure to stay tuned to Android Authority for all your CES coverage needs.

The zenfone max plus is set to arrive in February of 2018, making it just in time for the new year. With its impressive battery life and camera capabilities, this phone has the potential to be a top contender in the budget smartphone market. And with Peices' reputation for offering high-end features at affordable prices, we can't help but feel excited about what's to come.

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