Asus announced a ton of new devices at its ZenFestival in New Delhi, showing off everything from top-of-the-line flagship phones to more budget-friendly choices.

The company’s chairman ney Shih was on h (along with the company’s mascot, Zenny) to show off a bunch of new phones a couple of tablets that offer a variety of attributes to try st out from what’s becoming a popular market.

y this matters: India is getting a lot of attention as many buyers there are picking up their first smartphones. It’s also one of the emerging markets to get ’s attention with its Android One program. But what Asus others launch overseas sometimes makes its way to U.S. shores, so it’s worth paying attention to what they get.

ZenFone Max

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This is the cream of the crop, sporting a 5.5-inch screen with Gorilla Glass 4 a ginormous 5,000 mAh battery. The phone also features a 64-bit, Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor. That’s a rather low-end processor, so that battery will probably last for days.

ZenFone 2 ser

If the Max isn’t big enough for you, then get one of the two models of the ser, which has a six-inch screen (the other model is 5.5 inches). The other claim to fame is the camera, which has a f/2.0 aperture lens laser autofocus—hence the name.

ZenFone 2 Deluxe

This phone has a polygonal finish, which is great for anyone who’s really into geometric designs with lots of colors. The phone also supports fast charging, with Asus claims will give up to 60 percent capacity in 39 minutes. This phone is a bit more high-end than the others, with a 2.3GHz Intel Atom processor 4GB of RAM.

ZenFone Selfie

A lot of phone manufacturers keep trying to position their phones as best for selfies. Here’s Asus’s take, which includes a 13-Mcamera on the front with an f/2.2 aperture. Those specs are found in the main camera on many current devices.

Zend 7.0

The Zend tablets are built for customization, as you they include an interchangeable cover for the front back. Asus says the Audio Cover brings 5.1 channel surround sound, a first for a tablet. There is also a wer Case that extends the battery life by charging the tablet during usage. Asus says you can get 16 hours of life with it on.

Zend 8.0

This is pretty identical to the Zend 7.0, just with a bigger screen for all those apps, games, web browsing. Asus also says its tablets include the company’s Tru2fe TruVid image processing, which rivals what’s found in a “high-end” television.

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