Meizu M2 Mini 16 GB / 2 GB
 | Outdated Product $125.96 up to $159.04 Being one of the most inexpensive devices in the Meizu lineup (for autumn 2015), this smartphone at the same time is quite consistent with the company's principles — advanced features at very limited prices. The screen size in this case is 5", it has Dragontrail X coverage and HD resolution. Below the screen is a system based on the Mediatek MT6735 chip (1.3 GHz, 4 cores) with 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of internal memory. Meizu M2 smartphone Mini supports DualSIM, however, in a somewhat truncated version: you can install either a second SIM card or a memory card in the second slot.“Local” communication capabilities are notable for a 2-band Wi-Fi module and USB host mode. |
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Being one of the most inexpensive devices in the Meizu lineup (for autumn 2015), this smartphone at the same time is quite consistent with the company's principles — advanced features at very limited prices. The screen size in this case is 5", it has Dragontrail X coverage and HD resolution. Below the screen is a system based on the Mediatek MT6735 chip (1.3 GHz, 4 cores) with 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of internal memory. Meizu M2 smartphone Mini supports DualSIM, however, in a somewhat truncated version: you can install either a second SIM card or a memory card in the second slot.“Local” communication capabilities are notable for a 2-band Wi-Fi module and USB host mode.
A simplified version of the Meizu M2 Note smartphone has the Mini prefix, but the language does not turn at all to call the 5-inch device a “baby”.
Price quality
Meizu M2 Mini is one of the best models in terms of price-quality ratio. It is equipped with a performant, as for low-cost segment devices, MediaTek 6582 processor (4 cores at 1.3 GHz) and has 2 GB of RAM. In synthetic tests, this bundle gives good performance results (31000 points in AnTuTu). Paired with HD-resolution display, the hardware ensures smooth operation of the interface and no lags. OS Android 5.1 is covered with its own Flyme shell. Its main distinguishing feature is the absence of a menu as such — all shortcuts and applications are placed on desktops.
Control
Smartphone control is implemented through the touch interface, as well as the Home key and the input of various gestures. Many fall in love with the Home button from the first time — it is both mechanical (a strong press returns to the home desktop) and touch (a light touch allows you to go back one position). The sign language has a developed structure and allows you to perform a lot of manipulations with the touch of one finger.
Memory
The model has a 16 GB drive on board, of which approximately 11.5 GB is available to the user. You can expand the memory, but for this you will have to sacrifice one of the two SIM cards — the memory card slot is combined with a SIM card. But you won’t be able to remove the battery at all — the back cover of the gadget is non-removable and there is no access to the 2500 mAh battery. In active mode, the charge lasts exactly for a day of use.
A photo
The phone's camera lacks stars from the sky: in good light, the main 13-megapixel module with a maximum aperture of f / 2.2 produces a good picture, but as soon as you start taking pictures in low light conditions, the quality of the photo drops. The front module is equipped with a 5-megapixel sensor and has software "buns" to improve selfies.
Worthy
Ultimately, a smartphone from Meizu can offer a set of decent features for a moderate price. It will be the choice for those who are looking for a low-cost device that can cope with everyday tasks by 100%.
