Meizu m3 note / Meizu Blue Charm Note3

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Although the Meizu M3 Note looks nice and the battery is great, the performance just isn’t really there, and the camera is mediocre. For the price, you can get a number of other more powerful smartphones that also take better pictures. It’s a tough...

5.5" 1080p LTPS IPS LCD display of 403ppi ; Flyme OS 5 UI on top of Android Lollipop ; MediaTek Helio P10: octa-core Cortex-A53 processor (4x 1.8GHz + 4x 1.0GHz), Mali-T860MP2 GPU, 2GB or 3GB of RAM ; 13MP camera with two-tone LED flash, 1080p video...

Launches on Lollipop ; No FM radio or NFC ; No fast charging ; Weaker GPU than the one used in the m1 metal

The Meizu M3 Note is a great phone, with outstanding battery life and a nice metal unibody design, but it isn’t a patch on the Xiaomi Redmi Note 3, which is faster and comes with a better camera, more up-to-date software and, importantly, a cheaper...

Meizu, along with other Chinese smartphone makers, tends to borrow some of their design language from Apple’s iPhone. Although, at least one of those Chinese smartphone makers is Apple for allegedly stealing the iPhone design from them. The Meizu M3...

Nice design ; Fingerprint scanner ; Long battery life

Outdoor visibility could be better ; Inconsistent camera ; Below-average gaming performance

A functional smartphone, but hardly a low-cost miracle, the Meizu M3 Note does deliver a few pleasant surprises, but it doesn't evade all the flaws typical of phones in its price range. We are fond of its clean and sturdy metallic design, the fast...

The Meizu M3 Note offers a huge battery, intuitive UI and lush screen, but the subpar processor, lack of preinstalled Google Play Services and disappointing camera means you should look at other budget handsets for now. 7.5 out of 10

Outstanding design for an entry-level handset. Great 5.5-inch 1080p display. Huge battery delivers excellent battery life without adding heft. Fingerprint scanner is a handy inclusion.

Mediocre cameras. RAM limitations lead to poor multi-tasking performance. Still running Android 5.1.

Sharp and assertive design ; Solid build quality ; Good display ; Expandable storage ; Fast and accurate fingerprint reader ; Excellent battery life ; Good software experience ; Very affordable

Few improvements compared to predecessors ; Ships with outdated version of Android ; Lack of U.S. availability ; Limited global 4G LTE support ; Poor gaming performance ; Mediocre call quality

Although the m3 note has a premium design, excellent battery life, and a good software experience, it offers few improvements over its predecessors. With the exception of its new design and fingerprint reader, the m3 note is largely more of the same....

Design and build quality ; Flyme OS with mTouch ; Battery life

Average camera performance ; No FM radio ; Android Lollipop

There are very few notable omissions in the Meizu m3 note. There's no fast charging and Android Lollipop in 2016 hurts, and there are several misses here and there. Yet, the m3 note looks like a well-rounded package and at first glance, impresses a lot...