Meizu M5 Note Review - Better Than Xiaomi? A Solid Budget Phone! By TechLine

Maze is a well-known Chinese manufacturer that loves saying that it's phones are better than Ciao Die's. The mezzo amp I'm note is one of the company's latest budget offerings that has he flagship great build quality, decent specs on a lot more. My name is lioness. Here's the full Decca HD review. Just before we start the mezzo m5 note costs about 150 bucks, and I'll leave all the links down below the video in the box to get all the usual stuff that inclusive vape work. Sim ejector, pin USB cable any fast charger.

What I absolutely love about the m5 note is the flagship, great build quality. Just look at it. The phone is made entirely of metal is silver aluminum, finish, does not attract finger, prints and smudges quickly, and the phone feels nice in the hand I just always prefer metal made phones over the glass once the amp I'm note has the 5.5 inches 1080p display. That is just gorgeous to look at. It's sharp, its vibrant, but the sunlight legibility is just average.

We have a 5 megapixel selfie camera and is not a vacation LED light on the top and on the bottom there is just a home button that can either be physically, pressed or just tapped if you want to use it as heat back. Also, the home button doubles as a fingerprint scanner, which is very accurate and fast, but you have to wake the phone up first in order to use it as far as optics go. There is a 13 megapixel shooter, which is coupled with a dual LED flash I love that the buttons are tactile, and they do not rattle at all. The sound quality via the headset jack is great, no distortions and great overall quality for a budget phone. The loudspeaker is also good.

In fact, it is one of the better ones in this price range when it comes to hardware things, don't sound that great! Well, as amazing and fine note, it definitely has enough power for most of the daily tasks, since it has three gigabytes of RAM, an optional 16, 32 or 64 gigabytes of expandable storage, but that MediaTek hello p10 chip can handle most of the intensive tasks like gaming. If you play games like asphalt, 8 on the very highest graphics, you should expect a lot of stutters and quite a few skip frames. You can fix this issue only if you switch the graphics setting to medium other games like Noah, 3, runtime I have always loved the fly me OS because of the way it looks and works sure it would have been nice to see the latest version of Google's OS, but Android 6.0 based user interface is fast. There is no stutter or lag no matter what you do with it. Also.

There are some cool features like gesture and motion controls, and they work perfectly I, just love those basic gestures that allow you to use the phone in one hand quite easily. You can also customize the device by changing themes, wallpapers and so on. Finally, my international review unit comes with most of the languages Google Play Services pre-installed them. There is no Chinese bloatware I, like mains, this camera app because it's fast and responsive. However, there are quite a few things: the company didn't fix for a long time.

For example, shooting motion settings menus work fully in portrait mode. For some reasons, you can select from quite a few shooting modes that including manual mode or slow-motion video in 720p, the Metal m5 note it takes one of the best pictures you can get on any sub and route and $50 phone. You usually get photos that have plenty of detail and sharpness and of the color to look nice well, the dynamic range and white balance may be off in some shots, but the HDR mode does a decent job, bringing the detail back to the shafts well at the expense of a little a natural-looking picture. The low-light shots have quite a bit of noise and grain, but this is usually a case with all budget phones, currently I'm testing out the camera of the Mizzou m5 note this is handle footage. Today is a cloudy day: the 1080p video looks okay, not very impressive in general, but pretty good for a budget phone.

The sallies looked pretty good, except for the fact that the colors look a little washed out so Chloe I'm testing out the front firing camera of the maze and five note. The 1080p selfie video looks good but again the colors a little washed out. Finally, the sound recording quality is perfect for a cheap phone posts from firing camera at 1080p resolution today is a cloudy day when it comes to connectivity. The mains om5 know to remain solid call, quality and signal. Reception is great, Wi-Fi and 4G speeds are Gordon, Bluetooth works.

Fine, however, I found the GPS to be less accurate than on flagship devices. A four thousand William hour battery is one of the favorite features of the Mesa amp I note your results may vary, but with my usage, I could constantly get over five hours of screen on time with two SIM cards and quite heavy usage of the phone. If you need to recharge the battery, you can do it quickly in just one hour and thirty minutes. Thanks to the supply advance charger. The mains om5 note is a very solid budget smartphone that delivers in a lot of ways: I absolutely love the design and build quality of it.

The speed and feature set of the user interface, the camera and outstanding battery life. My main complaints would be that the phone uses the MediaTek hello p10 chip, which is not designed for gamers. Also, the phone still runs on Android 6.0 out of the box, and we still have a regular micro, USB port for charging other than that. The mains om5 note is a great offering for the price. If you don't mind with your comings, it was Imus thanks for watching and as always guys.

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