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      [Poll results out] Has Asus ZenFone Max Pro M2 bootloop (stuck on logo or device not booting) issue affected your unit?

      Aparajita SharmaAparajita Sharma
      June 20, 2020
      Android, Asus, Bugs and Issues, Poll
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      [Poll results out] Has Asus ZenFone Max Pro M2 bootloop (stuck on logo or device not booting) issue affected your unit?

      This story is being continuously updated…. New updates are being added at the bottom…..

      Original story (published on June 13) follows:

      We’re well aware that you all (ZenFone Max Pro M2 users) are desperately waiting to experience the stable Android 10 while some of the world is enjoying Android 11 beta already. But, let’s keep that aside, as today we’re here to talk about a Pie update-triggered problem that has left many devices unusable.

      A quick gist of the matter is, after installing the March update (16.2017.2002.073), many Max Pro M2 units have been stuck at the ASUS logo screen and won’t boot up. The phones have been unusable for months as the problem reared it’s ugly head while the world was locked down due to COVID-19.

      Asus-ZenFone-Max-Pro-M2-boot-logo

      As the number of the affected units multiplied and the matter caught heat, Asus India asked the complainants to keep their cool while they work to resolve the problem. But then, it came to light that this update-triggered bootloop issue fried the device’s motherboard and required replacement.

      Going by the reports so far, while the affected users were initially asked to pay for replacing the motherboard, some of them managed to get a free replacement device while others complain the company told their device is out of warranty to get a swapped unit. So, they’ve to pay for the repair.

      So here we are with a poll to get an exact picture of how widespread the issue is and what all alternatives have the affected users been offered so far. The question is, is your device even affected? If it is, have you been asked for a paid motherboard replacement (if so, do you even wish to pay)? Or have you been offered a swapped unit?

      Is your ZenFone Max Pro M2 device plagued with the bootloop issue after a recent update? Be part of the poll and share your experience.#Asus #ZenFoneMaxProM2 #MaxProM2 #bootloop #bugs #issues #Android #update #smartphone #poll

      — PiunikaWeb (@PiunikaWeb) June 13, 2020

      NOTE: This poll will be up for a week and we’ll declare the results by next weekend. We’ll be waiting for your responses. If you want to share anything else regarding this issue, don’t hesitate to leave a comment below in the comments section of this page.

      Update 1 (June 17)

      Asus responds to the Zenfone Max Pro M2 boot loop issues. Head here for more details.

      Update 2 (June 20)

      It’s time for the results. This poll got a total of 182 votes, out of which 60% of devices are reportedly affected by the bootloop or ‘stuck on logo’ issue. Among this 60%, 42.3% say they are not interested in paying for repair/replacement, about 12.1% say they did pay, while 5.5% got a swapped unit.

      So the gist of the matter is, while not all devices (40%) are facing the issue, those who are (60%), majorly aren’t looking forward to paying for this update-triggered problem.

      PiunikaWeb started as purely an investigative tech journalism website with main focus on ‘breaking’ or ‘exclusive’ news. In no time, our stories got picked up by the likes of Forbes, Foxnews, Gizmodo, TechCrunch, Engadget, The Verge, Macrumors, and many others. Want to know more about us? Head here.

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      Tags : Asus ZenFone Max Pro M2, bootloop, Max Pro M2 bootloop, stuck at logo
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      A budding entrepreneur by profession, a psychologist by education, and a dancer by passion. As a founding member of PiunikaWeb, I am nurturing this firstborn with my sharp-eyed expertise and even journalistic writing when needed. Got a tip or leak to share? Reach me out on Twitter, Facebook or Gmail. Tech-enthusiasts working together should be fun.

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