Asus Zenfone 6 leak reveals it has an itty-bitty, freaky notch

2018-11-6 18:25

You know Asus makes phones, right? Well, even if you didn’t you might find this interesting: the company‘s Zenfone 6 has leaked and, well, it has one of the odder notches we’ve seen in some time.

Reported on by HDBlog. it – an Italian technology site – the device has a small notch in the upper right hand corner. Check out the video they put together here: And lets take a closer look at that notch: I also think we should share a couple of YouTube comments from the video, because why the hell not? Personally, I don’t mind it too much. …

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