We didn’t want to keep you waiting too long so after a long search for a stable internet connection I have finally been able to upload our Meizu MX4 Pro hands on video.
For those of you who missed it, the Meizu MX4 Pro launched yesterday in Beijing, and I was among a select few who were given the new flagship phone early for review.
The MX4 Pro is the larger, faster and smarter brother of the MX4 which launched two months ago. In this video I go over some of the differences between the Meizu MX4 Pro and Meizu MX4, show you some of the new features (like the mTouch fingerprint reader), and give you a tour around Flyme 4.1 and it’s new feautres.
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Meizu MX4 Pro Hands on Video
As usualy this is just the beginning and I will have a full review (both written and video) for you soon where I promise to test the new audio hardware and put the Meizu MX4 Pro through it’s paces.
So far though, and from what you have seen, what do you think of the Meizu Mx4 Pro?
great hands on, thanks!
That Home Button looks horrible. Ok, it’s more accurate, but still there is a lot of room for improvement
I thought beautiful.
If you can read earlier posts by Andy, the design of the Fingerprint scanner is made in such a way to retain accuracy & functionality without compromising design as much. Regardless what the shape is what is important is that it works! I prefer it over the Samsung S5 swiping action that fails most of the time. I also tried Elephone’s 2000 series and it aint that sensational either. I find the single omni-directional light tap better than swiping Nth number of times to unlock the device.
I still don’t understand why the circle button could not be kept! Why couldn’t they implement identical functionality with a capacitive circle button?
As Andy mentioned, the rectangular shape has more surface area to scan a fingerprint. Furthermore, making it circular will mean a lower screen to body ratio and will affect the size of the phone.
Is there a reason the fingerprint scanner couldn’t be placed inconspicuously beneath the capacitive ring? Why did they need to make it a physical button at all?
but, hell, as far as I understand , iPhone has an accurate round fingerprint scanner, that friggin works!