Meizu to finally announce something in India on 18th May, and we think it’s the m1 note


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Meizu has for a while been active on its social streams in India. There was also a bloggers meet that was hosted in Bangalore sometime back, but no real announcements were made as such.

Today however, the company shared a rather cheesy render to tell us about the fact that there’s going to be something announced on the 18th of May. And because Meizu had earlier given away that the first phone they launch in India would be the m1 note, we believe the 18th will see the launch of the phone.

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Coming to the render that was shared, it reads ‘Are you ok?’. If you aren’t aware, this is the phrase that went viral after Lei Jun’s speech in India during the Mi 4i launch, something that also made him the butt of many jokes.

If Meizu indeed launch the m1 note in India, we expect it to be priced in the US$200 range, about 12,000-13,000 INR in India. No new manufacturer would want to spend on building a retail chain, and Meizu too should take the online route with channels on maybe on or more of the following: Flipkart, Amazon and/or Snapdeal.

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9 Comments

  1. csak1user
    May 14, 2015

    I would like to see the international version of the m1 note.

    I miss the LTE band 20 from the current version. Band 3 and 7 is OK.

  2. Jason45
    May 14, 2015

    Isn’t there a problem with phones that have Mediatek chipsets in India? (related to patents I believe, not sure though). Perhaps Meizu did pay in order to release the phones in India.

    • May 14, 2015

      The problem isn’t MediaTek, it WAS Xiaomi. They have, however, fixed the issue since (I believe).

      • Jason45
        May 14, 2015

        Did Xiaomi release phones with Mediatek chipset in India then? I believe Xiaomi only fixed the issue by not releasing phones with Mediatek chipsets anymore in India, but with only Snapdragon chipsets.

        I don’t remember the whole story anymore, so maybe someone else have more info about this matter.

  3. iKosh
    May 14, 2015

    Do you like?

  4. Ash Horse
    May 14, 2015

    China cheat india by selling single sim and all dual sim outside of india ..realy bad

  5. Ash Horse
    May 14, 2015

    Honor 6 is superb mobile but single sim india

  6. Adam G.
    May 14, 2015

    Opening Indian market with laggy m1 note is not a good idea.