Meizu M6S to get virtual optional mBack button, a hexa-core Exynos CPU


Meizu’s heavily leaked phone, the M6S has once again appeared on the rumoursphere. This time the handset has been spotted on Geekbench website. Also known as the mblu or Blue Charm S6, the handset is scheduled to launch on the January 17th. Interestingly, we got to know earlier today that the Meizu M6S would come in an Exynos and a MediaTek flavour. The domestic variant would be an Exynos variant. While the global variant would be a MediaTek-powered handset.

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The Geekbench listing here supports earlier reports of an Exynos 7872 chipset in the phone. As the Exynos 7872 sports a hexa-core design of cores, the Geekbench index also shows six cores. Moreover, the listed variant has 3 GB of RAM and runs Android 7.0 Nougat instead of Android 8.0.

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The Exynos 7872 is a low-budget SoC based on the 14 nm process. It’s got 4 Cortex A53 cores and 2 Cortex A73 cores coupled with a Malui G71-MP3 GPU. As for the MediaTek variant,it is expected to be MediaTek MT6750 SoC.

 

Among other info, the Meizu M6S is also expected to get a virtualĀ mBack button as an alternative to navigation keys. Contrary to what has been reported by some on social media, Meizu will allow its M6S users to choose between virtual navigation keys and a virtual mBack button. The signature mBack button would function the same as the physical mBack key according to sources.

meizu m6s mback buttonThe Meizu M6S is certain to feature the trendy 18:9 aspect ratio on display along with fingerprint sensor embedded in the power button. The handset has passed TENAA certification and will be unveiled in a week.

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12 Comments

  1. Lubemark
    January 11, 2018

    Mediatek 6750 whould be a horrible choice it would be needed at least a MT6763 or better

  2. Muhammad Yasir
    January 11, 2018

    keep the price under $200 and i might snag the Exynos Variant !

  3. Tremaine Underwood
    January 11, 2018

    Why can’t they just add the mBack button functionality to the side finger print scanner. Surely it makes sense to do that?

    • A Qay
      January 11, 2018

      Yup. That makes sense too.

  4. Lubemark
    January 11, 2018

    Mediatek 6750 whould be a horrible choice it would be needed at least a MT6763 or better

  5. Guest
    January 11, 2018

    keep the price under $200 and i might snag the Exynos Variant !

  6. Tremaine Underwood
    January 11, 2018

    Why can’t they just add the mBack button functionality to the side finger print scanner. Surely it makes sense to do that?

    • A Qay
      January 11, 2018

      Yup. That makes sense too.

  7. Lazar Prodanovic
    January 11, 2018

    “The Exynos 7872 is a low-budget SoC”
    Nope it’s rather good midrange SoC, as fast as S65x & S66x one’s on CPU front (2x A73) & GPU front (MALI G71 MP3).
    While MT6750 is lo budget and even old one for that segment with 4x A53 @ 1.5GHz & 4x @ 1 GHz coupled with MALI T860 MP2 GPU.

    Rather disappointing from Meizu.

    • Joe Mont
      January 12, 2018

      If you’ve ever used Meizu’s software you would see Meizu is one big disappointment.

  8. Lazar Prodanovic
    January 11, 2018

    “The Exynos 7872 is a low-budget SoC”
    Nope it’s midrange SoC, as fast as S65x & S66x one’s on CPU front (2x A73), but GPU is a bit of a let down (MALI G71 MP1).
    While MT6750 is lo budget and even old one for that segment with 4x A53 @ 1.5GHz & 4x @ 1 GHz coupled with MALI T860 MP2 GPU.

    Rather disappointing from Meizu.

    • Guest
      January 12, 2018

      If you’ve ever used Meizu’s software you would see Meizu is one big disappointment.