 Hi, this is Nathan with The Verge and we're here at Asus' press conference. They just wrapped up and showed off a couple new phones and a couple new tablets. We're taking a look at the ZenFone 2 here. It's running Android 5.0 Lollipop with Asus' custom Zen UI skin on it. There's some animations and custom icons here and some custom browser and phone software, but there's also a lot of Lollipop left in here. You see the multitasking display is the same. Notifications look similar, so all in all it's not a bad look at Android here, although it does have, you know, it doesn't use the on-screen buttons it has in built-in to the phone itself. One annoying feature of the phone is that the power button looks like it's right on top here. For such a large phone, it's maybe not a great placement for it, but other than that, there's a lot to like with the hardware. It's a big screen, but it fits in your hand well and it's got a lot of the, it takes a lot of cues from the Moto X. It's got a very thin border that kind of swells out in the back, making it kind of comfortable, fits right in your hands. And there's a lot of special camera software at work here too, although not as much as the other phone that Asus showed off, which is the Zenfone Zoom. It has a Nokia-like large optical zoom camera on the back. That one's unfortunately under glass, so we'll have to make do with this one for today. And so that's the Asus Zenfone 2. If you want to see more videos from the CES show floor, check out youtube.com slash the verge.
 Hi, this is Nathan with The Verge and we're here at Asus' press conference.
 They just wrapped up and showed off a couple new phones and a couple new tablets.
 We're taking a look at the ZenFone 2 here.
 It's running Android 5.0 Lollipop with Asus' custom Zen UI skin on it.
 There's some animations and custom icons here and some custom browser and phone software,
 but there's also a lot of Lollipop left in here.
 You see the multitasking display is the same.
 Notifications look similar, so all in all it's not a bad look at Android here, although
 it does have, you know, it doesn't use the on-screen buttons it has in built-in to the
 phone itself.
 One annoying feature of the phone is that the power button looks like it's right on
 top here.
 For such a large phone, it's maybe not a great placement for it, but other than that, there's
 a lot to like with the hardware.
 It's a big screen, but it fits in your hand well and it's got a lot of the, it takes a
 lot of cues from the Moto X.
 It's got a very thin border that kind of swells out in the back, making it kind of comfortable,
 fits right in your hands.
 And there's a lot of special camera software at work here too, although not as much as
 the other phone that Asus showed off, which is the Zenfone Zoom.
 It has a Nokia-like large optical zoom camera on the back.
 That one's unfortunately under glass, so we'll have to make do with this one for today.
 And so that's the Asus Zenfone 2.
 If you want to see more videos from the CES show floor, check out youtube.com slash the
 verge.