Another review of another promising Mediatek MT6752 powered phone. Keep reading for the full Meizu m1 note review.
Before heading in to the full review there is an important point we must make. The Meizu m1 note isn’t currently available outside of China, so all the versions that have been sent for review are the TD versions of the phone meant to work only with China Mobile 3G and 4G LTE services. So the review below details everything except data and battery. This is a good reminder for any of you planning to import the m1 note, don’t do it yet, wait for the China Unicom or official international launch.
Also we do plan to post another review with the international version of the phone once it is released so keep your eyes peeled for that.
Meizu M1 Note Review: Design
With the launch of the Meizu MX4 and Meizu MX4 Pro, we have seen Meizu move away from plastic to use alloy bodies in their higher end phones. The Meizu m1 note is designed to be a more affordable device, costing only $160 in China, and so some design changes had to be made.
Rather than an alloy body with removable rear, the Meizu m1 note has a unibody polycarbonate shell that should only really be opened for repair. Meizu have given the plastic a glossy finish and slick coating to help prevent it from collecting fingerprint or marks.
The look of the phone is very similar to the previous generation Meizu MX3 (only larger), and although not metal the phone remains it’s up class premium feel and is surprisingly lightweight!
Internally the plastic shell hides all the components which are fastened to a lightweight magnesium chassis. The chassis helps to wick away heat and also keeps the weight down to just 145g, making the m1 note one of the lightest 5.5-inch phones on the market.
The 5.5-inch display gets narrow screen bezels for an overall size of 150 .7 x 75.2 z 8.9mm. In the hand the curved rear is very comfortable and feels much thinner than the dimensions might suggest. Personally I feel the Meizu m1 note is more comfortable to hold than the Meizu MX4 Pro.
In white the Meizu m1 note is a clean simple device that could suit anyone’s personality. For those of us who want to be more unique optional colours including yellow, pink, blue and green will eventually be made available.
Going from the Meizu MX4, Pro, or even the MX2 is a familiar feeling with a similar overall design and physical buttons located in the same positions for each phone. The power button is on the top right, headphone jack top left and volume controls on the left side. This layout is exactly the same as the iPhone too, and if we look at the new volume controls, along with the plastic shell, there are a few design touches also found on the iPhone 5C.
As the shell isn’t meant to be removed a SIM tray is located on the right. The Meizu m1 note has dual 4G SIM slots, but no micro SD card space so you will have to make do with the built-in memory. Oddly the newer Meizu m1 has a single SD and room for a 128GB SD card, but so far doesn’t look like it will be officially launched outside of China. One thing we had noticed is the SIM tray top is a little loose, but after checking with Meizu this is actually a design feature, not a quality issue.
In the base we see a few more nods to the iPhone with a similar drilled speaker grill next to the mid mounted USB.
The rear of the Meizu m1 note looks just like a plastic version of the Meizu MX4 Pro. The logo is in the same position, we have a dual LED flash with dual tone bulbs plus a large glass lens around the rear camera. The rear camera specifications are different to the MX4 and MX4 Pro though, this sensor being a 13 mega-pixel model from Samsung with F2.2 aperture.
Turn the phone to face the front and we have a very traditional looking Meizu smartphone. There are no capacitive button for the back or menu options and instead only a single halo home button which features the same unique gesture controls as all Meizu phones.
The screen itself is a 5.5-inch Sharp panel with a resolution of 1920 x 1080. Above that is a 5 mega-pixel Omnivision camera, a big surprise as it is actually a higher spec front camera than the Meizu MX4.
Overall the Meizu m1 note is a very comfortable and well made phone, so good in fact I’m not sure if Meizu might be cannibalising sales of the Meizu MX4 with its launch!
Meizu m1 note review: Screen
As mentioned above the 5.5-inch display of the Meizu m1 note is a Sharp unit with a FHD resolution of 1920 x 1080 that results in a pixel density of 403ppi.
Being a display from one of the largest panel makers in the business it is safe to say that this is an amazing display offering accurate colours and amazing brightness.
If there is one issue we found is that the screen seems a little yellow at times. It’s not something that is immediately noticeable, and it was only noticed during scrutinising the display for the review, but there is a slight yellow tint there.
Viewing angles are amazing, and touch response is fast and accurate. We have had no issues with the display on our phone and so far haven’t read of any issues with the display in other Chinese model being sold in China.
Meizu m1 note review: Flyme
One of the most amazing things about the Meizu m1 note is that this is a low-cost phone, which ships with the same ROM as a flagship device. It is what Xiaomi have been offering to fans for the past few years and it is great to see more phone companies offer quality ROM’s at lower costs.
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Flyme on this version of the Meizu m1 note is Flyme 4.2 and is based on Android 4.4.4 Kitkat. Basically if you have used Flyme 4 on any Meizu phone to date you are getting the same features here.
All those nice gesture controls that are found on the MX4 and MX4 Pro are included, as is the amazing camera application. The only major differences being that the ROM has settings for the dual SIM cards, and there is obviously no setting for the fingerprint scanner. Everything else though is the same as the Meizu MX4 Pro.
Recent Flyme ROMs have been much better than those of yesteryear. Not only are they more feature packed but they are also a lot smoother and more stable.
Meizu m1 note review: Performance and benchmarks
The Meizu m1 note was born at the correct time to be competing with flagship Mediatek phones from all brands. Like the JiaYu S3 we reviewed last week, the m1 note uses the latest octacore Mediatek chipset. The MT6752 processor in the m1 note is a 64bit SoC running at 1.7Ghz for all 8 cores. The phone also has 2GB RAM on tap.
In benchmarks the performance of the Meizu is flawless, but more importantly the real world speed of the phone is right up there with flagship phones sporting more RAM and Snapdragon chipsets.
Even with the highly functional Flyme 4 ROM and Android 4.4.4 Kitkat the Meizu m1 note is a speedy phone, and out performs what it’s price tag might suggest.
Meizu m1 note benchmarks:
- Antutu: 41,053
- Quadrant: 14,881
- NenaMark: 61.0fps
- GFXbench Manhattan: 323.3
- GFXbench Manhattan Offscreen: 360
- GFXbench T-Rex: 871.5
- GFXbench T-Rex Offscreen: 882.3
- Vellamo Browser: 2091
- 3D Mark Ice Storm Ultimate: 10,839
Meizu m1 note benchmarks
When it comes to gaming the Mali T760 performs adequately and ran Real Racing 3 well. For a low-cost phone to offer this type of hardware and not suffer any lag, even when pushed, is a real joy. Developers are going to have to really push the envelope in terms of 3D gaming to really make the current generation of MT6752 phones sweat.
Meizu m1 note review: Call quality, GPS, Audio
Although we were unable to test 3G and 4G data due to the reasons mentioned at the start of the review, we could test call quality, GPS and also audio.
Reception over 2G is excellent. There were no issues with dropped calls. The quality of the audio from the receiver if fine, nothing spectacular, just an average speaker offering clear audio.
Audio remains average through the single external speaker, but is better though a decent set of headphones. Unlike the Meizu MX4 and MX4 Pro the m1 note doesn’t get any fancy audio enhancements or HIFI chips.
So far every Mediatek MT6752 phone we have reviewed has great GPS performance, and the same can be said about the GPS on the Meizu m1 note. Lock on speed initially takes around 60 seconds with subsequent locks taking much less time. The GPS continues to be locked while driving around the city. A more thorough test with Google maps will be added in the full review of the international m1 note.
Meizu m1 note review: Camera
One of the largest differences between the Meizu m1 note and it’s more expensive counterparts is the 13 mega-pixel Samsung rear camera. Usually smartphone makers opt for a Sony sensor which are generally regarded as the better sensors to have.
The Samsung sensor has an aperture size of F2.2, but when light isn’t available the dual tone LED flash on the rear more than makes up for the lower aperture size.
In daylight settings the 13 mega-pixel snapper does a great job of capturing images, and there is a nice depth to the photos too. Colour reporoduction is good with out being over saturated.
As the camera app on the m1 note is the same as the MX4 and MX4 Pro you also have a huge number of great features to choose from to get the most out of the sensor. Night mode in Flyme for example is especially good at picking out the light.
Photos taken in the normal mode without the flash turn out as well as you would expect a 13 mega-pixel F2.2 camera to. The choice of using either the manual settings, night mode or dual LED flash are options to reduce noise though and genually great photos are possible.
Meizu m1 note photo samples
What we did notice from the Samsung sensor on the m1 note compared to the 20.7 mega-pixel on the MX4 and Pro, is that it seems a little more consistent meaning that you have a better idea of how your photos will turn out when you snap them. Although the MX4 and Pro are capable of better photos, you aren’t always guaranteed what the camera manages to capture.
Meizu m1 note review: Battery
Without being able to test the phone with either 3G or 4G data, we cannot comment on the battery life of the Meizu m1 note at this time. We will however review the international version once launched and add a comprensive battery test to that review.
Meizu m1 note review: Conclusion
What the Meizu m1 note offers is great hardware, and performance coupled with a comfy, lightweight and well made body. The 64bit Mediatek chip offers bags of power, and Flyme 4 really makes the most of what’s on tap. There is really nothing to complain about at this point other than the fact the interantioanl version of the phone hasn’t yet been released.
After using the Meizu m1 note side by side with the Meizu MX4 and MX4 Pro I am a little shocked. The phone is easily good enough to be a serious alternative to the MX4, and if Meizu ensure competitive international pricing then I am sure plenty more Meizu m1 notes are going to be sold than any other Meizu this year.
This review uses a collaboration of views from both Andi and Mario from GizChina.it. Once the Meizu m1 note is launched internationally it will be available through Meizumart.com, Meizu.it and Meizu’s Amazon store.
I thought the international version was avaible here http://www.pandawill.com/meizu-m1-note-64bit-octa-core-fdd-lte-55-inch-gorilla-glass-fhd-2gb-16gb-3140mah-p98709.html
Am I wrong??
That’s what they say they have, it hasn’t been released yet.
ok thanks 😀
http://item.jd.com/1301874.html
JD has already been selling FDD-LTE/WCDMA 联通4G version at 999 RMB, so it is available, but only at flash-sales
I thought Antelife offer this phone with multi-language . Do it is the internatioanl version ? http://www.antelife.com/meizu-m1-note-blue-charm-mtk6752-octa-core-5-5-inch-gorilla-glass-3-fhd-screen-android-4g-lte-smartphone-white.html
I don’t know anymore… Andi says it’s not out, so can’t give you any clue sorry :/
Thanks for the useful review, I’m really torn between mx4 and m1 note. I think mx4 will have better built and looks more “quality” than m1 note. Could you inform me the definitive advantage of mx4 over m1 note?
I really do prefer the feel of the M1 note. If it was my money that is what I would go for.
For me its a toss up between the Jiayu S3 (3GB) & the Meizu M1 Note. Have about 2 months left to decide.
Thanks Andi for the suggestion, will waiting for the international price of M1 note. Tried flyme on nexus 5 and decided to try Meizu phone.
Thanks Andi, kodus to a job well done. Just one thing I would like to know, what’s the charging time like?
I ordered the FDD version of the M1 and also the Ecco E04. I got a notification that my Ecoo shipped this morning and the the M1 Note FDD shipped yesterday. Not sure if the M1 shopping is true as I haven’t seen any announcement on the FDD being available.
Nice review though. Looking forward to using it.
Good Luck!
I talked with the customer care service at Antelife, they told me that they can arrange shipment for Mi Note soon. It seems that they have it in stock.
Sounds like a real good deal. Phone looks good and the device seems to perform quite well. On a side note, is it possible for you to compare this phone with Zopo ZP920 Andi? I recently got to use one, and I really like it’s design, build and features. ThanksThanks for the review!
What do you Airyl: this or Jiayu S3 ?
I asked for Zopo to send a ZP920 for review, but I think they are a little wary as I’ve been quite critical of them recently 😛
lol…they should leave the kitchen if they can’t handle the heat then
how much space does the Flyme os use?
is the ROM/Storage partitioned? or its straight 16gb?
Thanks andy
Stuck between meizu m1 note & Elephone p7000?!!!
I have only seen photos of the Elephone P7000 and I would say the m1 note looks much better.
i got this phone 2 days ago its works perfect in usa on tmobile amazing battery life
Does anyone know if this will be actually sold at meizumart?
It will once it is launched.
Hi Andi
I am also kinda stuck between the mx4 and this. I am really interested in the sound quality(through earphones) between the 2 as I tend to listen to a lot of music on my phone.. Does the hifi chip in the Mx4 make a big difference to the sound quality? I am tending towards the note because I really need the dual sims, as I have separate sims for calling and data. Has there been an mention of a international release date? Thanks for an awesome site.
MX4 has better audio and also the rear camera is capable of more. The audio on the M1 note is fine fine, nothing amazing. It is more dependent on the earphones you use and what you are comparing it too I suppose.
If Meizu launch the m1 note is launched at $200-$250 then I’d go for it over the MX4, and invest in some rearlly nice earphones.
Thanks a lot for the reply, I appreciate the advice. I have a pair of sennheiser mx680(really decent earphones) that I will be using with them. The dual sim thing is a huge advantage anyways, thanks again.
Would you get it over the Jiayu S3? I’m looking for a phone for around 200$ and these two seem the most affordable to me. Or maybe is there something better?
Depends on the price once it’s launched
wow. im impressed AND a bit shocked!
i really liked the idea of a $170 flagship note from Meizu but sadly the price was dubiously stumped up to 240 for int’l customers! :/
Now , seeing its camera reviews , Meizu have won me over again. As said in concluding remarks of the interview … competitive pricing determines its international viability and sales count!
Depends on whether Meizu is brings the phone officially to your country or not. In Malaysia, Meizu said they gonna bring it at price less than $170 for the 16GB version. For those who need shipping, sadly you gonna need pay more.
Oh wait…………… Meizu Malaysia changed the price to $190 thanks to new tax system and weakening currency in Malaysia. 🙁
thats the problem… shipping costs and taxes :/
@Andi : my country supports TD-LTE. So can I import this phone from China? Please clarify
If you can use TD-LTE then you might be able to use it. Where do you live?
What about charging time? Any issues like the jiayu?
HELP ! i really dont know what to choose between :
Meizu m1 note OR the jiayu s3
who got better camera ?
who got better screen ?
help please!
thanks
It’s a tricky one really. Both are really great phones and both have great cameras. The Meizu comes with Flyme which is really packed full of features which is a big plus, it also feels a little more substantial in the hand too. We will have to how much the m1 note will cost at launch.
the m1 is about 30-40$ more than the jiayu s3. but i think ill tend to buy the m1.
but one thing,,, i dont know if theres a FM radio in the m1.
thank you Andi.
I think there isn’t a FM Radio. It’s not in the official Meizu M1 Note specs.
think you right and i really sad about it
Although for sure Custom Roms will become available for the Jiayu S3 if you don’t like the stock rom.
Going by the camera samples posted in reviews,it seems that M1 note has better camera in terms of details,although pic sizes are not full sizes..was expecting a lot from Jiayu S3 camera but was thoroughly dissapointed for an otherwise perfect phone.
Which would you choose then ?
i would choose 32GB version of Meizu m1(or a better phone if it gets released),funny not finding it online in aliexpress or pandawill..meanwhile i have bought budget 4G phone(i use 3G only) Lenevo A6000 from flipkart here in India.So for next year atleast i am not buying anything new..got tired of waiting game by Jiayu! 🙁
My aim is to buy one or the other and keep until December 2016.
Mi Note , of course. I believe in the power of brands . : )
maybe yes ! lets see … think ill take it finally
Also 13mp for m1 note is in 4:3 format and not 16:9… Funny thing manufacturer’s do
yeah you right man ! lool
I thought the international version was avaible here http://www.pandawill.com/meizu-m1-note-64bit-octa-core-fdd-lte-55-inch-gorilla-glass-fhd-2gb-16gb-3140mah-p98709.html
Am I wrong??
That’s what they say they have, it hasn’t been released yet.
ok thanks 😀
http://item.jd.com/1301874.html
JD has already been selling FDD-LTE/WCDMA 联通4G version at 999 RMB, so it is available, but only at flash-sales
I thought Antelife offer this phone with multi-language . Do it is the internatioanl version ? http://www.antelife.com/meizu-m1-note-blue-charm-mtk6752-octa-core-5-5-inch-gorilla-glass-3-fhd-screen-android-4g-lte-smartphone-white.html
I don’t know anymore… Andi says it’s not out, so can’t give you any clue sorry :/
Thanks for the useful review, I’m really torn between mx4 and m1 note. I think mx4 will have better built and looks more “quality” than m1 note. Could you inform me the definitive advantage of mx4 over m1 note?
I really do prefer the feel of the M1 note. If it was my money that is what I would go for.
For me its a toss up between the Jiayu S3 (3GB) & the Meizu M1 Note. Have about 2 months left to decide.
Thanks Andi for the suggestion, will waiting for the international price of M1 note. Tried flyme on nexus 5 and decided to try Meizu phone.
Thanks Andi, kodus to a job well done. Just one thing I would like to know, what’s the charging time like?
Great year for Chinese phone fans. Now many people are getting stuck with deciding what to go for. S3, P7000, M1 Note, Ecoo, etc. We wanted good phones. Now we are stuck and need help again lol
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Good Luck!
I talked with the customer care service at Antelife, they told me that they can arrange shipment for Mi Note soon. It seems that they have it in stock.
Sounds like a real good deal. Phone looks good and the device seems to perform quite well. On a side note, is it possible for you to compare this phone with Zopo ZP920 Andi? I recently got to use one, and I really like it’s design, build and features. ThanksThanks for the review!
What do you Airyl: this or Jiayu S3 ?
I asked for Zopo to send a ZP920 for review, but I think they are a little wary as I’ve been quite critical of them recently 😛
lol…they should leave the kitchen if they can’t handle the heat then
how much space does the Flyme os use?
is the ROM/Storage partitioned? or its straight 16gb?
Thanks andy
Stuck between meizu m1 note & Elephone p7000?!!!
I have only seen photos of the Elephone P7000 and I would say the m1 note looks much better.
i got this phone 2 days ago its works perfect in usa on tmobile amazing battery life
Does anyone know if this will be actually sold at meizumart?
It will once it is launched.
Hi Andi
I am also kinda stuck between the mx4 and this. I am really interested in the sound quality(through earphones) between the 2 as I tend to listen to a lot of music on my phone.. Does the hifi chip in the Mx4 make a big difference to the sound quality? I am tending towards the note because I really need the dual sims, as I have separate sims for calling and data. Has there been an mention of a international release date? Thanks for an awesome site.
MX4 has better audio and also the rear camera is capable of more. The audio on the M1 note is fine fine, nothing amazing. It is more dependent on the earphones you use and what you are comparing it too I suppose.
If Meizu launch the m1 note is launched at $200-$250 then I’d go for it over the MX4, and invest in some rearlly nice earphones.
Thanks a lot for the reply, I appreciate the advice. I have a pair of sennheiser mx680(really decent earphones) that I will be using with them. The dual sim thing is a huge advantage anyways, thanks again.
Would you get it over the Jiayu S3? I’m looking for a phone for around 200$ and these two seem the most affordable to me. Or maybe is there something better?
Depends on the price once it’s launched
wow. im impressed AND a bit shocked!
i really liked the idea of a $170 flagship note from Meizu but sadly the price was dubiously stumped up to 240 for int’l customers! :/
Now , seeing its camera reviews , Meizu have won me over again. As said in concluding remarks of the interview … competitive pricing determines its international viability and sales count!
Depends on whether Meizu is brings the phone officially to your country or not. In Malaysia, Meizu said they gonna bring it at price less than $170 for the 16GB version. For those who need shipping, sadly you gonna need pay more.
Oh wait…………… Meizu Malaysia changed the price to $190 thanks to new tax system and weakening currency in Malaysia. 🙁
thats the problem… shipping costs and taxes :/
@Andi : my country supports TD-LTE. So can I import this phone from China? Please clarify
If you can use TD-LTE then you might be able to use it. Where do you live?
What about charging time? Any issues like the jiayu?
HELP ! i really dont know what to choose between :
Meizu m1 note OR the jiayu s3
who got better camera ?
who got better screen ?
help please!
thanks
It’s a tricky one really. Both are really great phones and both have great cameras. The Meizu comes with Flyme which is really packed full of features which is a big plus, it also feels a little more substantial in the hand too. We will have to how much the m1 note will cost at launch.
the m1 is about 30-40$ more than the jiayu s3. but i think ill tend to buy the m1.
but one thing,,, i dont know if theres a FM radio in the m1.
thank you Andi.
Although for sure Custom Roms will become available for the Jiayu S3 if you don’t like the stock rom.
I think there isn’t a FM Radio. It’s not in the official Meizu M1 Note specs.
Going by the camera samples posted in reviews,it seems that M1 note has better camera in terms of details,although pic sizes are not full sizes..was expecting a lot from Jiayu S3 camera but was thoroughly dissapointed for an otherwise perfect phone.
think you right and i really sad about it
Which would you choose then ?
i would choose 32GB version of Meizu m1(or a better phone if it gets released),funny not finding it online in aliexpress or pandawill..meanwhile i have bought budget 4G phone(i use 3G only) Lenevo A6000 from flipkart here in India.So for next year atleast i am not buying anything new..got tired of waiting game by Jiayu! 🙁
My aim is to buy one or the other and keep until December 2016.
Mi Note , of course. I believe in the power of brands . : )
maybe yes ! lets see … think ill take it finally
Also 13mp for m1 note is in 4:3 format and not 16:9… Funny thing manufacturer’s do
yeah you right man ! lool
Great year for Chinese phone fans. Now many people are getting stuck with deciding what to go for. S3, P7000, M1 Note, Ecoo, etc. We wanted good phones. Now we are stuck and need help again lol
Thanks for this review Andy. Yesterday I went to a Meizu shop corner in Shanghai to check this phone. Interesting but I stuck on the MX4 pro. By tthe way, any news regarding Ubuntu ? Meizu sales guy knows Ubuntu but doesn’t know on which phone it will be released on.
I’m a bit confused as the china Unicom version which is currently widely available from resellers supports both TD-LTE and FDD-LTE (1800/2100) (pic attached) and has playstore and OTA updates so what advantage is there in waiting for the international version?
http://i.imgur.com/zJg8GEZ.jpg?1
I am wondering the same. Will there be another version with more fdd-lte frequencies?
Yeah, We hope so band20 800MHz will be part of it.
Not sure they will add more bands, i don’t think they did for the international version of the Mx4.
Don’t expect, they did not add the 800mhz frequency on the international versions of the MX4 and MX4 Pro either.
I just hope there is a version with GSM 850 and 3G 850 for latin america carriers.
Google Services arent installed on any chinese version. Mx4 und MX4 pro international edition have it installed. nothing more. same hardware.
i think that it will the same procedure with m1 note 😉 same hardware but installed playstore etc. but you can install the google services with one klick in meizu store 😉
May I ask which reseller you’re referring to which has the Unicom version? Thanks!
Thanks for this review Andy. Yesterday I went to a Meizu shop corner in Shanghai to check this phone. Interesting but I stuck on the MX4 pro. By tthe way, any news regarding Ubuntu ? Meizu sales guy knows Ubuntu but doesn’t know on which phone it will be released on.
I’m a bit confused as the china Unicom version which is currently widely available from resellers supports both TD-LTE and FDD-LTE (1800/2100) (pic attached) and has playstore and OTA updates so what advantage is there in waiting for the international version?
I am wondering the same. Will there be another version with more fdd-lte frequencies?
Yeah, We hope so band20 800MHz will be part of it.
Not sure they will add more bands, i don’t think they did for the international version of the Mx4.
Google Services arent installed on any chinese version. Mx4 und MX4 pro international edition have it installed. nothing more. same hardware.
i think that it will the same procedure with m1 note 😉 same hardware but installed playstore etc. but you can install the google services with one klick in meizu store 😉
Don’t expect, they did not add the 800mhz frequency on the international versions of the MX4 and MX4 Pro either.
I just hope there is a version with GSM 850 and 3G 850 for latin america carriers.
May I ask which reseller you’re referring to which has the Unicom version? Thanks!
The power button on top on 5,5” ? You might need to lock/unlock it with your foot?
You can wake up screen with double tap, no need to reach this button
lock screen?
you just need to hold the halo button 🙂
The power button on top on 5,5” ? You might need to lock/unlock it with your foot?
You can wake up screen with double tap, no need to reach this button
lock screen?
you just need to hold the halo button 🙂
Wow, bought one from antelife. I am waiting .Hope I can get it before Chinese New Year. http://www.antelife.com/meizu-m1-note-blue-charm-mtk6752-octa-core-5-5-inch-gorilla-glass-3-fhd-screen-android-4g-lte-smartphone-white.html
Wow, bought one from antelife. I am waiting .Hope I can get it before Chinese New Year. http://www.antelife.com/meizu-m1-note-blue-charm-mtk6752-octa-core-5-5-inch-gorilla-glass-3-fhd-screen-android-4g-lte-smartphone-white.html
Thanks for the in-depth review. At first I was put off by the copycat looks, but it’s starting to grow on me. It’s using an energy saving IGZO panel, so that should help with battery life. I wonder if the yellowish tint is a one-off defect or if it affects every phone.
Thanks for the in-depth review. At first I was put off by the copycat looks, but it’s starting to grow on me. It’s using an energy saving IGZO panel, so that should help with battery life. I wonder if the yellowish tint is a one-off defect or if it affects every phone.
Just bought my Meizu note 4g FDD lte in Shenzen yesterday and im really impressed with it. Runs very smooth so far and the screen quality is excellent. I bought the 32gb version at the official meizu store in a promo pack full of things i did not really need for 1600 rmb , more then i was planning to pay but to impatient to wait, since the spring festival is nearing all the shops are closing and shipment will delay to.
Just bought my Meizu note 4g FDD lte in Shenzen yesterday and im really impressed with it. Runs very smooth so far and the screen quality is excellent. I bought the 32gb version at the official meizu store in a promo pack full of things i did not really need for 1600 rmb , more then i was planning to pay but to impatient to wait, since the spring festival is nearing all the shops are closing and shipment will delay to.
@andy can you do a review on zte s6 please if its possible. Thanks ?
@andy can you do a review on zte s6 please if its possible. Thanks 👍
Anyone know if the international version has 3G 850MHz?
I mean 2G 850MHz
I don’t really care about internet speeds.
Anyone know if the international version has 3G 850MHz?
I mean 2G 850MHz
I don’t really care about internet speeds.
I have the m1 note about a week and the phone kicks ass.No problem with 4G(Greece).I have Unicom version with flyme 4.2.0.3U.Just amazing perfomance.Wait for android 5.0 update and then I see the real power of phone.Mediatek will fly.
I have the m1 note about a week and the phone kicks ass.No problem with 4G(Greece).I have Unicom version with flyme 4.2.0.3U.Just amazing perfomance.Wait for android 5.0 update and then I see the real power of phone.Mediatek will fly.
Just bought this phone for my ant , and this phone just stupid.
First there’s no notification let , you say nothing about it Andy..
Second the back menu button are just ugly , killing the whole android experience .what meizu thinking that all the programmer around the world change their’s code for meet their softkeys deisgn?.it’s could be a really great phone if meizu wouldn’t try to change the world of android.
Just bought this phone for my ant , and this phone just stupid.
First there’s no notification let , you say nothing about it Andy..
Second the back menu button are just ugly , killing the whole android experience .what meizu thinking that all the programmer around the world change their’s code for meet their softkeys deisgn?.it’s could be a really great phone if meizu wouldn’t try to change the world of android.
I would like to ask if meizu m1 note will work with 4g networks in Greece.
I would like to ask if meizu m1 note will work with 4g networks in Greece.
My meizu m1 note has a problem if you HOLD THE halo like button the SMART VOICE(system app) pops up the version of my flyme is 4.2.0.3U. Please help , because Chinese characters is popping up in my meizu m1 note
My meizu m1 note has a problem if you HOLD THE halo like button the SMART VOICE(system app) pops up the version of my flyme is 4.2.0.3U. Please help , because Chinese characters is popping up in my meizu m1 note
hi.. my name is chris,i am new with meizu phone… i just bought m1 note, i wanna ask whether i can install other language like bahasa indonesia to the phone and how to do it?
please help me… thank you…
hi.. my name is chris,i am new with meizu phone… i just bought m1 note, i wanna ask whether i can install other language like bahasa indonesia to the phone and how to do it?
please help me… thank you…
Watch the meizu m2 note review:
http://www.livetelebox.com/mobile/meizu-m2-note-with-android-5-0-lollipop-octa-core-soc-launched/
Watch the meizu m2 note review:
http://www.livetelebox.com/mobile/meizu-m2-note-with-android-5-0-lollipop-octa-core-soc-launched/
I’m running into one problem with my M1 Note. It looks like it’s killing some applications that are supposed to run in the background. For instance, I’m using Pager Duty, an application that should alert me when there is some emergency situation happening in my company. However, it looks like the phone kills the app and it doesn’t react on the pushed notification from the server. I have to click on it every once in a while to “refresh” it.
That was not happening on the old phone that I’ve had.
I’m running into one problem with my M1 Note. It looks like it’s killing some applications that are supposed to run in the background. For instance, I’m using Pager Duty, an application that should alert me when there is some emergency situation happening in my company. However, it looks like the phone kills the app and it doesn’t react on the pushed notification from the server. I have to click on it every once in a while to “refresh” it.
That was not happening on the old phone that I’ve had.
meizu m1 note offers great combination of hardware or software performance. I used this smartphone and believe me it’s camera is amazing which gives sharp and clear images. This smartphone has some additional features. If you are interested to know about this smartphone then click – http://amzn.to/1djeoyO
meizu m1 note offers great combination of hardware or software performance. I used this smartphone and believe me it’s camera is amazing which gives sharp and clear images. This smartphone has some additional features. If you are interested to know about this smartphone then click – http://amzn.to/1djeoyO
I had a good experience of M1 note!
Now using Vkworld T1 plus kratos which is a impressive set a we all know that ,here i found another great inventory from vkworld i found the video review of vkworld T1 plus kratos mobile box,Did you guys know The packing box of T1 Plus is a VR box. You can assemble it under the instructions and enjoy endless VR resources.For more details you can visit to their official youtube channel 🙂
I had a good experience of M1 note!
Now using Vkworld T1 plus kratos which is a impressive set a we all know that ,here i found another great inventory from vkworld i found the video review of vkworld T1 plus kratos mobile box,Did you guys know The packing box of T1 Plus is a VR box. You can assemble it under the instructions and enjoy endless VR resources.For more details you can visit to their official youtube channel 🙂