Meizu Pro 6 Review

Introduction

Meizu's Pro arrangement has dependably been about the full lead experience. Enormous high-res screens, first rate chipsets and propelled imaging all wrapped in an extravagant bundle with a teasing sticker price.

The MX4 Pro was maybe the apex of the Pro lineup with its 1536p showcase and top of the line camera setup. The Pro 5 got a slight hair style, exchanging the close WQXGA screen determination for an AMOLED board and a smoother client experience. The Pro 6 pursueed 3D Press and brags the most recent 10-center chipset by MediaTek trying to exhibit some muscle.

Muscle-flexing is presumably the correct approach in case you're for the most part going to contend with enormous and intense phablets of a wide range of makes. The Meizu Pro 6 has the littlest screen of the last three Pro eras however generally takes numerous signals from its Pro 5 kin, including the configuration, stockpiling alternatives and camera division. The enormous news is the Helio X25 chip yet we've yet to perceive how that analyzes against the Exynos 7420 Octa that powers the Pro 5.

In this way, we are going to commence with that - the Meizu Pro 6s is the principal standard leader we meet with the most recent Helio X25 chipset. The progressed MediaTek motor utilizes a deca-center processor with two or three 2.5GHz Cortex-A72 centers, four 2GHz Cortex-A53's and four 1.4GHz Cortex-A53's. There is likewise a Mali-T880 MP4 GPU and 4GB of RAM. The Pro 6 is additionally the primary famous Android cell phone to give 3D Touch a pursue Apple's endeavor in iOS 9 didn't exactly make a major sprinkle out of it.

Contrasting the Meizu Pro 6 with its Pro 5 kin, the more current era has a littler showcase prompting a higher pixel thickness yet the battery limit took a hit because of the more conservative body. The two camera units are indistinguishable, yet the quad-center Mali-T880 GPU may bring up issues - we're going to give careful consideration contrasting it with the Meizu Pro 5's past gen octa-center unit. On the in addition to side, the Pro 6 offers 3D Press, which the ancestor doesn't and is by and large difficult to find in the Android world.

Things being what they are, is there enough to draw upgraders and bait switchers? We are going to attempt and discover. Be that as it may, to start with, we should check the complete element list.

Key features

5.2" 1080p AMOLED display of 423ppi; 3D Press
Heavily customized Flyme OS 5.6 on top of Android 6.0 Marshmallow
MediaTek Helio X25: deca-core processor with 2x 2.5GHz Cortex-A72, 4x 2.0GHz Cortex-A53, and 4x 1.4GHz Cortex-A53; Mali-T880MP4 GPU; 4GB of RAM
21MP Sony Exmor RS IMX230 camera sensor with two-tone 10-LED ring flash, 2160p video recording @30fps
5MP front-facing camera with 1080p@30fps video recording
32GB or 64GB of built-in storage
Cat. 6 LTE (300/50Mbps); Dual SIM; Wi-Fi a/b/g/n/ac; Bluetooth 4.1; NFC; GPS/GLONASS/Beidou; USB Type-C port, USB On-The-Go
mTouch Home button with a fingerprint scanner
Active noise cancellation via a dedicated mic
2,560mAh battery with 24W mCharge 2.0 (Up to 65% charge in 30min)

Main disadvantages

Underwhelming GPU
Smaller screen compared to predecessor
Sealed battery
No memory expansion option

The fixed battery is a long way from sudden originating from an organization whose plans are plainly affected by Apple's. The top on memory is a minimization of sorts contrasted with the first Pro 5. At least 32GB and a 64GB variant as an option, this is something most clients can likely live with.

To us, the additionally intriguing inquiry is the amount of a powerhouse the Pro 6 is. We'll run the benchmarks in the devoted section and break down the outcomes. The 3D Press will get due consideration too.

Obviously, the Pro 6 isn't going to just target upgraders - we wager Meizu is quick to get new clients too. Along these lines, we should check whether their most recent phablet is truly up to the undertaking.

Extraordinary because of HonorBuy.com and Meizu for giving audit units.