Poco f1 ve Asus zenfone max pro m1


See that Asus lost the challenge and poco is xioamis winner
Well built, with a good looking, ergonomic design - the minimalist body makes the display the center of attraction

Modern, tall 18:9 display, with a great contrast ratio - comes across as more vibrant than the display on its top competitor, the Redmi Note 5 Pro

The display also has slightly higher brightness levels than the lower variants of Zenfone Max Pro M1, so you should get even better sunlight legibility

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Rugged design, with top-notch fit and finish - one of the most solidly built phones in recent times - comes with a polycarbonate chassis instead of a glass finish more commonly seen in this price bracket these days - what that means is that it looks less premium, but at the same time will be much more durable over the long term

Excellent IR based facial recognition - which works in the dark too (like the iPhone X) - the unlock time is just 0.1ms - in fact it works so well, that you will likely end up not using the fingerprintsensor at all (which itself, works very well too, in case you do want to use it)

Very good 6.18-inch FHD+ 19:9 display - excellent brightness levels ensure that there are zero issues with reading the contents on the screen under harsh sunlight as well

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The camera app UI is not the most elegant

The polycarbonate design means that it definitely doesn't look quite as premium as the OnePlus 6, or the Zenfone 5Z (although what it lacks in looks it makes up for in durability, so it depends on what you value)

The display has fairly significant bezels around it, compared to the tall displays on other flagship phones

Low light performance is one area where it's not quite as good as the OnePlus 6 camera, since it lacks OIS

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