If you're looking to buy a high-end mobile phone, and you want it to be a smartphone relatively inexpensive, a good option could be the Meizu MX6The smartphone has already been officially presented After months of rumors, the final technical specifications have been confirmed. This is the phone that aims to compete with Xiaomi Mi 5 y OnePlus 3Two high-end Chinese brands that defined an era thanks to their excellent balance between price and performance. In addition to power, this model focuses on design, screen, camera and user experience with Flyme OS.
MediaTek Helio X20
One of the most remarkable features of this mobile phone will be the ten core processorthe MediaTek Helio X20. This processor features three clusters, for a total of ten cores, combining a low-performance, low-power quad-core cluster, a mid-range quad-core cluster, and a high-performance dual-core cluster. It's a high-end processor that, while not in the same category as the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820, is certainly one of the best processors on the market. If we add to that a 4GB RAM and a 32 GB internal memoryWe ended up with a mobile phone with extremely high performance.
For those wondering about the graphics, the MX6 integrates a Mali-T880 MP4This is sufficient for demanding apps and most games, although in very heavy 3D titles there may be occasional drops in performance. framesFlyme OS delivers fluidity with remarkable optimization of multitasking and gestures: the physical mTouch button acts as Home, fingerprint reader and a touch surface for going back or opening multitasking with quick gestures. In biometric security, the sensor is fast and accurateIt recognizes the fingerprint in different orientations and allows multiple fingerprints to be recorded.
In terms of connectivity and network support, the MX6's Helio X20 works with LTE Cat.6dual SIM mode standby and VoLTE calls in compatible markets. It doesn't have a microSD slot, so the 32GB of internal storage is the maximum, but it does offer USB OTG for external storage. Regarding NFC, there are variations and regions where it is present and others where it is not. No., a detail to keep in mind depending on the market.
High-quality design
Another standout feature of this phone is its design. Very much in line with the iPhone 6s Plus, with a unibody metal housingAnd thanks to the bands that provide the smartphone with coverage, we find a phone with a very good finish and a very slim profile. Something else worth highlighting.
The product feels solid in hand: 153,6 x 75,2 x 7,3 mm and 155 g Balanced, with a pleasing curve and smooth transitions between metal and glass. The front is clean with the mTouch button at the bottom and the front camera at the top; the bottom edge houses the USB Type CThe speaker and 3,5 mm jack are located on the right. The volume and power controls are on the right, and the dual SIM tray is on the left. Durability under daily use is good, with finishes that last It's easy to leave marks on and has an oleophobic coating on the screen that reduces fingerprints.
Multimedia to compete with the best
Its screen isn't Quad HD, and that's the worst part. But from there on, we find a 5,5 inch with a resolution Full HD 1.920 x 1.080 pixels which will perform flawlessly for a smartphone of this caliber. And that's not even mentioning the 12-megapixel main camera, with a Sony sensor, and the 8-megapixel front-facing camera. Features that will allow the phone to compete with the best Chinese smartphones high-end of the market.
Going into detail, the panel is a LCD TDDI In-Cell around 401 dpiwith warm colors and good sharpness. Automatic brightness management responds quickly and the viewing angles are wide; however, a couple of extra points of visibility would be welcome in direct sunlight. The system supports gestures such as the double tap to turn on/offVery practical for everyday use. In terms of sound, the bottom speaker offers High volume without distortion remarkable and the headphone output performs with good dynamics.
Rear camera 12 MP f / 2.0 with PDAF, Dual Tone flash The Sony IMX386 sensor shoots quickly, offers good daytime dynamic range, and a mode Manual Useful (ISO, exposure, focus). In low light it holds its own for its segment, with some contained noise. The front of 5 MP f / 2.0 birthday party for selfies and video 1080pIn the video, the phone records in 4K with correct results and electronic stabilization.
Added
Finally, a few more details should be added, namely that the Meizu MX6 has a fingerprint reader, as well as with a 3.060 mAh battery and a USB Type-C connector that can charge up to 25% of the battery in just 10 minutes. The smartphone will be priced at around €270 in China, although it will probably cost us a bit more to get it in Spain through international distributors.
Expanding on these points: fast charging (mCharge) is capable of recovering a significant portion in minutes and completing 100% in around an hour and a halfDepending on the charger and conditions. In real-world battery life, the MX6 performs with mixed use at around 4 and 5 hours of screen timeSomething to consider if you use a lot of mobile data or play games. Connectivity is excellent: Dual band ac WiFi with MIMO, Bluetooth 4.1, GPS with GLONASS and BeiDouUSB OTG and Volta on compatible networks. Does not include FM radio and, as mentioned, it does not support expansion via microSD.
Flyme OS, Meizu's Android-based skin, is practically here cleans up bloatware, with its store for completing Google apps in a few steps and extra features like smart gesturesmode Smart TouchDetailed permission control and a comprehensive security panel. The mTouch button centralizes gesture navigation, streamlining one-handed use. Regarding availability, the MX6 was sold in various metallic finishes and its The price is usually competitive. depending on country, version (3/4 GB of RAM) and international distributor.
Anyone looking for a solid and well-balanced phone will find a reliable ally in the Meizu MX6: smooth performance In everyday use, it boasts a well-executed metallic design, a good FHD screen, a versatile rear camera, and complete connectivity with USB-C; its points to watch out for are the absence of microSDThe autonomy is simply adequate and, depending on the variant, the possible lack of NFC.