Meizu M6 Note launched, sports dual cameras and Snapdragon 625


Meizu M6 Note

The Meizu M6 Note has finally been unveiled today in China, and has become the first Meizu device to sport a Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset. Rumors were rife that the M6 Note will sport the P25, which was then contradicted by the report from two days ago that put the processor as Qualcomm manufactured. Let’s take a look at what the M6 Note has to offer.

Design

The Meizu M6 Note follows much of the design philosophy as its predecessors. There’s no bezel-less display but rather a traditional one. The front features the fingerprint scanner that doubles as the home button. Meizu says that the fingerprint scanner can unlock the device in a mere 0.2 seconds. The M6 Note comes in a peculiar shade of blue, called as the Charm Blue (remember the Really Blue Google Pixel?). On the back lies the dual camera setup with the Meizu E2 style quad-LED placed above them. The phone is made of metal with curves on the sides.

Specifications

The Meizu M6 Note is equipped with a 5.5 inch display with a resolution of 1080p. It is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 clocked at 2.0GHz and fueled by a 4,000mAh battery which supports mCharge 18W fast charging. It is available in three memory configurations, 3GB/16GB, 3GB/32GB and 4GB/64GB.

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The camera department is where the M6 Note shines the most. The rear dual camera setup is a combination of a 12MP Sony IMX362 f/1.9 sensor coupled with a Samsung 2L7 5MP sensor for that bokeh effect. The setup is equipped with Dual Phase detection, with focussing time being as less as 0.03s. A few samples clicked by two professional photographers who used the M6 Note can be seen in the gallery.

Pricing

Available in three variants and four colours, Moonlight Silver, Champagne Gold, Charm Blue and Obsidian Black, the Meizu M6 Note is priced at 1099 Yuan($165) for the 3GB/16GB variant, 1299 Yuan($195) for the 3GB/32GB variant and 1699 Yuan($255) for the 4GB/64GB variant. It’ll be available for grabs on Meizu Mall, TMall, JD.com, Suning and other online stores, from September 1, with offline sales starting on the September 2.

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10 Comments

  1. vijay sud
    August 23, 2017

    If the camera is really well sorted, this phone will prove itself to be superior to Redmi Note 4. And will become a desirable phone in Mid Space.

  2. Arifullah Baig Mirza
    August 23, 2017

    sd card ?

  3. Flavi
    August 23, 2017

    Wow! It’s much better in low light than Huawei P10! Meizu maximizing the potential of that dual pixel focus of IMX362 and I think their camera software algorithm prioritizes the detail over noise (same thing with Google’s HDR+, increasing ISO way up to preserve detail and sharpness in low light then processes the image to make the “noise” not too harsh visually). Way to go Meizu! I own a MX5, I’m now thinking about getting a Nexus 6p or this phone. Hmmm.

  4. balcobomber25
    August 23, 2017

    I am actually surprised, I never thought we would see a Qualcomm SoC in a Meizu phone.

    This might be the best midrange phone available now. It’s just a shame that it most likely won’t have US LTE. I would buy it in a heartbeat if it did.

  5. vijay sud
    August 23, 2017

    If the camera is really well sorted, this phone will prove itself to be superior to Redmi Note 4. And will become a desirable phone in Mid Space.

  6. Arifullah Baig Mirza
    August 23, 2017

    sd card ?

  7. Muhammad Yasir
    August 23, 2017

    Brilliant Phone

    Brilliant Price

    aand it’s my Birthday !

  8. Guest
    August 23, 2017

    Wow! It’s much better in low light than Huawei P10! Meizu maximizing the potential of that dual pixel focus of IMX362 and I think their camera software algorithm prioritizes the detail over noise (same thing with Google’s HDR+, increasing ISO way up to preserve detail and sharpness in low light then processes the image to make the “noise” not too harsh visually). Way to go Meizu! I own a MX5, I’m now thinking about getting a Nexus 6p or this phone. Hmmm.

  9. balcobomber25
    August 23, 2017

    I am actually surprised, I never thought we would see a Qualcomm SoC in a Meizu phone.

    This might be the best midrange phone available now. It’s just a shame that it most likely won’t have US LTE. I would buy it in a heartbeat if it did.

  10. Guest
    August 23, 2017

    Brilliant Phone

    Brilliant Price

    aand it’s my Birthday !