Showing posts with label Meizu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Meizu. Show all posts
Meizu m2 note goes on sale for just under $200
The Meizu m2 note, which was announced earlier this month and was spotted listed for pre-order from several online retailers last week, is now available for purchase from a few online retailers.
Pandawill is selling the 16GB White colour variant of the
device for $190 and the Grey model for $195, with free worldwide
shipping within 2-3 business days. On the other hand, Oppomart is apparently selling both variants for $199.
Meanwhile, the 16GB and 32GB Grey color variants of the handset
Meizu M2 Note Officially Unveiled For Global Markets, Indian Markets Could Follow Soon
With Meizu announcing the M1 Note for India a few days ago, the company
has now revealed its successor, known as the M2 Note or the Blue Charm
Note 2 (for Chinese markets). The handset still carries the budget price
tag of $130, which is close to Rs 8,300 in Indian currenc
Meizu M1 Note Vs Xiaomi Mi 4i: Which Chinese Smartphone Is Better
Meizu M1 Note Vs Xiaomi Mi 4i: Direct Comparison of Specs, Features And PriceFacebook Photo Section / Collage
Meizu launched its M1 Note today in India, a market which has been under close watch of international smartphone vendor
Meizu m1 Note Battery Life Test
The Meizu m1 note
is a very affordable and yet powerful mid-ranger with a 5.5″ 1080p
display, a MT6752 chip with an octa-core processor, a 13MP snapper and a
3,140 mAh battery. It runs on Android 4.4 KitKat skinned with Meizu’s
Flyme launcher, which is clean and feature-rich.
The Meizu m1 note is also a dual-SIM smartphone capable of connecting
to 3G and LTE networks, while the second SIM works via GSM networks
only. The phone supports dual-SIM standby and uses microSIM cards.
We approached
Meizu m1 Note Review: A Major Scale
Introduction
The stuff floating in the wake of a flagship - minis, phablets, all
sorts of spinoffs. Everyone does it, trying to capitalize on the novelty
and the excitement. Meizu moves in a different way. To begin with, it
has what's probably the smallest squad for the season. A couple of
flagships (the MX4 pair) and a couple of phablets (the brand new M1
series).
A small lineup, but not lacking quality. More importantly though,
it's been put together with a purpose. The m1 note will
