Martín Salmerón
My mind is changing about considering Asus a top and quality manufacturer.
Asus has the obligation to inform users of the reason for the problem, which units are affected and if once it is repaired in the technical service it can happen again.
It is true that Asus offers the repair solution, but you cannot live thinking that the phone could fail at any moment and have to constantly make backups. And in the case o a fault, spending several weeks without the phone. It has been many months since this problem was detected and ASUS does not clarify anything.
I was a proud owner of my Zenfone 8 until it suddenly died and unfortunately I bought the phone on Aliexpress China and now I have no local warranty, ASUS cannot even repair it paying. I hope Aliexppress seller can handle the warranty in China, but it is another story.
When Zenfone 8 was launched, I was impressed. It was the perfect phone for me. Now I have a nice expensive brick.
I will have to go back to Xiaomi, they never fail or spend my money on an Iphone mini (very expensive, but finally is cheaper than to buy a unreliable Zenfone 8).
Perhaps Asus is thinking that giving a solution to all Zenfone users in the world is expensive, but it will really be more expensive if they do not give the solution and explanation of the problem of their phones. Zenfone 8 sales will fall and who will buy "Zenfone 9"?
You can find many threads about Zenfone 8 bricked or died on internet an this is no good for Asus as a Top manufacturer if this situation not changes.
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Qué has hecho al final? Yo también lo compré en Aliexpress y estoy teniendo problemas con el Wi-Fi (no se puede encender). Me da miedo que se me brickee también
English: What have you done? I also bought it from Aliexpress and I'm having Wi-Fi related issues (it can't be turned on). I'm afraid of mine also bricking
