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It is safe to say that "bendgate" will follow any new Apple iPhone these days and JerryRigEverything did just that to the Apple iPhone 8. Surprisingly, it survives this very well but you can see how it fares under the bend test and scratch and burn durability tests as well for yourself below. Here in Malaysia we're still about a month or so away from any official Malaysia pricing, but as the video shows, we heartily recommend getting a case for what could be the most expensive Apple iPhone in Malaysia yet.

After yesterday's test with the vivo V7 + front and rear cameras, today we'll be checking out the selfie functions of the 24MP front camera, namely their Face Beauty 7.0 and Portrait mode. Our tests revealed natural beautifying effects with a sharper chin, smoother face and brighter skin while the portrait mode offers plenty of filters as well along with an easy to use self-timer. Check out the camera samples for yourself below:

Aside from the bezel-less hype that most smartphone manufacturers are hopping on, we also can't help but notice that there's another on-going trend as well and that would be the selfie smartphones. As the term suggests, it's basically all about the selfie and some even went as far as integrating dual cameras at the front! Anyway, if you're looking for one, here's our Top 5 Selfie Smartphones in no particular ranking. Let's get started

Thanks to the upcoming happy go lucky self-loving millennial generation, selfie smartphones are increasingly getting more popular nowadays and many smartphone manufacturers are jumping on the band wagon. Of course, this is nothing new, but we are here to talk about it anyway with the ASUS ZenFone 4 Selfie Pro. A selfie pro? How "pro" can it be? Let's find out in this review below.

The ASUS ZenFone 3 Max offered a big 4000 mAh battery in a sleek metal body that did just enough for most of Malaysia’s entry-level masses. Now, as the new ASUS ZenFone 4 range comes to the market we’ve had the chance to try out the ASUS ZenFone 4 Max Pro ZC554KL smartphone. It features a bigger 5000 mAh battery, 16MP + 5MP dual rear cameras with a wide angle combo, a 16MP front camera with it’s own LED flash and many other improvements in the same metal body as before. Does it deliver more oomph to the overall big battery but just above average entry-level smartphone its predecessor was? Find out in our review of the ASUS ZenFone 4 Max Pro below. 

The ASUS ZenFone 4 Max Pro ZC554KL not only adds in a 5000 mAh battery (the previous ZenFone 3 Max had a 4100 mAh battery) but also improved 16MP + 5MP dual rear cameras, a 16MP front camera with LED flash and more. Priced at just RM100 more than the previously RM999 ZenFone 3 Max, check out some of what this RM1099 priced (now RM979!) smartphone has to offer in the unboxing and hands-on video.

When it first came out, the Huawei Watch was a super premium metal smart watch with one of the highest display resolutions at the time. Coming with a difficult to adjust metal band and Huawei Wear exclusive functionality along with a very high price tag, it isn't surprising that the first Huawei Watch didn't do very well. Fast forward to 2017 and the new sporty Huawei Watch 2 brings new features like a sportier more accessible design, standalone 4G LTE functionality and more. What has it improved? Find out in our 1 week review.

If you've read our Moto G5 Plus review, we were quite satisfied with how the device performed and we couldn't wait for the Moto Z2 Play by Motorola. The Moto Z2 Play is a successor to the Moto Z Play with an interesting concept of being a modular device. However, the Moto Mods are still being sold separately with different price tags, ranging from RM499 to RM1399 (according to DirectD.com). Is it worth spending your money on the extra mods? Find out in our review below.

The ASUS ZenFone AR came into Malaysia for a hefty RM3799 price tag. Yup, we know. That's really expensive for a smartphone but just so you know, this is a device that's Google Tango-ready and integrates both augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). But do you really need one? Is it more than just a gimmick? Read our review to find out.

Welcome to another camera battle where in this round, it's between the OnePlus 5 and the Apple iPhone 7 Plus. So why did we choose these two particular flagships? Well, it's because both are using a telephoto lens as their secondary camera. Also, we also can't help but point out how both look so similar but in spite of this, the price difference is quite far apart at RM2388 vs RM3699.