Meizu M3X
The Meizu M3X is covered in 2.5D
glass on both sides with a CNC machined metal frame in-between, Meizu calls
this “the most daring design” ever adopted from the Chinese manufacturer. The
smartphone features a glossy back which some people say resembles the Honor 8
in some ways and it comes in four colors: black, gold, blue and white.
Meizu’s M3X will be the first
smartphone on the market packing the MediaTek Helio P20 processor, MediaTek’s
first 16nm chip with 40% increase in performance, and 60% in power efficiency.
At the same time it will support the new LPDDR4X-1600 memory and eMMC 5.1 flash
memory, which compared to older LPDDR4 will save about 17% of energy.
The Meizu M3X will come with a
5.5-inch Sharp screen and TDDI technology, to significantly enhance the touch
stability. On the camera side it’ll sport a Sony IMX386 sensor, 12 megapixel ,
F2.0 aperture, 6P custom lens, PDAF phase focusing with the new ArcSoft beauty
algorithm. This is the same camera present on the Meizu PRO 6s and MX6, so
pretty much the best they can offer.
The handset supports LTE Cat.6
300Mbps baseband and dual carrier aggregation. It packs a 3200 mAh capacity
battery with 12 hours battery life (at least on paper) and it’ll be able to
fast charge at up to 18W. The fingerprint scanner on the Meizu M3X is situated
on the front of the device but it doesn’t sport an heart rate sensor like the
Meizu Pro 6 Plus just announced as well.The Meizu M3X will be available in two
versions: 3GB + 32G for 1699 Yuan (US$ 246) and 4GB + 64G for 1999 Yuan (US$ 290).
