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title: "ASUS ZenFone AR 5.7-inch WQHD AMOLED 6GB RAM, 64GB Storage LTE Unlocked Dual SIM Cell Phone, US Warranty (ZS571KL-S821-6G64G-BK)"
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# 3300mAh Quick Charge 3.0 battery 5.7" WQHD AMOLED display 23MP TriCam with 4K video ASUS ZenFone AR 5.7-inch WQHD AMOLED 6GB RAM, 64GB Storage LTE Unlocked Dual SIM Cell Phone, US Warranty (ZS571KL-S821-6G64G-BK)

**Brand:** asus
**Price:** $8.22
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## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your mobile game with ASUS ZenFone AR — where power meets the future.

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- **What is this?** ASUS ZenFone AR 5.7-inch WQHD AMOLED 6GB RAM, 64GB Storage LTE Unlocked Dual SIM Cell Phone, US Warranty (ZS571KL-S821-6G64G-BK) by asus
- **How much does it cost?** $8.22 with free shipping
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## Best For

- asus enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted asus brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Pro-Grade Camera Power:** Capture life’s moments in ultra-sharp 23MP detail with laser-fast autofocus and 4K video recording—your social feed will thank you.
- • **Next-Level AR & VR Ready:** Unlock futuristic experiences with Google Tango augmented reality and Daydream virtual reality compatibility—be the envy of your tech circle.
- • **Seamless Multitasking Machine:** 6GB RAM and Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 chipset deliver buttery-smooth performance for work, play, and AR/VR adventures.
- • **All-Day Power with Rapid Recharge:** Stay connected through marathon workdays with a 3300mAh battery and Quick Charge 3.0 that powers you up from 7% to 100% in about an hour.
- • **Immersive Visuals, Zero Compromise:** Experience stunning 2560x1440 WQHD clarity on a vibrant 5.7-inch AMOLED screen that fits perfectly in your hand.

## Overview

The ASUS ZenFone AR is a cutting-edge unlocked dual SIM smartphone featuring a 5.7-inch WQHD AMOLED display, 6GB RAM, and 64GB expandable storage. Powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 821, it boasts a 23MP rear camera with 4K video, 8MP front camera, and supports Google Tango AR and Daydream VR for immersive experiences. Its 3300mAh battery with Quick Charge 3.0 ensures all-day use, making it a versatile device for professionals seeking high performance and next-gen tech in one sleek package.

## Description

ASUS ZenFone AR 5.7-inch WQHD AMOLED display 6GB RAM 64GB storage Unlocked Dual SIM Cell Phone with 23MP rear camera. ZenFone AR is ASUS’s first smartphone equipped with Tango and Daydream by Google. Tango is an exciting new augmented reality (AR) technology that changes the way you interact with the world and expands your vision. And with Daydream, you can experience high-quality, immersive virtual reality (VR) with your phone.

Review: Excellent device all around - Phone, AR, Tango, Speed, and overall experience - ** Edit ** - After a week of real usage, I keep my 5 star rating. The battery is excellent, now granted I came from a Galaxy S5 but I had a new battery in it, and the life of it didnt come close to the Asus. One day with heavy conference calls and some playing with the device I have only 7% by the time I went to bed, but that was impressive. My average day with playing, texts and some calls, I go to bed with 35-40%. The quick charge took the 7% up to 100% in about an hour. It has yet to lag and, for once, vendor software is almost welcomed on the Asus - Their boost program is cool - click it in the quick settings and it frees up RAM, which I suggest doing before doing any 3D scanning attempts or even AR/VR games. I picked up a Daydream headset just to try it - Best buy had them for $59 for a week - so Why not... Full disclosure - I do have a Vive on a 1080 card - so no comparison there, and its probably why I am critical of Daydream (or Gear VR for that matter). If I had nothing but Daydream for VR it would be a cool toy, but not something I would play a lot with - but thats likely due to missing the content I have on the Vive. Some of the VR experiences are cool and the controller works well enough - but again, Im used to Vive Trackers which are just plain excellent at tracking. For the $59 to play, it was worth it. Im very happy with the camera tests so far - Nice pictures all around and Im still shocked at how quick the laser focus is with Auto mode. My Galaxy S5 in auto mode was so slow at focusing - uselessly slow - So I was always in sports mode just to take any picture. The Asus camera is nice all around and the manual settings are fairly impressive for a phone (Its not an SLR, by any means .. but I wouldnt expect it to compare to a SLR camera). I did go to the modified Pixel Launcher rather than Asus' launcher - The Asus launcher is good, but Im just used to Googles Launcher since they releases the Google Now Launcher years ago on the on the play store. My mom has the last Asus phone with the default skin/launcher and she loves it - so this is all opinion. Calls work great - and the bluetooth to the car is fast and 100% connection now (over my Galaxy) - but again, thats an older phone so its not a far comparison. -------- Below is my Original Review ------------ I've been waiting for a reasonably sized Tango phone for some time - something that was a phone size, daydream support, good camera, and of course Tango. I did buy the Lenovo Phab 2 Tango Phablet, but never used it as a phone since it was just too big - which I knew when I bought it, it was purchased for Tango only. Now to the Asus - Its a quick phone, great screen and how many vendors include a Glass screen protector for the front, and an acrylic (Plastic?) back protector right out of the box. I couldn't transfer my Galaxy S5 Sim, as I assumed beforehand, since it was too big but AT&T took about 15 minutes to get me the new sim when I stopped in the store (FYI, they charge $5 for a sim now... they used to be free). Obviously this is a huge upgrade from my Galaxy S5 which I never had an issue with, but after so many years it was just starting to have a few issues, mostly with bluetooth and my car stereo which was annoying. The Asus skin isn't bad, I may still switch to the pixel launcher or some third party launcher - but thats just a preference and Ive used the google launcher since you could sideload it. The back button is on the opposite side of where Samsung puts it, so just another small change after having an S3 and S5 - so Samsung for 5 or 6 years. The Fingerprint sensor is lightning quick - I usually disabled locked screens due to the unlocking and just being a pain at the wrong time. The fingerprint scan is so fast and you can store 5 different prints, so scan your finger holding the phone differently to handle any situation. The regular camera for daylight pictures is vibrant and quick to focus (it should be with the tech) - I do want to see it in action in darker situations, but in some darker rooms to test the results were fairly good - Not SLR good, but good. The AR aspect is what I expected - the Lenovo handled AR fine as well. Tango 3D Scanning works VERY well and the limitations right now are software based, not hardware based - Scandy is trying to address many of those issues, but their app isnt there yet. If you want to use a floor plan for a VR game / etc, RTAB-Map handles this very well, and Matterport scenes scans well too. Im sure as more people start to use these apps, they will get more attention and just get better and better. Right now, dont expect to 3D scan something and then export as an STL to 3D print anything.. Soon, just not yet without some extra clean-up work on your side. AR games are cool - theres a new one called Hologrid Tango - Its like Star Wars Holochess - its a strategy game that puts a board anywhere you want and its just fun. As with the Phab 2 - the Lowes app, Wayfair app, and Gap applications are all cool. The measuring program is awesome - Just click point 1, then point 2 and you have your measurement (If you are in the US, change the measurements to Imperial if you want inches/feet) I added a 64GB MicroSD since I had one Im not using - its the lightning fast version from Samsung that used to transfer 100+MB/sec on my Surface Book, so with the scanning Ill do, I wanted more space and the speed will help. All other aspects are excellent - Sound quality is great for a phone, it pairs with my car without any issues each time, the asus keyboard takes time to get used to but like all Android devices you can change that. I was worried about the size before the phone arrived - I always thought larger than say 5.1 or 5.25 screens were as large as I could carry easy in my pocket. Since Asus did a pretty job of shrinking the bezel, so its about as wide as the Galaxy s5 and about 1/2 taller - so really, not too big at all but gives me a 5.7" screen over my old 5.1" screen. It didnt take long to get used to that :) As I 3D Scan more in different scenarios, Ill update my review. I was working with Scandy before their release and I have some more input for them from my results on the Phab2 and the Zenphone AR - maybe some that will help them.... This should be a killer portable 3D Scanner - but right now, its just a cool toy 3D scanner for objects, for spaces and point in cloud, its pretty good as it is.
Review: Awesome features, not so good mats used for display. - I bought this phone, because I was tired of having to close apps to use other apps. The 8GB RAM works like a charm. Sound quality: top notch. Battery, pretty good considering I play a lot of games on it. But the materials used for the display, are quite weak. My girlfriend and me bought the same phone, her phone fell once (even with the screen protector on) and the display went off. My 1st pf the two I bought got hit by a falling EMPTY can, on one side, the display died, and yes, it had the screen protector on too. Features: AWESOME! Mat. Quality: Not too good. Feels like and iPhone in that department.

## Features

- 5.7-Inch Unlocked Dual SIM cell phone with super AMOLED display, 2560x1440 wqhd resolution
- Tricam system with 23MP rear Camera, 4K video recording and 8MP front Camera.
- Qualcomm S821. 6GB Onboard memory and 64GB storage with Micro SD card slot (expandable up to 2Tb), 3300 mAh non-removable battery with quick charge 3.0
- Compatible with Google Tango Augmented Reality and Google Daydream Virtual Reality (*Daydream view is sold separately)
- Compatible with GSM Networks including AT&T, T-Mobile and cellular network providers utilizing GSM network. This Device is not compatible with CDMA Networks such as: Verizon, Sprint, and US cellular

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B073XW4JHC |
| Battery Capacity | 3300 Milliamp Hours |
| Battery Description | Lithium-Polymer |
| Biometric Security Feature | Fingerprint Recognition |
| Brand | ASUS |
| Built-In Media | Adaptor, Earphone Headset, USB Cable, User Manual, Warranty Card |
| Camera Description | 23.0 |
| Cellular Technology | 4G |
| Color | Black |
| Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi |
| Connector Type | Micro USB |
| Customer Reviews | 3.2 out of 5 stars 110 Reviews |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 2560 x 1440 |
| Display Type | AMOLED |
| Effective Video Resolution | 3840 Pixels |
| Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum | 64 GB |
| Form Factor | Smartphone |
| Front Photo Sensor Resolution | 8 MP |
| GPS Geotagging Functionality | True |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00889349731116 |
| Headphones Jack | 3.5 mm |
| Human-Interface Input | Touchscreen |
| Item Dimensions | 6.24 x 3.04 x 0.35 inches |
| Item Weight | 6.4 ounces |
| Manufacturer | ASUS Computers |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 64 GB |
| Model Year | 2017 |
| Number of Front Cameras | 1 |
| Number of Rear Facing Cameras | 3 |
| Operating System | android |
| Optical Sensor Resolution | 23 MP |
| RAM Memory Installed | 6 GB |
| Ram Memory Installed Size | 6 GB |
| Rear Facing Camera Photo Sensor Resolution | 23 MP |
| Refresh Rate | 60 |
| Resolution | 2560 x 1440 |
| SIM Card Slot Count | Dual SIM |
| Screen Size | 5.7 Inches |
| Specific Uses For Product | Gaming, AR/VR experiences, Photography, Videography |
| UPC | 889349731116 |
| Video Capture Resolution | 4k |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Wireless Network Technology | LTE |
| Wireless Provider | AT&T |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ASUS
- **Cellular Technology:** 4G
- **Memory Storage Capacity:** 64 GB
- **Model Name:** ZenFone AR
- **Operating System:** android
- **Ram Memory Installed Size:** 6 GB
- **Refresh Rate:** 60
- **Resolution:** 2560 x 1440
- **Screen Size:** 5.7 Inches
- **Wireless Carrier:** AT&T

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent device all around - Phone, AR, Tango, Speed, and overall experience
*by R***A on August 10, 2017*

** Edit ** - After a week of real usage, I keep my 5 star rating. The battery is excellent, now granted I came from a Galaxy S5 but I had a new battery in it, and the life of it didnt come close to the Asus. One day with heavy conference calls and some playing with the device I have only 7% by the time I went to bed, but that was impressive. My average day with playing, texts and some calls, I go to bed with 35-40%. The quick charge took the 7% up to 100% in about an hour. It has yet to lag and, for once, vendor software is almost welcomed on the Asus - Their boost program is cool - click it in the quick settings and it frees up RAM, which I suggest doing before doing any 3D scanning attempts or even AR/VR games. I picked up a Daydream headset just to try it - Best buy had them for $59 for a week - so Why not... Full disclosure - I do have a Vive on a 1080 card - so no comparison there, and its probably why I am critical of Daydream (or Gear VR for that matter). If I had nothing but Daydream for VR it would be a cool toy, but not something I would play a lot with - but thats likely due to missing the content I have on the Vive. Some of the VR experiences are cool and the controller works well enough - but again, Im used to Vive Trackers which are just plain excellent at tracking. For the $59 to play, it was worth it. Im very happy with the camera tests so far - Nice pictures all around and Im still shocked at how quick the laser focus is with Auto mode. My Galaxy S5 in auto mode was so slow at focusing - uselessly slow - So I was always in sports mode just to take any picture. The Asus camera is nice all around and the manual settings are fairly impressive for a phone (Its not an SLR, by any means .. but I wouldnt expect it to compare to a SLR camera). I did go to the modified Pixel Launcher rather than Asus' launcher - The Asus launcher is good, but Im just used to Googles Launcher since they releases the Google Now Launcher years ago on the on the play store. My mom has the last Asus phone with the default skin/launcher and she loves it - so this is all opinion. Calls work great - and the bluetooth to the car is fast and 100% connection now (over my Galaxy) - but again, thats an older phone so its not a far comparison. -------- Below is my Original Review ------------ I've been waiting for a reasonably sized Tango phone for some time - something that was a phone size, daydream support, good camera, and of course Tango. I did buy the Lenovo Phab 2 Tango Phablet, but never used it as a phone since it was just too big - which I knew when I bought it, it was purchased for Tango only. Now to the Asus - Its a quick phone, great screen and how many vendors include a Glass screen protector for the front, and an acrylic (Plastic?) back protector right out of the box. I couldn't transfer my Galaxy S5 Sim, as I assumed beforehand, since it was too big but AT&T took about 15 minutes to get me the new sim when I stopped in the store (FYI, they charge $5 for a sim now... they used to be free). Obviously this is a huge upgrade from my Galaxy S5 which I never had an issue with, but after so many years it was just starting to have a few issues, mostly with bluetooth and my car stereo which was annoying. The Asus skin isn't bad, I may still switch to the pixel launcher or some third party launcher - but thats just a preference and Ive used the google launcher since you could sideload it. The back button is on the opposite side of where Samsung puts it, so just another small change after having an S3 and S5 - so Samsung for 5 or 6 years. The Fingerprint sensor is lightning quick - I usually disabled locked screens due to the unlocking and just being a pain at the wrong time. The fingerprint scan is so fast and you can store 5 different prints, so scan your finger holding the phone differently to handle any situation. The regular camera for daylight pictures is vibrant and quick to focus (it should be with the tech) - I do want to see it in action in darker situations, but in some darker rooms to test the results were fairly good - Not SLR good, but good. The AR aspect is what I expected - the Lenovo handled AR fine as well. Tango 3D Scanning works VERY well and the limitations right now are software based, not hardware based - Scandy is trying to address many of those issues, but their app isnt there yet. If you want to use a floor plan for a VR game / etc, RTAB-Map handles this very well, and Matterport scenes scans well too. Im sure as more people start to use these apps, they will get more attention and just get better and better. Right now, dont expect to 3D scan something and then export as an STL to 3D print anything.. Soon, just not yet without some extra clean-up work on your side. AR games are cool - theres a new one called Hologrid Tango - Its like Star Wars Holochess - its a strategy game that puts a board anywhere you want and its just fun. As with the Phab 2 - the Lowes app, Wayfair app, and Gap applications are all cool. The measuring program is awesome - Just click point 1, then point 2 and you have your measurement (If you are in the US, change the measurements to Imperial if you want inches/feet) I added a 64GB MicroSD since I had one Im not using - its the lightning fast version from Samsung that used to transfer 100+MB/sec on my Surface Book, so with the scanning Ill do, I wanted more space and the speed will help. All other aspects are excellent - Sound quality is great for a phone, it pairs with my car without any issues each time, the asus keyboard takes time to get used to but like all Android devices you can change that. I was worried about the size before the phone arrived - I always thought larger than say 5.1 or 5.25 screens were as large as I could carry easy in my pocket. Since Asus did a pretty job of shrinking the bezel, so its about as wide as the Galaxy s5 and about 1/2 taller - so really, not too big at all but gives me a 5.7" screen over my old 5.1" screen. It didnt take long to get used to that :) As I 3D Scan more in different scenarios, Ill update my review. I was working with Scandy before their release and I have some more input for them from my results on the Phab2 and the Zenphone AR - maybe some that will help them.... This should be a killer portable 3D Scanner - but right now, its just a cool toy 3D scanner for objects, for spaces and point in cloud, its pretty good as it is.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Awesome features, not so good mats used for display.
*by E***R on September 13, 2018*

I bought this phone, because I was tired of having to close apps to use other apps. The 8GB RAM works like a charm. Sound quality: top notch. Battery, pretty good considering I play a lot of games on it. But the materials used for the display, are quite weak. My girlfriend and me bought the same phone, her phone fell once (even with the screen protector on) and the display went off. My 1st pf the two I bought got hit by a falling EMPTY can, on one side, the display died, and yes, it had the screen protector on too. Features: AWESOME! Mat. Quality: Not too good. Feels like and iPhone in that department.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid release from ASUS.
*by K***W on August 17, 2017*

This is my first Asus phone. I would rate it 5 stars but I really miss the Wacom stylus that comes on the Samsung Note series. If Asus could bring Wacom tech to their Zenfone series, they would get my loyalty. Asus'tech support is horrible, a query to them on this sales page about LTE bands supported gave stock answers, referring to their Asus webpage, which doesn't have band information at all. This is typical Asus, if you ever think you will need actual tech support don't bother with anything Asus. It is almost like they have a firewall between their designers in Taiwan and the support in the USA. So I took a gamble and purchased the phone hoping Band 12 would be present. One of the first things I did after getting the phone was to load the LTE Discovery App. It now can decipher LTE bands from TMobile. I did a log and I got Bands 2, 4, & 12 being used on my phone in the last two days. The glass screen protector is very, very nice, the case protector - not so much. The Google Tango demo crashed a few times, but when it doesn't crash it runs with no latency and is very neat. I will be testing Matterport Scenes and Scandy in the next few weeks. I also liked the lack of bloatware from Asus, just the basics loaded here. I really appreciate that, especially combined with Android's 7 controls that lock programs off if you desire. This is the opposite of Samsung who frontloads lots of trash apps that you can't even figure out what they do. I am looking forward to using the AR features more as I get used to the phone, but that will take some time. All in all, a solid piece of hardware from Asus.

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