first impressions

Check out our first impressions on this phablet. The company headlines both the Deluxe and Ultra to be the first-ever smartphones to have an all-metal build and an invisible antenna feature. ASUS hit another first as it also supports HDMI DisplayPort -- letting you port over content from the Ultra to any compatible screen. The display is unique in a way that it has an Always-on feature first seen on the V10 as a small, secondary display. This, however, is a first for main smartphone displays. Read on our first impressions on the device. Here are our first impressions on the device. People who have never had a BlackBerry device (like me) might be alienated at first with the handset's UI, but its integration makes sense in a way that users will, in no time, get used to it. Read more in our articles including "ASUS Zenfone 3 Ultra hands-on, first impressions" and "ASUS Zenfone 3 Deluxe hands-on, first impressions".