Meizu M5 Review | Very Affordable, but What About the Rest? By Gadgets 360

Subscribe to gadget 360 for more videos, reviews and features and don't hit the bell icon. So you know when we have a new video ready for you. Miku has a brand new, offering called vm tribe, that's priced when under ten thousand rupees in also a driver budget-conscious choir. Now this segment is already crowded. So does the fort have enough matter to stand out, but that's what we're here to find out the coverage? 2.5, D, glass and route, its elastic casings, make the Miku m5e comfortable when you hold it. One-Handed use is manageable and although the phone's isn't particularly slims, it's quite light.

The camera sits flush for the body, so there's no ugly bumps. The fingerprint sensor is placed on the home button, and it was decently. Well, although we did have a few miss reads now and then the 5.2-inch HD display has very good brightness and can be use out. Those under direct sunlight viewing angles are very good too. However, the resolution is only HD and the colors look a little done.

The m5 is powered by an outscore MediaTek SOC, with 2gb of RAM and 16gb of storage. The latter is expandable using a micro SD card of up to 128gb in the hybrid dual SIM slot. Viz also sends a slightly higher end version of this phone, with a GB of RAM and 32gb of storage. Let's price closer to 10,000 rupees visa slim OS is still based on Android marshmallow, but what's more worrying is that the Android security patches of our phones are in the interface takes some getting used to as you need to use the home button and screen gestures to navigate around performance is decent, but we did feel intermittent lag when scrolling through web pages and multitasking apps also take a little longer to launch, and heavy games do take a toll on the SOC. The M site does run consistently warm even for the most basic activities, which is something we didn't like.

The fork can handle Full HD videos well, but the speaker is too weak to make the sound enjoyable. Camera produces acceptable pictures in daily life, but ETS of colors suffer in low-light scenarios. The same goes for the front camera. The camera app is well-designed and an easy to use. There are plenty of shooting modes and video recording Mac's without a 1080p which is not bad.

Battery life is decent for continuous video playback and the actual usage you'll be able to last till the end of the day, but not for the 16gb version of the Miku m5 has an attractive sticker price, but sadly its performance just isn't up to the marks. The bright display and good ergonomics aside. It falls short in many key areas. The Xiaomi Redmi 4 offers better value at the similar price. If you can grab one, then it goes on sale.

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