Meizu M5, M5s & M5 Note

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Meizu launched their another bunch of budget phones this year, the M5, M5s & M5 Note. Let's check the specifications first.

Meizu M5


Display: 5.2 inch display with 720×1280 resolution & 282 ppi.
SOC: MediaTek™ MT6750.
RAM: 2/3 GB.
Memory: 16/32 GB internal & expandable upto 256 GB.
Camera: 13 MP rear camera (f/2.2) & 5 MP front camera (f/2.0).
Battery: 3070 mAh.
Price: ₹6999

 Meizu M5s

Display: 5.2 inch display with 720×1280 resolution & 282 ppi.
SOC: MediaTek™ MT6753, octa-core at clock speed of 1.3 GHz.
RAM: 3 GB.
Memory: 16/32 GB internal & expandable upto 256 GB.
Camera: 13 MP rear camera (f/2.2) & 5 MP front camera (f/2.0).
Battery: 3000 mAh.
Price: ₹8999

 Meizu M5 Note

Display: 5.5 inch display with 1080×1920 resolution & 403 ppi.
SOC: MediaTek™ MT6755 Helio P10.
RAM: 2/3/4 GB.
Memory: 16/32/64 GB internal & expandable upto 256 GB.
Camera: 13 MP rear camera (f/2.2) & 5 MP front camera (f/2.0).
Battery: 4000 mAh.
Price: ₹9999-₹14999

 Build Quality: The phones is great in terms of build quality. M5 is made of plastic where M5s & M5 Note sports metal finish.

 Display: The displays of the phones are great but they are not that much good in outdoors. The sunlight readability of the phones is really poor. The display of M5 Note is comparatively better.

 Performance: The phones are powered by old generation MediaTek™ processors. So, performance will not be that much good although you're getting lots of RAM.

 Camera: Camera of these phones are average in quality. Colours seems to be washed out sometimes. The phones suffer on focusing while capturing videos.

 Battery: The batteries are good. M5s is the worst performer here. Though M5 Note has large battery, screen on time isn't satisfactory.

 All the phones sport fingerprint sensor, Meizu's mTouch (Touch the Home button to back, Press it to go Home) & the beautiful Flyme UI. Flyme is really a good UI with it's simplicity & broad features.

So, the phone is nothing but average in their respective peace bracket.

 Will be launching soon in India. You can buy one for you then if you love Flyme & Meizu's mTouch.

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