Meizu M3E Unboxing And First Impressions
This device has a 13 MP f/2.2 Sony IMX258 main camera |
Meizu M3E Specs
Sensors: Accelerometer, light, orientation, proximity, gyroscope, sound, magnetic
Unboxing / Accessories
The box and what's inside |
Build Quality / Design
Premium metal enclosure |
This handset arguably has the best aesthetics and build for the price!
Microphone is visible on top |
3.5 mm headphone slot, another mic, micro USB port, and speaker holes below |
Hybrid SIM slots at left |
Power button and volumer rocker at right |
See also: How To Take Screenshot Using Meizu M3E?
Initial findings
1. The aesthetics and craftsmanship of this handset is definitely on point. It's on par with the level of most over PHP 15K devices we tested in the past. It is that impressive!2. The chipset it used is just fine at Helio P10 should be just fine. It's paired with Mali T860 graphics that can handle most demanding graphics well. There's also 3 GB of RAM for good multitasking experience.
3. We're excited on what its 13 MP f/2.2 Sony IMX258 sensor w/ PDAF and dual tone LED flash can do. Why? Meizu was able to incorporate their usual good camera software. It also has a full manual camera mode with up to 20 seconds shutter speed. The 5 MP f/2.0 front camera doesn't even have a screen flash though.
4. FymeOS 5.2.1 is intuitive and very clean. There's no Playstore and Google apps out of the box, but it'll be available once the Google services is installed via Meizu's own App Store.
5. You'll need to turn the screen on first before unlocking the device with your finger, OTG works.
Related: Meizu M3E: First Camera Samples
As of the moment
Whether on sale or not, the Meizu M3E is a highly impressive offering due to its PREMIUM aesthetics and capable specs on paper. We'll still test it out in the next few weeks, but so far, so good. Meizu's usual good craftsmanship is on point with this device.For our review: Meizu M3E Review - Affordable Photography Phone In Style
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