Meizu M6C Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Meizu M6C - a budget phone with a capital letter 

At the end of the previous year the Chinese corporation Meizu presented to the public an interesting and extremely inexpensive M5c smartphone, released to fight the main competitor in the face of Xiaomi and its excellent Redmi 4A. Unlike its rival, the model offered a more modern design and a fingerprint scanner. But what was relevant in 2016, now looks like an archaism. The company understands this fact. 

The hero of today's review outruns his predecessor in terms of cameras and performance. The resolution of the rear module has grown to 13 megapixels, the quality of shooting has become higher. It almost overtakes more expensive M6 and this fact should be considered a real compliment to the mobile assistant. A 5-megapixel front photocamera also pleases, because it can replace a mirror, create rich, detailed selfies. The screen has changed. The 5.2-inch display loses its brightness in direct sunlight, but indoors it will indulge the buyer with a juicy, natural picture. The OGS-panel is suitable for both web-surfing, reading books, movies. 16 / 32GB of ROM are allocated to store them, you can also expand the memory thanks to MicroSD-cards. 

A good game performance is guaranteed by the Mediatek MTK6737T processor. With HD-resolution, 2GB of RAM and the Mali T720MP2 video adapter it copes even with demanding applications. In addition, the chip is energy efficient. With a 3020mAh battery you do not have to think about recharging for about two days. LTE, OTG, the stylish and fast FlymeOS emphasize the leadership position of the device in the value category.