Meizu V8 Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Meizu V8 Pro - fierce competition

It's no secret that the Chinese companies Maisu and Siaomi are direct competitors. And while Xiaomi still manages to occupy the highest position in the market, its rival does not slumber, releasing more than worthy alternatives. The hero of today's review was the developer's answer to the smartphone Redmi 6. And it should be noted that the manufacturer responded more than not bad.

The exterior of the novelty is modern and attractive. The body made of high-quality metal is not only beautiful, but also perfectly assembled. It is adorned with dual camera, fingerprint scanner, virtually frameless 5.7-inch OGS-panel. The display is great in the price range. At a resolution of 1440x720 pixels, a good detail of the picture remains, while high brightness (450cd / m2) and contrast give positive emotions from interaction with the screen.

The processor of the device is assigned a fresh eight-core Mediatek Helio P22 . 4GB RAM and video adapter PowerVEGE 8320 organically complement the chip, allowing technical characteristics to cope with a lot of resource-intensive games and applications. Unfortunately, in some cases, the graphics settings will have to be set to a minimum. The internal storage is allocated 32 / 64GB , but the problem of lack of memory can always be eliminated using microSD cards.

The main 13 and 5-megapixel cameras are not inferior to those in the main opponent. Even in the evening from these modules you can get high-quality images, even if not without noise. "Frontalka" in five megapixels does not upset its Selfie. The battery capacity was 3100mAh . Prior to the records, the indicator is far away, however, its battery provides six hours of active screen time. Android Oreo, LTE and OTG add to the list of advantages of the model. As a result, we got a balanced stylish device that does not have any serious drawbacks. Add to it the autonomy and performance, it would turn out to be a real hit. And so we were given only one more fine "workhorse".