Asus Zenfone 3 Go leaks with specs and renders

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Asus' naming convention is getting more and more confusing with each passing day. Navigating already official models is a challenge in itself, but when it comes to analyzing leaks, it really takes some dedicated investigative work to get the facts straight. This time around, however, we have an almost suspiciously straight-forward scoop.



The Zenfone 3 Go appears to be a revival of the budget "Go" line. Last we saw a Go unit up on offer was in 2015. The original Asus Zenfone Go ZC500TG bore the typical Zenfone 2 design language, including the bulky arching back and a horizontally centered main camera.


The new Zenfone 3 Go, on the other hand, logically shares most of its aesthetic with the rest of the Zenfone 3 family. The back is flat and from the looks of things has a brushed metal finish. There is no rear-mounted button, nor any physical controls on the front. Also, the camera design now appears smaller and its circular shape and position near the edge, make the Zenfone 3 Go really blend in with many contemporary offers from the likes of Oppo, Vivo or Meizu.

Apart from the nifty renders, the leak also shares some alleged specs for the Zenfone 3 Go. These include a 5-inch 720p display, Snapdragon 410 chipset, 2GB of RAM and 16GB of storage. The camera setup consists of a 13MP main shooter with 1.4 μm pixel size and a 5MP selfie one. Overall, nothing really impressive, but still a pretty decent offer, considering the EUR 150 suggested price point.



Asus seems to be marketing the Zenfone 3 Go as a perfect social and multimedia consumption tool. The "soft" LED flash on the front should definitely make for better low-light selfies or streaming experience. The dual MEMS Microphones for noise suppression and Five-Magnet Speakers sound cool as well.

Since the Zenfone 4 will probably be announced some time around May, we might see the Zenfone 3 Go make its official appearance at the MWC this month.


Source: gsmarena
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