Asus Zenfone Max Plus (M2) ZB634KL vs iPhone 18 Pro: Which One Should You Buy?
iPhone 18 Pro edges ahead with a BeastScore of 88.5/100 — but the right choice depends on what matters to you.
iPhone 18 Pro wins 4 of 5 categories
Here's exactly where each phone is stronger.


Bigger shape = better phone.
Scores out of 100. "From specs" scores compare only the specs both phones list. How we score
- Speedfrom specsiPhone 18 Pro4590
- Camerafrom specsiPhone 18 Pro3280
- VideoNot enough data
- SelfieiPhone 18 Pro6076
- Batteryfrom specsiPhone 18 Pro3343
- Displayfrom specsTie8888
- ConnectivityNot enough data
- SecurityNot enough data
- ValueNot enough data
- iPhone 18 Pro has the bigger battery4,288 mAh vs 4,000 mAh
- Asus Zenfone Max Plus (M2) ZB634KL has a sharper main camera50 MP vs 48 MP
- iPhone 18 Pro has the bigger screen6.3" vs 6.26"
- iPhone 18 Pro has a sharper selfie camera18 MP vs 16 MP
- iPhone 18 Pro has more RAM12 GB vs 4 GB
- iPhone 18 Pro can text for help by satelliteYes vs No
Why buy each phone
Swipe ⇄iPhone 18 Pro wins — BeastScore 88.5/100
The iPhone 18 Pro is the better pick for most people thanks to its bigger battery (4,288 mAh vs 4,000 mAh) and bigger screen (6.3" vs 6.26"). The Asus Zenfone Max Plus (M2) ZB634KL is worth a look if you prefer its sharper main camera (50 MP vs 48 MP).
Reliable all-round performance.
Larger battery: 4,288 mAh vs 4,000 mAh · Optical telephoto zoom (1 telephoto lens)
Common questions
Which is better: Asus Zenfone Max Plus (M2) ZB634KL or iPhone 18 Pro?
The iPhone 18 Pro is the better pick for most people thanks to its bigger battery (4,288 mAh vs 4,000 mAh) and bigger screen (6.3" vs 6.26"). The Asus Zenfone Max Plus (M2) ZB634KL is worth a look if you prefer its sharper main camera (50 MP vs 48 MP). BeastScore: Asus Zenfone Max Plus (M2) ZB634KL 89.0/100, iPhone 18 Pro 88.5/100.
What are the main battery and display differences between Asus Zenfone Max Plus (M2) ZB634KL and iPhone 18 Pro?
Asus Zenfone Max Plus (M2) ZB634KL has a 6.26-inch display and 4000 mAh battery. iPhone 18 Pro has a 6.3-inch display and 4288 mAh battery.
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