Meizu MX6 officially released on the afternoon of July 19, the machine uses a 5.5-inch IPS screen + MediaTek X20 + 4G memory + 32G storage +3060mAh battery, priced at 1999 yuan. The MX6's performance configuration is similar to many thousands of machines. The most special point is the 12-megapixel Sony IMX386 sensor. Although there is no optical image stabilization destined for its performance will not be too good, but it is still the most anticipated point on the MX6.
MX series is the original flagship series of Meizu, but later on the main high-end PRO series, under the main cost-effective charm blue series. After the frustration of PRO6, the positioning of the MX6 is a bit embarrassing. Before the completion of the evaluation, we first look at the Meizu this "original flagship."
Meizu is a foldable flip cover for the MX6 replacement, not a previous book page, nor a cover for the PRO6. The design is relatively new, and there are seals on the side of the package.
The front of the package is printed with an organic silhouette and the back is a simple product message. Meizu MX6 offers black, gold, and silver colors, and we got the silver version this time.
After flipping the phone, the phone is on the bottom and the accessory box is on the right. Accessories include manuals, pick-up pins, chargers, and charging cables.
MX6 supports mCharge fast charge, charger supports 5V2A, 9V2A, 12V2A three specifications, peak power 24W. However, because the battery capacity increased from 2560mAh to 3060mAh, the 0-100% charge time was also "extended" to 75 minutes.
The appearance of the MX6 is almost the same as the enlarged PRO 6. The body layout is exactly the same. The forehead is the light/distance sensor, earpiece and front camera. The chin is a home button that supports fingerprint recognition.
The rear layout and camera size are all close to the PRO 6, but because of the larger size, it seems to be more "empty".
The main camera for the first 12 million pixels Sony IMX386, support phase focus but no optical image stabilization, F2.0 aperture. The camera was slightly raised and the ring flash on the PRO 6 was removed. Only the regular two-color flash was used.
The biggest appearance features of the PRO 6 and MX6 are the curved nano-injection antenna slots, and the metal and plastic joints are handled very well. This is worthy of praise.
On the right is the volume and power button
The left side is a SIM card slot, supports two nano-SIM cards, and full Netcom 4G+. MX6 only has 32G storage one version, but the machine actually does not support TF card expansion, this comparison is disappointing, perhaps deliberately for the "own flagship" PRO6 to make concessions.
The bottom left to right are the headset, microphone, Type-C interface and speakers.
The black side of the MX6 handles well and the overall frame is narrow, but it is certainly not in the narrowest category.
The MX6 is equipped with a 5.5-inch 1080P IPS screen. It is available from Sharp, with incell fitting, 1500:1 contrast ratio, 85% NTSC color gamut, and a maximum brightness of 450 nits.
It has been difficult to distinguish the Meizu and Charm Blue series of machines from the front, and even the models of the vivo X7 and OPPO R9 have hit the face high. However, the feel is still better than the Charm Blue Note3 with a 5.5-inch screen, and the workmanship is delicate.
The large screen and 7.25mm thick body make the MX6 even thinner.
The detailed evaluation content will be completed in the near future.