The Asus ZenFone 2 Laser is named so because of its signature feature; laser-autofocus for the primary camera. The 13-megapixel rear camera is at the top center and is adorned by a dual-tone flash and laser, while the 5-megapixel front camera sits near the top-left corner. On paper, the rear camera really stands out among the rest of the spec-sheet. This is the kind of camera configuration we’re used to seeing on high-end devices; the laser autofocus system was recently seen on the LG G4 and the OnePlus 2.
The camera itself is decent in both well-lit and darker indoor settings, but tends to produced washed-out images in daylight. This can be fixed to some extent with the use of HDR mode and some careful focusing, but it’s still definitely a problem worth noting. However, the rest of the colour range is good, and sharpness and detail and adequate for a sub-Rs. 10, 000 device.