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Meizu M2 Review

Good smartphones don’t always have to be expensive. If you agree with that statement then you will like the Meizu M2 – the Chinese company’s latest budget smartphone that comes with good looks, good performance for its class, and a price tag well under Php6K.

Design and Construction

When it comes to aesthetics, the Meizu M2 is something you wouldn’t take for a smartphone that costs around Php5K. It employs a simple design yet sleek, attractive and well-made at the same time.

Up front we have the 5-inch display mounted with Dragontrail glass. Above it are the earpiece and 5MP camera. Down below is a physical home button that also supports capacitive touch.

That is because it also doubles as the Back key. Press to go Home, touch to go Back. In addition, it has a chrome lining which reminds us of smartphones with fingerprint scanners.

To the right are the volume and power buttons, while on the left is the hybrid SIM tray that can accommodate either two SIMs or one SIM and a microSD card.

Right up top is the headset jack, while down at the bottom are the microphone, loudspeaker, and the microUSB port.

Turn it on its back and you will see the 13MP camera, LED flash, and the Meizu branding.

When it comes to build, the M2 features a polycarbonate body with a matte finish. It’s more grippy and less prone to smudges and fingerprints.

It also feels solid yet very comfortable to hold, thanks to its relatively narrow unibody with curved sides. The body has decent thickness at 8.7mm and light at 131g.

Continued in next page: Display and Multimedia, Camera, OS, UI, and Apps

 

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This article was written by Louie Diangson, Managing Editor of YugaTech. You can follow him at @John_Louie.

7 Responses

  1. Avatar for YOLOOOOOOOOO YOLOOOOOOOOO says:

    Very Good Review ! Just gonna wait a little bit more kung okay parin sya after few months then bili kuna to

  2. Avatar for Edwin Vergel de Dios Edwin Vergel de Dios says:

    14.56GB is the total space for 16GB model but the usable space left for user is almost only 10GB not 14.56GB.

  3. Avatar for shoyourepa! shoyourepa! says:

    ewan ko kung sa browser ko lang pero bakit ba open to new tab yung “continued to next page” medyo takaw resources. aksaya sa tabs pati

  4. Avatar for ronald bulaong ronald bulaong says:

    Malamang, sila ang distributor niyan dito e (Novo7tech)

  5. Avatar for goodybags goodybags says:

    Worth it ba to? I can either get this or yung cherry mobile g1 eh which one is better overall? Mas prefer ko software pero parang overall mas maganda eto minus the latest software eh. Opinions please! :))

  6. Avatar for default default says:

    Marerelease ba ito sa novo7tech store?

  7. Avatar for Ryoji Ryoji says:

    Meizu is overall a good phone, for the price. Although, I would like to share some issues with the previous version M1 Note. After around 2-3 months of use, the display seems to blur with different backlight colors that seem to move upwards the screen, I had a replacement from their service center (after a month of follow ups). The replacement was perfect, but the same problem as before haunted me just this month. Now It’s beyond the service warranty of 6 months. The display gets blurrier by the day, and I’m seriously looking for an alternative now. Hopefully the M2 doesn’t have the same problem.

    Yuga, can you revisit this unit after 3 months of use? maybe it can help the buyers out there if the issue is as widespread as I think.

    Sincerely,
    M1 Note user

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