Meizu MX7 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Meizu MX7 - necessary changes 

Time goes by in the modern world at an accelerated pace. If a manufacturer of smartphones stagnates, he may in the short term lose the audience and most of the profits with it. The Chinese company Meizu while using a dubious strategy in 2016 runs the risk of seriously losing to its competitors. The only way out for this company is to release a really competitive, impressive phone that can win against rivals in its price category not only with the help of a nice design. 

The novelty has that possibility. In the first place, it should be done through the use of powerful and unusual chipset. Kirin 960 processor cores with eight frequency 2,6GHz with 6GB of RAM and the modified video accelerator MaliT880-MP4 perfectly cope with games and demanding applications, without exposing the device to significant heat. 32GB/64GB of ROM is a volume that is sufficient to store any kind of information. Lack of MicroSD slot is also justified by better read and write speed in internal storage.

The hero of this review is noted not only by the metal body, but with a curved protective glass, branded button mTouch with a fingerprint scanner and the AMOLED-display in 5 and a half inches. According to developer's assurances, the panel will not only be bright, saturate and contrasty, but also extremely cost-effective. In conjunction with the 3100mAh battery and FlymeOS based on Android 7.0, it will provide up to 6-8 hours of active screen time. An optimized 13-megapixel main module from Sony (IMX386), a good 8-megapixel front camera, 4G and OTG support - all this reinforces positive emotions from the upcoming hit. If we take into consideration the usual for products of the company excellent assembly quality and low price, then there is no doubt in magnificent sales of the device.