Asus is back with the ZenFone 7 and 7 Pro. Both devices still have rotating cameras like last year’s model.

Asus says the phones are planned for launch in select European markets on September 1st, but not in the US. Exact European pricing is due to be announced on that date the ZenFone 7 Pro costs around $ 27,990 (around $ 953).

With the tap of a button, the three camera sensors swing around from the back of the phone to the front. You get the same flexibility with selfie shots as you do with the rear camera.

Asus has included a 64-megapixel wide-angle camera, a 12-megapixel ultrawide camera with a 113-degree field of view. The 8-megapixel telephoto camera has a 3x optical zoom.

Asus says it’s now rated to survive 200,000 flips rather than the 100,000 the ZenFone 6 could withstand. Asus reckons it would take flipping the cameras 100 times a day for five years to wear it out.

Zenfone 7 has a high-refresh rate 90hz OLED panel, up from last year. The screen can now get as bring as 700 nits in bright conditions, making it easier to read in sunlight, while also enjoying a bit more real estate.

The massive 5,000mAh battery returns from last year’s phone. This year it supports up to 30W fast charging. Asus said it wanted to prioritize a bigger battery rather than having to allocate space to the hardware it would require.

The ZenFone 7 does n’t have a headphone jack, and there’s also no IP rating. Both handsets are available in either white or black.

The ZenFone 7 Pro is powered by a Snapdragon 865 plus processor paired with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. Both support sub-6ghz 5G (with no mmwave), as well as external storage using microSD cards with up to 2TB of capacity.