Meizu MX

Meizu MX

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Meizu MX Reviews

SlashGear

02/2012

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Meizu MX Review

While the Meizu electronics brand isn't that well known outside of China at the moment, they're certainly a brand to be reckoned with in the smartphone market, and if the Meizu MX is any indication, they'll be a whole lot more well known in the very near future. The device you see before you is a high-end Android device made for release in China only, but because of its 2G and 3G network bands, we're able to use it here in the USA with a micro SIM card from T-Mobile or AT&T, whichever we so choose to pop in. Because of this, the review of this device makes for a rather interesting exercise in testing Meizu on a global scale: can this MX smartphone stand up to the rest of the Android devices here in the USA? This device is currently available in China and can readily be purchased through carriers and resellers of hardware if you're in the area. Should you want to use this device in the United States, you'll want to make sure it's set for English right out of the box or you may have a bit of trouble (provided you aren't able to read Mandarin) working with this device's many interfaces - each of them available in several languages, thus is the power of Android.

CNet

01/2012

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6.0/10

Meizu MX

When I first learned about the Meizu MX, I admit my knee-jerk reaction was to dismiss it as yet another cheap iPhone knockoff. Boy was I wrong. This is one sophisticated device, which while no doubt would be banned immediately if it came stateside, offers plenty for old Android hands and smartphone newbies alike to appreciate. When you first see the Meizu MX, don't be alarmed if you do a double take--I certainly did. Really, this trim and polished handset could be a splitting image of an iPhone 3G or perhaps an iPod music player . The phone's front face is all-black and is sculpted in the familiar rounded curves that Apple loves to employ. Also similar to Apple's uberphone, is the MX's big 960x640-pixel resolution screen that boasts the same pixel count as the iPhone's hallowed Retina display. The Meizu's larger 4-inch real estate though, compared to 3.7 inches, means its pixel density is lower. That said, I found the MX's screen sharp and pleasing to view with text, pictures, and wallpapers crisply rendered. Contrast was high but nowhere as saturated as AMOLED phones I've used. Plus, like typical LCDs, viewing angles deteriorate quickly when the display is tilted off-center. Despite its blatant mimicry of a late-model iPhone, the Meizu MX's design is subtle, dare I say elegant.

GSMArena

12/2011

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Meizu MX review: Amaze U

This is easily a phone you can pretend doesn't exist. And you don't have to try too hard either. The Meizu MX is something of a chimera. An iPhone body and a droid mind. It's not where you take things from - it's where you take them to. For a phone coming from China, the Meizu MX has no qualms with imitation. But it's not a characterless low-cost replica either. Strictly speaking, the Meizu MX is an Android smartphone, but it goes to great lengths to emulate the Apple iPhone in its strengths and even some of its failings. The result is a unique Android experience that differs from iOS as well - it's a very curious device, the Meizu MX. It's hard to deny that the Chinese company went all out loading up the MX for a fight. The phone packs a 4.0" ASV LCD screen of 640 x 960 pixel resolution (the same res as the iPhone 4/4S) and an Exynos chipset straight from the Samsung Galaxy Note (a tad faster than the one in the Galaxy S II). Impressive stuff for sure, at least when you read the features off the specs sheet. Here are the rest of them, plus the disadvantages we found: It's not all perfect, but the Meizu MX can certainly go against a lot of Android flagships and show them a thing or two.