Meizu MX3 review: Eastern connection
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- Anonymous
- HI%
- 22 Nov 2013
Je, 04 Nov 20131080x1080? What the hell? The screen isn't square now is it?1800*1080
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- JL
- Uvy
- 06 Nov 2013
Meizu is getting better and better now. Maybe next year it will set retail stores in USA. I know its products are selling well in Russia.
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- AnonD-131593
- vL5
- 05 Nov 2013
Mx3 is all about appearance than the performance .
Design - 5star
Performance - 3
Camera - 2 ( very slow focus )
Battery -3
Price - 2
Advertisement - 5 ( i wish there is english version of Meizu’s MX3 Beijing Water Cube conference because they manage to bluff the audience confidently than apple lol
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- kucku
- dP@
- 04 Nov 2013
max, 02 Nov 2013I can't believe the benchmark results. Meizu used to be the... moreI think there was some energy management in the background... I have a Meizu MX2 and I think MX3 works the same way...
My MX2 doesn't switch on all cores with maximum frequency when you open a benchmark application. Even when you run its test! e.g. Linpack... On the first run you get about half the points than you should. You have to run several times the test to get working all the 4 cores. (And set the CPU setting to 'high' of course.)
And AFAIK in MX3 the GPU's max frequency is 533MHz, not just in benchmark apps. ;)
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- klyze
- LiL
- 04 Nov 2013
AnonD-90736, 03 Nov 2013Exynos chipset = complete and utter fail, enough said.I agree, enough of this 8 core nonsense
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- Anonymous
- 0$q
- 04 Nov 2013
Nice design and nice UI. Too bad the performance is way too low and price for the low performance too high.
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- Je
- vaN
- 04 Nov 2013
1080x1080? What the hell? The screen isn't square now is it?
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- mixa
- niM
- 04 Nov 2013
It seems that Samsung finally found a home for all these Exynos 101-core SOCs they make :>
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- AnonD-133465
- u9v
- 04 Nov 2013
Design looks so good :)
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- Jason squad
- 61R
- 04 Nov 2013
Yeah..
Non-removable battery.... Non-removable battery everywhere
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- the_seba
- mN}
- 04 Nov 2013
Why would Meizu put all this effort into making the back cover removable yet still make the battery non-removable. To make things worse, once opened, the back reveals an entire battery in all it's glory. HTC did that with the One MAX and we're all sure this will not sell as well as the Note 3 with it's removable battery. That's why I'd always chose a Samsung phone, for simple practicality. My Note's battery is starting to show signs of deterioration after 2 years and all I'll have to do is pop in a new, $30 one - I'll be good to go for another 2 years.
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- AnonD-117869
- 38G
- 04 Nov 2013
Note3 is not an phone..its almost an laptop ...
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- AnonD-8779
- 6vP
- 03 Nov 2013
AnonD-90736, 03 Nov 2013Exynos chipset = complete and utter fail, enough said.right said
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- Anonymous
- sgy
- 03 Nov 2013
All I see is the Galaxy Note 3 trumphing every other phone out there in the tests you have ROFL.
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- AnonD-90736
- Sgv
- 03 Nov 2013
Exynos chipset = complete and utter fail, enough said.
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- AnonD-151727
- Sp3
- 03 Nov 2013
ePicness
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- AnonD-3736
- mkR
- 02 Nov 2013
nice review as always. I'm really surprised by the software on this phone, there is really a lot of things you usually would have to get an app for, and a launcher fixes the lack of an app drawer. The only problems seem to be the high noise in pictures, the exacerbated bitrate in videos, and the high standby power draw. Impressed otherwise!
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- max
- tY1
- 02 Nov 2013
I can't believe the benchmark results. Meizu used to be the master of android optimization. The mx 4core beat the galaxy s3 using the same cpu, i was expecting mx3 to be over s4. Are you sure you tested ok? The cpu setting was on "high"? Maybe it was some other app using resources.
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- Anonymous
- PEH
- 02 Nov 2013
Xiaomi is a lot more interesting, review their phones instead, especially the Hongmi
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- xperia_kimboy
- 7X2
- 02 Nov 2013
Nyc phone