Removing the rear cover, you have access to the SIM card slots and to the microSD slot. (This smartphone supports two SIM chips.) The battery is not removable by the user.
Figure 9: cover removed
Figure 10 shows the ZenFone 5 and the ZenFone 6 side by side. As you can see, both phones have the same design, differing only by the size.
Figure 10: the Zenfone 5 and the ZenFone 6
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